MessageBot | Allows to send messages with a Steam Bot | Video Game library

You need to handle the overflow of the element.

You need a pseudo element on your ChatMessage component.

The syntax for styled components is:

Remember that this ostensibly inherits the prototype (directly or indirectly). Therefore, you can just do this.callSos(somenumbervar).

If you want to reach the method through the prototype, you have to tell it what this is. With your current code, this in callSos() will be MessageBot.prototype -- certainly not what you want. So you can also do MessageBot.prototype.callSos.call(this, somenumbervar).

Which approach to take depends on how dynamic you want your objects to be. For example, if you want consumers of MessageBot to be able to "override" callSos() by installing their own method, then you should take the first approach (this.callSos()) as it will look up callSos in the object's inheritance chain. This process will only reach the method you've installed on the prototype if the method hasn't been overridden. IMO this is the approach you should take unless you have a very good reason not to.

See this example, which demonstrates how the two approaches differ regarding overriding, while also showing that both work with regards to passing the correct this value (since both methods can retrieve the expected value from this.data):

You can just set up a shortcut to terminate all running wscript.exe processes. Click right mouse button on the desktop, in context menu choose New - Shortcut:

Enter %comspec% /c taskkill /f /im wscript.exe as location and click Next:

Enter a name you like and click Finish:

Also you may assign hot keys in shortcut properties.