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Errors: 321 | |
Error code : Number of errors : Summary of error : Additional info | |
V730 : 111 : Not all members of a class are initialized inside the constructor : Mostly in compiler and gc | |
V595 : 48 : Pointer was utilized before it was verified against nullptr | |
V614 : 13 : Potentially uninitialized variable used : Mostly in compiler/ilgen | |
V542 : 13 : odd type cast: 'short' to 'unsigned char *' : compiler/x/codegen | |
V522 : 13 : Dereferencing of the null pointer might take place : Mostly in compiler/optimizer | |
V575 : 12 : Null pointer passed into function : port and /thread (unix) | |
V501 : 12 : Identical sub-expressions to the left and right of an operator |
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Summary: | |
In iOS6 I could select text, and then open a bookmarklet (like this one for example: https://bitbucket.org/mgaudet/dayonebookmarklet/src/1062388c8320f72ca099f4e684a9d9822d7e905c/dayone.html?at=master) which grabbed the text using window.getSelection(). | |
However, it seems in iOS7, any action to invoke a bookmarklet deselects the text. | |
Steps to Reproduce: | |
1. Have a bookmarklet which uses window.getSelection() | |
2. Select Text | |
3. Try to invoke bookmarlet |
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