@Jens: Yes, I know that, but the exact syntax of the @if conditions isn't completely clear to me from the docs, so it tried several thinks.Any idea how it can work ? (what is allowed to be contained in the @if condition ?)
Whats unclear? There are examples all over the doc.
For compile time conditions you can use
- @if (MY_GWT_PROPERTY) with MY_GWT_PROPERTY being defined in a GWT module and only has true/false as values
- @if (is("property-name", "property-value")) which has a shortcut for user.agent: @if (is("ie8"))
For runtime time conditions you can use
@if (eval("com.example.Foo.staticBoolMethod()"))
What you can not do is
@def MY_BOOL is(.....)
@def MY_BOOL eval("com.example.Foo.staticBoolMethod()")
and then use MY_BOOL in @if.
So in your case you either live with
@if(is("browser.engine", "webkit"))
or you rewrite your GWT properties to be boolean flags, e.g. IS_WEBKIT, IS_PRESTO and then use
@if (IS_WEBKIT)
-- J.
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