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QUESTION
In a backend file called serialcomm.js, I have a variable called 'mode'. I want to set mode's value to the same value as the state 'mode' from my frontend component Pacemode(). How would I pass Pacemode's state value to the serialcomm.js file? I'm using React.js, Node.js and SerialPortIO.js.
The Pacemode.js code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 03:06Solved this on my own eventually. I setup a backend with Express.js and created a POST request to send the data to the serialport.
QUESTION
For the past week i have trying to deploy on heroku and get an handle on the system and how it works, build after build debugs after debugs, now i have reached an error that kind of baffles and i dont know which direction to take, i have setup a symfony/Bootstrap aoo deployed on Heroku, the build goes well, now that im trying to accept the app url i get a.
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Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 10:48After much of poking around and trying to find a solution i stumble on a rather interesting heroku cli command heroku -logs -a app_name.
i had this output :
QUESTION
I am currently working on a lossless compression algorithm using the Huffman technique.
I managed to compress the desired file, and save the compressed data to a file.
However, I am unable to correctly read what is recorded in this file. Preferably, I would like to store the contents of this file in a std::string
.
Here is the content of this file:
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Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 00:23Here is a short example that opens the file in binary mode and reads the entire file into a std::vector
. (you can also use a std::array
if you like). You open the file, .seekg()
to the end, get the number of bytes and create the vector with that number of bytes and then .read()
the file into the vector.
The following takes the filename as the first argument and outputs the content in hex format (for large files, change the output before testing to limit what is dumped to stdout
)
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 20:24You should remove @ from password or replace it with %40 in your URL to not confuse with the '@' in your database URL. example :
before :
QUESTION
I am not very experienced in regex so I am reaching out. Please point me towards other responses in case this is a duplicate question.
My string contains three words that are grouped. These three words may occur in any order within each group. The words represent a part number and their revision, possibly with the occurrence of variations of the word "rev" (short for: revision). The revision may also not be present. Two of the three words belong together: if there are two 7 digit numbers, there must be two revisions!
Business background: we have an engineering change database and some changes only contain the part number of the part that is changing. The associated revisions are in a description field. Typically the description contains the part number and the revision amongst other text. I need to work out the revisions of the parts from the description.
Match I need to return the part number(s) and their associated revision(s).
Words
- 7 digits, e.g. 1234567
- Variations of the word "REV": REV, Rev, rev, Rev. etc) with a length of 3 or 4 characters (if 4 characters then the 4th character is always a dot). This word is optional.
- One letter followed by 2 digits: e.g. A00, B02, C00 The 7 digit word (1234567) and the revision (AOO) ALWAYS occur in pairs possibly in mixed order. The acronym "REV" and its variations are optional.
Simple and most common case
Just one occurrence of the three words in any order. There can be spaces between the words but also a comma, a colon, other text or combinations thereof. "REV" and variations are optional.
More complex case
The 3 words occur multiple times as groups in mixed order. Examples of real world combinations:
1234567 Rev A00 7654321 B00 Rev C00 1357913 1337335 Rev A00, 1337336
1234567 Rev A00 some random text 7654321 B00 Rev C00 1357913 1337335 Rev A00
1337336 Rev A00, 1337338 Rev. A00, and 1337339 REV A00
1281660 A01, 1281661 B00,1281839 A01
A01 1281660 1281661 B00 A01 1281839
Rev A01 1281660, REV. B00 1281661, 1281839 A01
But combinations that break the groups are not possible. For instance:
- 1281660 1281661 Rev A01 Rev B00
- Rev A00, Rev B00, 1234567, 7654321
- 1234567 Rev A00 7654321 B00 C00
are not possible (and if they would I want to ignore them). In other words: if there is a 7 digit string, it must be followed by a revision. If there are two 7 digit strings next to each other, there must be a revision before and after. etc.
I hope this is clear enough.
Happy to use base
regex or e.g. stringr
functions.
Your help would be much appreciated.
