David Roberts DDR0

Qt Dbus Error Emitting Issue

def emitError(self, message: str) -> None:
	error = QDBusMessage.createError(QDBusError.Failed, message)
	QDBusConnection.systemBus().send(error)

	#!/bin/bash
	set -uo pipefail
	IFS=$'\n'

	trap "exit;" SIGINT SIGTERM #The following loop works fine in Konsole but won't ever stop on Gnome Terminal.

	while true; do
	find -regex '\./[^_\.].*' ! -name git_description ! -path 'util/stats_reported' \| entr -d bash -c "
	if [[ \$(cat git_description) != \$(git describe --tags --always) ]]; then #Only update when description changes, results in some thrashing otherwise.
	git describe --tags --always > git_description

	#!/usr/bin/python3
	import sys, cmd, ast, pathlib
	try:
	import serial
	except ModuleNotFoundError:
	print('Could not import pyserial library. Try running "pip3 install pyserial".')
	sys.exit(1)

	debug = False #Throw error on exceptions if True, otherwise, keep running and keep command history.

	elisa issues 2018-01-19
	by DDR following the tutorial

	- Minor complaint: titlescreen.cfg crashed when reloading elisa, despite --edit-and-continue - there were some objects asserting level.player is obj frogatto_playable.
	- resolution is extremely low by default on my 4k monitor, and the game is not resizeable - even in the editor. It should be resizeable in the editor, at least to allow for the editor controls.
	- editor object mouseover description text, in the object picker, often runs off screen. It should soft-wrap.
	- setting background to air-stage1 crashed despite --edit-and-continue
	- font size in the editor doesn't persist - quite annoying on a high-res monitor
	- When code-editing an object, @instance should not be the default to pop up. The object's .cfg file code should be, because that's usually what we want to edit – at least in the Elisa tutorial.
	- Whatever magic behind "What's really nice about this interface is that I can just click [on the first frame of the walk animation, third from

	[11:01 PM] Feld0:
	I haven't gotten to the end of Super Mario Odyssey yet but I've been spoiled with Yoshi's appearance
	I don't like it, no
	I want another game to come out that, like Super Mario World, allows Mario to take Yoshi with him for the entire adventure. Not the bullcrap of containing him to specific levels.
	Or have Yoshi be a first-rate playable character in his own right like in Super Mario 64 DS
	Containing him to specific levels relegates him to a puzzle-solving gimmick. Making him a main character for the entire adventure makes him, well, a character with personality and history.
	Not that Mario was ever really about complex storytelling but there has historically been enough there to let your imagination run wild about why Mario does what he does
	Fantasizing about why Bowser keeps kidnapping Peach and why Mario will put up with absolutely anything to get her back helps add some motivation to the whole thing
	Super Mario Galaxy nailed this IMO by giving Rosalina an elaborate backstory and presentin

	notes of the unterzee

	Things:
	- solacefruit usually grows far to the north of the uddershroom
	- dark-spectacled admiral
	- buys moves in the great game for e30, 1 favour

	Places:
	u1 fallen london
	u2 hunter's keep

	$ npm cache clean --force
	npm WARN using --force I sure hope you know what you are doing.
	0 in ~/html/emotebuilder git:(master)
	$ npm cache clean -g --force
	npm WARN using --force I sure hope you know what you are doing.
	0 in ~/html/emotebuilder git:(master)
	$ rm node_modules -rf
	0 in ~/html/emotebuilder git:(master)
	$ npm install
	npm WARN deprecated [email protected]: Typings is deprecated in favor of NPM @types -- see README for more information

	#!/bin/bash
	#Fix babel compilation error; --plugins transform-class-properties likes to make global functions which overwrite each other if you have two files with class properties.
	#This should be fixed by using webpack. See https://github.com/markerikson/react-redux-links/blob/master/webpack-tutorials.md

	set -eu
	set -o pipefail

	MODULENAME=$(echo $1 \| perl -lne 's/([^\/]?)\.// or next; s/\s.//; print $1') #extract the filename from the path
	perl -pi.bak -e "s\|_initialiseProps\|_initialiseProps_in_${MODULENAME//-/_}\|g" $1 && rm $1.bak #rename all occurences of _initialiseProps, appending _in_«file_name»