[haXe] haXe Beta4 Released !

[Benjamin Dasnois]

What do you mean by
fixed javascript events case
is this the this problem? What about having multiple event handlers on
a single event?

On 4/2/06, Nicolas Cannasse <ncannasse at motion-twin.com> wrote:
> > Hi lists,
> >
> > I'm please to announce the Beta4 release of haXe on http://haxe.org
>
> Here's the list of changes :
>   - fixed javascript events case
>   - fixed invalid use of physeq
>   - fixed + type inference
>   - added -altfmt
>   - allowed anonymous <: class subtyping
>   - relaxed unifications of expressions in "for" and "while"
>   - more methods in List
>   - syntax changes : mandatory parenthesis for "for" and "while"
>   - allowed any kind of identifier almost everywhere
>   - moved tools, flash, js and neko inside "std"
>   - no need for 0x in flash header bgcolor
>   - added -res
>   - fixed type parameter contraint holes
>   - Std.is Dynamic always returns true
>   - added Enum.toString
>   - neko : env locals can be modified in inner functions
>   - completed js keywords list in generator
>   - added Reflect.typeof
>   - prioritize neko.Lib.load static calls
>   - fixed bugs in for...in optimization with continue
>   - fixed Reflect fields, added documentation, added Class
>   - added javascript closures, fixed null closures on flash and Neko
>   - added javascript __init__ statics and js.XMLHttpRequest
>   - added neko.Stack
>   - fixed bug in Std.ord
>   - convert neko string to haxe string on catch
>   - automaticaly creates empty clips for classes extending flash.MovieClip
>   - unify stack : several meaningful unification errors
>   - added cast operation and keyword
>
> The important things are the following :
>
> 1) Cast operation :
>
> var x = cast(expression,MyClass);
>
> will either return the value "expression" with type "MyClass" or throw
> an exception "Class cast error".
>
> 2) In Flash, If you have a class extending MovieClip (or having
> MovieClip in its inherited hierarchy) then haXe will automaticaly create
> an empty MovieClip in the SWF, give it a linkage name
> "my.package.MyClass" and do a registerClass. This is skipped if a MC
> with the same name already exists in the -swf-lib
>
> Nicolas
>
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>


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DASNOIS Benjamin