问题
I have the following problem when running dart2js
compiled version of my chrome extension:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<JsObject> has no method 'where$1'
I have created a minimal example:
background.dart
import 'dart:js';
void main() {
print("main()...");
context['js_list'] = new JsObject.jsify(["aaa", "bbb"]);
}
popup.dart
import 'dart:js';
var backgroundPage = context["chrome"]["extension"].callMethod("getBackgroundPage", []);
void main() {
print("main():...");
testJsList(backgroundPage['js_list']);
}
testJsList(List<String> jsList) {
print("testJsList(): jsList = $jsList");
print("testJsList(): ['aaa', 'bbb'] = ${new JsObject.jsify(['aaa', 'bbb'])}");
jsList.where((e) => e == "bbb").forEach(print);
}
When running on Chromium (Dartium):
main():...
testJsList(): jsList = [aaa, bbb]
testJsList(): ['aaa', 'bbb'] = [aaa, bbb]
bbb
When running on Chrome (dart2js -> V8):
main():...
testJsList(): jsList = aaa,bbb
testJsList(): ['aaa', 'bbb'] = [aaa, bbb]
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<JsObject> has no method 'where$1'
Obviously Dart VM is treating JS Interop slightly differently from a compiled javascript. The jsList
is printed differently, and in the second case is ´jsList´ of a "wrong" type.
Update: It looks that the problem is caused by the trio {dart:js, dart2js, chrome API} since the adhoc created JsObject is working properly in both Dartium and dart2js scenario.
回答1:
Dartium and dart2js each have their own separate implementation of dart:js, but they're supposed to behave the same. In this case it looks like a bug in the dart2js implementation, because JsObject.jsify
is supposed to return a JsArray
which implements List
, but the error states that it's returning a plain JsObject
instead.
Can you file a bug at dartbug.com ?
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21976257/difference-between-dartium-and-dart2js-when-building-chrome-extensions