Update Some more clarification, using parentheses to indicate groups and using letter A (7 digit string), B (the string "REV" and variations) and C (A00) to indicate the words. Realistic combinations with the note that A and C must be present in a group:
- (A B C) or (C B A) or (B A C) or (A C) or (C A) etc. B is optional.
- (A B C)(C B A) or (A C)(B A C) or (C B A)(A C) or (A C)(C B A)
- (A C)(C A)(A C)
- etc.
Impossible combinations:
- (A A B)
- (B A) or (B A)
- (A B B)(A C)
- etc.
An occurrence of A must see a C within the same group. An A can not be associated with more than one B or C. I guess this problem could be simplified if we would ignorer B altogether.
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Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 05:43You can try a regular expression that looks for "Letter + 2 digits" + "7 digits" or the same thing swapped. For the examples provided this works:
QUESTION
Main Activity Code, Having an error once I click the view all button, it will show the import androidx.appcompat.aoo.AppCompatActivity. 2 days of debugging still can't see the error.
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Answered 2020-Mar-21 at 04:54try this
QUESTION
In ArangoDB I want to group and sort notification data.
I have the following notification data sets
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Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 09:46Sort twice: once the set of documents collected - as you already do, then the collection:
QUESTION
I have a piece of code to aid me in sending emails to clients. This piece of code is very basic and is written with Python3 and utilizes Selenium + Chromedriver to send the emails on my behalf. (I am not a programmer please be patient with messy code)
The problem is when I need to reach mass amounts of email addresses. Every time I need to manually edit the subject/bcc/cc fields in the code through Sublime text to ensure the right client is reached and this takes a minute or 2.
It is also important that each client is emailed separately as I work with a CRM and want it to be bcc'd into every email to keep track of what is happening in the company. This means all the clients cannot be cc'd into one specific email.
So if I need to send 500 emails, it takes quite some time to edit the code 500 times with the correct email addresses.
is there any way to simplify this editing of code? For example: Have a window open that asks me what email addresses I want to send to > insert email addresses > program.py code is edited accordingly > runs code > emails all specified clients
I have not tried much because honestly I have no idea where to even begin looking for a solution, neither do I know if something like this is even possible.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 13:12So what you are asking for is called a for
loop. This is used to perform a task multiple times over and typically used with something like a list.
Three other things I have noticed:
You are using a lot of
sleep()
calls and looking at your code I do not think this is needed.You are never calling the variables you have assigned so to reduce your code I got rid of all the variable calls.
I think you are misunderstanding how imports work do to how you import sleep and time.
import time
works fine for yourtime.sleep()
call without the need to dofrom time import sleep
. If you just want to use thesleep()
method fromtime
then dofrom time import sleep
and simply callsleep()
in your code. You will not need thetime.
prefix in that case.
I have edited you code to include a for loop and an example list you can put your own emails into. As well as a variable for the BCC email.
Take a look at this example and let me know what you think:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a proxy in a Java application that allows me to modify some aspects of HTTP requests.
To do this, I open a ServerSocket on port 8080, configure a Proxy in Mozilla Firefox on that port and, for each connection, execute the accept() method of ServerSocket in a separate thread. So far everything normal.
To send requests from the browser to the corresponding website, I use the HttpClient library included in Java 11. This is the piece of code where I use that library:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-03 at 10:45The HTTP/2 protocol is a binary protocol. What you are sending back to your browser is an HTTP/1.1 response (even if the protocol used by the HttpClient to obtain the response was HTTP/2).
Yet - your status line is HTTP/2 200 OK
which your browser won't be able to understand. You need to send your response as a well formatted HTTP/1.1 response.
That includes filtering out headers whose keys start with ':' - like ':status' as these are HTTP/2 specific response headers. Also forwarding back all response headers without understanding them might simply not work: writing a full fledged HTTP Proxy is hard.
QUESTION
How do I make use of environment vars in tags
tag raw.kubernetes.*."#{ENV['ENVIRONMENT']}"."#{ENV['REGION']}"
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-11 at 14:08As discussed, you need to move quotes outside tag value which makes sure environment variables are picked. Example -
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