Work-around for FireFox: patch non-leaf types statically if possible.

client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart

Index: client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart
diff --git a/client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart b/client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart
index 8929213449bf22d898ced6daedf5b473f5de05a7..3fcc55dfb7cffaed6e83bffe08e58ab879a23e56 100644
--- a/client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart
+++ b/client/dom/generated/src/frog/Node.dart
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-class Node native "*Node" {

[Emily Fortuna, 2011/12/06 18:19:35]

Just so I  fully understand what's going on here, what did the * previously
signify?

[sra1, 2011/12/06 19:25:30]

See frog/type.dart
/**
 * Information about a native type from the native string.
 *
 *  "Foo"  - constructor function is called 'Foo'.
 *  "=Foo" - a singleton instance that should be patched directly. For example,
 *           "=window.console"
 *  "*Foo" - name is 'Foo', constructor function and prototype are not available
 *      in global scope during initialization.  This is characteristic of many
 *      DOM types like CanvasPixelArray. However, the *type name* is presumed to
 *      be available at runtime from the prototype.
 *  "@Foo" - the type of the global object. Members will be treated as names
 *      that can't be shadowed in generated JS.
 */
// TODO(jmesserly): we really need a richer annotation system than just encoding
// this data in strings with magic characters.
class NativeType {

+class Node native "Node" {
 
   static final int ATTRIBUTE_NODE = 2;