javascript,jquery,internet-explorer,internet-explorer-9,inspect
this sounds very much like a problem i had a long time ago (with IE only): are you using console somewhere in your javascript code? most likely a console.log() ? then you have got a problem because on IE browsers the console javascript object doesn't exist until you have opened...
python,python-2.7,code-generation,inspect
Python function objects do not contain their source code. They contain byte code only, plus a filename and the starting line number, if they were loaded from a file. You copied that metadata over when you created your CodeType() object: y.func_code.co_filename, # ... y.func_code.co_firstlineno, Python then uses that information to...
To inspect I had to use key: Ctrl+F12. Update To Inspect elements inside canvas, refer to http://stackoverflow.com/a/14466889/4810628 Update You can also try CSSViewer extension of Google Chrome to inspect elements and associated CSS...
python,python-3.x,dictionary,inspect
You are actually checking if each_key is a function, which most likely is not. You actually have to check the value, like this if inspect.isfunction(each_item): You can confirm this, by including a print, like this def dict_into_list(self): result = {} for each_key, each_item in self.__dict__.items(): print(type(each_key), type(each_item)) if inspect.isfunction(each_item) ==...
python,debugging,runtime,inspect
Pyringe will do what you want. Just grab it and run python -m pyringe, then you should be able to inject it in and debug like you wanted....
No, there is no such feature in WebStorm; please vote for WEB-9557 Note that the page loaded in Chrome currently has a "Inspect in WebStorm" context menu action. But this action just starts a debug session for page currently loaded in browser. Theoretically it should also show the page in...
python,class-method,python-decorators,inspect
What you want cannot be done with function decorators. The function object is created and decorated before the class object is built. Python executes the class body first, and the resulting names then form the class attributes. Binding of methods then takes place dynamically, as you access the name as...
It is coming from to_s that you have at the end. You are converting an array of strings (which is presumably already what you want) into a single string that contains double quotations (which must be escaped by \). To fix it, just remove your line with to_s.
Answering to add more information than the dupe target that vaultah provided. The following answer addresses 3.x directly, I noticed you're still on 2.x. For a good write-up on that, check out this answer. You're actually down the right path on this, but the issue is that print is a...
It's possible to set the name (or any other property of the control) by using Dynamic Annotation. Also, if it's a common control, it might be possible to set the name by adding a hidden label in the .rc file. Otherwise you'll have to use Dynamic Annotation. if you want...
Try these steps: Download and install Android SDK Open SDK Manager.exe Select Android SDK Platform-tools and press Install packages... Open a command prompt and execute these commands: cd C:\Program Files(x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools adb.exe devices You should receive a response like this: List of devices attached ABCDEFG123 device If your device is listed...
You can actually edit your source files in Chrome. I.e, you don't need to transfer your changes from Chrome to your editor. Read this article by Arthur Evans and Tim Statler to learn about workspaces: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/revolutions2013/...
c#,types,resharper,hierarchy,inspect
Not sure under what circumstances you're getting ReSharper to show types, but the rule of thumb is that the default search scope for Find Usages or Go To Derived Type, etc. is solution scope. So ReSharper will only show usages and derived types that are defined in the current solution....
Best way would be to defined $module right before the switch or using the following comment: /** @var string $model */ This comment will tell php-storm that $model is set and that its a string. You may also use mixed instead of string which says that it could be everything...
The inspect.getsource call actually parses the source file, looking for the class definition, and returns the first one it finds at the lowest level of indentation with the name it's looking for. In other words, it won't do what you're asking it to do. Here's a slightly different approach that...
You are not escaping the content from your user, so someone posted something like: I really, reaally do appreciate it~! >w<b, I let you understand what's going next... (Line 853 on my browser, under the div with shoutbox_comment_section id). The </b> tag is added by the Chrome development console because...