Andrei Cioara
Andrei Cioara
Example: Have a plot with 2 time axis, one which shows time in NYC, one which shows time in SF
``` typescript protected _onDatasetUpdate() { this._updateExtents(); this._dataChanged = true; this.render(); } ``` Is misleading. Generally methods starting with on are setting a callback, like in ``` typescript public onMouseDown(callback: MouseCallback)...
 ^ That is for a single plot rendered. The logged values are the `domain[]` of the x-scale, which as it can be...
I use the following under Windows ```js const readdir = require('readdir-enhanced') const result = readdir.sync.stat('C:/') ``` Under my system this fails because some files are protected (for instance C:\pagefile.sys). Should...
**Describe the bug** Background: I have a long running process (days/months) that will dynamically add and remove dirs to watch. I use `.add()` and `.unwatch()` for the two operations and...
In https://github.com/MikeKovarik/exifr/issues/58, I presented a few edge cases in which exifr (probably rightly) returns an error in Node.js. Whether or not it should return an error in those edge cases...
I have a CPU intensive task (task1) and a Network intensive task (task2), which I want to run in parallel. Now, if task1 fails, task2 is not killed, but grunt...