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Revision as of 20:49, 5 October 2009
data type of expected arguments should be included. Also examples and a proper method signature notation. The current representation is not a proper method signature.
There is no :: operator in JavaScript.
This is a syntax error:
<button type="button" onClick="Client.ShowRouteTo(30003276::30000380)">Show Route</button>
Is the example missing quotes?
<button type="button" onClick="Client.ShowRouteTo('30003276::30000380')">Show Route</button>
I'd prefer if ShowRouteTo would just support two parameters (and was probably renamed to reflect the order of arguments):
<button type="button" onClick="Client.ShowRouteFromTo(30003276, 30000380)">Show Route</button>
--Haskell 14:37, 5 October 2009 (UTC)
Ship DNA?
The Fitting ID in the ShowFitting() method is using the Ship DNA Format. I've written up a short article on how to put it together but we really need what you expect.
- Is there a specific format or order?
- Whats with the two empty modules at the end?
- If we throw modules in the wrong order will that error out?
- If we throw in drones and charges will that error out?