| #!/usr/bin/env ruby | |
| if ARGV.size < 3 | |
| puts "usage: #{__FILE__} <start_no> <end_no> <output_dir> [quality]" | |
| exit 1 | |
| end | |
| start_no = ARGV[0].to_i | |
| end_no = ARGV[1].to_i | |
| output_dir = ARGV[2] |
| (defscreen main-screen | |
| :on-show | |
| (fn [screen entities] | |
| (let [ui-skin (skin "uiskin.json") | |
| ;;; this is the trick, we use a proxy (http://clojure.org/java_interop#toc25) to implement a ClickListener | |
| cb (proxy [ClickListener] [] | |
| ;;; for this object, we only care about 'clicked' | |
| (clicked [evt x y] (println "clicked at " x y evt)))] | |
| (update! screen :renderer (stage) :camera (orthographic)) | |
| ;;; add a couple of entities to the screen. We could've used a table here, but |
| require "json" | |
| require "rake/clean" | |
| if File.exists?("project.json") | |
| CONFIG = JSON.parse(File.read("project.json")) | |
| else | |
| CONFIG = {} | |
| end | |
| CONFIG["target"] ||= "main" |
| // MyDelegate.m | |
| -(void)vungleMoviePlayed:(VGPlayData*)playData | |
| { | |
| // movie ad finished, get times from playData | |
| if ([playData playedFull]) { | |
| // give reward to user | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // This is the code that initializes vungle |
| require 'rubygems' | |
| require 'pp' | |
| # you need these two gems, so `gem install` them before | |
| require 'linode' | |
| require 'aws-sdk' | |
| API_KEY="YOUR_LINODE_KEY" | |
| # create a simple domain and add a record to it | |
| # make sure you have the env variables AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID & AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY set before running this |
| /** | |
| * the simplest unit testing framework. Compatible with require.js by Rolando | |
| * Abarca (2013) - https://gist.github.com/funkaster/5264666 | |
| * | |
| * This is public domain, do whatever you want with this. I'm not responsible if | |
| * something does not work the way you want. Feel free to send pull requests to | |
| * this gist. | |
| * | |
| * usage: | |
| * |
| EMSCRIPTEN_HOME = ~/Documents/inbox/emscripten | |
| PROJECT = myproject | |
| SOURCES = $(wildcard *.cc) $(wildcard *.c) | |
| OBJECTS = $(patsubst %.cc,%.o,$(patsubst %.c,%.o,$(SOURCES))) | |
| set-native: | |
| $(eval CXX := clang -x c++) | |
| $(eval CC := clang) | |
| $(eval CPPFLAGS := -g -O2 -DHAS_TR1) |
| var spanishCharsMap = { | |
| 225: 97, // á | |
| 233: 101, // é | |
| 237: 105, // í | |
| 243: 111, // ó | |
| 250: 117, // ú | |
| 241: 110 // ñ | |
| }; | |
| /** |
This is a living doc and is intended to be modified!
The idea of this doc is to set a minimal conversion guide to pass from the old retain - release - autorelease in cocos2d-x to a more modern, stable and cross-platform shared_ptr, auto_ptr or weak_ptr. The latter will be more friendly to the developer and also similar to what ARC provides in Objective-C
I've been coding javascript for some time now, including interacting with several javascript VMs.
Having said that, this is just a rant about what I think could be a good approach on how to actually do things in javascript. This after looking at how other projects are dealing with it, my personal experience and finally "getting" the way javascript was meant to be used (if there's such a thing). I do not consider myself an expert in javascript, so take whatever you read here with a grain of salt and think of it as just my personal experience and of course, I'll be happy to hear what you know or your best practices around it.
The real purpose for this post is to initiate a discussion about the subject of not really using OOP when dealing with javascript, and the good way to design and think about