Sorry for my ignorance. I thought that it had to match the "main source" file extension. Thank you for this information.
Regarding the source path in the .map file, I personally do not know what the TS compiler produces. If I understand correctly, it means that, depending where the output is sent, the path could be relative (output sent to the project dir) or absolute (output sent elsewhere) ? In that case, I think we can live with that ! (assuming the -js-output argument works as expected). Nicolas Granon > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Josh Tynjala [mailto:joshtynj...@apache.org] > Envoyé : mardi 7 novembre 2017 19:36 > À : dev@royale.apache.org > Objet : Re: source-map compiler argument : path to source > > The .js.map extension is the correct behavior. The name of a source map > file is based on extension of the output file rather then the input > file. Both .as and .mxml files will produce .js output, so the source > map's extension should be .js.map for both. Every tool that I've seen > produce source maps for other languages works this way. Compile-to-JS > languages create .js.map files. Compile-to-CSS languages create > .css.map files. > > In regards to relative versus absolute paths, I'm pretty sure that I > checked what the TypeScript compiler produced and made sure that the > behavior was the same in our compiler. > > - Josh > > On 2017-11-06 02:52, "Idylog - Nicolas Granon" <ngra...@idylog.com> > wrote: > > It appears that, when generating the source map for debugging js > > output, the path to the source file ("sources" property) is using a > relative path. > > > > Since it is possible (and often desirable) to send the output outside > > the workspace/project folder (with js-output argument) it seems to me > > that the path to the main source file should be an absolute path. > > > > Also, the map is named with a .js.map suffix even for a MXML main > > source file. It should follow the extension of the main source file > > (.js.map or .mxml.map, depending on the main source file). > > > > Nicolas Granon > > > > > > > > > > > >
