JSNI madness!

[Roger Studner]

Okay, losing my mind on something trivial.. if I have

public class FooBar {

public static native void methodA() /*-{
FooBar.methodB();
/*-};

public static native void methidB() /*-{
$wnd.alert("hi!");

/*-};



}

this should work? I feel like i've done it 1000 times, but now when I do this, I never can call "one JSNI method from another"

Anyone :)? Bueller?

Roger

[Roger Studner]

Okay, not quite a complete enough example:

public class FooBar {

public static native void methodA() /*-{

something.bind("hi", function () {
FooBar.methodB();

});

/*-};

public static native void methidB() /*-{
$wnd.alert("hi!");

/*-};

that is more accurate (the fact that i'm trying to access it inside of a function, which affects "scope" to some degree of course

Best,
Roger

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[Thomas Broyer]

On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 4:39:48 PM UTC+2, Roger wrote:

Okay, losing my mind on something trivial.. if I have

public class FooBar {

  public static native void methodA() /*-{
                FooBar.methodB();

@my.pack.age.FooBar::methodB()();

See https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsJSNI#methods-fields

[Roger Studner]

For some reason I was thinking/hoping that a "JSNI to JSNI call" wouldn't use the evil syntax.

<crawls back to type in the evil syntax>

Thanks Thomas!

Roger

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[Joseph Lust]

methidB() should be methodB()

Sincerely,

Joseph

[Wendel]

 public static native void methodA() /*-{    

    var that = this;

    something.bind("hi", function () {

          that.@my.pack.age.FooBar.methodB();
    });    
}-*/;