loop.js | Javascript image looper to replace GIFs | Animation library

I don't know why you use so nested loops, but in order just to get the value of rename_fields, follow these steps:

1. Ultimately you can access the value via main_object.plugin_configuration.rename_fields
2. Because the type of plugin_configuration is defined as PluginHandlerConfiguration however...
   • plugin_configuration may be { type: "not_required_configuration" }
     • If so, you can't access its rename_fields because it doesn't have such a field
   • plugin_configuration may be undefined
     • If so, you can't even access its type field

So the theoretical code would be like this:

The script is being imported as a module and this means that you need to also expose the relevant function to the window object, otherwise it won't be available.

Try adding this in the loop.js file:

I cloned the repo.

There is no "#textbox" in DOM when the error happen, it was replaced with "#statsbox" on battle function. You'll want to use chrome dev tool to debug step by step and it'll help you develop this game more easier also.

Happy coding!

As far as I know because React Native applications are statically bundled on build time, required assets are linked in advanced therefore there isn't a way to load them dynamically on runtime. I've ran into the same problem and gave up on that and ended up linking everything manually/statically.

For more information you might want to check out React Native - Image Require Module using Dynamic Names, which concludes the same.

This code errors in Node 12 and I want to know why?

The maximum call stack size in Node 12 is less than 1,000,000, which is what your code would require in order to complete. I tested using 12.7.0 and i see a max stack size of 12,461

In principle, tail-call optimization should be able to make this code work, but node doesn't implement tail call optimization (source: https://node.green/#ES2015-optimisation-proper-tail-calls--tail-call-optimisation-)

For me it works, but you have to clear the canvas (by drawing a white rectangle first). Also, you forgot the Size class, so the width and height were not defined.

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You are attempting to call an instance variable inside of a block that has it's own "this" value. The pointer is however contained in the object's instance.

An arrow function will maintain lexial scoping and allow you to use the variable without binding "this" to the function:

Use karate.call(fileName, [arg]) if you want to pass variables. arg has to be a json if you need more than one variable.

https://github.com/EthanRBrown/web-development-with-node-and-express/issues/58

Test had to change from