Export Annotation
See original GitHub issueCalling the method with multiple parameters becomes too verbose when a Java method is exported. Could it be much easier to just alias the annotated name to the verbose one? Such as,
public class JBox2DSimulation {
@Export("proceedSimulation")
public static void proceedSimulation(int a,int b,double c,double d,float e,float f) {
}
}
instead of calling JBox2DSimulation.VOIDproceedSimulationINTINTDOUBLEDOUBLEFLOATFLOAT from host environment, just calling the annotated “proceedSimulation” that is made available to the window object can be much more clear and easier. For this purpose, another annotation may as well be provided keeping the currently implemented, one such as “Alias”.
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The WASM module system already uses the names from the Export annotation. Maybe we can create the same functionality for the JS runtime.
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