Remove JS_CONST from CssStyleDeclaration, causes DDC problems

tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate

Index: tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate
diff --git a/tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate b/tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate
index fac5fb276ce6637d5e1f6561bb7e0cb5cda36bc6..34c2bbab129fe697dbe9020d6bea3470a39159d5 100644
--- a/tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate
+++ b/tools/dom/templates/html/impl/impl_CSSStyleDeclaration.darttemplate
@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ $endif
 $if DART2JS
     var replacedMs = JS('String', r'#.replace(/^-ms-/, "ms-")', hyphenated);
 
-    var fToUpper = const JS_CONST(
+    var fToUpper = JS('',
         r'function(_, letter) { return letter.toUpperCase(); }');
     return JS('String', r'#.replace(/-([\da-z])/ig, #)', replacedMs, fToUpper);

[sra1, 2017/05/23 20:26:18]

You could inline it here.

return JS('String',
    r'#.replace(/-([\da-z])/ig, function(_, letter) { return
letter.toUpperCase())',
    replacedMs);

The whole reason for using JS_CONST was that originally, JS could not parse
functions. Now it can, so we don't need to name the function.

Up to you.

[Alan Knight, 2017/05/23 21:42:37]

Done.

 $else