Thanks, I am sure it is in the manual, but TL;DR.
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You need to surround the code with a check for the debug version:
if (qx.core.Environment.get(“qx.debug”)) {
this.assertX();
}
The generator will completely remove debug code inside this kind of test. If
you want to keep the assert at runtime, use qx.core.Assert.assertXxxx directly
John
I still have the problem, for example the below code works well in the source
version but fails in the build version, because the assert methods are not
recognized by the compiler to be included.
qx.Class.define("genpres.Application", {
extend: qx.application.Standalone,
implement:
[genpres.li
I have a situation in which I call a method of a subclass in a superclass.
This is a native qx method, but the build version only adds methods to the
subclass it assumes to be used. So now I have implemented this trick:
###*
@ignore(_.*)
###
qx.Class.define "informedica.controller.BaseController
