classix | A Mac OS Classic Compatibility Layer | Runtime Evironment library

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classix is a C++ library typically used in Server, Runtime Evironment, Nodejs applications. classix has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The Classix project's goal is to make it possible to run Classic applications under Mac OS X again. Apple officially removed Classic environment support from Mac OS X in 2004, and while some alternatives slowly appeared, none of them are fully satisfying. All of them offer to run Mac OS 9 inside a stripped-down virtual machine, which will probably work fine if you want to use MacWrite II again, but will not cut it to play games from the awkward gap where they weren't developed for MS-DOS anymore (and thus unavailable in DOSBOX or Boxer) but not yet for Mac OS X either, let alone Mac OS X Intel. Classix is not meant to be a perfect old-world Macintosh emulator. It is rather meant to be a compatibility layer, like Wine, that will run Mac OS 9 inside the native desktop environment we love. (Focus is currently given to Mac OS X development, but the Classix core should be easy to port to any other POSIX-compliant platform.) This allows Classix to use native functions to do the library work, making it potentially much faster than a classic virtual machine with a CPU emulator. Classix is currently licensed under the GPL v3.0 license as a legal requirement (it largely uses Dolphin's interpreter code, which is itself GPL). The license may be changed to something less restrictive in the future if someone writes a new interpreter.

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classix has a low active ecosystem.

It has 61 star(s) with 6 fork(s). There are 6 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 6 months.

There are 1 open issues and 0 have been closed. There are no pull requests.

It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.

The latest version of classix is current.

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classix has no bugs reported.

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classix has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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classix is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. This license is Strong Copyleft.

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code-oss (Code - OSS) on FreeBSD-CURRENT: renderer process crashing, the application can no longer open my workspace

Vanilla JS left to right toggle animation

Adding Bootstrap Theme/Template to an Angular App

QUESTION

code-oss (Code - OSS) on FreeBSD-CURRENT: renderer process crashing, the application can no longer open my workspace

Asked 2020-Dec-19 at 08:54

FreeBSD editors/vscode recently began crashing for me at startup.

Removed, reinstalled, no improvement.

I wondered whether removal of rapid_render.json would work around the issue, it did not.

Another user of the system can start the application without crashing.

Please: how might I resolve the issue?

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Dec-19 at 08:54

Bug reported:

Code - OSS crashed consistently at start time – renderer process crashed! – until after I removed cached data workbench.desktop.main-17c1ea9255cc303c9339b9c2ce2b4a02.code · Issue #113069 · microsoft/vscode

With the bugged ~/.config/Code - OSS directory (restored from a backup):

After removing the offending file, a first run of the application:

Extension host terminated unexpectedly.

This occurred a few seconds after every run of the application.

Output from code-oss --verbose at https://pastebin.com/gPXMNdrv

After disabling all possible extensions (English (United Kingdom) Language Pack for Visual Studio Code can not be disabled), then re-enabling all: touch wood, no recurrence of Extension host terminated unexpectedly.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65337416

QUESTION

Vanilla JS left to right toggle animation

Asked 2018-Dec-30 at 23:16

I am a newbie to code and I am learning vanilla JS. I created this drawer navigation with a circle that moves from left tor right, but there is an issue. I uploaded the current state here: http://setup.industries/masquarade/

The issue that gets me stuck:

The first click on the hamburger nav icon doesn't open the drawer and the animation is switched. I suspect the problem to be in the if(open) as the open var doesn't truly capture the toggle state with open = header.style.width == '0%' After the initial bug, it works fine. A real head scratcher for me.

If you have other tips for better code, or point out my bad practices, I'd be happy to learn.

Edit 1: I have added the full code to this question. I am not sure how I can make the ellipse visible, i linked directly to hosted url.

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Answered 2018-Dec-30 at 17:17

The value for element.style is set by using either javascript or inline style attribute, css will not set the value for you. Therefore, if you are using a css to style the header's width, the value for header.style.width would be an empty string initially, making the expression header.style.width == '0%' to be falsy.

You can add a console.log(document.getElementById('header').style.width) to check the value yourself.

As a result, the first time you click the hamburger, the else block in the conditional will always be ran.

After the first time you click the hamburger, document.getElementById('header').style.width is now being set through javascript, so the subsequent clicks will behave as expected.

To solve the problem, you can either use an inline style attribute to style your header's width, or you can get the style using javascript with

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53979414

QUESTION

Adding Bootstrap Theme/Template to an Angular App

Asked 2018-Jan-12 at 20:45

I have just created the Angular & Asp.Net Core template as provided in the Visual Studio 2017 wizard. I have then downloaded the following template (in the lite free version), https://graygrids.com/item/classix-bootstrap-html5-classified-ads-listing-job-portal-web-template/. However I am unsure as to what to do with the files I have downloaded. It consists of a folder called assets (containing css,js,...) and bunch of html files.

How does one integrate this template with Angular?

For more information see, https://github.com/gf1721/Directory-ListingWebApp.

For clarification I am not talking about Bootstrap CDNs.

I have looked on the internet but surprisingly there doesnt seem to be single source explaining how to integrate themes with Angular. Nor does this seem to be a trivial problem. Im really struggling on this one, thankfully I havent bought a template yet!

Thanks

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Answered 2018-Jan-12 at 20:45

You can't just copy a bunch of non-Angular files and turn them into an Angular project.

The best route would be to start scaffolding the desired components/routing for your app and then copy the template code into the components by hand. This isn't really something you can automate, and how you decide to break the template into components will be a design decision you have to make. It's less a matter of adding the template to your project then rebuilding the template in Angular.

As far as basic code goes, just add whatever Javascript/CSS dependencies the template requires into Angular (either in index.html or using Angular CLI's script option). Just look up how to add Bootstrap 4 into an Angular Starter or CLI app and that should get you started.

Additionally, be aware that adding JQuery heavy interface elements to an Angular project isn't usually desirable since you are essentially using two orthogonal DOM manipulation systems. I'm not saying don't do it, but you may find that elements in the template don't play nice when you try to bind them or interact with them through Angular's DOM manipulation.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48233462

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