Compz | Graphical user interface module for the Blender Game Engine | Game Engine library

It looks like you have a 1 dimensional array. Should be easy right?

First check the bounds of your array, then run a for-loop through the array to output to a cell.

I put your example code in a snippet at the bottom of the post so that we're on the same page about what code is actually being talked about (I removed the line with the

Your compA component takes in a number1 prop, which it then uses for two inputs:

• The first input uses the prop as its value and then emits an 'update:number1' event with the input's value in response to the input's change event. This allows you to specify the .sync modifier when the parent component binds a value to the compA component's number1 prop (as you do in compZ).

• The second input directly binds the value of the number1 prop via v-model. This is not recommended (for reasons I'll explain), which is why you are seeing the "Avoid mutating a prop directly" warning. The effect of directly binding the number1 prop to this input is that whenever the value of this second input changes, the value of number1 will change, thus changing the value of the first input, and finally causing that first input to emit the update:number1 event. Technically Vue allows you to do this, but you can see how it can get confusing.

Your compB component simply renders some texts and a compA component without passing a value as a number1 prop to compA.

Your compZ component renders a compA component, binding its own number1 property value with the .sync modifier to the compA component. This compA component instance does not share any data with the compA component instance in the compB component, so we can't expect any changes to either component to affect the other.

The output you're seeing from Laravel is actually giving you a hint. It expects the custom messages to be keyed by the validation rule in snake case, not camel case.