Ashley, did you make some changes regarding localhost in r34?

Hi there,

I have an object 'MyObject' with an instance variable 'SomeValue'.

Within a loop I'm trying to get the value of the instance variable as follows:

MyObject(3).SomeValue

This doesn't work, because the C3 intellisense doesn't give me the option to choose a property after the dot.

What I am missing?

Thanks,

Ueli

Thank you, works perfect!

No, there is no web font option action as far as I can see. The item is missing.

In the text actions dialogue is no 'set web font' option.

What do I miss?

Same problem, even using port 50001 and Canary.

What is strange that when calling the addon.json directly, the Content-Security-Policy looks right. However, it's different from the Policy shown in the error in the Console when calling it through Construct.

Any ideas?

X3M Thank you, I see. I ended up forking the official array plugin and adding the needed functionality with a new method. Neither elegant nor clean, but it does the job.

rexrainbow I tried to understand in the code how you link to the array, but it seems to be beyond my JS skills... Thank you anyway, I hop to find some time to study the source code of your plugins, I guess I can learn a lot.

I'm trying to write a plugin which receives three parameters: width, height and a reference to an array.

I have an action which, based on width and height, should manipulate the array. However, I can't figure out how to write to the array.

I tried

Acts.prototype.Generate = function (width, height, array)
{
   array.set(2, 3, 44);
};[/code:a06dzfw6]
which doesn't work, as 'array' doesn't expose the array methods.
What I am missing?