gcanvas | CNC milling with HTML5 canvas | Canvas library
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Gcanvas comes with a command line utility that you can use to write standalone Javascript CNC jobs. Just define a main(context) function in the script, and gcanvas will pass it a pre-built context that outputs to stdout.
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QUESTION
I am attempting to create a new object, however one of properties is not being initialized. console.log(this.hitboxlen)
outputs undefined
. I was encountering the same problem earlier with the hitbox property and resolved it by assigning it outside of the constructor.
This is the main body of code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-04 at 03:50You are assigning this.hitbox with hitboxlen. The mistake is in the constructor this.hitboxlen = hitboxlen
QUESTION
My project is based on WPF. I have created a canvas Container. Under that container, I have two grids (gSettings
and gGrid
).
I have used GroupBox. Under Canvas Container (gCanvas
), I have created two grids (gSettings
and gGrid
). Under gGrid
, I am using Tab Controls (tabCtrlDevice
). First time when the Window is loading, it's showing data correctly in both grids, but when I am changing the tab item of tab controls, the second grid i.e. gGrid
then, gSettings
is disappears.
Please help to sort out this issue.
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-16 at 11:52After a lot struggle, I got a solution:
QUESTION
I have a wall that moves on the screen from right to left that is drawn on an HTML5 canvas. I'm using a repeating pattern of an image of bricks to make it appear like the entire wall is covered in bricks.
Here's the relevant code that creates and fills the pattern:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-11 at 06:44You can change the Wall update functions into
QUESTION
I started last night so i'm a) sure there is an easy solution and b) not oblivious to the fact that my code is very crappy. So i pulled this Stat table from a website and I already have a function running so that when I type a team name into the website it returns a number. However, what I'm trying to do is have it so that when i type a team name in it won't return a number, but rather it's respective row on the table. The numbers that are currently called in the function are just placeholders for now. As you can see i tried to call a row at the end of the function using an ID I assigned to the Celtics row but what it returns is [object HTMLTableRowElement]. Any help is appreciated, Thanks!!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-30 at 00:50Your best bet is
- generate a unique id for each row
- use an expression like document.querySelector(…) to fetch the row by its id
- read the results from the fetched row
You can read the content of a row by iterating through the data cells.
The function document.querySelectorAll()
will return a collection of elements which match a CSS-type pattern. We can then use a for
loop to get the cell contents. I have used textContent
, but if you need to support Legacy Browsers, you might use innerHTML
.
QUESTION
I'm making a game in Java and first I didn't use a JPanel which caused flickering on repaint() and so I decided to use it. I'm not sure how to implement it in my current code. When I tried to do so all I got was a window that was as small as it gets. My original Window class code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 19:57So, the way I was taught in my AP Computer Science class is to set your frame size and other frame characteristics in your main. Here is an example:
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