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Uses the technique at: http://michaux.ca/articles/lazy-function-definition-pattern | |
Just declare this factory in your project. | |
Then to use it, inject it into the controller/directive/service where its required and use it like so: | |
var myLazyVar = lazyVariable(function(){ | |
//some heavy calculation here | |
return value; | |
}); | |
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# https://gist.github.com/doronhorwitz/fc5c4234a9db9ed87c53213d79e63b6c | |
# https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN11697.pdf explains how to setup a demo of the PN7120/PN7150. | |
# With that demo comes an executable called 'nfcDemoApp'. This gist is a proof of concept for how to read from that | |
# executable in Python. | |
# The class (which is called PN7150, even though it also should support PN7120) reads the output from the PN7150 each | |
# time a tag is read. It finds the line starting with "Text :" and extracts out the text - which is the text stored | |
# by the NFC tag. | |
# The reading is done in a separate thread, which calls a callback with the text every time an NFC tag is read. |