I have pretty much the same Ajax Request call but I need to expand it to be more generic  See example Code: http://jsfiddle.net/2b8gR/6/  I have it working for Page A and want to use it for Page B, C, D, etc... but don't want to rewrite the funct...

Here is the definition of my function:   getData<T extends Entity> () { }   I don't currently accept any arguments. Is there a way for me to translate the T into the string name of the type at runtime? Perhaps using typeof?   I am from the...

I have installed axios both with npm and typings.  Now, to use it in TypeScript, I need to pass to it a type (T). The problem is that this T is used for both the interface of the request and the interface of the response, which does not make any sens...

Let's say I have an interface:  interface Comparable<T> {     equals(other:T):boolean }   Which then I'm implementing in several classes:  class Rectangle implements Comparable<Rectangle> {      equals(other:Rectangle):boolean {...

I'm trying to determine a method of creating a factory function generically such that I can pass a class to it and receive back a function that will create instances of that class. Something similar to:  function createClassFactory<T> (MyCl...

Let's say I have this code:  export class ProductsListComponent {   @Output() onProductSelected: EventEmitter<Product>;    constructor() {      this.onProductSelected = new EventEmitter();   } }   This is some example of EventEmitter usage....

I'm searching PHP or JavaScript open source code of basic Genetic Algorithm (or any other evolutionary algorithm). Google has provided C++ and Java libraries. But I'm sure that PHP and JavaScript analogues should also exist due to high popula...

I am trying to return a typed object using the Axios API. I am using the generic type to declare that I am returning an instance of GetSliceResponse but unfortunately Axios seems to still return an object of type any.  My code looks like this   expor...

So I have a handler that accepts different kinds of SyntheticEvents with this code:      defaultProps = {             events: [                 'mousemove',                 'keydown',                 'wheel',                 &...

I am writing a Web API client using TypeScript. I wanted to use a decorator so that I could put a response briefly, but I do not know how to do it.  An example  class Client {   private hasError(statusCode: number): ResponseError | null {     let Err...