rosewood | Generating reflection data for all public entities | Reflection library
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Generating reflection data for all public entities in a file is as simple as:.
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class DNamespace {
public:
virtual ~DNamespace() = 0;
virtual const std::vector getNamespaces() const noexcept = 0;
virtual const std::vector getEnums() const noexcept = 0;
virtual const std::vector getClasse
namespace mc {
struct meta_Jinx : public Namespace { // entry point for a file called Jinx.h
static constexpr std::string_view name = "Jinx"; // every generated descriptor gets a name.
// find_package(mc REQUIRED)
metacompile_header( )
// in Jinx.h
namespace jinx {
enum JinxTypes : int8_t {
underJinx = -32,
overUnderJinx,
zeroJinx = 0,
moreJinx,
superJinx = 100
};
}
// in main.cpp
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Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 00:51You can use a combination of BoxLayouts to achieve that:
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Updated Position I have a problem I can't seem to centralize my contact information. Below is the code I have that pushes all the small logos with the text to the side of the webpage. However, my final goal is to have them placed in one line. Any help is welcome!
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Answered 2020-Jan-04 at 14:03Try this
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In my project I have a JSON file consisting of guitars and their related data. I am trying to create three filters (brand, category and condition) that immediate load the appropriate data when they are clicked on. My function works perfectly for one filter but I can't figure out how to combine all three.
Initially all the guitars would display and then would be filtered immediately as each filter is applied. How would I go about this? I realize an array of clicked filters is in order but accomplishing this is currently beyond my skill.
example JSON
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Answered 2020-Jan-01 at 16:17You can use filter method to iterate over your data array
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I'm creating a fictitious online guitar store. I have an image carousel on my main page and I want to be able to click on an image and be redirected to a product page with information about the item clicked, the clicked image and three additional images.
I know how to redirect to pages and I know how to dynamically load images (the gallery was gone this way) but I cannot seem to accomplish both when working between two files. Right now my product page images are hard coded.
This is the div where I want the new image src to be added. I can do it this way or create a new img tag dynamically, it doesn't matter
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Answered 2019-Dec-26 at 18:21You're going to need a way to tell the new page what image to display. I'd try passing that info with a URL parameter.
Maybe something like this:
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With the below schema, I am trying to get all employees in department 1 and also have their excuse for being absent (if any) for a particular date as below.
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Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 03:42Based on your desired result, you don't need a subquery. Your left join is enough.
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I am currently working on creating a distance matrix using Google Apps Script/javascript. At the moment, I currently have 50 addresses that I would like to sort into groups, based on their state codes.
I have filtered out the relevant state codes (Sheet name: 'Filtered States'). And I have filtered out the addresses that match those state codes (Sheet name: 'Filtered Addresses').
Now, my aim is to produce a script that compares the list of addresses against the state codes and sorts the addresses into arrays, depending on if the state codes match the filtered state codes.
I've written a script so far that is meant to crosscheck the addresses against the filtered state codes. However, the results provide a list of the addresses without any sorting taking place.
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Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 14:57From what I understood from your question, this code can help you to sort the addresses in the way you want:
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I have a dataframe, csv_table that looks like this:
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Answered 2019-Nov-03 at 12:07I'm assuming you just want 1 final number right? If so then it's just:
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I have some XML I need to transform using XML. When I created my XSLT the data was in one format, but then the format got changed on me so I need to change my XSLT accordingly.
The XSLT is supposed to create a raw text tag, and then strip out the metadata in the sentence tags and append them to variable names (i.e. becomes ENAMEX_PERSON). Before the whole xml was ... but now it's ... ... so I repaired that in my selection pattern but now it's stripped out all the tags before where it didn't before when my selection pattern was just DOC/. How do I change my XSLT to have it only do this stripping in TXT?
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Answered 2019-May-06 at 17:51Overrriding the identity rule is the best approach for your problem. This stylesheet:
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My custom Google Map uses a click listener to zoom in smoothly (ie, one zoom level at a time) on several markers, revealing poly fields for sports game locations. Two of these markers zoom in correctly; the other three zoom all the way in with a single step - jumping from zoom level 11 to 15 instantly. Other click events fire normally.
I've tried to move my click listener and for loop function to different sections of my code (within my marker constructor function and outside of it). This either made no change to functionality if moved around within the constructor function, or resulted in formatting errors that broke the entire script.
I also changed the variable in my for loop from the traditional 'i' to 'z' in case there was some kind of interference with the parent for loop (also using 'i'). Note: I am an inexperienced javascript user so I have no idea if this is relevant or if each for loop is completely self-contained, variable name wise.
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Answered 2019-May-03 at 16:53Should anyone happen to find this and have a similar issue, I did figure out a fix.
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I am building a simple Google Maps/Calendar tool for a sports league website. It loads one of several calendars in an iframe based on which map marker was clicked. This works well on desktop, though in Firefox it does cause a series of warnings in the console:
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Answered 2019-May-02 at 21:45As @ducmai commented, the answer turned out to be embarrasingly simple; By adding the line
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A recent (7+) version of the clang libraries, and I mean the C++ libraries not the C wrapper. You'll be able to find precompiled binaries for a wide range of platforms at the LLVM Release page. If you're not on one of the targeted platforms then don't despair as it's quite easy to compile LLVM and Clang from source. Follow the LLVM Getting Started guide and you'll be up and running in a heartbeat. You'll find the trickyest part of building them is having the patience for the build to be over and (be warned!) if compiling debug binaries finding the disk space necessary.
Conan, as the rest of dependencies are fortunately available in conan center. Installing conan is as simple as pip install conan.
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