dart-editor

问题 Having an issue with importing packages in Dart now, the project was working yesterday but has stopped today and I have no clue why, the code hasn't changed all weekend and I don't recall running any updates. The problem exists with anything with the "package:" url. For example both of these are broken in my project: import 'package:args/args.dart'; import 'package:crypto/crypto.dart'; The error message for these is: Unhandled exception: Uncaught Error: FileSystemException: Cannot open file,

问题 I want to run a no minify build but not from Terminal. Can I do it form the Dart Editor IDE itself? 回答1: Dart2JS can be configured using pubspec.yaml Configuring the Built-in dart2js Transformer. You also need a custom launch configuration until DartEditor's internal web server is replaced by pub serve which is work in progress. 回答2: Under Run -> Manage Launches you can create a new Dart2js launch and pass in whatever compiler flags you want. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22054960

问题 I am using Dart Editor to build a Dart app. I am compiling to JavaScript to run on all browsers. I want to minify the output JavaScript. How can I do this without dropping to the command line? I know that on the command line, I can use dart2js --minify app.dart . How do I make this automatic from Dart Editor? 回答1: There are two quick and easy ways to minify your complied Javascript code through the Dart Editor. The recommended way is make a small addition to your pubspec.yaml file. Here's an

问题 Is there an equivalent of the Eclipse "Project" menu "Clean..." command in the Dart Editor? If not, how can a project be cleaned of the files generated by the various tools? 回答1: Never heard of such a functionality in Dart. What files of what tools? I guess from Run as JavaScript ? I guess the development goes in the direction that files are generated only in the build directory. These files will be purged before rebuild. But this is WIP. 回答2: I have the same question. However I am coming to

问题 I've been attempting to learn enough html, css, and Dart to create my first web page and all is going well, except that I do not understand how to create a simple page and a server side web-socket server that will just echo it back. The examples that I find tend to illustrate other Dart tools and either connect to echo server on the web or do other things that make their code not simple for a newbie. I've tried to simplify Seth Ladd's example "dart-example-web-sockets-client" as the 'best'

问题 Eclipse has a "Network Connections" page in its preferences that allows one to use proxies for network connections, so if I am behind a firewall I can use these connections. I don't see any such option in the Dart Editor. So, while I am at work, I cannot update from the network because of this. I can set the proxy in a browser, but not in Dart Editor. With a direct connection to an ISP, everything is okay, but not from an internal network. Is there some way to fix this issue? If there is

问题 I read those ch04-tools-editor, get-started and searched on Google, but I didn't find any answers. How to send print() output directly to a file with Dart Editor? EDIT : I want to send (pipe/redirect stream) the data (what print() return) directly in a file, instead the Dart Editor. I'm looking for a feature of the Dart Editor. 回答1: print() doesn't output to files; it outputs to the console ( stdout in console apps, the browser console in browsers). The dart:io library offers plenty of

问题 I've been trying Dart x64 for a month (under Windows 8). Unfortunately, I've removed the "\Users\$user\AppData\Roaming\Pub\" folder. After that any Dart/Polymer project (including shipped samples like sunflower) stops showing anything in a browser without any error or exception. I deleted the \dart folder, and some other dart folders that I'd found ( \Users\$user\Application Data\Pub\ , \Users\$user\.dartium\ , \Users\$user\DartEditor\ ). Then I'd reinstalled the Dart x64 (unpack zip-file),

问题 I have the demo code for the Rikulo UXL ScrollView demo working with the Dart Editor. UXL Overview However, the set-up seems cumbersome to me. For the example to build the .Dart file from the UXL file, ( apparently ) it needs to be named as: "ScrollView.uxl.xml". Can the build process or Dart Editor be configured and set-up to do a more streamlined workflow like: ScrollView.uxl --> ScrollView.dart As opposed to the current rule: ScrollView.uxl.xml --> ScrollView.uxl.dart It seem to me the

问题 I am very confuse about dart editor, how it works. When i run this application import 'dart:isolate'; import 'package:dbcrypt/dbcrypt.dart'; import 'dart:async'; main() { //ReceivePort receivePort = new ReceivePort(); var receivePortPw = new ReceivePort(); receivePortPw.listen((msg) { print(msg); }); Future<Isolate> f = Isolate.spawn(ReturnHashedPassword, receivePortPw.sendPort); f.then((Isolate i) { print('Print1 -> ' + new DBCrypt().hashpw('Password', new DBCrypt().gensalt())); print(