In the 2.12 release of Gradle, compileOnly was added to give similar functionality to provided scope. There is a difference in what happens in the test classpath. Here is relevant quote and snippet from the release notes: You can now declare dependencies to be used only at compile time in conjunction with the Java plugin. … Read more
As you’re using Sass 3.4+, you should append the !global flag to your variable declaration: $a: 1; @if 2 + 2 == 4 { $a: 2 !global; } @debug $a; // will output 2 The original SASS_REFERENCE on variable declaration stated: “Variables are only available within the level of nested selectors where they’re defined. If … Read more
This loop: for item in data.contents itemBox = $ “<div/>”, class: “itembox” is somewhat deceptive if you’re not used to (Coffee|Java)Script scope. The scoping actually looks more like this: itemBox = undefined for item in data.contents itemBox = $ “<div/>”, class: “itembox” so there is only one itemBox variable and that same variable gets used … Read more
You need to use a service since a service will persist throughout your app’s life. Lets say you want to save data pertaining to a user This is how you define the service : app.factory(“user”,function(){ return {}; }); In your first controller: app.controller( “RegistrationPage1Controller”,function($scope,user){ $scope.user = user; // and then set values on the object … Read more
‘(0 0 0) is a literal object, which is assumed to be a constant (albeit not protected from modification). So you’re effectively modifying the same object every time. To create different objects at each function call use (list 0 0 0). So unless you know, what you’re doing, you should always use literal lists (like … Read more
The top answer here was a work around from an Angular problem which no longer exists (at least in versions >1.2.16 and “probably earlier”) as @zumalifeguard has mentioned. But I’m left reading all these answers without an actual solution. It seems to me that the answer now should be use $broadcast from the $rootScope listen … Read more