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kandi X-RAY | devdeck Summary
kandi X-RAY | devdeck Summary
If this is your fist time using a StreamDeck make sure to follow the Pre-requisite: LibUSB HIDAPI Backend steps documented in the wiki.
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- Called when the pump is pressed
- Render the icon
- Returns the first available output
- Called when the speaker is pressed
- Return the mic
- Render the mic
- Update the display
- Convert a time diff to a string
- Set the active deck
- Return the currently active deck
- Close the deck
- Disposes the thread
- Register controls
- Return control settings
- Prints information about a deck
- Update display
- Returns the deck settings for the given serial number
- Get the latest version of git
- Called when a button is pressed
- Resets the deck image
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QUESTION
I'm not sure why the array that is created in this loop inside an async function doesn't pass through to when I call it back later in the code.
I have made async functions that await reactions work properly, then normal sync functions that ask questions and wait for the reply from the user, but never an async function that awaits a reply and passes a value for use later. So, I'm not certain what I'm missing here. I am fairly new to async functions.
The following function does a few things. It asks the user what card names should be added to the deck they just made (made by another function in the code). When the user provides the list of card names, the code checks each card individually to see if the card exists in the database. If it finds the card, it pushes it to the "matchedcards" array. If the card fails to add, it sends a message to Discord saying it wasn't found.
It DOES add the found cards to the array, because I have it logging to console and it shows the array with the cards I know exist and ignoring the one that failed.
The problem is when I try to use the array that I passed later on in the code, it acts as if the array is empty. I'm not sure why the "matchedcards" value isn't passed properly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-07 at 02:15Because of the way forEach()
is built, it doesn't care about returned values. It simply executes the code and moves on, without waiting for your callback to be completed. Therefore, your function keeps going and returns the array before values can be inserted into it.
My suggestion is to use a for
loop, as demonstrated below. As opposed to forEach()
, it'll have the patience to wait for your code and give you the intended results.
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For this task, I am opening a text file and trying to read lines 1 and 3 into the array named front (at indices 0 and 1 respectively), and then read lines 2 and 4 into the array named back (at indices 0 and 1 respectively), but it's not quite doing it. Nothing is getting inputted into the arrays, my loop logic must be off. I want to read each line as is (with spaces included) up until the newline character. Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-08 at 06:06Your loop for (int index = 0; index < 4; index++)
has the wrong condition since you want 4 strings in total but in each loop you get 2 so right now you would get 8 strings.
I tried to run your code with that change like this:
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