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renzocerutti-blog · 1 year
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Jacqueline #lecterature #comics #improvisation #desert #western #creative #freedom #charachter #mymethod #wonder #sketch https://www.instagram.com/p/CXnsSBwIdMV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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what ifs: modular solo systems
As I've gotten further into playing solo rpgs, and further investigated the genre, I've found that my approach has been a lot of - not necessarily hacking the game itself, but often hacking different games together in order to include specific elements that I'm looking for regarding a singular experience. In this vein, I'm wondering if there's not space in the hobby for more modular systems, designed not to give a full solo experience on their own, but designed to hook together and combine in order to let a player decide where they want the core gameloop of their experience to rest.
If I ever design my own engine, I think this is what I'd want to be at the core of the design. I think it'd offer a lot of flexibility while also creating inbuilt compatibility and allowing more streamlined gameplay...though there is a part of me that relishes the active experience of finding new ways to use tools I already have access to as I play.
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datespolh · 1 year
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On click keyup same function
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#On click keyup same function how to#
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Modifier keys such as ‘Shift’, ‘CapsLock’, ‘Ctrl’ etc. These include keys such as the alphabetic, numeric, and punctuation keys. keypress Event: This event occurs when the user presses a key that produces a character value. Tip: Use the event.which property to return which key was pressed. The keyup () method triggers the keyup event, or attaches a function to run when a keyup event occurs. * keypress event will return the keyboard values based on the language you selected and it depends on case sensitive. It will occur even if the key pressed does not produce a character value. The keyup event occurs when a keyboard key is released. * Control buttons like Home,Delete,PageUp,PageDown,Backspace,Space,Tab,CapsLock,Shift,Ctr,Alt,Arrow button will work only for keydown and keyup event, these buttons will not work with keypress event same click functino for multiple button using jquery. one button click to be called inside multiple functions jquery. The enter key (a very common target) is 13. You can then specify which exact key you are looking to listen to based on it's keycode. jquery + click a button execute several functions. For the enter key, you need to add a 'keyup' event listener, not a 'click'.
#On click keyup same function how to#
It means a, A, other languages also that button will return always same value how to multiple class onclick event apply in jquery. The keyup() method triggers the keyup event, or attaches a function to run when a keyup event occurs. * keyup and keydown both are case insensitive The keyup event occurs when a keyboard key is released. We even know which of the two keys we’re expecting to work on the. So now it works the same as the click event but we know the keyboard was used.
#On click keyup same function code#
So we look at the event’s code property to wait for the Space or Enter key to be pressed. Using this method enhances the readability of the code. With the keyup event, the same thing happens where about every key on the keyboard will trigger this event. For help in converting from older jQuery event methods, see. on () method provides all functionality required for attaching event handlers. Here we are using addEventListener () method to attach the event handler onkeyup event by calling myMethod and execute the statements in the method. on () method attaches event handlers to the currently selected set of elements in the jQuery object. * keyup event will rise whenever we click and release key button In our second example we will see JavaScript code to append 1 to the each letter being pressed in the input field. * keydown, keypress both the events are same, this events will rise/fire whenever we click the key button
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qwefbjksfbjksda · 2 years
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Methods / Functions in C# (continued)
Methods can return a value, and they can output them. These are two different things.
Outputting values can modify existing / global variables, or create them. The return is the value that the method is proxy for when called. E.g:
static string MyMethod (string exampleString, out bool exampleBool) { exampleBool = true; // this sets the variable exampleBool to true, which can then be referenced even outside of the method without needing to be re-defined! return "This string is the method's return value!"; // when the method is called, it will return the above string }
Outputting uses the keyword "out". This must be included both when defining a method, and when calling it.
Using output values is recommended when you need a function to affect multiple values. In some programming languages this can be done without an 'out' keyword but C# requires it.
For any method that needs to output multiple values, use the 'out' keyword.
The return statement must be the last line of the method; nothing else after it will be executed.
