sed as a constructor. So it doesn't matter what kind
of guidelines you use, but use a really detailed one. You can even
modify it to some degree to make it fit your team's development style
(like switch camelCase to something else, or use Hungarian notation or
whatever your team prefers
DOM like document during the SAX parsing.
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t;script";
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> hear this
>>
>> ..
>>
>> Am I missing something here? If this works as expected, then
>> why do major players like Google+ (don't get me started on
>> T
pt/
>
>
> It deeply insults me the good parts is not on your top 3 list :(
I personally dont like that book, and Stoyan Stefanov's book
(JavaScript Patterns) talks about the same things (plus a lot more).
So if you've read JavaScript Patterns then it The Good Parts wont too
mu
nts on DOM mutations
> (DOMNodeInserted, etc) and but those don't seem to hit either.
Ok, it is inserted at the right place, but are you sure, that there
will be a readstatechange event? Didn't it already fired by the time
that you insert your script? Also if you ever looked up the jQuer
2011/12/6 Poetro :
> Create a middleware. If the request is for a JS file compress it with
> Uglify-js or similar, and then serve the compressed files instead.
> Look at the Connect/Express middlewares, there might even be one that
> does this for you.
There you have it https:
Express middlewares, there might even be one that
does this for you.
off: posting a question to several list doesnt look to be a good idea.
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>
> On Nov 25, 1:51 am, Poetro wrote:
>> 2011/11/25 dtang85 :
>>
>> > Are there any good resources you can recommend for learning Node? The
>> > documentation is a bit overwhelming.
>>
>> Node.js -ht
roduct/0636920021506.do
Up and Running With Node.js - http://ofps.oreilly.com/titles/9781449398583/
Mastering Node (eBook) - http://visionmedia.github.com/masteringnode/
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// Pipe the file stream to the response.
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stream.on('end', function () {
response.end();
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// Pipe the file stream to the response.
stream.pipe(response);
}
else {
render404(reques
'
})
}, function() {
$(this).animate({
width: '-=100',
height: '-=100',
margin: '+=50'
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> Thanks poetro..i knw the css part of it. The toggle function is clear to me
> now.. I was confused with speed parameter in it and so mycode was not
> working..
>
> How to create the drag and drop and expanding boxes when clicked
> ?
If you still want
nt to remove them,
just unbind the click handlers from the element.
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t[y]);
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}
for (var x = 0; x < list.length; x++) {
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ow do you
think to put the label `nestedFunction` in the middle of a function.
If you want nestedFunction to be a property of object4, you should
either add it to the object literal as you did with `name` and
`action`, or create it as `this.nestedFunction` or
`this.action.nestedFunction`.
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"3boo"
>>> var a = {toString: function () { return 1; }, valueOf: function () { return
>>> 2; }}, b = 0; a + b
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e goes for AJAX
loading. You specify a callback, that will be called when a the AJAX
data is loaded. You even specify one callback for the 'complete'
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description on MDN https://developer.mozilla.org/en/WebGL.
There is also a blog, with a bunch of tutorials only about WebGL at
http://learningwebgl.com/ . And I'm also sure, that typing WebGL into
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>
> Jane
If you would have checked for the error, you would know, that there
are a couple of issues that can trigger the error.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2704929/uncaught-error-security-err-dom-exception-18
Mainly the issue could be that one of the images is on a diff
n
parsing a JSON string, and you only need to do the parsing once, since
then it will be native. Although generating DOM from that JSON can be
costly, but that also needs to be done once.
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> don't work from firefox it's probably alpha code.
>
> Patrick
They worked for me in Firefox, Chrome, Opera and even IE9 if i set the
appropiate HTML Doctype.
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outside of it (except for IE, which has a broken implementation of the
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http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/ecmascript/chapter-5-functions/#function-expression
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2011/9/6 gaz Heyes :
> On 6 September 2011 19:12, Poetro wrote:
>>
>> 2011/9/6 gaz Heyes :
>> > I found this which was quite surprising:
>> >
>> > !function x(){x=123;alert(x);}()
>> >
>> > What's the value of x without running the
run will result in
a ReferenceError. In case of Fx the result will be REALLY weird, as it
was a list of plugins for me. In IE it will most likely produce the
number 123.
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>> can contain only the characters [a-zA-Z0-9] and ISO 10646 characters U+00A0
>> and higher, plus the hyphen (-) and the underscore (_); they cannot start
>> with a
>> digit, two hyphens, or a hyphen followed by a digit.
