@basarat: great, that works, thanks
I am getting an error with "Supplied parameters do not match any signature of call target."
where a method is defined as optional parameters
@Mig1st4ck I don't know if it matters, but does getAllRows() return something?
how come I get the 'some dependencies not found, running apm install for you' notification every time I restart Atom?
it always finds what it needs and gets my TypeScript stuff working but it seems like it shouldn't need to do that every time?
I… don’t get that. Just checked three installations.
i figured it wasn't normal :)
What platform are you running on?
windows
not sure how to debug what's happening
I checked two Windows installations :/
Did you check if the dependencies are actually installed even though it is claimed they’re not?
might be win10 related
i'm not sure what dependencies it's actually installing
clicking the notification bubble didn't give me any more info
I checked an instance running on Win 10
weird
it's not really a big deal but figured i'd check if anyone had seen the same behavior
You could compare the node_modules folder beofre and after an Atom start
to see if it actually did install something
Or if it was just the notification
as in like the global %user%\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules?
oh you mean %user%\AppData\Local\atom\app-1.0.2\resources\app\apm\node_modules
there's an \npm\npm_modules in there too though...
%user%\.atom\packages\atom-typescript\node_modules
if the location on windows wasn’t changed
Newbie question here:
var aList : number[] = [1,2,3]; aList.push(3);Gives me "Property 'push' does not exist on type '{}'
I must be missing something obvious :S
I don’t quite understand. I’ll check in my VM once I got this “Critical error” in the shell infrastructure host fixed again
The same applies for any property on any built-in type (string, number)
@daniel-a-melo that code looks perfectly fine
@Cu3PO42 It won't auto complete any property of
Array for example... I am not sure it is supposed to... Furthermore it shows me those compilation errors
@Cu3PO42 However it does not complain about property of the classes I define
sounds like something messed up with lib.d.ts maybe?
it compiles fine from the command line right?
@danquirk Good shot. It does compile from command line but it shows me
error TS2318: Cannot find global type 'Array' and the same for all other builtin classes
so that's the error you should get if you run tsc with --nolib
you should have lib.d.ts next to tsc.js
how'd you install typescript?
@danquirk npm install -g typescript@beta
gonna guess the @beta bit is messing it up
@danquirk lib.d.ts is right there along with tsc.js
hm
@danquirk got it, my tsconfig had "noLib" : true
yeah you don't want that :)
@danquirk All set now. Thank you very much :)
just out of curiosity, in which situation would noLib be useful?
@danquirk I just fixed up my VM again and I can say that the package folder should be under %user%\.atom\packages for a fresh install
unless you went out of your way to change it
haven't messed with anything unless I unwittingly checked some unusual option during Atom's install
you’d probably have to symlink it over to change it
so, yeah, it should be in that folder
ah ok sorry, i see now
there're way to many folders with npm and atom stuff in different places, i was looking at the wrong one
no problem
it’s a bit messed up on windows
it makes more sense on *nix all in all
in my opinion, anyway
yeah I believe it
my mac usually stays at home
Probably because some folders follow the Windows structure and other’s just stick to the *nix way of doing things
i have 17 packages under atom_typescript\node_modules
and i don't notice a change when i close and re-open atom
17 sounds right
yeah, based on the speed it goes from 'missing dependencies' to 'all set' it couldn't have run a whole lot
It probably compares installed versions to what is in package.json, though I don’t see why it would do that in the first place either. Have you tried de- and reinstalling atom-typescript?
… the standard solution for every bug
haha, worth a try