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maddyjaybeauty · 5 years
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🌷A few of the spring minis I’ve been LOVING lately! I’ve almost gone through all three of these and I can’t wait to grab them in the full size!🌷 . @sundayriley #lacticacid treatment @methodhome #purepeace body wash @freshbeauty #sugardream lip therapy . #sundayriley #goodgenes #makeup #sundayrileygoodgenes #beauty #freshbeauty #methodbody #peony #rosewater #skincare #spring #pink #springbeauty #skincareroutine #new #targetbeauty #mymethod #crueltyfreeskincare #cleanskincare #springskincare #freshsugar #motd #skincaretips @sephora @targetstyle (at SEPHORA) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvmv0ghAdWu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=p4irht9lvzk1
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servicewale · 3 years
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marcogmoura · 6 years
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My tribute to Egon Schiele. Also my 4 step method to study and immerge in a master's style. Happy Birthday Master! #marcomoura #marcomourart#TributeToEgonSchiele #mymethod #stylestudy#4stepmethod #mymaster #EgonSchiele#BlackWinsorSketchbook #sketchbook #sketchbookpages (em Coimbra, Portugal)
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#NEWCOMIC #JustAlexander , “The Process” letting you guitar in on the planning process for just Alexander... AND THREE TWO ONE, WE HAVE COMIC!!!✍🏻 #TheProcess #MyMethod #artoftheday #funny #comics #paint #relatable #artistsoninstagram #comic #comicart #instacomic #dailycomic #funnycomics #cartoon #webcomic #webcomics #comicstrips #cartoonist #webtoon #funnycartoons
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arysamerica · 6 years
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#ThankYou @foundr People that works at brands that steal words and ideas are #notcreators #CREATORSAre the #OriginalThinkers and #selfProduced. #iCREATE #iINNOVATE ... Copycats are Cowards #CopycatsAreCowards #ArysAmerica #HereToCreate #MyTagline #MyStory #HealthHumourHonesty #MyMission #OriginalContent #MyMethod sources from #My #oroginalexperiences sneakers, clothes and logos DO NOT experience - People Do! #RadicalSabbatical #ProCreate #doNOT #OverSaturate @arysamerica @moderndayninjamethod @cafebustelo @apple @netflixlat @cnnorigseries @cnnee #RepublicaDominicana 🇩🇴 y #EstadosUnidos 🇺🇸 #rightherewaiting (at Distrito Nacional)
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benji-a-palus · 7 years
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The Stone Steps (progression detail), oil on canvas. #painting #oilpainting #wip #workinprogress #progression #mymethod #stonesteps #realism #layering #stepbystep #figurativeartist #neworleansartist #benjialexanderpalus
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houseofgav-blog · 7 years
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My chevron method. 😏 . . . #paintingagain #chevron #patterns #patternlove #namesigns #handpainted #painting #etsy #etsyseller #mompreneur #etsyshop #shopsmall #houseofgav #handmadelove #smallbusiness #handmade #woodenletters #letters #personalized #timelapse #whatsashleydoingnow #nurserywallart #kidsnamesign #kidsnameart #nurserydecor #nurseryart #kidsroomdecor #mymethod #wip #makersgonnamake
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birdy730 · 7 years
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#hairextensions #handtiedwefts #microbead #mymethod #hairextensionsnyc #hair #hairny #statenislandsalon #brooklynsalon #newyorksalons # hairoftheday #instalove #blondehairextensions Color not done by #capellbella
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sbglasius · 6 years
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Test pollution (part 1)
It’s been quite a while since I’ve blogged, but while my integration-test suite runs, I found time to share this.
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I am on a rather large project, where I'm hired to migrate to Grails 3 (among other things). Here I have seen several things in integration tests that can potentially go wrong and lead to Test pollution. This is sometime seen as randomly failing tests and could happen if test-execution order changes, exposing the pollution. One of the issues could be mocking an injected service metaClass because the test requires a specific return value, and this was the only way to make it happen.
