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Will generate the following DOM tree, after the "bind()" function has been run on page load:
- List Item #1 OMG
- List Item #2
- List Item #3
Given that Drosera still wasn't fast enough for my normal day-to-day web development debugging, I was also using Firefox and Opera for most of my web browsing as well. Chat was covered by Adium, so using it's Linux/Windows counter-part, Pidgin was no trouble at all.
, which allows you to assign rules for placing regular windows sitting in the window manager, into this special widget layer that appears just like Dashboard does on Mac OS X (with the actual desktop faded out in the background). In order to group all Opera Widgets in the Widget Layer, you can set the "Widget Windows" field to:
import some_module) the Python interpreter actually compiles your code into Python byte-code to be executed at a later date. The second mode, "execution", is where you'll run into your run-time errors, using an accessing an undefined object property, overrunning an array index, etc. In Python/Java terms, this is where your compiled byte-code is actually being run in the Python/Java virtual machine.
var mapped_values = {};
mapped_values['key'] = 'value';
var mapped_values = {'key' : 'value'};
The distinction becomes much more apparent when you start to use references to other code for your keys. Keep in mind, with both notations it is actually valid to have a key "undefined" when you declare your associative array. For example:
/* the variable "foo" is not defined */
var mapped_values = {};
mapped_values[foo] = 'value';
/* the variable "foo" is not defined */
var mapped_values = { foo : 'value' };
var mapped_values = {};
mapped_values[opensocial.DataRequest.PeopleRequestFields.FILTER] = opensocial.DataRequest.FilterType.ALL;
var mapped_values = {opensocial.DataRequest.PeopleRequestFields.FILTER : opensocial.DataRequest.FilterType.ALL};
// Works in IE/FF
var test = { magic : 'thing' };
var test2 = {};
test2[rick.roll] = 'thing';
test2[alert] = 'somethingelse';
var test3 = {};
test3[function() { alert('sux'); }] = 'test';
// Fail in IE/FF
var test4 ={ opensocial['DataRequest']['PeopleRequestFields']['FILTER'] : opensocial['DataRequest']['FilterType']['ALL']} ;
var test5 = { rick['roll'] : 'thing'};
var test6 = { rick.roll : 'thing'};
var test7 = { function() { alert('sux'); } : 'test'};
var t = {'k' : 'v'};) to the more sequential alternative (var t = {}; t['k'] = 'v';) solved the issue of the Javascript engine's parser spewing errors on the loading of the Javascript.