Thank you man
WTF
I’m not sure which two examples you’re referring to
Another question about async code execution
function trackUserHandler() {
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(
(position) => {
setTimeout(() => {
console.log('Position ', position);
}, 2000);
},
(error) => console.log(error)
);
/**
* This line will run before we print
* current position or throw an error
*/
setTimeout(() => {
console.log('Timer done');
}, 1000);
console.log('Getting position');
}
button.addEventListener('click', trackUserHandler);
if I have this code
in this case, our stack is empty
<anonymous>
right ?
when we click on the button,
Getting position will be executed immediately
and other callbacks tasks will be registered as to do
?
this group is useless or what, noone wants to discuss
@mijatovicmile RELAX. chatting on the internet is async. you might not get a response for 24 hours, and that is ok
you're not paying anyone for their time, so you don't get to make demands on it. relax.
so you're not even asking in the right place
this is the one and only
there's a JS channel on freenode IRC tho.
it's the thing that predates slack/gitter/discord/etc by decades
i'm sure you can google some tutorials
so i'm looking at the style guide, if i had like a ternary statement such as :
node !== undefined ? 0 : node.item
is this not good? because the reader of the code might not understand what the 0 stands for, should I be declaring this as a const variable somewhere, it just seems weird. i'm lookin at 13.4 where it says to assign variables where you need them. i don't exactly need it but i think it'd make it more readable right?
node !== undefined ? 0 : node.item
is this not good? because the reader of the code might not understand what the 0 stands for, should I be declaring this as a const variable somewhere, it just seems weird. i'm lookin at 13.4 where it says to assign variables where you need them. i don't exactly need it but i think it'd make it more readable right?
Hi all, how to check price2 > price1 using for loop? I have used array.push to store values but array values showing undefined.
expected
price 2 > price 1
price 3 > price 2
price 4 > price 3
cy.get(orderCard).find('.kbbrUi').then(listing => {
const listcount = Cypress.$(listing).length;
console.log('count', listcount);
var price_array = [];
for (var i = 1; i < listcount; i++) {
cy.get(orderValue).eq(i).invoke('text').then((label2) => {
const price = label2.replace(/[$]+/g, '');
//const price_2_int = parseInt(price_2);
console.log('price_2_int', price);
price_array.push(price);
})
}
for (var j = 0; j <= price_array.length; j++) {
for (var k = 1; k < j; k++) {
expect(price_array[k]).to.be.greaterThan(price_array[j])
}
}
})
in this case, you want to
.map over the list, and get an array of promises, and Promise.all it
something like that