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ukcoderj / An Over-Engineered Console to Perform a Function every x milliseconds

Created February 5, 2015 20:59

An Over-Engineered Console to Perform a Function Every x Seconds / Milliseconds

	using System;
	using System.Collections.Generic;
	using System.Linq;
	using System.Text;
	using System.Threading.Tasks;

	namespace TestConsole
	{
	public interface IProcessor
	{

ukcoderj / AngularJS Replace String Filter

Created January 7, 2015 16:21

Using AngularJS, this method takes a string bound in the UI and replaces it as required

 // Usage
 // {{myIntValue | number:0 | replacestringfilter:',':'.'}}
 // {{myStringValue | replacestringfilter:'ABC':'DEF'}}
 myApp.filter('replacestringfilter', function () {
   return function (item, oldstring, newstring) {
     if (!item)
       return item;
     var sItem = item.toString();
     var find = oldstring;
     var re = new RegExp(find, 'g');

Last active August 29, 2015 14:12

Create AngularJs assigments from an array of different javascript properties (can convert from json first)

	var printJavascriptArrayOfPropsAsAngularScopeAssignment = function (longArrayOfProperties, useOneTimeBindingSyntax) {
	/// <summary>Takes a long list of properties, strips the names,
	/// creates angular.js assignments/ bindings and outputs to console for copy+paste
	///
	/// - If you have an array of Json data, use angular.fromJson(jsonString) or JSON.parse(jsonString) first to get it in the right format
	/// View the output in your javascript console (e.g. in Chrome)
	/// Example Input -> var myProps = { myProperty1: 3, MyProperty2: 'Dave' };
	/// Example Output
	/// $scope.myProperty = inputData.myProperty;
	/// $scope.myProperty2 = inputData.MyProperty2;