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It works fine when I use if for the first time after that I need to restart the server to see changes in the component
Try npm run watch. This should solve your problem
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If fixRightEdge: true is set, then rightOffset: 20 doesn't work.
How to make it work? Perhaps this can be changed in the lightweight-charts.standalone.production.js file itself?
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I would like to understand why the following behavior happens.
Take a look at my Stackblitz example here
I need the "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" empty guid, to stay in the same format, but for some reason, Typescript changes it to a value 0.
Why is this happening?
Fixed it with this.
[value]="'00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000'"
So it is now a string.
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I'm trying to import the Observable class and the interval method and it's giving it to the terminal
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You don't need to use the Observable prefix. So just remove it:
let time = interval(500);
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Can anyone tell me why this code doesn't work. I just want the images to change after a set time. It works when i am using a button.You can see the image here.
You need to update from
setInterval(changeLights(), 2000);
to
setInterval(changeLights, 2000);
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Can anyone explain why the events I've put on my SampleView aren't working?
http://jsfiddle.net/colinkahn/3nkUv/
Whenever you override the init method, you should call the super method this._super(). Here is the working fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/3nkUv/8/