The #IfWin directives are positional: they affect all hotkeys and hotstrings physically beneath them in the script. They are also mutually exclusive; that is, only the most recent one will be in effect.
To run a program such as mspaint.exe, calc.exe, script.ahk or even a folder, you can use the Run command. It can even be used to open URLs such as . If your computer is setup to run the type of program you want to run, it's very simple:
[ HOT] (without script and coding)
Variables are like little post-it notes that hold some information. They can be used to store text, numbers, data from functions and commands or even mathematical equations. Without them, programming and scripting would be much more tedious.
For example, I once had an issue with a Typescript installation(^17.0.1) where some files with extension .ts will not trigger hot reloading. I had to change to .tsx and add a React import. The same could happen with .js and .jsx files.
Just incase you've tried everything with no solution, make sure you're working on your computer's drive and not saving your project on an external drive. This was my issue, I simply moved the project to my computer's drive and it worked perfectly. Happy coding guys!
I tried every solution suggested in these comments and nothing worked for me. I was following a tutorial that used react-router-dom@5.1. Nothing worked at all including both .env suggestions, the react-scripts suggestion, or the CHOKIDAR_USEPOLLING suggestion. I even switched between npm and yarn to see if one or the other was causing the issue.
Another advanced feature the debugger supports is 'Hot Code' replacement. Hot Code Replace (HCR) is a debugging technique whereby the Debugger for Java transmits the class changes over the debugging channel to another Java Virtual Machine (JVM). HCR facilitates experimental development and fosters iterative trial-and-error coding. With this new feature, you can start a debugging session and change a Java file in your development environment, and the debugger will replace the code in the running JVM. No restart is required, which is why it's called "hot". Below is an illustration of how you can use HCR with Debugger for Java in VS Code.
It might also be a good idea to get familiar with the JavaScript Build Setup tutorial for setting up a development environment to use ESNext syntax. It gives a very in-depth explanation of how to use the build and start scripts.
The entry points for your project get detected by scanning all script fields in block.json files located in the src directory. The script fields in block.json should pass relative paths to block.json in the same folder.
It uses Jest behind the scenes and you are able to use all of its CLI options. You can also run ./node_modules/.bin/wp-scripts test:e2e --help or npm run test:e2e:help (as mentioned above) to view all of the available options. Learn more in the Advanced Usage section.
It uses Jest behind the scenes and you are able to use all of its CLI options. You can also run ./node_modules/.bin/wp-scripts test:unit --help or npm run test:unit:help (as mentioned above) to view all of the available options. By default, it uses the set of recommended options defined in @wordpress/jest-preset-default npm package. You can override them with your own options as described in Jest documentation. Learn more in the Advanced Usage section.
Follow the instructions for debugging Node.js with your favorite supported browser or IDE. When the instructions say to use node --inspect script.js or node --inspect-brk script.js, simply use wp-scripts --inspect script or wp-scripts --inspect-brk script instead.
A breakpoint will be set at the first line of the script (this is done to give you time to open the developer tools and to prevent Jest from executing before you have time to do so). Click the resume button in the upper right panel of the dev tools to continue execution. When Jest executes the test that contains the debugger statement, execution will pause and you can examine the current scope and call stack.
To also debug the browser context, run wp-scripts --inspect-brk test-e2e --puppeteer-devtools. The --puppeteer-devtools option (or the PUPPETEER_DEVTOOLS="true" environment variable when used with PUPPETEER_HEADLESS="false") will disable headless mode and launch the browser with the devtools already open. Breakpoints can then be set in the browser context using these devtools.
For simple scenarios where you want to run commands on your instances at launch, you can include a user data script when you create a launch template or launch configuration for your Auto Scaling group. User data scripts are just normal shell scripts or cloud-init directives that are run by cloud-init when your instances start. The script can also control when your instances transition to the next state by using the ID of the instance on which it runs. If you are not doing so already, update your script to retrieve the instance ID of the instance from the instance metadata. For more information, see Retrieve instance metadata in the Amazon EC2 User Guide for Linux Instances.
Starting a new React project used to be a complicated multi-step process that involved setting up a build system, a code transpiler to convert modern syntax to code that is readable by all browsers, and a base directory structure. But now, Create React App includes all the JavaScript packages you need to run a React project, including code transpiling, basic linting, testing, and build systems. It also includes a server with hot reloading that will refresh your page as you make code changes. Finally, it will create a structure for your directories and components so you can jump in and start coding in just a few minutes.
The executable package will run the installation of create-react-app into the directory that you specify. It will start by making a new project in a directory, which in this tutorial will be called digital-ocean-tutorial. Again, this directory does not need to exist beforehand; the executable package will create it for you. The script will also run npm install inside the project directory, which will download any additional dependencies.
You start your project with another npm script. Like npm test, this script does not need the run command. When you run the script you will start a local server, execute the project code, start a watcher that listens for code changes, and open the project in a web browser.
Start the project by typing the following command in the root of your project. For this tutorial, the root of your project is the digital-ocean-tutorial directory. Be sure to open this in a separate terminal or tab, because this script will continue running as long as you allow it:
Head back to your terminal and build the project. You ran this command before, but as a reminder, this command will execute the build script. It will create a new directory with the combined and minified files. To execute the build, run the following command from the root of your project:
Global variables and function names are an incredibly bad idea. The reason is that every JavaScript file included in the page runs in the same scope. If you have global variables or functions in your code, scripts included after yours that contain the same variable and function names will overwrite your variables/functions.
The problem was that if JavaScript was turned off the links would still show up but every search would return standard web results as the action of the form never got changed. The solution was very simple: instead of links we provided the options as a radio button group and did the forking to the different specialist search scripts using a back end script.
If something amazing works in one browser only and you really have to use it, put that code in its own script document and name it with browser and version. This means that you can find and remove this functionality more easily, should this browser become obsolete.
Users of screen readers have long been plagued with the plight of configuring their adaptive equipment to work with mainstream software. If you are a user of JAWS for Windows, you're probably aware that the package contains a built-in scripting language that lets you make mainstream applications appear more speech friendly and accessible. You have probably also heard that scripting is not for the faint of heart or the technologically timid. But, fear not. This article introduces you to the basics of JAWS scripting: why scripts are sometimes necessary, the structure of scripts, the Script Manager, and how to begin to tackle a scripting job. It is intended for beginners to JAWS scripting or those who want a basic overview of its overall utility for making applications appear more accessible.
Because of space limitations, I have tried to cover the main points to get you started quickly. As a consequence, a lot of material has had to be trimmed to its barest bones, and some aspects have been omitted. If sufficient interest arises and time permits, I may write a more advanced article on the subject in the future. For those interested in pursuing the subject further, Freedom Scientific offers beginner and advanced scripting classes at its Florida facility and on site. See AccessWorld News in this issue and visit for information about the costs and dates of the classes.
A JAWS script is merely a bridge between the screen reader and the mainstream application. The script does not change the application itself but, rather, helps JAWS extract information from the application that it needs. A script can make an ill-behaved application speak more easily and naturally for the user and can also provide functionality that previously did not exist. For example, you can use scripts to build hot keys to read any part of the screen and to move to parts of an application that are not navigable using keyboard commands. These are only two examples of how scripting can be used to make an application more accessible. 2ff7e9595c
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