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'Label[platform=android]': {
    color: '#000' // all platforms except Android default to black 
}

'Window': {
    backgroundColor: '#fff' // white background instead of default transparent
}

'Window[platform=android]': {
    modal: false // make android windows all heavyweight

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# Here's how to add it to a shell profile

tialloy() {
    ti create --id com.testing.$1 --name $1 --workspace-dir . --platforms \
	android,blackberry,ios,ipad,iphone,mobileweb,tizen --no-prompt && \
	cd $1 && alloy new . && subl .
}

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var theView = $.someWidgetId.getView('idOfViewInWidget');

tonylukasavage

# get into the master branch
git checkout master

# create a new branch for the changes and check it out
git checkout -b dev_branch

# stash the changes until we revert master
git stash

# go back to master

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// I'm using this now in my Alloy runtime testing to assert that the 
// proper styles are getting assigned to Titanium proxy objects. The
// deep comparison is necessary for objects like font in the style. So
// for my purposes the accuracy of the results far supercedes the lack
// of blazing performance with this code. I'm using underscore.js as
// it's part of Alloy, but isX() calls could easily be filled out in 
// a couple lines of JS.
//
// Obviously due to the use of JSON.stringify() the objects to be 
// compared need to be JSON serializable.

tonylukasavage

module.exports = function($) {
    with (require('jasmine')) {
		describe('describe', function() {
			it('it', function() {
				expect(true).toBeTruthy();
			});
		});
	}
};

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var test = require('com.test');
...
var testTwo = test.init();

var realView = testTwo.createView();

tonylukasavage

license

Do whatever you want with this code. I offer it without expectation or warranty. No need to credit me in your project or source code. A digital high five would be nice, but is not required.

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$.index.open();

// create an instance of the model
var model = Alloy.createModel('myModel');

// listen for the "error" event
model.on('error', function(model, error) {
    Ti.API.info('error handled: ' + error);
})

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function myOnDisplayItem(e) {}

var myTemplate = {
  properties: {
    onDisplayItem: myOnDisplayItem,
    selectedBackgroundColor: 'blue',
    height: 120,
  },
  childTemplates: [
  {