Re: Split points for method having return type other than void

Sorry my mistake.

return type of foo() and bar() is int.

So now

public void onClick(Clickevent e) {

      GWT.runAsynck(

          public void onSuccess() {

              

                int x = foo();

        int y = bar(x);

        goo(z);

              }

      );

}

public int foo() {

}

public int bar(int x) {

}

public void goo(int z) {

}

The above code does code splitting properly if foo(), bar() and goo() called from only one place onClick().

So codes for all  these methods will be loaded only after click(). am i right ?

Also, i could not understand the below red marked line properly. Request you to explain a bit more.

Thanks

Deepak

On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 6:31 AM, Philippe Beaudoin <philippe.beaudoin@gmail.com> wrote:

The way you write it does not worl:

  int x = foo();

expects foo() to return an int, but it's declared as returning void.

You do not need to runAsync in foo, bar and goo provided you're only calling them from one place (onClick). If you're always calling them in succession, you should always have only one split point (runAsync) for the entire group.

Cheers,

   Philippe

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