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If you have a vector storing some kind of structure, you can't initialize new elements of the vector like you would a variable, e.g. { a, b, c }. To get around this, there's a set of special macros defined for both the Visual Studio compiler and compilers that support the typeof operator. These macros allow you to have more control over how you initialize a new element of a vector.
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I have already implemented a tile server using xyz tile system and geotools for rendering tile image,now i have to cache my tile image which is a png image 256*256(always) of size ,i am not using geowebcache because i think it 's not suitable for a webmapping application where features geometry and layer style can change daily,so i am using xyz systems instead of using bbox or wms requests, i find a good article on serving tiles as mvt (mapbox vector tiles) from postgis at https://medium.com/geolytix/xyz-dynamic-vector-tiles-created-on-the-fly-cached-and-updated-directly-in-postgis-37db33c31450,for my case unstead of caching an mvt i will cache a raster tile ,the same as a bytearray ex:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 11:41i had the same situation and i think if you want to update your tiles postgis solution(medium article) is much faster and easier.
but if you just want to read raster tiles as a static map, the file system solution is much faster and you can keep your data with some structure like {z(directory)}/{x(directory)}/{y(tile)}
and i recommend to take a look at tippecanoe project. it's a perfect way for static map, even better than file system solution.
if you just want to change styles any time you want i recommend to use vector tiles. it's so much faster.
QUESTION
This is a follow up on my previous question posted here (C++ vector of class objects and dynamic memory allocation).
Someclass
is an oversimplified class for the sake of this example. Important to know that objects of this class are stored in a vector somewhere else.
Buffer
is another class that has three types of members: regular variables (NAME), vectors (S), and pointers to dynamically allocated memory blocks (DATA).
If I comment v.erase(v.begin()+1);
line then code compiles and runs fine. Bur erase
produces a number of errors such as "use of deleted function Buffer& Buffer::operator=(const Buffer&)
".
I think I understand the issue but do not know how to fix it. Would you please modify my example to make it work? Note, that the example is oversimplified and I need to keep these two classes and use of vectors.
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 15:22This is because of a simple reason. When you erase an entry, the array needs to remove that "bubble" (which is the empty slot) and compact the array. Which means that it needs to move some stuff. So when moving, what they do is something like this,
QUESTION
I want to filter a column containing vectors on the entire contents of the cell. I've looked at R dplyr. Filter a dataframe that contains a column of numeric vectors, but my need is slightly different.
Sample df (full reprex below)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 07:19Throw in rowwise
and also check the length
of vector to compare to avoid the warnings.
QUESTION
I've come across rxi/vec library for dynamic array implementation for C on GitHub.
I'm trying to run the sample program that is given in the README's usage section.
I've implemented the code like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 13:39You have failed to link the library with your program.
Doing
QUESTION
I am creating a user defined function that checks for whether the two column names that a user supplies into the function exists in a given data frame. There are three outcomes for the function: (1) both column names do not exist in the data frame; (2) var1 does not exist in the data frame, but var2 does; and (3) var2 does not exist in the data frame, but var1 does.
The function is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 08:51all(c(var1, var2) %in% names(df))
is already FALSE
if either var1
or var2
is missing, with the negation !
this condition is TRUE
if only one of the variables is missing. You can explicitly check:
QUESTION
I have created a priority_queue
with custom comparator which stores string in lexicographically sorted order, and it works as expected.[ Ref. this] ]
Now, I want it to be value in an unordered_map
, and I got error: no matching constructor for initialization ...
and closest thing I found is this. I realize I need to pass the comparator to the constructor as well, but how?
Here is my code as of now :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 15:12Maps use the default constructor when creating new elements. You could use pointers, but you’d need to allocate each new entry:
QUESTION
I want to create verilog testbench for the vhdl designs but my vhdl design source contains some enum type cannot accept by Vivado's mixed language boundary Ref. So I create a VHDL wrapper to convert enum type to std_logic_vector type or convert std_logic_vector to enum type. There are some elegant way to converting enum type to std_logic_vector Convert enum type to std_logic_vector VHDL. But How to converting std_logic_vector to enum type in VHDL?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 08:07As you are mentioning Vivado I guess you are more interested in synthesis semantics than simulation semantics. I will thus assume that your std_logic_vector
objects carry information that can be considered as the binary representation of integers, and that you are not interested in std_logic
values other than '0'
and '1'
.
To convert std_logic_vector
values to an enumerated type you will first need a large enough enumerated type. So, if your vectors are N
bits long you will need a 2^N
values enumerated type, for instance, if N=16
:
QUESTION
As I'm new to react-native
, I'm just trying to build a simple app in react-native
that can navigate.
index.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 04:23The error is because AppRegistry.registerComponent
takes a function returning a component, but you're passing a component.
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QUESTION
After reading C++ auto deduction of return type and C++ : Vector of template class, I'm still wondering how to do generic operations (e.g. operator <<
overload) on object. My code looks like
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 12:48First, reinterpret_cast
is a dangerous thing. In contexts of polymorphism you mostly want to use dynamic_cast
.
You problem is not about templates etc at all, but it is more about that you want to make the operator<<
virtual, which is not possible, since it is a friend function. An easy workaround is the following:
QUESTION
I try to implement that summing up all elements of a vector>
in a non-loop ways.
I have checked some relevant questions before, How to sum up elements of a C++ vector?.
So I try to use std::accumulate
to implement it but I find it is hard for me to overload a Binary Operator
in std::accumulate
and implement it.
So I am confused about how to implement it with std::accumulate
or is there a better way?
If not mind could anyone help me?
Thanks in advance.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-03 at 14:39According to https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/accumulate , looks like BinaryOp has the current sum on the left hand, and the next range element on the right. So you should run std::accumulate on the right hand side argument, and then just sum it with left hand side argument and return the result. If you use C++14 or later,
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