Guillaume
Guillaume
You should make the change in the coffee file and then run `grunt` to compile in the releases folder. Also, why just not doing `if (!$scope.$$phase)` ?
@indyarmy have you made any progress on this?
@indyarmy for hsla you just need to update the regex to `/^hsla\((\d+),\s+(\d+(?:.\d+)?)%,\s+(\d+(?:.\d+)?)%,\s+(\d+(?:.\d+)?)\)$/` and equivalently replace hsl regex to `/^hsl\((\d+),\s+(\d+(?:.\d+)?)%,\s+(\d+(?:.\d+)?)%\)$/`
+1 for this feature, it is nice to be able to ignore properties but since they are still displayed it seems as if both left and right objects have the...
@prasanmgc you just need to do `propertyFilter: name => !['field1', 'field2'].includes(name)` and `field1`/`field2` won't be compared
@prasanmgc I suggest you read first what `this` refers to in JavaScript to understand the error. But you should do this instead ```javascript var ignoredFields = []; create({ propertyFilter(name: string)...
I think this is an interesting feature as well, one could always create a wrapper around your library to do the caching, but it would be v nice to have...
@Shestac92 so your solution is to keep all the instances of the stocks in memory and never delete the reference? If I display 100 stock charts during a session, I...
I'm guessing this means you also keep references somewhere to the data even if the charts no longer exists? in this case we would really need to be able to...
@Shestac92 I think there's a misunderstanding of the problem here: I am not looking for a way to keep references to the charts when changing pages, this is completely against...