DFX Audio Enhancer 14.008 - Repack KpoJIuK Utorrent
- wallacedirk81
- May 15, 2022
- 2 min read
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This collection was released for Windows, as well as Linux and other operating systems. However, not all of the subjects were released in the collection; thus, there are a few subjects that aren't part of this collection.
ProSlave Software
OpenTTD
OpenTTD is a commercial project released by Haavard Software, which was re-released by n-space in 2005. It has been in continual development since that time.
5DFX-Box
5DFX-Box is the main engine to develop the game is programmed by GDX_game (owner of this engine) and was designed by Andrea Rossi with the collaboration of many fans.
Other
mZaOS is a desktop version of the mZaXIS emulator. mZaOS is a port of the mZaXIS emulator for Linux and Windows, with a special focus on multithreaded and DirectX graphics support.
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Category:FreewareQ:
Is there a way to get a (common) dictionary key name of a given object?
Given the following objects:
//$ json: {"foo": "bar"}
//$ obj: Object {foo: "bar"}
//$ something: "foo"
Is there a way to get the key name of the respective dictionary without knowing which one it is?
A:
You can use Object.keys(obj) to get all keys of any object. For example:
const obj = {foo: "bar", baz: 42};
Object.keys(obj); // ["baz", "foo"]
If you want to get only the string keys, you can do that in a function:
const getStringKeys = (obj) => Object.keys(obj).filter(k => typeof k === "string");
getStringKeys(obj); // ["foo", "baz"]
EDIT
This seems to work for a case where the string key might not be present:
const getStringKeys = (obj) => Object.keys(obj ac619d1d87
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