tns --version 3.0.3 tested on android emulator platform version 25 and device with API 7.x
Timers are a very well spec'd primitive, universally compatible with every platform but IE < 10 ... please don't be IE < 10 馃槃
setTimeout(console.log, 2000, 'hello', 'world');
The expected output is the equivalent of executing console.log('hello', 'world') after 2 seconds.
Instead, NativeScript runtime does not pass arguments along.
I have no idea how much code out there give this for granted, since it works literally everywhere like this, but it broke anyway already few scripts of mine.
Please consider fixing this or report this upstream if it's a nashorn issue (I'm really new to TS I'v eno idea what's exactly behind as JS core but so far it looks most of it just works out of the box, kudos that!)
Thank you and Best Regards
tns --version3.0.3 tested on android emulator platform version 25 and device with API 7.xTimers are a very well spec'd primitive, universally compatible with every platform but IE < 10 ... please don't be IE < 10 馃槃
The expected output is the equivalent of executing
console.log('hello', 'world')after 2 seconds.Instead, NativeScript runtime does not pass arguments along.
I have no idea how much code out there give this for granted, since it works literally everywhere like this, but it broke anyway already few scripts of mine.
Please consider fixing this or report this upstream if it's a nashorn issue (I'm really new to TS I'v eno idea what's exactly behind as JS core but so far it looks most of it just works out of the box, kudos that!)
Thank you and Best Regards