Pacifico: No I’m talking about grammar mistakes
Nuessle: Well, you know the story — “make it possible for people to write programs in English and you’ll discover that programmers cannot write English”
Sitzes: Jim: ok I’ll stick with it then. I hAve some
Ahne: Shape files that I need to convert into I am guessing geoJSON
Pacifico: Each project should have a KM who can write English
Sokoloff: Var tonight = new Date; tonight.setHours23,59,59,999; var lastNight = tonight – 24*60*60*1000; tonight.toString, lastNight.toString
Kypuros: Sokoloff: object ‘Thu Sep 03 2015 23:59:59 GMT-0400 EDT’, ‘1441252799999’
Sidelinger: If you can rewrite it you can read it
Pacifico: Jim: I can read it, that doesn’t mean I can understand it, and it also means it’s going to take me twice as long to process
Sokoloff: Var tonight = new Date; tonight.setHours23,59,59,999; var lastNight = new Datetonight – 24*60*60*1000; tonight.toString, lastNight.toString
Kypuros: Sokoloff: object ‘Thu Sep 03 2015 23:59:59 GMT-0400 EDT’, ‘Wed Sep 02 2015 23:59:59 GMT-0400 EDT’
Hrivnak: Is it internal docs where you work, or some open source lib or something
Pacifico: The internal docs are good, the open source ones are not. Beats me. companies like Apache get all kinds of donations and they can’t even find someone who can write English
Hrivnak: Yeah, i mean they dont owe you anything though
Keneally: Hi folks, any dutch people here ?
Pacifico: Yes that’s the “I’m entitled” argument. tcsc they owe it to themselves to produce good do***entation. Just because Apache is mainly composed of volunteers doesn’t mean they should produce bad do***entation, and it’s like this all over open-source :/
Hrivnak: I mean open source is kind of a cluster**** but that’s also just sort of what you get
Pacifico: I don’t even know how they can possibly get anything to work
Calicott: What does this do? 1, eval’this’
Kypuros: Ennels: “The humble comma has a more complex role in javascript than it may, at first, appear. Take a gander at this for details : http://javascriptweblog.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.com/2011/04/04/the-javascript-comma-operator/”
Ennels: Rhalff: 1, eval is the same as eval
Manda: But why write it like that.
Falencki: This is the whole line: var ref = object != null ? object : 1, eval’this’;
Niemietz: Https://github.com/wilmoore/selectn/blob/master/index.js#L53
Stathas: Hello in javascript what will this be called a = {k:v}, {k:v} ?
Joler: Technically just an array of 1-element objects
Sokoloff: Hash/dictionary would work too but the name in JS is object
Sokoloff: Usually you use element in reference to array. this doesn’t have “elements” nor does it have “length”
Sokoloff: It’s just an object that has one property
Balthazor: Can someone tell me how to fire the event to show the datetimepicker? https://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/ . this is not working $’.meeting-time’.datetimepicker’show’;
Ennels: Vacho: is there an error message?
Korthauer: Ennels: nothing happens, no errors.
Sokoloff: Vacho: http://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/Functions/#show
Mccathran: Vacho: and you’re looking in the console for that yeah?
Sokoloff: Here’s the docs on what you’re asking about
Sokoloff: Read the note at the top of the page
Ennels: Vacho: most likely: the code never gets run, or the selector doesn’t match any elements at that moment
Bashor: I dont think im doing it the right way
Sokoloff: Read the note at the top of the page
Simbeck: Sokoloff: $’.meeting-time’.data”DateTimePicker”.show;
Sokoloff: Yep that looks like what the docs tell you to do :
Ennels: Vacho: log $’.meeting-time’.length