google-closure-library

问题 Currently I am using just plain text in my Closure application. I want to add localizations to those text. I just found several articles about goog.getMsg function which is used to do this kind of localization. As far as I understood it is done in compile time. How can we change language in run-time when user clicks a button? What is the easiest way to do this using Closure? 回答1: I have actually achieved a runtime i18n. I use .soy templates with {msg} tags in them. When you compile .soy to

问题 Currently I am using just plain text in my Closure application. I want to add localizations to those text. I just found several articles about goog.getMsg function which is used to do this kind of localization. As far as I understood it is done in compile time. How can we change language in run-time when user clicks a button? What is the easiest way to do this using Closure? 回答1: I have actually achieved a runtime i18n. I use .soy templates with {msg} tags in them. When you compile .soy to

问题 I am using google closure compiler to compress all the javascript into single file. While compliance it give lot of warning messages.In my case I have already compressed third party JS files, Which causes complete file to be printed on browser (i saw build progress in browser) for a single error. I cannot modify third party js due to licenses issue. I am getting tons of warning messages with complete code in browser window, which causes browser to be hanged. How can I suppressed all the

问题 I have a vanilla javascript project that is compiled and minified using Closure Compiler v20181210. I want to use SJCL in that project for crypto. I copied this file into my own project and wrote code using the library. But when I try to compile it, Closure Compiler throws a bunch of errors from the library (pasted below). On the SJCL website, it says that the file is compressed using Google Closure Compressor. So I imagine it should be compatible with Closure? Why is it not compiling then?

问题 How can I test if an JavaScript object is an implementation of an interface using the Google Closure inheritance mechanism? I could not find any hint of my.Animal in the objects created via new my.Dog() and object instanceof my.Animal didn't work. The only information about the interface are compiler errors when forgetting to implement methods in the child class. /** * @interface */ my.Animal = function() {}; /** * Does something. * @return {string} */ my.Animal.prototype.doSomething; /** *

问题 I'm trying to migrate from the closurebuilder.py script to the Closure compiler because of this message: ../../closure-library/closure/bin/build/closurebuilder.py: Closure Compiler now natively understands and orders Closure dependencies and is prefererred over using this script for performing JavaScript compilation Since I'm using Google Closure Library and the OpenLayers 3, how do I have to call the compiler (compiler.jar) to Build an myapp-deps.js dependency file Build an minified version

问题 I have a class, ChatRoom , that can only render after it receives a long-running HTTP request (it could take 1 second or 30 seconds). So I need to delay rendering until ChatRoom.json is not null. In the code below, I'm using Closure Library's goog.async.ConditionalDelay. It works, but is there a better way (maybe without needing Closure Library) to do this? ChatRoom.prototype.json = null; // received after a long-running HTTP request. ChatRoom.prototype.render = function() { var thisChatRoom

问题 I have a class, ChatRoom , that can only render after it receives a long-running HTTP request (it could take 1 second or 30 seconds). So I need to delay rendering until ChatRoom.json is not null. In the code below, I'm using Closure Library's goog.async.ConditionalDelay. It works, but is there a better way (maybe without needing Closure Library) to do this? ChatRoom.prototype.json = null; // received after a long-running HTTP request. ChatRoom.prototype.render = function() { var thisChatRoom

问题 I am working on a project where a pdf is dynamically created at the node server and needs to be sent to the javascript client where it should open a download prompt on the browser. I have created the pdf but sending it and receiving it as downloadable is being troublesome. Following is the code that I have used at the node to send the pdf but it doesn't seems to be right: var pdf = fs.readFile("createdPdf/" + uname + "_44.pdf", function() { if (pdf == null) { res.writeHead(401, {"Content-Type

问题 Hi has any one used google's Closure Library https://developers.google.com/closure/ in building Phonegap applications on Android. I have read that Closure has good support for internationalization of applications. So if anyone could provide material they referred or sample snippets to get an idea of how to implement it. 回答1: There is no difference as to how you use PhoneGap. Framing a web view inside a native app background, doesn't change. The Closure Library, unlike any other library, will