In some rare cases name factories must be defined in a separate factory provider class instead of in the implementation class.

[jacob314]

I've attached a repro library that exposes this issue and a sample .html file that triggers it. This big isn't very high priority as the issue doesn't impact all factory constructors and moving the problem factory constructors to a separate factory provider class fixes the issue.

Error message:
Internal error: 'file:///Users/jacobr/src/pub2/dart/test.html': Error: line 6 pos 31: class '_ElementImpl@9f0f74b' has no constructor or factory named '[email protected]'
  document.body.nodes.add(new Element.html("<div>Hello world</div>"));

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Attachments:
test.html (331 Bytes)
html_dartium.dart (984.42 KB)

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This comment was originally written by [email protected]

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Jacob, is it still reproducible?

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[jacob314]

I don't have a repro anymore. If my memory serves, I think the issue was partly one of name aliasing and a confusing compiler error message.

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