is it possible to use the `import()` function for ...
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bj0
11/28/2018, 6:51 PMis it possible to use the
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gildor
11/29/2018, 3:30 AMYes, you can do that, just use external declaration
You need something like (not sure that code is correct)
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external fun <T> import(path: String): Promise<T>b
bj0
11/29/2018, 4:03 AMOh ok, I was trying to use
js()bj0
11/29/2018, 4:03 AMI'll have to test it out, but do you know if this lets webpack split the code so it can be loaded on demand?
bj0
11/29/2018, 4:37 AMOk I tried defining the external
importsyntax errorbj0
11/29/2018, 4:38 AM(in the javascript)
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gildor
11/29/2018, 5:39 AMany error messages?
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:39 AMwhat is in compiled code?
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:44 AMAlso, what kind T of generic did you use?
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:52 AMAhhh
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:52 AMI see what you mean
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:53 AMIf I try to run DCE I also getting syntax error
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:53 AMbut it compiles without it
gildor
11/29/2018, 5:53 AMlooks like a compiler bug
gildor
11/29/2018, 6:37 AMI created an issue about this DCE bug
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-28523
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bj0
11/29/2018, 4:02 PMAh ok, nice find. I was applying the DCE plugin
bj0
12/01/2018, 3:12 PMI got a chance to finally run some tests, even though it compiles with DCE plugin disabled, the import statements fail with "Cannot find module", even though they are included in
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