dart-editor

Right now, the white background is killing my eyes, as it's a looong dark night. Is it possible to change the theme (to something darker) from the Dart Editor (v 0.1)? What about picking a background colour and syntax highlighting? Yes, it is possible and I have just verified this quickfix for a darker background on the Dart Editor Version 0.1.0.201204042313 : Close the Dart Editor Open with your favorite editor the file: <DART-INSTALL-DIR>\workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime\.settings\org.eclipse.ui.editors.prefs Change the content from: #Fri Apr 06 20:28:37 EST 2012 eclipse

I want to create a symbol equal to that of a private MethodMirror's simplename. However, Symbol's documentation states the argument of new Symbol must be a valid public identifier. If I try and create a const Symbol('_privateIdentifier') dart editor informs me that evaluation of this constant expression will throw an exception - though the program runs fine, and I am able to use it without any issues. void main(){ //error flagged in dart editor, though runs fine. const s = const Symbol('_s'); print(s); //Symbol("_s"); } It seems the mirror system uses symbols. import 'dart:mirrors'; class

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? 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 example: Name: my-app description: An Angular web application dependencies: angular: any browser: any

I have a rest api (developed in django/python) which i run locally and want to develop a simple client application in dart. This client uses XMLHttpRequest to communicate to a local django development server. The problem is the default run configuration in the Dart Editor launches it's own web server and than either dartium or the system browser with dart2js. Which will both obviously violate the cross origin policy when i try to access my rest api. I'm wondering what the best setup would be to test client/server communication - should i configure my rest api to proxy the :3030 port which is

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' example. I can receive what is sent from the page, repackage it and think i'm sending it back but

What is the difference between show and as in an import statement? For example, what's the difference between import 'dart:convert' show JSON; and import 'package:google_maps/google_maps.dart' as GoogleMap; When do I use show and when should I use as ? If I switch to show GoogleMap all references to GoogleMap (e.g. GoogleMap.LatLng ) objects are reported as undefined. Dennis Kaselow as and show are two different concepts. With as you are giving the imported library a name. It's usually done to prevent a library from polluting your namespace if it has a lot of global functions. If you use as

So if I add break points in .dart files that are located in /web directory of my project, it works fine. For example I'm using AngularDart and the main.dart file works. However when I try to put a breakpoint in anything in the /lib directory, Dartium doesn't stop on them. How can I get the breakpoints in Dartium to work with the /lib directory? Note that I've tried putting breakpoints with Dart Editor, IntelliJ with Dart Plugin and also directly in Dartium and nothing works. Is this intended? Günter Zöchbauer To set breakpoints in dependencies search the source inside the (no domain) node and