add test in gulpfile which will compile a basic TS file with generated
angular2.d.ts to ensure generated d.ts is valid syntactic TS
Adds support for enums in .d.ts generation pipeline.
Removes renaming reexports in http module.
BREAKING CHANGES:
- rename `ElementRef.domElement` to `ElementRef.nativeElement`
- add `Renderer.getNativeElementSync` to make the app side
less dependent on the dom renderer.
- don’t use `ElementRef.nativeElement` in directives but
use the methods on `Renderer` directly.
- Removed `ElementRef.setAttribute`. Use `Renderer.setElementAttribute` instead.
Closes#2712
Last part of #2476Closes#2476
BREAKING CHANGES:
- Almost all methods in `Renderer` now take a `RenderElementRef` instead
of a `ViewRef` + `boundElementIndex`.
- These methods can be called with the `ElementRef` from the app side
directly.
Closes#2706
Related to #2476
BREAKING CHANGES:
- host actions don't take an expression as value any more but only a method name,
and assumes to get an array via the EventEmitter with the method arguments.
- Renderer.setElementProperty does not take `style.`/... prefixes any more.
Use the new methods `Renderer.setElementAttribute`, ... instead
Part of #2476Closes#2637
BREAKING CHANGE: compiler will throw on binding to non-existing properties.
Till now it was possible to have a binding to a non-existing property,
ex.: `<div [foo]="exp">`. From now on this is compilation error - any
property binding needs to have at least one associated property:
eaither on an HTML element or on any directive associated with a
given element (directives' properites need to be declared using the
`properties` field in the `@Directive` / `@Component` annotation).
Closes#2598
While creating the ng_deps.dart file for a view inline the styleUrls attribute.
This copies the pattern used for templateUrl, aleviating the need to make an
XHR request for those resources.
closes#2566
Allows to add or remove previous siblings of text
interpolations (e.g. by added `<script>` tags for
content reproduction, or by removed `<style>` tags).
Also calculates correctly whether an element is
empty.
Fixes#2591
As the constructed objects have an any type, the
resulting containers are assignable to any type:
var x: Map<string, number> = new Map();
That is useful to avoid having to specify types
twice when declaration and assignment are in
different places.