HaxeFoundation.haxe/std/js/Lib.hx

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package js;

class Lib {

	/**
		Inserts a 'debugger' statement that will make a breakpoint if a debugger is available.
	**/
	public static inline function debug() {
		untyped __js__("debugger");
	}

	/**
		Display an alert message box containing the given message.
		@deprecated Use Browser.alert() instead.
	**/
	@:deprecated("Lib.alert() is deprecated, use Browser.alert() instead")
	public static function alert( v : Dynamic ) {
		untyped __js__("alert")(js.Boot.__string_rec(v,""));
	}

	public static inline function eval( code : String ) : Dynamic {
		return untyped __js__("eval")(code);
	}

	/**
		Inserts a `require` expression that loads JavaScript object from
		a module or file specified in the `module` argument.

		This is only supported in environments where `require` function
		is available, such as Node.js or RequireJS.
	**/
	public static inline function require( module:String ) : Dynamic {
		return untyped __js__("require")(module);
	}

	/**
		Returns JavaScript `undefined` value.

		Note that this is only needed in very rare cases when working with external JavaScript code.

		In Haxe, `null` is used to represent the absence of a value.
	**/
	public static var undefined(get,never) : Dynamic;
	static inline function get_undefined() : Dynamic {
		return untyped __js__("undefined");
	}

	/**
		`nativeThis` is the JavaScript `this`, which is semantically different
		from the Haxe `this`. Use `nativeThis` only when working with external
		JavaScript code.

		In Haxe, `this` is always bound to a class instance.
		In JavaScript, `this` in a function can be bound to an arbitrary
		variable when the function is called using `func.call(thisObj, ...)` or
		`func.apply(thisObj, [...])`.

		Read more at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/this
	**/
	public static var nativeThis(get,never) : Dynamic;
	@:extern static inline function get_nativeThis() : Dynamic {
		return untyped __js__("this");
	}


	/**
		An alias of the JS "global" object.

		Concretely, it is set as the first defined value in the list of
		`window`, `global`, `self`, and `this` in the top-level of the compiled output.
	**/
	#if (haxe_ver >= 3.3)
		public
	#else
		// hide it since we should not add new feature in 3.2.1
		@:allow(js) private
	#end
	static var global(get,never) : Dynamic;
	@:extern static inline function get_global() : Dynamic {
		return untyped __define_feature__("js.Lib.global", __js__("$global")); // $global is generated by the compiler
	}

	/**
		Re-throw last cathed exception, preserving original stack information.

		Calling this only makes sense inside a catch statement.
	**/
	@:extern public static inline function rethrow() {
		untyped __define_feature__("js.Lib.rethrow", __rethrow__());
	}
}