My code blocks keeps popping up this grey box:
whenever I type char, printf or any variable that I'm using. I'm guessing it's the suggests bar that's not loading properly. Anyone know how to fix this?
I've tried restarting the app and it's not working.
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I'm working on a web project with reactjs. For some time, whenever I run my code on vscode, the browser shows me a nice blank page. I don't know why because it didn't happen before and I didn't make any changes to the source code. I read an article on the web that said it was due to an error that occurred in my code. But despite that, I don't understand because even before this blank page problem, I often had errors in my code and react showed me on the web page instead of the application a black page with the details and the lines errors occurred. But now nothing, just a blank page and in the command line, no errors are reported to me, just warnings.After reading an article on the internet, I realized that I could use error bounds on components to prevent this, but since for some reason
efficiency I couldn't use error limits on all my components, so I had to use it on the element responsible for the crash. But the problem is that I don't know which element is responsible for this and vscode doesn't show me information about the crash. Still, according to the official documentation, vscode should give details of my page crash as well as the location of the error and I'm using a react version greater than 16. I don't know what to do or what resource to use. So I ask for your help. Thanks!
I'm having some trouble with WebExtensions in Firefox. I've got some code to track downloads, and it's working in Chrome, but not in FF.
I've boiled the code down to the minimal surface that works in Chrome but not FF:
function handleChanged(delta) {
console.log(delta);
}
chrome.downloads.onChanged.addListener(handleChanged);
Whether I use chrome.* or browser.*, the behavior remains the same: it doesn't work. I've tried executing this line:
console.log(chrome.downloads.onChanged.hasListener(handleChanged));
After adding the listener, and it does log a value of true. Oddly enough, adding an onCreated listener works just fine:
function handleCreated(delta) {
console.log(delta);
}
chrome.downloads.onCreated.addListener(handleCreated);
This yields the expected object dump in the console when a download is started. Unless I'm missing something extremely obvious, I'm inclined to think this is a bug. It is not mentioned to the incompatibilities list, and it is documented by Mozilla. The thing is, I don't see anybody else asking this question online, so I'm inclined to think a bug is unlikely and I'm messing something up.
If it helps, I'm running Firefox 51.0.1 (32-bit) on Windows 7 Enterprise x64 inside of VMWare Workstation on a Windows 7 Enterprise x64 host. I'm loading the extension using the "Load Temporary Add-on" button. It's not a problem with the core manifest or add-on itself, because three other types of listeners are working just fine. The script is running as a background script.
I appreciate any guidance. Thanks!
My application is crashing sometimes while running on real device but the debugger always goes to "main.m" class not where the app is exactly crashing.
Infect console log is also not telling anything about the crash.
I think there is some settings required for debugger but not exactly know the right solution for that. Please help.
Check your device logs for an app type of Unknown. Often, an app will crash by being killed by the OS and an unknown log entry will appear on your device logs showing that your app is the largest memory consumer. To figure out which piece of code is causing the crash, evaluate the UI behavior and add a breakpoint at the appropriate spot (probably where you start working with your data).
Perphaps this could be a memory issue. In that case debugger does not show warning or exceptions. you can use instruments like profile provided in xcode to backtrace the issue. You can also backtrace your issue in Report navigator in xcode.
You can also use apps like crashlytics. Upload your build to crashlytics and then download it from theer and use it. Once it gets crashed .Login on web and check for the crashes. It will show the exact line where got gets crashed.
I hope it can help you.
Im trying to make apps and always when I set the elements in the xib, it looks fine, then I open the simulator running 6.0 and some elements appear lower than they should, or some are a bit bigger than in the xib.
Why is this? I unchecked the "Use Autolayout" and still it appears in a different way.
Any idea?
I am trying White for the first time. I tried to run a sample test to get a window of notepad, it doesnt seem to work. Here is what I did:
//Launch the app
Application app = Application.Launch("notepad.exe");
//Get the main window after launching the app
Window win = app.GetWindow("Untitled - Notepad");
This last line throws an error as type initializer exception. When I go into the source code for White, it fails at finding the window.
When I used GetWindows() and try to get first window, it works fine.
But the same error is thrown for the child objects as well.
I have Win7, 32 bit. By build configuration is Debug|x86. I also tried the same code on Win XP, 32 bit and it worked well.
Can anyone please tell me how do I go about this.
I think I found the solution. When I tried running same code on a Win 7, 64 bit machine, it seemed to work perfectly alright.
I tried using the dependency walker and found that there is some issue with the dlls on my machine. Though I dont think I can get my system fixed just for that, I guess it might help others if they are facing this issue.