GameChange | A tinder , but for gamers
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A tinder, but for games. This is an experiment using Redux with ES6 native, VueJS and CSS variables natives.
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QUESTION
In my Angular unit testing my mocked service has two properties:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 06:37It doesn't work because hubServiceMock
doesn't have the fake subjects in its messageChange
and gameChange
, you need to set them before calling new SignalRService(hubServiceMock)
.
QUESTION
I tried putting my tests in the Tests
folder but could not get imports working so now I have resorted to putting individual test_*.py
files in the same cnf
folder (which has the __init__.py
making it a package) and can run my unittest
s.
The project folder structure is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 07:09from cnf import main, setup
QUESTION
I am currently editing source code but when I try to compile it I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-21 at 12:23Your base class Player
declares several pure virtual methods, (virtual method() = 0
,) and as such, it is an abstract class which cannot be instantiated.
Then your derived class SamplePlayer
provides implementations only for some of them, but not for others, (for example, not for method DDL()
,) so your derived class is also an abstract class which may not be instantiated.
To solve this, you are going to need to provide an implementation in SamplePlayer
for each pure virtual method declared in Player
.
(And no, that error you see, you do not get it when you run. You get it when you try to compile. You will have to first successfully compile before you can try running.)
QUESTION
There is an npm package for Zebra scanners (Barcode scanner with laser/not camera) that we need to use in an Android app we plan to build with React Native. Now Expo CLI seems like the way to go but after some quick research, we are not too sure if this is possible - to include this zebra package in an Expo project. Can you confirm this is the case?
I ask because of the following facts regarding using Expo:
- You can't add native modules (probably a gamechanger for some)
- You can't use libraries that use native code in Objective-C/Java
The application should allow a user to use the Zebra scanner running Android OS to scan a barcode and return the scanned data.
Package link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-zebra-scanner
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 12:56@yeslamFaded - as per answer: In this package you need to change something inside the android/settings file and you dont have this when you work with expo. To use this package you would have to exject from expo
QUESTION
I'm trying to get my head around promises, and in this instance within a loop.
My scenario is based around uploading files to Google Drive. My understanding is that each file should upload and then once the promise is resolved upload the next, and so on.
At the moment I have a function that will upload a file and return a promise once completed:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-13 at 11:29Just put async/await
where they belong
QUESTION
I have input fields that change to buttons when a word is correct. I however now want my timer to stop when there is no existing input field anymore. How would this be done? This is how I START the timer:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-11 at 11:44You're on the right track. You simply need change it to a jQuery selector, like this
QUESTION
EventListener keydown is working but keyup is (seemingly) not working. Here is my script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-18 at 04:52This is because alert()
is script blocking.
This means that whatever script you were running when it has been called is paused at this call, until the user close the alert (same for all other prompt windows).
Add to this that the requestAnimationFrame schedule is executed before the event callbacks loop, and you have an infinite loop of alert()
, except if you are able to close it before the next screen refresh (good luck with that).
The easy solution, is to not use alert()
(ever?). Instead, if you want to debug something in your code, use console.log
which won't stop the normal execution of your script.
Your fixed snippet.
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