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Calling JavaScript from C++ with node.js

Is there a way to call JS functions from C++ through node.js (as callbacks or something like that)? If yes, how? I’m searching for it on the web, but haven’t found any helpful resource. Thanks in advance Answer One way to do it form a native addon can be using the provided function as a callback, for example let’s gonna

Preserve aspect ratio for SVG Text

This is an edited copy of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29105120/preserve-aspect-ratio-for-svg-text-and-react-to-javascript-touch-events which I will remove, because it asked 2 related but technically different questions. as I already explained in my last question, I’m trying to make a navigation-div with 4 buttons, one to go left, one to go right, another one to go down and yet another one to go up. Plus there needs

How do you JSON.stringify an ES6 Map?

I’d like to start using ES6 Map instead of JS objects but I’m being held back because I can’t figure out how to JSON.stringify() a Map. My keys are guaranteed to be strings and my values will always be listed. Do I really have to write a wrapper method to serialize? Answer Both JSON.stringify and JSON.parse support a second argument.

Division and Power in Javascript

I have the following code to divide a variable by 100 and power it. The value in ‘b’ becomes 2 when it should be 0.01 ^ 2 = 0.0001. Why is that? Answer ^ is not the exponent operator. It’s the bitwise XOR operator. To apply a power to a number, use Math.pow(): As to why you get 2 as

Disable contextmenu for a specific container and its children

I need to disable contextmenu only inside a specific div #wrapperand its children, and not the whole page. This is what I’m doing: .. but it doesn’t seem to work. Answer You’re approaching this the wrong way: you’re adding the listener to the document, which may be ok, but it’s easier to add it to the element itself, and you

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