I am sorry if i made duplicate.
So, i was at new tab on google chrome, popped up the developer tools [ as i do from time to time] and start reading anything it can show me...after a while i was wondering about security and general meaning of public interpreted code stealthiness.
I'm not sure if i was clear in sentence above so ...
lets say you have some js code [or any code] in server that has potentially [ unknowingly to any programer so far ] some bug in function. So... how to be sure that wont be the problem. Well you compress it, you obfuscate it and hope for the best. But then after the few months the new revision of the program is needed... but such code is mostly unreadable before unbfuscatiration and uncompression ... and that is a of of work and all comments and code-plan and algorithms are deleted
So does anyone has any solution for this? What is your practice ? Do you have original version saved somewhere else or ?
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After plenty of late nights and head scratching I have navigated the murky world of the 'Coinbase Pro API' and integrated it with a new trading app I have made. I have hit a snag however and am baffled as to why. Had a snoop around all the usual 'Google' hotspots and I can find similar questions but no answers. I hope someone can help?!
Simply put I want to do a conversion, see the seemingly simple endpoint to do so:
https://docs.cloud.coinbase.com/exchange/reference/exchangerestapi_postconversion
https://api.exchange.coinbase.com/conversions
Now; it's not an authentication issue etc. As mentioned, I have the API fully working in my app, accounts, orders, ticker etc, all no problem. Just conversions I have an issue with. I am posting the relevant variables as suggested:
Example:
{"to":"ETH","amount":"50.00","from":"BTC","profile_id":"my_profile_id"}
No matter what currencies I try, the response is always the same:
{"message":"Cannot convert BTC to ETH"}
With different coin ID's of course.
Full on drawing a blank here! Kind of a useless output from Coinbase?
I'd love to know if anyone has cracked this?
Thanks
Pete
Understood and thank you. After some back and forth with Coinbase support I found while conversion is possible in app, fee free, in API it’s an order with the relevant fees. A little frustrating but hopefully they will allow API conversion fee free soon 👍😊
"You can’t do a conversion unless their values are linked, such as USDC-USD. What you are looking to do is a market buy of some type, I would suggest a limit order as you can specify price options."
https://forums.coinbasecloud.dev/t/unable-to-successfully-convert-crypto-to-another-crypto/289
"You can’t do a conversion unless their values are linked, such as USDC-USD. How to determine if a conversion is linked, I'm not following this answer.
Is this what you mean?
{"to":"ETH-USD","amount":"50.00","from":"BTC-USD","profile_id":"my_profile_id"}
i have been trying a code found here to add rating bar but i got an error on
cb.setToggleButton(
where the "setToggleButton" method didn't or doesn't exist anymore
any idea if it has been update cause the post i tagged was back from 2014
That method doesn't exist, it should be setToggle(true). Notice in the linked post it just said setToggleButton( without even a closing bracket. Since this was written a while back I'm guessing I just switched a desktop to check the method name and got distracted then forgot to fix that. Hazards of blind coding without the comfort of an IDE.
#devcrp actually wrote the correct answer before but unfortunately he deleted it. If he undeletes it his answer should be accepted.
I'm brand new here, and also to Lua, so please bear with me...
I'm building an Airport in Minecraft, with my kids. I'm an overachiever and a dreamer, and at some point, my brain decided it would be a FANTASTIC idea to add in a cosmetic element that I have absolutely NO idea how to do. Smart, right?!
See, I got it in my head that I want to have display screens in our Airport that show the flight information of incoming/outgoing flights. Fast forward to my discovery of the Opencomputers mod for Minecraft, a few hours of watching tutorials on how to operate it, and thus began my search for knowledge of that which is the Lua language. Fortunately, I have a wee bit of coding experience (thanks to my college days) and I picked up the very basic of the basics. (It seems similar to C.) I've gleaned just enough to accomplish the bigger part of my goal: I've managed to write the bare bones of the program I dreamed up, and it works...for the most part. (I still need to figure out some redundancies and such...all in good time.)
But...it's so very plain, and not fancy at all. It doesn't look even remotely like what I was picturing in my head, and this simply will not do. So now I am on a quest to discover how to format the output of my program and make it look fantastic...or at least, as close as I can get it to what was in my head. I have managed to figure out how to change the gpu screen colors (foreground, background) so that is why it's blue/white. But it's not quite what I wanted, and it resets if the system is turned off. My goal is to change the format of the program output itself, not just the Opencomputers screen block. I've googled this until I'm blue in the face, and I have pored over forums and code tutorials and the like...only to fail at finding the information I need. It's possible that I've passed up the answer, simply because I'm still very new to the language, but that's another good reason for me to be here, right?
And so, I turn to you, O Great Dwellers of the Interwebs, the Keepers of Vast Programming Knowledge, for assistance. Please, pretty please, help me make my program look awesome. My kids just may think I'm the coolest Mom on the planet, and that would be more than fantastic...Not to mention we'd have one kickass airport to play around in. :)
Here's what you'll probably want to know:
First, This pic is what I want, (on the left) and what I have (on the right).
