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Add way to hide all examples, just show functions

Request from feedback:

It would be great to have a button to hide all examples, so that only the API functions are visible.

The examples are great, but once you know how a function works, you usually just need to look up the exact arguments.

No index.html after build

First I'd like to thank you for fixing previous build problem. Now its gone,
BUT there is NO index.html generated in "site" folder :( after build.

BTW , all the links are works fine by using local server such as http-server , only miss index file like that shown in the javascripture.com

HTML is faster

When referring to the ECMAScript, using the html version would be faster than waiting for the document it self to load. Here: http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/ I have it as my home page.

I would pull request do this for myself since I'm going to go through that section more so then likely...

Run Got Error

I've installed all dependency successfully with no error msgs.
when i run "gulp" I got this error:

*D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:562
member.optionalDepth = m.optionalDepth;
^
TypeError: Cannot assign to read only property 'optionalDepth' of String
at D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:562:26
at Array.map (native)
at parseParamList (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:558:23)
at parseMember (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:387:27)
at D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:561:18
at Array.map (native)
at parseParamList (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:558:23)
at parseMember (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:387:27)
at parseMember (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:500:18)
at D:\Repo\JavaScripture\jsdocparser.js:561:18
*

An how to guide for better understanding

Could you create a page that would help one understand only description pages as so: i.g. http://www.javascripture.com/AudioListener

An how to guide on how to better understand that kind of page, it would help one on how to read/interpret pages as the one the link provide to.

A simple diagram of such a page the one that the link direct to, including the color, text, font, etc. And just a layout of what each one mean, etc. I would do this for you... if I knew what each one mean. This is as much of a request for me as it is for others.

make error

cloned the repo to D:\Repo and got error
**process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL, ls -d content/_, ...) failed.
File not found - *.jsdoc
File not found - *.jsdoc
File not found - .jsdoc
File not found - .jsdoc
node makeapisets.js
fs.js:500
return binding.open(pathModule._makeLong(path), stringToFlags(flags), mode);
^
Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory 'D:\Repo\JavaScripture\tmp\new_apisets.
json'
at Error (native)
at Object.fs.openSync (fs.js:500:18)
at Object.fs.writeFileSync (fs.js:1099:15)
at Object. (D:\Repo\JavaScripture\makeapisets.js:24:4)
at Module._compile (module.js:460:26)
at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:478:10)
at Module.load (module.js:355:32)
at Function.Module.load (module.js:310:12)
at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:501:10)
at startup (node.js:129:16)
make: *
* [tmp/apisets.json] Error 1

Punchdb

This is a purposal to you to create a database out of punchdb with this:

NodeScript:

All your scripting needs;
Client side,
Server side,
Database side.

NodeScripting.

http://www.jsdb.org

And

http://www.taffydb.com

It's a open source database define for JavaScript. It use E4X to query data between XML and JSON.

I talk to the creature, and spoke my suggestion on improving it. He said that I could do it, but he is currently to busy to attain to it anymore.

I suggest to strip all of E4X feature, EXCEPT the XML object.

Change it's name to DOM(); to mean an document object model query tool, and not the actually document. Keep it's methods and properties.

var doc = DOM();

Doc.load("note.xml");
Doc.load("page.html");
Doc.load("page.xhtml");
Doc.load("pageschema.xsd");
Doc.load("pagetransform.xslt");
Doc.load("database.json");

For example:

XML file to be use:
< note ">"
< date >2002-08-01</ date >
< to >Tove</ to >
Jani</ from >
< heading >Reminder</ heading >
< body >Don't forget me this weekend!</ body >
</ note >

Example:
var Doc=new DOM();
Doc.load("note.xml");

console.log(Doc.note.body);

A display of a few methods:

This /"/note/body"/ is within body element as the last child, after the textNode:
xmlDoc[4].body.ps = "also, don't forget to bring a jacket";

note that body is an object, as note is an array of elements that cannot hold node text. The ps in front adds a new element to body < ps >"Also, don't forget to bring a jacket!"< /ps >:

< note >
<! --...-- >
< body >
Don't forget me this weekend!
< ps >
"Also, don't forget to bring a jacket!"
</ ps >
</ body >
</ note >

This /"/note/"/ is after body element:
xmlDoc.note[note.length ].concat("< ps >also, don't forget to bring a jacket</ ps >");

< note >
<! --...-- >
< body >
Don't forget me this weekend!
</ body >
< ps >
"Also, don't forget to bring a jacket!"
</ ps >
</ note >

This /"/note/"/ is before body element (note: index 4 is note's child heading element)

The following example is the same as:
var note = ["date","to","from","heading","body"];
note.splice(4,0,"ps");
note;//output: ["date","to","from","heading","ps","body"];

Doc.splice(4, 0 , "< ps >also, don't forget to bring a jacket</ ps >");

Taking the XML object and making use of it as a XML/JSON database.

The name for the project could be: J4XJ(JavaScript for XML, and JSON)

Consider this:

Along with the methods and properties of the XML object. Let there be these too:

CRUD:
get(); //retrieve/read
set(); //create, updated, and delete

set and get are universal term in the JavaScript community.

This will become popular do to it's easy to use. By defining two methods that can take care of most situation.

Also an xQuery(); function for magi sting through the dom, if one prefer to do in as so.

THIS SHOULD BE DELETE AFTER YOU READ. FOR IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH JAVASCRIPTURE.

Coding page

Actually, this is something that I been wanted to do myself, if I get the time, I been really busy studying. But what I want to do is have a page where it's like liveweave, jsfiddle, etc and at the bottom, have a section, or a aside bar pop out section to look up information and reference through the site it self with out changing windows.

I also will try spreading the word through mailing list of this site.

Question on objects

This is a question, but i don't know how to post it.

I do plan on learning this site, but I'm concertarting on learning coding at this time, so please excuse any faults.

There are many objects for js to play with. One I just came across is: CustomEvent.

Should we implement all objects of the broswer, if so there should be a broswer section.

I would be galdy to add this if I have to time.

But for now, I'll use this as a object track sheet. You can close this if you want. But I'll be updating it continually.

TypeError for "values() : Iterator" on Array page

There is a TypeError for the "values() : Iterator" example in the "Array" page at http://www.javascripture.com/Array

`var x = ['a', 'b'];

// values is returned by x[Symbol.iterator] so you can just
// use x directly in the for (... of ...) loop
for (var value of x) {
console.dir(value);
}

// You can iterate over values explicitly
for (var value of x.values()) {
console.dir(value);
}`

Thank you for the service you provide. I am grateful. Your examples help me out quite a bit as a beginner.

web animation

Web animation are starting to be implemented into browser. It may be a little early, but seeing how people are going to be searching for more of a... un w3c explanation, you may want to update the information on JavaScripture to catch their eyes. Could also bring in new contributes.

Abstract

This specification defines a model for synchronization and timing of changes to the presentation of a Web page. This specification also defines an application programming interface for interacting with this model and it is expected that further specifications will define declarative means for exposing these features.

Link:

http://dev.w3.org/fxtf/web-animations/

forum prior information

forum, and note when an feature is deprecated next to it.

This is more of a request then an issues, but can be see as either or.

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