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Copy'use strict';
var inspect = require('../');
var Buffer = require('safer-buffer').Buffer;
var holes = ['a', 'b'];
holes[4] = 'e';
holes[6] = 'g';
var obj = {
a: 1,
b: [3, 4, undefined, null],
c: undefined,
d: null,
e: {
'use strict';
/* eslint-env browser */
var inspect = require('../');
var d = document.createElement('div');
d.setAttribute('id', 'beep');
d.innerHTML = 'woooiiiii';
console.log(inspect([d, { a: 3, b: 4, c: [5, 6, [7, [8, [9]]]] }])); 'use strict';
var inspect = require('../');
var obj = { a: 1, b: [3, 4] };
obj.c = obj;
console.log(inspect(obj));
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QUESTION
I included a lot of background information to help you answer this question, however you can skip down to the heading called 'Questions' to skip to the main point.
BackgroundI'm new to using Cordova, and I'm new to an existing Cordova project I want to further develop. As a result, when I look at the project files, I am not sure what are choices made by the previous developers and what are choices made automatically by Cordova. I suspect that Cordova generates a lot of files that are not created by the application developers because in my case there are over 7900 files including source code and README's, and the application was previously (to my knowledge at least) developed by only one person.
While many questions could be asked from that perspective, I would like to narrow in on a specific question to avoid being too broad. I've noted that are many files within the path structure called index.js.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-06 at 18:37You should edit /www/js/index.js.
The other two files are created during the build process. A built Cordova app will have all www folder contents inside an android app structure, that's why they are inside /platforms/android/app/src/main/
The other index.js files are there because it's a Node.js pattern
QUESTION
I am currently assigned to making a web scraper that pulls links. I can successfully pull this data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-05 at 04:40You have to check if the link indeed has the "href" attribute:
QUESTION
I have this component test
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-19 at 12:59So you got function mocked, but actual onSubmit is called. Instead if you want to call only mocked fn you have to provide it (as a prop in your test spec for example).
QUESTION
I'm confused by the Assign code in many other threads, for example, this one: See the Assign method implementation given in an answer.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-24 at 04:32Finally I got around to solving this. Actually, when I went to implement a Sort on the TCollection, it didn't work and then finally I was able to see what was wrong and how it should work. I had to look at the sources in my old Delphi XE4 version to confirm my finding.
Here are the important points to consider when writing the overridden Assign code:
- The Assign in TPersistent does nothing. In fact, it catches the error if a derived class didn't implement the Assign override at the time it is needed. It shows a message that says something like "Can not assign."
- So if you have derived a class straight from TPersistent, you need the code like the first example at the top. The call to Inherited doesn't really achieve anything because the real work of assigning is done by the upper If block. My collection item had the code in the second example even though it was deriving from TCollectionItem which is a TPersistent class with no Assign logic of its own. Hence, the call to Inherited which occurred first was immediately causing an exception "Can not assign" as soon as the sort tried to exchange items.
- Taking this further, if your class is derived from an intermediate class based on TPersistent, you need to know if it has its own Assign logic. If yes, you must use the second example at the top so that the inherited Assign logic gets a chance to do its magic first. In my case, I had a class derived from TOwnedCollection/TCollection with its own Assign logic that copies the Items from one collection to another. So I had to use the second example at the top.
Let's try to summarize what we learned from the point of view of using TCollectionItem and TCollection/TOwnedCollection:
Assign of the class that has the ancestor TOwnedCollection/TCollection: Use the second example code block at the top so that the collection can do its assigns before yours.
Assign of the class that has the ancestor TCollectionItem/TPersistent: Use the first example code block at the top because both of these do not have their own Assigns. However, if you are deriving from another class based on these and it has its own Assign logic, you must use the second example so that its Assign executes first by the call to Inherited.
QUESTION
I'm attempting to install swagger-ui into an existing project and I'm getting the following error messages:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-28 at 02:14I ended up going with swagger-ui-dist (which doesn't have this problem) instead of swagger-ui.
QUESTION
In previous versions of Delphi, my custom Form showed its published properties.
However, I'm running into an issue with Delphi 10.2 Tokyo. Specifically, I'm not seeing a good way to call the appropriate method found in this post.
To sum it up, a call to RegisterCustomModule() is needed, however, in the DesignIntf unit described here, there is no TCustomModule (there is TBaseCustomModule and TCustomModuleClass, though), also the base custom module inherits from TInterfacedObject, which TForm does not (using FMX as my framework).
What is the correct method for registering a FMX Form to show published properties in the latest version of Delphi?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 13:53uses DesignEditors;
type
TMySpecialForm = class(TCustomForm)
end;
RegisterCustomModule(TMySpecialForm, TCustomModule);
QUESTION
The shortcut for opening the object inspector in Spyder 3 is Ctrl+I.
Is there a shortcut to close it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-10 at 19:48(Spyder developer here) No, there isn't a shortcut for closing the Object Inspector (called Help since Spyder 3.0).
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