If you are trying to run some e4x and getting no results, the problem may be that the XML you are working with is namespaced.
http://dispatchevent.org/roger/using-e4x-with-xhtml-watch-your-namespaces/
OS X svn reference
To check out, navigate to target directory and:
svn ci "[repos uri]"
To add files to project, navigate to parent directory and:
svn add *
svn add [file and or directory path/names] works, as well, if you want to target a particular directory or file.
Also, the process will stop once it hits a file that is already under version control (this may be a new behavior in Lion). So, you have to add the –force argument:
svn add * --force
Discussion at StackOverflow.
To delete files:
svn delete or svn rm
To specifically target files that are missing (svn status prints them with a ‘!’):
svn rm $( svn status | sed -e '/^!/!d' -e 's/^!//' )
Found that here.
To commit files to project, navigate to parent directory and:
svn ci -m "[commit message]" [file and/or directory path/names]
To update:
svn update
Posted in Development, terminal.
– August 19, 2011
iceFaces and jQuery: colons in iceFaces ids breaks jQuery
iceFaces generates id values for all iceFaces tags, and the id values look something like this:
mainContentForm:j_idt117:1:j_idt118
If you want to select a given element, or set of elements, by id with jQuery, good luck – jQuery will break on the colons.
This means that anything you want to select by id requires an additional div/span wrapper that exists solely for providing a readable id value.
Posted in Ouch.
– June 29, 2011
iceFaces and JS: loops break
I’m working on an iceFaces project at work – mostly just applying style, but some minor logic when needed. On a recent go-round, I found that JS written into a