And here is the code for my program: http://pastebin.com/60nPfpB8
I apologize up front for all of the noob mistakes that my code is more than likely riddled with. I haven't figured out yet how to make the functions repeat themselves, or a good way to utilize a 24 hour clock for the "time" function. So any suggestions there would be welcome as well.
Thank you for taking the time to read, and I appreciate any help I can get with this. :)
I have been developing some things and you know during early prototyping types and tables change quickly... it would be nice to cleanup the old data and start again in certain meshes.
For now I was using the example HTTP server so I deleted data.json; but I forgot the localStorage in the browser also needs to be cleared.
One might suppose you could put(null)
I asked on gitter and got
https://github.com/amark/gun/wiki/delete
except for deletes , lol, our excuse is "It works like your OS, when you delete >something it just gets tossed in the trash/recycle bin. That's all."
better safe than sorry though
if you are trying to "delete" stuff because you messed up while developing >something, follow this three step process: 1) localStorage.clear() in every >browser tab you have up, 2) Crash the server and rm data.json, 3) restart >everything. You should then have a clean slate. Often times while I'm >devleoping something I put localStorage.clear() at the top of my code so I only >have to worry about clearing the server.
Welcome to the gun community! Thanks for asking questions.
Yes, deleting data is most simply done with gun.put(null). Take:
var gun = Gun();
var users = gun.get('users');
users.put({alice: {name: 'alice'}, bob: {name: 'bob'}});
// now let's delete bob
users.path('bob').put(null);
If (as you mentioned in the question) however, you mean "delete data" as in wanting to clear out mistakes while developing your app. You'll want to do what you mentioned: localStorage.clear() in all browsers, crash the all servers and rm data.json.
For other developers, it might be useful to know that gun uses a type of tombstone method. You can't actually delete nodes themselves, they just get de-referenced, kinda like how your OS just moves files into a trash/recycle-bin. This tombstone method is very important in a distributed environment, such that the "delete" operation is replicated to every peer.
Thanks for answering your own question though! As always, if you get lost or need help hop on the https://gitter.im/amark/gun .
In the last few years I've encountered "ghost files" in Netbeans, but I didn't have proof of it, so I had to live with it and when I tried to explain the situation, it's hard to believe, now I have proof of it and it's a show stopper, any fix for it ?
It goes like this, I have a Java class that I've been using for many years, sort of a tool, I add a bit as I have more experience, but once in a while, after I added a new method, and used it in another class, Netbeans couldn't recognize it, it seemed to me Netbeans was still looking at the old copy of the class where the newly added method didn't exist. And yet if I copied this updated class to another project, the new method works fine and Netbeans can find it. In NB 6.7 it just acted like the class froze in time, any new additions to it wouldn't be recognized, now when I tried it in NB 6.9 I could catch the "ghost" !
It happened by accident, yesterday after I updated the class, I tried to use the new method in another class in the same project, the red flag went up, it couldn't find the new method, so I moused over the new method call, and right clicked on it, "Navigate" => "Go to source", bang the ghost showed up ! If I do this in NB 6.7, it just rang a bell as if it's telling me it couldn't find it. But in NB 6.9 it goes to the "source" which is not my java class source file[Get_Time.java], it's another generated file, so I moused over the opened "ghost" file name in the editor, the name was "C:\Users\USER.netbeans\6.9\var\cache\index\s117\java\14\gensrc\Get_Time.java(read-only)", the content seemed like a skeleton of my source file Get_Time.java , but definitely different, and I am pretty sure it's this "ghost file" that's been causing problems.
During the course of development I occasionally changed the system time to test different functions in the class, could this caused the ghost file to mess up, if I change the current time to 2016 and modified the source file, then NB might record the file last changed in 2016, and if I change the time back to 2011, and add a new function, it wouldn't accept it, because it might compare the dates of different versions of source file and stick with the "latest time stamp" ?!
I wish NB never keep ghost files, "Always Use The Actual Source File", this would avoid a lot of such problems. I did try to delete that ghost file, but the next time I compiled, it's generated again. I don't want to delete too much content from "C:\Users\USER.netbeans\6.9...", it might mess up my NB setting. Anyhow, it's now a show stopper, I can't add more changes to the class, it's frozen in time, what's the fix ?
Just some suggestions as I got stung by this problem before.
Did you built a jar and added dependency to this jar manually?
e.g.
1) project A is packaged into A.jar with a class Time.
2) project B depends on A.jar and project A
3) Time.java in project A is changed
4) project B will not see the changes as it'll always read from the A.jar built before the change happen.
Try deleting NetBeans' cache (~/.netbeans/6.9/var/cache/index/ directory) when you go back to the future and forward to the past. NetBeans is probably getting a bit confused by the file timestamps. Since it is somewhat of an edge case to be hopping around dates like that, I doubt it would be something NetBeans would give a high priority in attempting to fix/handle.