I’m trying to extend Spree::Adjustable::Adjuster as documented in the guide (http://guides.spreecommerce.org/developer/adjustments.html). The directions aren't to hard to follow and I followed them to a T but I'm getting the following error:
`<module:Adjuster>': uninitialized constant Spree::Adjustable::Adjuster::Base (NameError)
What version of Spree are you using?
This feature was added in 3.1.
https://github.com/spree/spree/blame/3-1-stable/core/app/models/spree/adjustable/adjuster/base.rb
https://github.com/spree/spree/blame/master/guides/content/developer/core/adjustments.md#L99-L146
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I want to use image-based verification in one of my tests, I have read the froglogic How-To page and tried to use the functions explained there (waitForImage, findImage) but when I execute my test I get the next error:
NameError: global name 'waitForImage' is not defined
I tried to follow the tutorial in Youtube from froglogic to insert the image verification manually but my Squish GUI is different from the version used in the video.
In the page it explains you need to install the tesseract for squish package in order to find text, but it does not specify if you need it for image recognition as well. I am contacting the froglogic team and my IT team but it might take a few days to get a response.
I am using Squish for Java 6.2
I am wondering if that is the reason of my problem or I am skipping any other configuration step.
The image search feature was added in Squish 6.3. You will need to upgrade to at least Squish 6.3 to use waitForImage and findImage.
I'm trying to learn my way around Postman and I see in Tests, for example pm.globals.set("id","12345") is used instead of postman.setGlobalVariable("id","12345") which is what I have working on mine. The former does not. I want to be able to use pm.globals.set
The new pm.* API was introduced in version 5.2.0 - https://www.getpostman.com/apps#changelog
Looking at the release notes for that version, the native OS clients have been updated but the Chrome App doesn't show this change. I believe the development for the Chrome App has now stopped.
The older syntax will still continue to work in the new versions but it will be dropped eventually in favour of the new pm.* functions.
The postman has replaced Postman.* to pm.* which has more cleaner and robust scripting. It includes a lot of global functions. This link explains the same : https://learning.getpostman.com/docs/postman/scripts/postman_sandbox_api_reference/
This should help you understand the additional features in it.
I'm currently learning Swift for macOS and need to use NSNotificationCenter. In the documentation, it is said that I can use the class:
However, Xcode doesn't seems to recognize the class:
Is there some steps that's missing? Because, I get the impression that Foundation classes don't require import.
In swift 3 it has changed to NotificationCenter.
Edit: this is an example on how you can use it
I have no idea why it doesn't appear on your Xcode it can be a bug.
I'm trying to embedded the latest FleetDB to app using Clojure 1.3. I think because of the absent of contrib, it won't work anymore.
Has anybody here got Clojure 1.3 working with embedded Fleetdb and if you do can I see your project.clj ?
Can't answer your question specifically as I haven't used FleetDB.
However the following page is very useful for seeing what happened to the various parts of contrib: http://dev.clojure.org/display/design/Where+Did+Clojure.Contrib+Go
I suspect that it would be possible using the above to get your project.clj right for 1.3.
Is there any comprehensive list on OpenGL 3.3 above, where I can find what functions are deprecated / not available anymore?
Say, glLoadIdentity() I don't know if it is removed or not.
I looked into the OpenGL 4.1 Reference Page and didn't find it there. Can I safely assume that its a removed function? Is this a way to know it the function exists anymore?
In the reference page it says that, "These man pages only document the core context." What does it mean by that? What are the things that are absent from that reference page?
What is compatibility profile? Is there any comprehensive list of features available on a particular version of OpenGL?
I've created this:
Hope it would be useful. Please fix any errors you can find.
If you want a complete list of all functions that are deprecated, look at the gl.spec spec file meanwhile in XML (old format no longer available).
Each function that is deprecated has a deprecated entry followed by a version number.
Otherwise, for a high-level overview, see tjm's answer.
Not certain if this is what you are looking for, but if you got to http://www.opengl.org/registry/, there is a pdf of the "OpenGL 3.3 Core Profile Specification". On page 342 is "Deprecated and Removed Features".
There are also "Core Profile Specification"'s for 4.0 and 4.1, I assume they will have similar entries.