Prefix:If you use the operator as a prefix, like++var, the value of the variable will be increased and then it returns the value. Postfix:If you use the operator as a postfix, likevar++, the value of the variable will be returned first and then incremented. So let's start with how ...
Thanks for your input, actually incrementing the variable is not the problem. The problem is assigning that value to a new record when it is written. I need to get the value of the refNum in the last record of the file, increment it, assign the new refNum value to an new record, an...
Or, in the case of the post-commit, you don't want to end up in an infinite loop of incrementing. But you can't pass arguments from thegitcall to the script. It turns out we can prepend an environment variable definition, and then get it usingSys.getenv. So our script checks for ...
When you include a script in the HTML file that defines global variables and try to use one of these variables in the code, the linter will complain because it cannot see the definition of the variable. You can avoid this by reading the global variable explicitly from the window object, fo...
import * as gateway from '@safe-global/safe-gateway-typescript-sdk' const provider = new JsonRpcProvider(undefined, { name: 'rinkeby', chainId: 4 }) const mockTransaction = { data: EMPTY_DATA, nonce: 1, from: '0x10', to: '0x11', value: BigInt(0), } const mockPendingTx = {...