Bruso: Tcsc dude lol your diagram helped me a lot, I started making better sense of other recursions as well, I was working on this for an hour and I draw this beautiful masterpiece, it looks correct right? https://repl.it/BIxE/1
Elvis: It looks correct at rough glance. does it work?
Ingwell: I ***ume I shouldn’t be requiring a JSON file in a function?
Geryol: Or can I just do that
Ausburn: Hi, is there a way to check touchstart coords to see if the user tap a specific element?
Sitterding: I need to let the user move a line div with bottom-border 1px
Honas: But the value of this.text and $myPRod have exact value or not?
Mastrianna: Inside a full screen container
Kerzman: Why is require not asynchronous despite needing to load a file?
Stodgell: Gillice: because it would make everything pointless
Gollihue: Jak2000: what I said earlier, they are not the same value
Thiele: Jak2000: one has two spaces, the other has one
Ulch: Jak2000: I’m guessing this is because the DOM added artificial spacing when generating the text content
Kinsolving: Gillice: if require was asynchronous, then node.js would be a futile platform for developing applications
Smaldone: Jak2000 those two strings are not the same.
Felkins: L8D: yeah, I realized a split second after sending that that that would make things a lot more complicated
Mangicavallo: Is it in any way wrong to require a JSON file deeper down in an application?
Allinder: Has anyone messed with cubism
Maloon: Hapyt0wn: I’m an avid cubist
Luarca: L8D can you change the width of the graph
Floore: My 3×3 average is 40 seconds
Kaldas: L8D and robertmaxrees i understand, but why not see the second space in the value of $myprod variable
Caver: Jak2000: because Chrome hides it for some reason
Oxman: Hapyt0wn: the width is dependent on the width of the parent element
Ohme: Hapyt0wn: well, the width you set for the canvas
Ghane: L8D: I scaled the parent element.
Hickingbotham: It seemed it was dependent of the amount of data points.
Boyers: Can you send pictures through discussion?
Nold: Hapyt0wn: you can upload to an image hoster
Ohren: Hapyt0wn, make asciiart pics of it
Kluemper: L8D: I’m behind a firewall.
Camisa: I could ssh tunnel but I might get in trouble.
Videen: How do I p*** a this.variable into an anyonymous function and still be able to use it outside of the function?
Varriano: P*** it, or access it?
Noguchi: Like, you want to access the parent function’s scope?
Ostling: I’m seeing strange behavior with ajax. when calling an ajax request, about 10% of the time it fails to even make the ajax request
Gallian: Http://pastebin.com/AYrw1Y8X#
Peleg: I’m somewhat suspicious if window.location.replace is interfering somehow, but that isn’t called until after the ajax request. I’m honestly baffled
Badini: Any advice on what to use to create a UI like this? https://i.imgur.com/BsqzzK0.png The data would come from a server via AJAX or websocket. Also, despite the flavor text it’s not a game, so I’d like to avoid game engines unless they’re the best tool for the job.
Fridal: When it *does* fail, it doesn’t execute the error callback function either :
Massard: So cl***A has a property say profile. The profile property value is inherited from another cl***. so var cl***A = { property = ”, showProfile = function { render property } }; Now cl***B is a child of cl***A that also wants to render the property in parent cl***A. According to my officemate, it’s not seeing the inherited value when method is called in cl***B
Matton: Should be call, super, etc?
Storch: I hope someone can make a sample fiddle. it’s advance for my level