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I'm looking for a simple (preferably C-based) Javascript compiler that I can use to determine if a chunk of Javascript contains any syntax errors, and the location (line number) of those errors. Is there a small library that anyone knows of that I can use to do something like this?
The V8 isn't good enough for you?
You could also try SpiderMonkey by Mozilla
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I am trying to parse some code in C into Javascript to use it on a website. I have downloaded pycparser as said in the github documentation https://github.com/eliben/pycparser but I donot know how to use it.
For example what commands do I need to use and how to do a preprocessing of the code with clang or cpp.
¿Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
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Is there any reason to use _.map() when JavaScript already implements .map()?
Key word, that is also wrong: "already."
Underscore's is older. It has not been removed (and shouldn't be, because that would break legacy code).
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Would angular.js be considered too large to use for simpler use cases, for example just for a certain
portion of a web page which is not a SPA ?
I would say yes. For small tasks like you describe here, I prefer to use simpler two-way-binding-frameworks such as KnockoueJS. It is super easy and you can achieve quite a lot of cool funtionality.
The answer of your question is yes and it is discussed in the AngularJS documentation.
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Is there a way that you can check the javascript used on an html element ? ie. if my javascript was in an external js script would there be a way to check which part of the js realted to that html object, in the same way you can use firebug to check which css elements are attached to the html ?
There is also a very cool plugin that will help you in this case.
Here is the live DEMO
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I'm trying to find some jQuery/JavaScript wysiwyg editors that are simply made specifically for editing raw code. Don't need any formatting and needs to only accept plain text.
The most important feature is to have line numbers, It would be even good if it colors the code in real time.
Light weight solutions are always preferred.
CodeMirror does this and is very good. Here's a demo with line numbers.
http://ace.ajax.org/ looks like it. It's have syntax highliting and line numbers.
Live demo: http://ace.ajax.org/build/kitchen-sink.html