lightening | time code generation library derived from GNU | Compiler library

You don't have to put semi-colons after doing a css function such as linear-gradient

Because , javascript assumes it is the semicolon for its statement and end the code right there

You have QuizFunction, which produces the results, nested inside of QuizFunction. Take the code from the nested function and put it in the first one. Then delete the nested function.

Then your code will run, but you'll get an error with .innerHTML because you are putting parenthesis after it and attempting to pass it an argument as if it was a function, but it's a property, so you need to put = after it and assign it your value.

Beyond that, you really shouldn't use input type=number unless you restrict the input to the number of answers to choose from, which you can do by adding the min and max attributes. In reality, using input type="radio" for each possible answer is the best UI to use.

Keep in mind EJB calls, all the "magic" made by container happens there, including transaction markup. It's possible due to the fact that EJB calls are not direct, but always go through proxy.

You have such calls in your code:

I managed to get more accurate results by mixing the color with white at your given percentage.

I changed lightenByPercentage as follows:

Here's an example showing how to modify the button ripple:

As of Brackets v1.14 you can't.

Live Preview connects Brackets to your browser. It launches a preview of your HTML file in the browser, then updates the preview instantly as you edit your code.

In this early version of Brackets, Live Preview only works with Google Chrome and updates live as you edit CSS or HTML files. Changes to JavaScript files are automatically reloaded when you save.

Finally I fixed it. The issue was with the proxy settings. I had the environment variable NO_PROXY set on my machine as 127.0.0.1;localhost instead of 127.0.0.1,localhost (Notice the semi-colon instead of the coma). The local host addresses with a semi-colon seems like a value the flutter SDK doesn't understand as a valid NO_PROXY address which was causing my issue. Once I changed the semi-colon to coma it worked like a charm.

How did I figure it out?

From my Run Console I could see it saying This is taking longer than expected... which seemed abnormal and with little google search I found that is already a well know issue and people have fixed it. See this github forum question. There it is advised to keep the proxy addresses with a coma and not with a semi-colon. And that's it.

You have a class System that needs a light_mapper. The light_mapper has at least a method lighten. Instead of coding your own light_mapper, you want to use an existing class Light. But Light has no lighten method and you feel stuck. Then you decide to wrap the Light to adapt it to the System requirement. That's the adapter pattern: the only class you are allowed to (re)write is the MappingAdapter.

In your case, the big difference between the light_mapper and the Light is that the light_mapper seems not to own its grid: the grid is passed as a parameter to the lighten method. In contrast, Light owns its grid and does not provide a method to modify it (set_dim resets it, but that's all).

It's not clear what you are trying to achieve, but if you find it acceptable to break the encapsulation, you could rewrite the MappingAdapter: