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First question, ahhhh! Does anyone know / have info about why mongoose writes its debug log to stderr? Is there anyway to write it to stdout? The debug option accepts a function instead of a boolean: mongoose.set("debug", function (collection, method, paramA, paramB, paramC) { console.log(collection) console.log(method) console.log(paramA) console.log(paramB) console.log(paramC) }) The reason I put paramA, paramB, paramC is because the arguments are dependent upon the method and options being used: Person.create({firstName: "john"}, callback) // people // insert // {firstName: "john"} //

I want to get all the options from a hidden select. Select has "display: none;" part so I ran into a problem. <select name="fw3k_ad_input_et_type_group" class="" id="_id_fw3k_ad_input_et_type_group" onchange=" eurotax.change_type_group( this.value ); " style="display: none; "> <option value="0">1</option> <option value="-1" class="special">2</option> <option value="16390">CD</option> <option value="17605">S</option> <option value="17636">SE</option> </select> My code: Select tipSelect = new Select(driver.findElement(By.name("fw3k_ad_input_et_type_group"))); for (WebElement b : tipSelect

In Symfony 2.8, in a custom form type, is it possible to make setAllowedValues return a result that depends on the value of another option? There isn't an obvious way to access an Options object in the closure as far as I can see. public function configureOptions(OptionsResolver $resolver) { $resolver->setRequired('option1'); $resolver->setRequired('option2'); $resolver->setAllowedValues('option2', function ($value) { return $based_on_set_restricted_by_option1; // <-- option2 values are allowed or denied depending on what option1 says } } The closest idea to a solution that I have is to have

The question 'How does Google Closure Compiler handle quotes (string literals)?' could also be re-phrased like: Why does Closure replace/swap single quotes with double quotes? How does Closure decide what quote- formatting/style to use? (How) can I change this (default) behavior? Note 1: this question is not about why Closure (or some other minifiers) have chosen to prefer double quotes (as is asked here and here ). Note 2: this question is not about single vs double quote discussions, however some understanding what GCC does to our code (and why) is rather useful! It is often stated that (or

Is there a package to process command-line options in R? I know commandArgs , but it's too basic. Its result is basically the equivalent to argc and argv in C , but I'd need something on top of that, just like boost::program_options in C++ , or GetOptions::Long in perl . In particular, I'd like to specify in advance what options are allowed and give an error message if the user specifies something else. The call would be like this (with user options --width=32 --file=foo.txt): R --vanilla --args --width=32 --file=foo.txt < myscript.R or, if Rscript is used: myscript.R --width=32 --file=foo.txt