An example could be:
A service:
class TestService { AnotherService anotherService String myProperty String myMethod() { return "My Method" } }
and the test:
class ChangeMetaClassSpec extends Specification { def 'changing the meta class on an instance'() { given: 'a test instance' TestService sut = new TestService(myProperty: 'My Property') expect: 'methods and properties returns expected values' sut.myMethod() == 'My Method' sut.myProperty == 'My Property' when: 'mocking on the instance'' sut.metaClass { myProperty = 'Mocked Property' myMethod = { -> "Mocked Method" } } then: 'meta class values should be returned instead sut.myMethod() == 'Mocked Method' sut.myProperty == 'Mocked Property' } }
In it self not dangerous, when running it as a unit test, but consider this test:
class ChangeServiceMetaClassSpec extends Specification { // This would be like an injected service in an integration test, // as it is shared between invocations of the test. @Shared TestService testService = new TestService(myProperty: 'My Property') def 'changing the meta class on an instance'() { expect: 'methods and properties returns expected values' testService.myMethod() == 'My Method' testService.myProperty == 'My Property' when: 'mocking in a bad way' testService.metaClass { myProperty = 'Mocked Property' myMethod = { -> "Mocked Method" } } then: 'meta class values should be returned instead testService.myMethod() == 'Mocked Method' testService.myProperty == 'Mocked Property' } def 'using the instance after it was mocked'() { expect: 'methods and properties returns expected values' testService.myMethod() == 'My Method' testService.myProperty == 'My Property' } }
So while this looks like the previous test, the big culprit here is mocking the injected service instance (in this case a @Shared instance). This immediately shows when running the second test
This would fail, because the metaClass changes are still there, because changes took place on the shared instance. If metaClass changes were done on the class it self:
when: 'mocking in a better way' TestService.metaClass { myProperty = 'Mocked Property' myMethod = { -> "Mocked Method" } }
and we use Spock's @ConfineMetaClassChanges([TestService]) on the test:
@ConfineMetaClassChanges([TestService]) class ChangeServiceMetaClassSpec extends Specification { .. }
Then one would think that it should work, but it does not (at least not when running it with the @Shared option)
So I came up with a small helper, that solves the problem:
import org.junit.After import org.junit.AfterClass import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory trait MockMetaClassHelper { private Map<object> originalMetaClasses = [:] private log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass().name) boolean postponeMetaClassCleanup = false /** * Replace an instance's metaClass with a new and save reference to the original. * A closure can be specified to make changes on the new metaClass. * @param instance * @param modifications * @return */ MetaClass mockMetaClass(Object instance, Closure modifications = null) { if (originalMetaClasses.containsKey(instance) || instance.metaClass instanceof ExpandoMetaClass) { log.info("MetaClass for ${instance.getClass().name} was already mocked, reusing metaClass") return instance.metaClass } originalMetaClasses.put(instance, instance.metaClass) MetaClass temporaryMetaClass = new ExpandoMetaClass(instance.getClass(), false, true) temporaryMetaClass.initialize() instance.metaClass = temporaryMetaClass if (modifications) { instance.metaClass(modifications) } log.debug "Replaced metaClass for ${instance.getClass().name}" return instance.metaClass } /** * Restores metaClass for an instance, if it was changed * @param instance */ void restoreMetaClass(Object instance) { MetaClass originalMetaClass = originalMetaClasses.remove(instance) if (originalMetaClass) { internalRestoreMetaClass(instance, originalMetaClass) } } /** * Automatically restores all metaClass changes after a test finishes (cleanup) */ @After void cleanupMetaClasses() { if (!postponeMetaClassCleanup) { originalMetaClasses.each { instance, originalMetaClass -> internalRestoreMetaClass(instance, originalMetaClass) } originalMetaClasses.clear() } } /** * Automatically restores all metaClass changes after all tests finishes (cleanupSpec) */ @AfterClass void cleanupSpecMetaClasses() { if (postponeMetaClassCleanup) { originalMetaClasses.each { instance, originalMetaClass -> internalRestoreMetaClass(instance, originalMetaClass) } originalMetaClasses.clear() } } private internalRestoreMetaClass(Object instance, MetaClass metaClass) { log.debug "Restored metaClass for ${instance.getClass().name}" instance.metaClass = metaClass } }
This will save the original metaClass and attach a new ExpandoMetaClass which we can work on, and finally it will automatically call cleanupMetaClasses restoring the objects initial metaClass
So basically we register our changes on the metaClass like this:
class ChangeServiceMetaClassSpec extends Specification implements MockMetaClassHelper { ---- def 'changing the meta class on an instance'() { given: .... when: "metaClass is mocked" mockMetaClass(sut) { myProperty = 'Mocked Property' myMethod = { -> "Mocked Method"} } then: ....
and when the test case has completed, it the original metaClass is restored.
the mockMetaClass returns the ExpandoMetaClass and it possible to to either modifications to it, or directly on your class instances metaClass knowing that when the test completes, the original metaClass is restored.
I hope this is helpful and will stop your tests from polluting each other.
Next blog post will be about a similar issue with replacing services with mocks during integration-tests in Grails and of course a solution too.
Stay Groovy!
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janbloemendaal · 3 years
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servicewale · 3 years
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dhiyaansphotography · 3 years
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Best-Loved Household Chores (2 of 2) | I decided to list two of my Sunday routine tasks. One: To try make a professional LATTE and Second: Oh, I love to IRON!
Second - Ironing is something I love to eradicate any residual stress in me. As a simple ritual, i turn the iron on, fill it with water and carefully arrange items on the table. Interesting fact is that - one hour of ironing burns 157 calories too!
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