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allow user to set location of corelib files in DartEditor #440
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Removed Type-Defect label. |
This comment was originally written by [email protected] Just fyi, if there was a dart editor config file for this, that would be fine too, it's not necessary to have UI right now I think. (Also, there might be other various config settings we think of that we want to add before there's time to change the UI.) |
We also want to be able to add additional core libraries, in the case of the runtime shell dart_vm, which has many OS libraries for file and socket access, and process control, added to the runtime. |
Are there dart: URI's for these libraries? If not, could there be? It would certainly be a lot cleaner from our perspective to have libraries that are platform-specific be explicitly imported by users. Otherwise we have to provide an extra-lingual way for the user to tell us which set of implicit libraries to compile their code against, and we'd prefer not to have to do that. |
The dart core libraries are now in a "libraries" folder (build 1910) rather than embedded in plugins. Added Fixed label. |
Simple transformer to run ddc in pub build/serve
This issue was originally filed by [email protected]
DartEditor currently seems to have baked into itself a particular version of the dart core libraries.
It would be good if the user could set the location of corelib.dart, and have the DartEditor use that, in case they want to use a more recent or private version of corelib. (Especially useful for people working on developing corelib.)
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