update to typescript 0.9.5

[sebgod]

added build.js as a package.json script

[sinclairzx81]

Hi there,

Apologies for the late reply on this pull request, has been a busy end to the year :)

Super thanks for putting the time into this :D Ill have a look through your repository in the next few days and review the changes. Its awesome to get some help on this project :)

Ill keep you posted on things.

[sebgod]

Hey, no problem. Hope you have a nice vacation.
I like your project, it is a great Idea. I guess it will be very useful for
domain specific languages and such.
What I wanted to try is to compile Typescript to JScript.NET, since the
syntax is so similar it should work.
I'd be glad to help more in that project. So after I start using it more, I
sure can contribute more.

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Hi there,

Apologies for the late reply on this pull request, has been a busy end to
the year :)

Super thanks for putting the time into this :D Ill have a look through
your repository in the next few days and review the changes. Its awesome to
get some help on this project :)

Ill keep you posted on things.

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[hakubo]

There is TSC 1.0.1.0 now
Do you plan to update it?

Thanks - this is very neat idea

[sinclairzx81]

Hi, and thanks

Yes, there are plans to update to TS 1.0.x, however, not at this point in time. As it stands, I am very busy with non nodejs related projects at this time, and don't have a lot of time to upgrade this project.

I note that the TypeScript compiler is still in a state of flux, so i am waiting for the TypeScript codebase to settle down a little bit first before upgrading. And i don't see much opportunity to upgrade things before this year is out. So apologies.

If you are looking to use the latest compiler, there is another project on npm named 'typescript-api' which i highly recommend looking at. The API itself exposes the raw TypeScript classes through require(), but you might find something useful in its dependent projects that might help with whatever it is you are working on.

Regards

sinclair