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- [Optional parameters](#optional-parameters)
- [Bridging to external JavaScript elements](#bridging-to-external-javascript-elements)
- [Ambient declarations](#ambient-declarations)
- [Definitions (`def.*` packages)](#definitions-def.-packages)
- [Definitions](#definitions)
- [Mixins](#mixins)
- [Auxiliary types](#auxiliary-types)
- [Functional types](#functional-types)
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}
```
Note that ambient classes constructors cannot have a body. Also, ambient classes methods must be `abstract` or `native`. For instance:
Note that ambient classes constructors must have an empty body. Also, ambient classes methods must be `abstract` or `native`. For instance:
``` java
@Ambient
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}
```
### Definitions (`def.*` packages)
### Definitions
By convention, putting the classes in a `def.libname` package defines a set of definitions for the `libname` external JavaScript library called `libname`. Definitions are by default all ambient declarations and do not need to be annotated with `@jsweet.lang.Ambient` annotations since they are implicit in `def.*` packages and sub-packages. Note that this mechanism is similar to the TypeScript `d.ts` definition files.
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For example, with Eclipse (similar configuration can be made with other IDEs):
1. Right-click on the project \(>\) Build path \(>\) Configure build path... \(>\) Libraries (tab) \(>\) Add class folder (button). Then choose the `.jsweet/candies/processed` directory.
1. Right-click on the project >Build path >Configure build path... >Libraries (tab) >Add class folder (button). Then choose the `.jsweet/candies/processed` directory.
2. In the “order and export” tab of the build path dialog, make sure that the `.jsweet/candies/processed` directory appears at the top of the list (or at least before the Maven dependencies).

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\begin{document}
\title{JSweet Language Specifications\\{\large Version 1.0.0}}
\title{JSweet Language Specifications\\{\large Version 1.1.0}}
\author{%
Renaud Pawlak\\
{\normalsize renaud.pawlak@jsweet.org}\\
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}
\end{lstlisting}
Note that ambient classes constructors cannot have a body. Also, ambient classes methods must be \texttt{abstract} or \texttt{native}. For instance:
Note that ambient classes constructors must have an empty body. Also, ambient classes methods must be \texttt{abstract} or \texttt{native}. For instance:
\begin{lstlisting}[language=Java]
@Ambient
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}
\end{lstlisting}
\section{Definitions (\texttt{def.*} packages)}
\section{Definitions}
By convention, putting the classes in a \texttt{def.libname} package defines a set of definitions for the \texttt{libname} external JavaScript library called \texttt{libname}. Definitions are by default all ambient declarations and do not need to be annotated with \texttt{@jsweet.lang.Ambient} annotations since they are implicit in \texttt{def.*} packages and sub-packages. Note that this mechanism is similar to the TypeScript \texttt{d.ts} definition files.
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For example, with Eclipse (similar configuration can be made with other IDEs):
\begin{enumerate}
\item Right-click on the project $>$ Build path $>$ Configure build path... $>$ Libraries (tab) $>$ Add class folder (button). Then choose the \texttt{.jsweet/candies/processed} directory.
\item Right-click on the project \textgreater Build path \textgreater Configure build path... \textgreater Libraries (tab) \textgreater Add class folder (button). Then choose the \texttt{.jsweet/candies/processed} directory.
\item In the "order and export" tab of the build path dialog, make sure that the \texttt{.jsweet/candies/processed} directory appears at the top of the list (or at least before the Maven dependencies).
\end{enumerate}