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Which Haxe version are you using?
And what exactly does it trace?
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Haxe 4.0.0-preview.1-win
It traces nothing, because the Watched instance isn't found in the observables map.
When adding the following trace(subject)
...
static public function notify(subject:{}, ?data:Any)
{
trace(subject); // <-
if(observables.exists(subject))
for(obs in observables[subject])
obs.notified(subject, data);
}
... on node and neko it outputs
> { __id__ => 0, number => 3 }
or something like that, but on --interp it outputs
> Watched
So, when running --interp it seemes like the Watched object is registered not with it's instance, but with it's class name... Or something...
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Do you mind checking if this is also the case with Haxe 4.0.0-preview.2-win ?
Otherwise it's could be a Haxe bug, not really bug in the article.
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Haxe 4.0.0-preview2-win works fine! :-)
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I guess thats why they call it a preview :) thanks for checking though!
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