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As far as I can tell, the plugin does nothing with `onLeave`, just passes it on. Could it be that the browser doesn't send this event at all?
I can't reproduce this yet. I added mime: const ['image/png'], to the first drop zone in the example and tried to drop a JPG on it. This is what I...
@davsl Any new developments? GitHub brought this up as a new notification but I don't know why. :-) As I showed, it seems to work for me.
Do you get the same log printouts in the console, or some of them are missing?
If you could come up with a simple reproducible code, I could try it. :-)
The problem with this approach is that we're not supposed to hardwire the SDK version any more but to rely on `flutter.compileSdkVersion` as set in the Flutter SDK. So, plugin...
Addendum: I could actually create some nodes like this: let newExpression: php.Bin = { kind: 'bin', left: node.left, right: node.right, type: '+', setTrailingComments: (docs: any) => { }, destroy: ()...
I finally came up with this solution and it works but adding real constructors would be very welcome down the line: import * as php from "php-parser"; export function binary(left:...
Yes, they look like constructors, but there's no way to pass them the required parameters. So, I need to create one for each and every one of the node types,...
Being a web-only plugin (the About box says: "A drag-and-drop Flutter plugin (Web). Only web and only from outside into Flutter."), this doesn't really surprise me. :-) `TargetPlatform.windows` is an...