Added BlackBerry support #8
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Woops totally glossed over tests. Will add that for tomorrow! |
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Cool, thanks Fil |
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Noticed that some existing tests are failing. Looks like the XML parser library used in the tests can't handle custom namespaced attributes. Fail :( I'll dig around and see if there's another one that does, and perhaps add that as a test-only dependency? |
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Tests are failing on master? Not seeing that here |
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Dude: sorry about lack of movement on this. 2.0 is fast approaching. This will need to get in for sure. Will get this done ASAP! |
… ios were clashing), updated gitignore for this
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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@alunny I've added tests and rebased as of this morning. Should be good! |
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hmm. looks like my comment button worked. :o |
What does this mean?
target-dirattributes on source files in Java in BlackBerry will always be prefixed with "www/ext" - as that is always the location of the cordova.jar file. I think BlackBerry support is just another use case to programmatically read the package name from Java files, and thus eliminate the need for this attribute.I think that's it.