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> quotes cannot occur inside double quotes, unless escaped
> (e.g., as '\"' or as '\22'). Analogously for single quotes (e.g., "\'" or
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Asen means:
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because it's not as though whitespace in
> this situation can create syntactic confusion as a brace, "]",
> delimits the whole selection.
jQuery('[class="first last"]')
works fine on
and same should go for anything else. Same goes to
jQuery('[
l_Objects/Object/defineProperty
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/defineProperties
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> var a = new XJSAccessors( o );
> console.log( o.set( 'p', 'v' ) );// 'v'
> a.protect( 'p' );
> console.log( o.set( 'p', 'WHATEVER' ) );;// 'v'
Why checking for undefined, why not check if it is in the object:
return name in
colors[i] << ((l - i - 1) * 8)
}
return value;
},
mult : function (val) {
var i = 0, l = colors.length, output = 'rgba(';
val = val > 1 ? 1 : val < 0 ? 0 : val;
for (; i < l; i += 1) {
output += Math.min(Math.round(this.colors[i] * val), 255) + ',&
tInterval to check for the hash change (and also there
are plugins / frameworks for that).
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blurred is passed along with the event), So don't disable the button,
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2011/8/2 sim williams :
> Thanks Poetro
>
> Would this be possible for cross domain files?
>
> Thanks
>
Only if both your browser and the third party do support cross domain
ajax (http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest2/). In any other cases you
would need a proxy (written in yo
There are several of
those for every browser (and some browsers even have them integrated,
like Opera) and operating system.
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>
> I would like to be able to read the contents of a JavaScript file.
You should load the file via AJAX, then you can read the content of
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e, like
pubsub.publish('myevent', args) or
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To be able to use it, you have to use the global context for it,
namely window.debug each and every time, or you will be calling
Firebug's debug function, as that is the current scope.
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http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Command_Line_API#debug.28fn.29
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jsdoc-toolkit [http://code.google.com/p/jsdoc-toolkit/] already has an
approach to mark up object parameters in the form of:
/**
* @param userInfo Information about the user.
* @param userInfo.name The name of the user.
* @param userInfo.email The email of the user.
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);
while (n--) {
console.log(fib.next());
}
}(10));
}}}
Output:
{{{
1
2
3
5
8
13
21
34
55
89
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I dont know how do you like this approach, but it is what is kindof
the closest thing to JavaScript.
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returning null), so
the rest of the script doesnt really run.
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params.push(encodeURIComponent(m) + '=' + encodeURIComponent(data[m]));
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in every JavaScript framework. For jQuery there
is the jqGrid and DataTables plugins, there is one for ExtJS and most
probably any framework you can find that has a recent version will
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e the
AMD videocard drivers' Control Center is written in .NET which have
access to the registry, drivers, hardware, and the same API can be
accessed NOW with JScript.NET. This only looks to me as the next step
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> I was looking at http://www.html11.org/
> And wondered if the element will expose a save() method with a
> callback handler.
This is a joke right?
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window object. Right?
> Please give me a heads up I'm not really sure whats happening here...
> Regards
In case the a new object is created by calling
new MyClass1
Then the context inside MyClass1 would change a newly initialized object.
If you call it with just
MyClass1()
then the `
entWidth && screen.height ===
> docEl.clientHeight;
> }
>
> Matt
>
This can have issues in case of multiple screens. Opera and Internet
Explorer always returns the width/height of the primary screen, while
Firefox and Chrome returns it for the screen the window is currently
on
antin
I don't think it is a good UX if/when an application resizes my
windows. Also the popups are also a bad thing and should only be used
if there is no other way to implement something (I'd doubt).
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would be:
Object.defineProperty(Array.prototype, 'b', {
get: function () {
var array = this;
array.c = function () {
console.log(array);
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}
return array;
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set: function () {},
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I just started to add opacity for you, but it is kind of complicated.
Anyways, here's a
ere an object
is bind to a native element and vice-versa. This can create a circular
reference, which can result in a memory leak.
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ning of the
function, the position of the definition doesnt really matter. So I
dont really understand what you mean by this.
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callJSONP(url, callbackName);
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that pulls the DSID from the url?
>
> Thanks!
> Jim
>
Cookies are saved to a file. If you can figure out where your browser
saves that cookie file, write a script that parses those cookie files,
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2011/4/14 Rob Steward :
> Hi all, short time lurker and first time poster.
>
> I just started writing a new tools library, and one of the methods is
> some syntactic sugar that allows you to manipulate the DOM and include
> a javascript file in the head element.
>
> [code]
> function include(files)
2011/4/13 Scott Sauyet :
> Poetro wrote:
>> win = window.open('javascript:"' + encodeURIComponent(message) +
>> '"', yourwindow),
>> doc = window.document;
>
> presumably `doc = win.document`, right?
Ah yes, tnx for finding the typ
27;"', yourwindow),
doc = window.document;
doc.write('' +
message + '' +
message + '');
doc.close();
And then when some event happens, just:
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> On 03.04.2011 1:38, Poetro wrote:
>>
>> 2011/3/29 alexis:
>>>
>>> var k = null;
>>> Object(k) === k --> false (in Chrome and FF4).
>>>
>>> I don't understand how this behavior is consistent with
?
