Do you have any suggestions regarding how to do the proper deferred
binding for the various versions? Should I just put the typical JS
check that regular libraries use? (i.e. if
(!document.getElementsByClassName) { // provide fallback }. I thought
the whole point of deferred binding was to get
If I put the check in a static block, then the check is only done once
on startup, right? Is this acceptable, or is it frowned upon because
it adds a slight penalty to the startup even if the developer never
uses the function.
Something like,
static {
Also, what's the difference between DOMImplMozilla DOMImplMozillaOld
in terms of Firefox versions?
And what versions of each browser are supported? Are all versions of
Safari, FF, Opera supported as much as possible? Is there a minimum
version for any of them?
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 4:05
Comment by bobbysoares:
I see use for public constructors in Overlay-Types when wrapping around JS
libraries. I say this because when it's necessary to enable the overlayed
types to be constructed from Java, where the choice is between the use of a
plain Java wrapper class or an
