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------------------NOTICE---------------- Sorry guys, made a stupid mistake, I had found this fix already: https://devforums.apple.com/message/32282 Which works, but didn't realise that the target location had changed in the newer versions of Xcode, so instead clicked on the project file at the top of the list on the left, and found my way to Copy Bundle Resources that way. Not sure why everything but the js shows up there by default, but dragging the files there from the list on the left fixed my problem! I'm programming an app for ios in html in a uiwebview (a book app) and using jquery and

Installing some npm packages globally is evil sometimes. I don't want to install jasmine like that: npm install -g jasmine How can I install and use jasmine without -g attribute? 1) You need to init an npm project. On the 5-th step of the wizard (question test command: ) input jasmine npm init 1b) If you init npm project before, make sure you have these lines in your package.json "scripts": { "test": "jasmine" }, 2) Install jasmine as a local dependency npm i --save-dev jasmine 3) To init jasmine (alternative for global jasmine init ) npm test init 4) To create example tests (alternative for

I looked up a few answers dealing with this warning, but neither did they help me, nor do I truly understand what Perl is doing here at all. Here's what I WANT it to do: sub outerSub { my $dom = someBigDOM; ... my $otherVar = innerSub(); return $otherVar; sub innerSub { my $resultVar = doStuffWith($dom); return $resultVar; } } So basically, I have a big DOM object stored in $dom that I don't want to pass along on the stack if possible. In outerSub, stuff is happening that needs the results from innerSub. innerSub needs access to $dom. When I do this, I get this warning "Variable $dom will not

Suppose that I have a function A f() ; I want to initialize a local variable a to the return value of f ; I don't want to rely on RVO; What is the best option (and why) to avoid the return value of f being copied when a may have to be modified I know that a will not be modified Options: a) A a = f(); b) A&& a = f(); c) const A& = f(); d) const A&& = f(); EDIT: I would say: b) c) Because both use references and avoid an extra copy (which could be avoided by RVO as well, but that is not guaranteed). So how come I see option a) suggested most of the time? I guess the heart of the question is: I

I made a Local Web Game using Javascript and a very basic html page so I don't need and want to use a Server for my game ! But now I want to save some data (record for example) . So i made a Json file which I managed to read using $.getJSON and I was wondering if I could write in my json file using only Javascript ? I don't want to use any php script ! I look forward to your response ! Supposing you have a structure named scores. You can stringify it and store it in localStorage : function addScore(newScore) { scores.push(newScore); localStorage['scores'] = JSON.stringify(scores); } And then

In VB.Net, I'm trying to connect to WMI on my local computer with different credentials (the user won't have admin rights) and I get this exception : « User credentials cannot be used for local connections » Here's the code : Dim path As ManagementPath = Nothing Dim options As ConnectionOptions = Nothing Dim scope As ManagementScope = Nothing path = New ManagementPath("\\" & vServerName & "\root\CIMV2") options = New ConnectionOptions options.Username = vUsername options.Password = vPassword Scope = New ManagementScope(path, options) Scope.Connect() You don't have access to some wmi instances