Is Javascript designed to force you into being a soydev?
I need a basic for loop for pagination, so I already have a total amount of pages as an integer (I mean number, because that's how JS calls it for some weird reason), and "for (let i = 0; i < total; i++)" gives me the error "reserved keyword let".
I remove "let", and gives me "unexpected (".
So I had to make an array, then do an array push to get the amount of empty entries needed, and then "for (i in stupidArray)" works.
Fuck this shit!
I need a basic for loop for pagination, so I already have a total amount of pages as an integer (I mean number, because that's how JS calls it for some weird reason), and "for (let i = 0; i < total; i++)" gives me the error "reserved keyword let".
I remove "let", and gives me "unexpected (".
So I had to make an array, then do an array push to get the amount of empty entries needed, and then "for (i in stupidArray)" works.
Fuck this shit!
@ryo@social.076.ne.jp
@xianc78 I don't even have a choice in this particular case, since it's an "add new features into an already existing project" type of project.
