deadline.com ‘Insidious: The Red Door’ Slams On ‘Indiana Jones’ With $32M+ Opening – Sunday AM Box Office Update
'Insidious: Red Door' opens to $32M+, Second Best US Opening for Franchise, Shutting out 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny'
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Is there a place to watch lemmy user numbers in real time? interested to see if there's a spike as users try out something else with their new free time.
Thank you so much! This is incredibly helpful.
Trust me, I'm far from the delusion that I can write a program that does the things I want it to on the first try haha. By "I think it works" I mean that the code is to the point where at least visually I can't detect any obvious issues and VSC isn't throwing up any red flags, either. But when I try to run the program, it throws an error message and a line number, which I have to take back to VSC and edit blindly without any view of the variables and context. Swapping back and forth is becoming a huge headache. A debugger, even one as simple as just installing the ImageJ package into VSC(don't know how to do this) and telling me when I'm calling a function wrong, would be massively helpful.
Advice for setting up a debugger for a particular implementation of Javascript? (ImageJ)
Hi! I’m a self-taught novice programmer trying to write a macro in javascript for ImageJ. I’ve built a program that I think works, but trying to debug it without a proper debugger has been hell. I’m a hair away from just giving up and rewriting the whole thing in the program’s native macro language. I looked online and it seems like I should be able to set up a debugging environment in Visual Studio Code, but I couldn’t find any guide for doing that specifically for ImageJ. I use Visual Studio Code to write my javascript, but any advice on any platform or even just what I need to find to get started would be helpful. Thank you!
Advice for setting up a debugger for a particular implementation of Javascript? (ImageJ)
Hi! I'm a self-taught novice programmer trying to write a macro in javascript for ImageJ. I've built a program that I think works, but trying to debug it without a proper debugger has been hell. I'm a hair away from just giving up and rewriting the whole thing in the program's native macro language. I looked online and it seems like I should be able to set up a debugging environment in Visual Studio Code, but I couldn't find any guide for doing that specifically for ImageJ. I use Visual Studio Code to write my javascript, but any advice on any platform or even just what I need to find to get started would be helpful. Thank you!
Great weekend for Insidious. Low budget horror movies seem one of the few consistent bright spots in the modern box office.