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Martin Hope
Sebastián EPH
Asked: 2022-01-01 17:05:19 +0800 CST
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When I loop through an object, example

{{#each personas}}
    <h1>{{nombre}}<h1>
{{/each}}

It works perfectly, but if I want to add another variable that doesn't belong to the object I loop through, it simply ignores it and sends me an "undefined"

<p>{{data.info}}<p>   <!-- Me muestra la información correctamente --> 
{{#each personas}}
    <h1>{{nombre}}<h1>
    <p>{{data.info}}<p> <!-- Me muestra un "undefined"-->
{{/each}}

How can I render that variable?

javascript
Martin Hope
Sebastián EPH
Asked: 2020-06-30 21:40:51 +0800 CST
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I was looking at some Js tutorials on objects, not on OOP and I saw that objects could be placed inside objects, I attach the js code:

const persona= {
  nombre: "pepito",
  contacto:{
     telefono: {
         movistar:{
             fijo: 6465465,
             movil:65464654
         },
         claro: 65464654
     },
     email: "[email protected]"
   },
}
print("El telefono movistar fijo es: "+str(persona.contacto.telefono.movistar.fijo))

// Ejecución exitosa
>> El telefono movistar fijo es: 6465465

What would be the equivalent in in python?

I was looking for information, but the only thing I find is about OOP, the code I have is like this:

class Config:
    def __init__(self):
        self.nameExe = "software.exe" 
        self.debugger = False
        self.other = "other"
    def accion1(self):
        print("se realizó la acción")

My question is if it is possible or simply python does not work like that

If you have a forum or a link where I can see it I would greatly appreciate it.

javascript
Martin Hope
Sebastián EPH
Asked: 2020-06-29 08:04:54 +0800 CST
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What I want to do is display a gradient background on the canvas and then display some text.

The code is the following:

<canvas id="canv" height="720" width="1280">
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</canvas>

function Start() {
    // Genera un área de trabajo
    var elemento = document.getElementById("canv");
    canv = elemento.getContext("2d"); // Especifica entorno

    // Degradado
    gradiente = canv.createLinearGradient(0,0,1280,720);
    gradiente.addColorStop(0,"#f58080");
    gradiente.addColorStop(1,"#8b0e0e");
    canv.fillStyle = gradiente;  // Muestra gradiente
    canv.fillRect(0,0,1280,720);


    // Texto
    // canv.beginPath();
    canv.font = "bold 24px verdana";
    canv.textAlign = "start"; // Espeficia alineación
    canv.fillText("Texto",200,200);
}
Start();

The problem is that when executing it is possible to see that the text appears for a few miniseconds and then the gradient background appears and covers the text

Basically the background covers the text

If I delete the code to show gradient background, as expected, only the TEXT appears

I know I'm doing something wrong, I've been looking but I can't solve it.

html5
Martin Hope
Sebastián EPH
Asked: 2020-03-08 22:39:05 +0800 CST
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In other languages ​​when you work with a function, it is written...

public void funcion_ejemplo(int variable1, int variable2){
  // la función trabaja con las vaiables que reciba
}

So when I want to use this function I would call it and send it data, like this:

funcion_ejemplo(12,5);

In this way I send variables to this function so that it is executed with different variables.

Now at GameMaker we have the Scripts, which we call:

Create_bomba();

enter image description here

. Is there a way to send variables to this script? . In case you don't find a way, I was thinking of creating global variables, and that the scripts use these global variables

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