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kandi X-RAY | idacode Summary
IDACode makes it easy to execute and debug Python scripts in your IDA environment without leaving Visual Studio Code. The VS Code extension can be found on the marketplace. IDACode is still in a very early state and bugs are to be expected. Please open a new issue if you encounter any issues.
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How do I remove an object from an array of objects in Knockoutjs. I am new to knockoutjs and any help will be appreciated.
Line 24 in the HTML code on jsfiddle is the click binding to delete. Line 67 in the javascript code on js fiddle is where the function to remove an object from the array is made. I tried to use indexOf and splice Array functions on line 68 and 69 and it worked to remove but the DOM was not being updated. Please take a look at the function removeProduct: function (product)
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Answered 2019-Jan-05 at 02:59Here's your updated fiddle.
You need to make
products
an observable array to take advantage of theremove
function.You need to make a reference to the viewmodel before you can refer to
products
, so yourremoveProduct
function has to be written after the viewmodel initialisation. Similar to how you have writtentotalAmt
.
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HOST: This is the host address. This is always 127.0.0.1 unless you want it to be accessible from a remote location. Keep in mind that this plugin does not make use of authentication.
PORT: This is the port you want IDA to listen to. This is used for websocket communication between IDA and VS Code.
DEBUG_PORT: This is the port you want to listen on for incoming debug sessions.
PYTHON: This is the absolute path to the Python distribution that your IDA setup uses.
LOGGING: Determines whether the debugger should log into files. This is especially useful when you are running into issues with IDACode. Please submit a new issue if you find anything. The files are always located in your temp directory (e.g. Windows: %TEMP%). The files are called debugpy.*.log.
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