I have created a new Windows 8 JavaScript Blank app with TypeScript 0.8.1 and Web Essentials installed.
I have added both a file foo.ts and bar.ts to my project.
foo.ts contains only a simple class:
class Foo
{ }
bar.ts contains a reference to foo.ts and a class bar:
/// <reference path="foo.ts" />
class Bar
{ }
The strange thing is that bar.js contains both the Bar and Foo class:
var Foo = (function () {
function Foo() { }
return Foo;
})();
var Bar = (function () {
function Bar() { }
return Bar;
})();
What is going wrong? I'm working on a larger project with a shared reference.ts file. Suddenly all my ts files are compiled to each javascript file.