tomahawk | Tomahawk , the multi-source music player | Music Player library
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Tomahawk is a free multi-source and cross-platform music player. An application that can play not only your local files, but also stream from services like Spotify, Beats, SoundCloud, Google Music, YouTube and many others. You can even connect with your friends' Tomahawks, share your musical gems or listen along with them. Let the music play!.
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QUESTION
I seem to have a very strange issue... the following query chops off some of the result of the GROUP_CONCAT
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 11:20SET SESSION group_concat_max_len = 1000000;
QUESTION
My txt file (CopyBook.txt) contains for example 10 lines. I want to delete the third one.
I have this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 05:20One way to do it would be to read all of the lines into a QStringList
, modify the QStringList
, and then turn around and write its contents back to the file again, like this:
QUESTION
I have a task to identify unique trial (1,2,3,...) in a dataset. Here is an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-02 at 02:49If I understood the problem correctly, this should work:
DataQUESTION
I have an Title.js that is pulling a title from an API call, from there I am sending it over to TitleCycle.js to Cycle through each job coming from the API call, in this file, I also have the record ID data[index]['3'].value
which I have displaying under the Job Title for reference (see image) this number relates all records to the job name and also cycles. I've updated my code to show that now I'm looping through whatever api data is in the API call, from here I don't know how to call {jobId}
from TitleCycle.js in the body of my api call to only get what records are matching the record id when that title changes. Then updates on change with the Title.
Right now, I'm able to put a number in and get the line chart to update accurately with that data. However, instead of having a number I want to pull that from the TitleCycle.js to display whatever Title's Record ID is currently displaying, so it cycles with it.
Line Chart.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-28 at 04:46It seems like you need to sync the jobId
state between the TitleCycle component and the LineChart component, so that both has access to this variable, and can render stuff in sync (Title changes and LineChart changes also).
In that case, you need jobId
as a somewhat global variable. I think of this solution.
This seems to be the current hierachy
QUESTION
We have a large Webapp that is still using JSF 1.2 with Myfaces and Tomahawk. The migration of JSF itself seems to be no big problem but as tomahawk isn't developed anymore we have to get rid of all our savestate usages. I know that we should use the Viewscope or similar Scopes to remove the savestate but this causes the problem that the behaviour is different to our savestate usage. We only stored a few specific values inside the savestate not the whole bean.
So if we migrate by replacing the savestate with the scope we have to test every single site if it still works how it sould.
Would it be possible to develop an own savestate component that'll work with JSF2.3 ? If yes we just could replace t:savestate with ne new component and migrate the old views when rebuilding them.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 12:39Would it be possible to develop an own savestate component that'll work with JSF2.3 ?
Yes.
Here's a kickoff example based off the original source code of :
QUESTION
I'm new to JSF. In my case I want to display several tables (for that purpose I'm using datalist - number of tables will known at runtime) and in each datatable row I need to execute some handler after checkbox has been checked (without any submit button - it will called later).
In code below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 17:17Finally found the solution. If forceId and forceIdIndex wouldn't set to true, then the ajax callback works.
QUESTION
I am trying to retrieve regular (126,37€) and reduced (101,10€) price information from this website.
Simplified HTML code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-02 at 21:26There's no -hide
class for reduce price:
QUESTION
I have a lovely stacked bar chart (see attached image).carnival colors
I used the following code to create this masterpiece:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 20:28You have scale_fill_discrete
with name
and labels
arguments. You need to give those exact same arguments to your scale_fill_manual
instead, along with your values
. Delete your scale_fill_discrete
line and add
QUESTION
This is a new twist from my earlier issues found here.
I'm upgrading from MyFaces 2.1 to 2.3.5, and from PrimeFaces 6.1 to 7. This has also included migrating from managed beans to CDI. At this point, the server starts up and it appears that MyFaces, PrimeFaces, and CDI are being initialized. However, when I attempt to load my first page I get "Undefined component type javax.faces.ViewRoot
". Note, this is a "component type" not a class.
Tracing into the MyFaces code, I can see that the component class map is being initialized with lots of components, but nothing similar to ViewRoot. I'm hesitant to try manually registering UIViewRoot since this wasn't necessary with the earlier versions and I haven't seen any mention of something like this being necessary.
Can anyone suggest what I may be doing wrong?
I've included the relevant configuration and log files (abridged) below.
[And for @tandraschko who's been so helpful with my recent struggles here, I am using the non-bundled MyFaces api & impl libraries. And as you've suggested, I'm going to create a stripped-down project to see if I can reproduce or identify the issue on a smaller scale.]
pom.xml ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-03 at 22:04Finally! Solved it. Though, the answer shows my ignorance:
Don't rename your
faces-config.xml
file tostandard-faces-config.xml
Earlier, I had trouble setting up Maven and Eclipse to properly build a common project containing all my libraries (including JSF) and referenced by my main application project. At one point it seemed that the main application's faces-config.xml
was overwriting the common application's faces-config.xml
. I stumbled across references to standard-faces-config.xml
. So I'd renamed the common faces-config.xml
to standard-faces-config.xml
, which seemed to work. I'd assumed that was how to handle multi-project applications.
To make matters worse, I'd suspected this change once I got Maven and Eclipse working. But reverting the filename didn't seem to do anything. This has become my second hard-earned lesson:
With Maven and Eclipse, make sure you're really rebuilding and redeploying your projects
So many times now I've made changes and relaunched, only to realize my changes weren't included.
Many thanks to everyone who responded, especially @tandraschko!
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