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Merge branch 'master' into doc/master

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Mike Gerwitz 2011-03-11 19:56:23 -05:00
commit c1ddca1a3d
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@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ PATH_MANUAL_TEXI=${PATH_DOC}/manual.texi
COMBINE=${PATH_TOOLS}/combine
TESTS_JS := $(shell find "./test" -name 'test-*.js')
TESTS_SHELL := $(shell find "./test" -name 'test-[^\.]*')
.PHONY: test doc
@ -26,23 +29,21 @@ all: combine doc
# create build dir
mkbuild:
@mkdir -p "${PATH_BUILD}"
mkdir -p "${PATH_BUILD}"
# combine all modules into easily redistributable ease.js file (intended for
# browser)
combine: mkbuild
${COMBINE} > "${PATH_COMBINE_OUTPUT}"
INC_TEST=1 "${COMBINE}" > "${PATH_COMBINE_OUTPUT_FULL}"
@cp "${PATH_BROWSER_TEST}" "${PATH_BUILD}"
cp "${PATH_BROWSER_TEST}" "${PATH_BUILD}"
# run tests
test: default
for test in `find ./test -name 'test-*.js'`; do \
node $${test}; \
done; \
for test in `find ./test -regex '.*/test-[^\.]*'`; do \
./$$test; \
done;
test: default $(TESTS_JS) $(TESTS_SHELL)
test-%.js: default
node $@
test-%: default
./$@
# generate texinfo documentation (twice to generate TOC), then remove the extra
# files that were generated
@ -57,7 +58,7 @@ doc: mkbuild
! -name '*.pdf' -a \
! -name '*.css' \
| xargs rm
@mv -f "${PATH_DOC}"/*.pdf "${PATH_DOC_OUTPUT}"
mv -f "${PATH_DOC}"/*.pdf "${PATH_DOC_OUTPUT}"
cd "${PATH_DOC}"; \
makeinfo -o "${PATH_DOC_OUTPUT_INFO}" "${PATH_MANUAL_TEXI}"; \
makeinfo --plain "${PATH_MANUAL_TEXI}" > "${PATH_DOC_OUTPUT_PLAIN}"; \

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@ -2,61 +2,68 @@
#
# This is by no means a complete list.
Misc
- Deep cloning level for util.clone()
- Optional preprocessing support
- Ability to disable features that wouldn't impact base functionality
- For example, one may wish to have type checking enabled for development
but may not want the performance hit for their production code.
Disabling type checking, as long as the proper types are passed to the
functions, will not impact function logic.
- Should be able to run source file without preprocessing, so C-style macros
cannot be used (# is not a valid token)
- Class module is becoming too large; refactor
[ target: 0.1.0 ]
Misc
- Class module is becoming too large; refactor
Member Keywords
- Restrictions; throw exceptions when unknown keywords are used
- const; immutable properties
- final; methods cannot be overridden by subtypes
- static; method/property accessible via class definition
- event; designates a supported event
- Concrete types must implement member with same visibility, or greater
visibility, than the abstract implementation defined
Member Keywords
- Restrictions; throw exceptions when unknown keywords are used
- Concrete types must implement member with same visibility, or greater
visibility, than the abstract implementation defined
Typing
- Support JSDoc-style type definitions for parameters
- Syntax:
[ 'string', 'number', function( name, age ) {} ]
- Optional; if a function is simply provided, rather than an array, no type
checking will be performed
- For abstract methods, simply leave the function off (last index)
- Provide option to throw errors on any type mismatch
- Auto-cast, unless casting is impossible, then throw error
Documentation
- Ensure all docblocks contain only valid JSDoc tags
- Generate documentation
- Add to Makefile
- Begin technical documentation for developers
- Include designs and project decisions
- Wiki, LaTeX, Texinfo?
- API documentation
- Wiki, LaTeX, Texinfo?
Reflection
- Rather than exposing internal data via properties, fully encapsulate
- Classes, not just modules like the rest of ease.js
Client-Side
- implement assert.deepEqual()
Patterns
- Provide automated means to generate classes for common patterns (primarily
GoF)
- Generating classes at runtime gives us the powerful benefit of being able
to generate the classes however we wish. Therefore, we do not need code
generation techniques to generate classes. We can simply call a method.
This will remove repetitive tasks and duplicate code needed to properly
implement the various patterns, and serve as an excellent tool for those
unfamiliar with them.
Documentation
- Ensure all docblocks contain only valid JSDoc tags
- Generate documentation
- Add to Makefile
- Begin technical documentation for developers
- Include designs and project decisions
- Wiki, LaTeX, Texinfo?
- API documentation
- Wiki, LaTeX, Texinfo?
[ future ]
Misc
- Deep cloning level for util.clone()
- Optional preprocessing support
- Ability to disable features that wouldn't impact base functionality
- For example, one may wish to have type checking enabled for development
but may not want the performance hit for their production code.
Disabling type checking, as long as the proper types are passed to the
functions, will not impact function logic.
- Should be able to run source file without preprocessing, so C-style macros
cannot be used (# is not a valid token)
Client-Side
- implement assert.deepEqual()
Member Keywords
- const; immutable properties
- final; methods cannot be overridden by subtypes
- static; method/property accessible via class definition
- event; designates a supported event
Typing
- Support JSDoc-style type definitions for parameters
- Syntax:
[ 'string', 'number', function( name, age ) {} ]
- Optional; if a function is simply provided, rather than an array, no type
checking will be performed
- For abstract methods, simply leave the function off (last index)
- Provide option to throw errors on any type mismatch
- Auto-cast, unless casting is impossible, then throw error
Reflection
- Rather than exposing internal data via properties, fully encapsulate
- Classes, not just modules like the rest of ease.js
Patterns
- Provide automated means to generate classes for common patterns (primarily
GoF)
- Generating classes at runtime gives us the powerful benefit of being able
to generate the classes however we wish. Therefore, we do not need code
generation techniques to generate classes. We can simply call a method.
This will remove repetitive tasks and duplicate code needed to properly
implement the various patterns, and serve as an excellent tool for those
unfamiliar with them.