Code evaluation seems broken

[michel-zedler]

Getting the following console output when evaluating any code on http://scalatutorials.com/tour/

"Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function kata.js:14 renderEval kata.js:14 (anonymous function) kata.js:26 (anonymous function) jquery.min.js:4 l jquery.min.js:4 c.fireWith jquery.min.js:4 i.(anonymous function) jquery.min.js:4 listener kata.js:31 socket.onmessage"

There is a 404 when loading http://scalatutorials.com/assets/themes/twitter/scalakata/webjars/jquery-2.0.3.min.map

Using Chrome Version 34.0.1847.131 m

[sebnozzi]

It also does not work for me. Besides Chrome issued a lot of errors on the console regarding cross-site scripting.

[eranation]

Thanks Sebastian, sadly it's a known issue, Codebrew.io changed their API (they did give me a heads up but I was just before finals) Will do it ASAP. If you have time and would like to help I would gladly give you commit rights and explain where you can fix it :)

On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 6:46 AM, Sebastian Nozzi notifications@github.comwrote:

It also does not work for me. Besides Chrome issued a lot of errors on the console regarding cross-site scripting.

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[sebnozzi]

If you have time and would like to help I would gladly give you commit rights and explain where you can fix it :)

If it can be solved by somebody with no prior knowledge on the project go ahead! :-)

[sebnozzi]

I'm already taking a look at the problem; maybe I'll be able to solve it... if it is what I think, I might. Otherwise I'll let you know...

(Damn, if this was not JavaScript but was statically typed - it would be much easier to solve ;-)

[sebnozzi]

I fixed it :-) Pull request soon to arrive. Unless you let me check-in directly to your repo...

But now what I have is that printlns don't display any output... And none seems to come from the AJAX call. I'm confused... Did the codebrew.io guys remove this functionality?

[sebnozzi]

Sent pull request

[eranation]

Thanks Sebastian, merged and live! Much appreciated

On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 1:20 PM, Sebastian Nozzi notifications@github.comwrote:

Sent pull request

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[sebnozzi]

You're welcome! There is still the problem with missing (Scala) console output (printlns not showing).

Shall I open an issue, or is it a codebrew.io problem?

[eranation]

I think it's a codebrew.io problem, println doesn't seem to work there as well... I'll ask Gui

On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 1:25 PM, Sebastian Nozzi notifications@github.comwrote:

You're welcome! There is still the problem with missing (Scala) console output (printlns not showing).

Shall I open an issue, or is it a codebrew.io problem?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/scalatutorials/scalatutorials.github.io/issues/6#issuecomment-43357356 .

[sebnozzi]

Also, note for example that some expressions return a value and others don't although they are semantically almost similar. Consider this:

var x = 1 + 2 //> 3
println(x)    
x = 3 * 4 
println(x)

Only the var x... got a value, but the assignment didn't... Maybe it's intentional, but looks confusing.

[sebnozzi]

It's also unfortunate that:

val selection = "One" //> One
selection match {
  case "One" => "You selected option one!"
  case "Two" => "You selected option two!"
  case _ => "You selected something else: "
}  

does not show the resulting value of the match, but this does:

val selection = "One" //> One
val foo = selection match { //> "You selected option one!"
  case "One" => "You selected option one!"
  case "Two" => "You selected option two!"
  case _ => "You selected something else: "
}  

[eranation]

Yes, I'll check with Gui On May 16, 2014 5:40 PM, "Sebastian Nozzi" notifications@github.com wrote:

It's also unfortunate that:

val selection = "One" //> Oneselection match { case "One" => "You selected option one!" case "Two" => "You selected option two!" case _ => "You selected something else: "}

does not show the resulting value of the match, but this does:

val selection = "One" //> Oneval foo = selection match { //> "You selected option one!" case "One" => "You selected option one!" case "Two" => "You selected option two!" case _ => "You selected something else: "}

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