Object(k) returns a new object whatever k was it doesn't mind. And
object is not equal to anything except itself.
console.log(Object(null)); // Object
console.log(null); // Object
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http://wiki.commonjs.org/wiki/Promises/A#Implementations ? And also
you can look at the jQuery implementation at
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> efficient way of doing things?
> M.
I've made a somewhat small even handler, with which you can add and
remove events. I collect a list of all event handlers for reference,
so that they can be easily removed later on. Check it out at
https://github.com/Poet
by reading the CommonJS Promises proposals some light might
come. http://wiki.commonjs.org/wiki/Promises . Also there you can see
implementations for some of the proposals. Also you may want to check
out chain.js https://github.com/chriso/chain.js that is a chaniable
system to handle async callba
these situations ?
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On 23 Mar 2011, at 13:36, Poetro wrote:
>
>> 2011/3/22 Mark McDonnell :
>>> I'm having a bizarre issue removing an event listener (this occurs in both
>>> Firefox and Chrome).
>>>
>>> If
o);
},
replyBar: function () {
console.log(app.bar);
}
},
doSomeThing: function (){
app.callbackLib.replyFoo();
app.callbackLib.replyBar();
}
}
app.doSomeThing();
Although this would trigger errors in the following case:
bar = app;
app = {};
bar.doSomeThing();
As app i
clickHandler, false);
Creating anonymous functions each time creates 2 different functions,
so you cannot remove it, as u haven't added that, but a different
function, that has the same implementation. Just think of:
var a = {}, b = {};
alert(a === b); // false
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ge at a
future point (in an OS upgrade), or on some devices it behaves
differently, you still need to start from the kitchen sink. Like
relying on if the browser is IE then it cannot do certain things, but
as IE9 came out, a bunch of applications are now broken, because they
think, that IE behave
understand, so, as expected window.gRT.inspect doesn't work; neither does
> GLOBAL.gRT.inspect.
>
> Is there something I'm not understanding about global scope?
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r even exist, because it should only exist
Sadly in JScript (Microsoft's JavaScript implementation) the g will be
created, and hoisted. See the article
http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/ecmascript/chapter-5-functions/#nfe-and-jscript
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The 2 buttons refence to an object, The object is still there,
although the _rotator variable is not. If you want to get rid of the
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, _readImpl and _writeImple for instance.
> _writeWatcher and _readWatcher both take two arguments that look like
> key:value pairs.
Most probably you should not use _writeWatcher and _readWatcher
functions, as they are 'private'. Just use the functions that are
available in th
the page above. Like
ActionScript, C++, Python etc. have their own design patterns that
solves issues that are common in those languages.
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here wont be a high
need of frameworks that abstract event handling or AJAX. I think this
is one similar case.
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> can see the image in the network resource of the web-inspector. But somehow,
> its not being read in my JS.
Why not create some setTimeout in the onload handler, that will run
until there is some height / width of the item? If it doesn't get a
height / width in the next 5 second consid
as no progress in it
since July 2010. But according to what is already done, this is doable
in the .NET environment, although I don't know too much about it.
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},
updateText: function(text) {
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if (rulePanel) {
rulePanel.update(text);
}
}
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I think it s clean and simple.
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; following and it successfully renders 0.00 in the UI
>
> (new Number(0)).toFixed(2)
You can either use
(0).toFixed(2)
There is maybe a speed difference between the two (hard to tell which
is faster), but I wont think about speed here, but then number of
trasferred bytes is less for sure.
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I dont think that there would be other difference.
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page without previous notice of the site developer.
Oh, and also kill document.write as it is not secure and slow. But
these are mainly issues of the BOM / DOM not the language itself.
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cuments they read at MDN.
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It is even marked as bold.
And also it is stated in the Statement table:
Implemented in: JavaScript 1.5, NES 6.0 (Netscape extension, C engine only)
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nd right?
It depends on the view of what is considered a property or method.
>>> console.log(typeof "string".replace)
function
>>> console.log((1.23456).toFixed(2))
1.23
>>> console.log("what is my".length)
10
It looks to me that primitives ha
ment per function`
function aaa() {
var x;
Date();
if (x) {
aaa();
}
var y;
x = y;
}
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`var` declarations in just
turn of that check.
It is totally optional. Maybe you are using a broken implementation.
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It doesnt print for me
anything in Opera, Chrome or Node.js, While IE8 prints "undefined".
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2011/1/14 Peter van der Zee :
> Certain browsers have a minimal interval at which timers can be called. For
> example, firefox has 10ms intervals. So timers simply can't be called faster
> than ten times per second.
You must have meant 100 times per second.
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Support both.
If you are hesitant, you can support both ways. Take the jQuery API
for example. It supports optional arguments, and depending on the type
of the arguments they behave differently.
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function initVideoProgress() {
function formatTime(time, fragments) {
var output = '', fragment;
// Maximize the fragments in 3.
fragments = Math.max(1, Math.min(3, fragments || 3));
// For every fragment generate output.
while (fragments--) {
if (output) {
outpu
mpressible.
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