nudge | A small data-oriented and SIMD-optimized 3D rigid body physics library | Animation library
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I have a WPF application where I need to retrieve configuration data from a remote API. The API has been tested and is working correctly returning what I believe to be the correct format. I have created a data type for the response etc etc but when I get to the line getting the response via the HttpClient it doesn't send any request to the API.
DataType :-
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 14:45Try this
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I'm searching on multiple columns I want to determine which column matched my search text on the results.
For example, I have a table like this:
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 09:40Try this:
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I’m loving the expanded CSS support in SVG2. It’s great not having to rewrite attributes over and over. So I’ve been converting some code in a project from SVG attributes to CSS. Most of this has worked just fine.
When it comes to transforms, things can seem tricky if you are comfy with how CSS transforms work in HTML. (This is especially true for rotate()
transformations, which is the focus of this question.) That’s because SVG doesn’t have the “automatic flow” that HTML does.
In other words, when you have a bunch of HTML elements, one after another, they will automatically lay themselves out according to the box model.
There is no such “automatic” or “default” layout in SVG. As a result, SVG transforms default to being calculated from the origin. (That’s 0,0
in user coordinates).
For most elements, there’s a simple solution: the awesome CSS property transform-box
. In most cases, using the following CSS will allow you to transform SVG elements in pretty much the same way as HTML elements:
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Answered 2021-May-22 at 18:42So you want to put an element somewhere with , and then rotate it in place?
The simplest solution I have found does include the transform
attribute, but you don't need to specify the rotation point. See the following example, where the green rectangle does what you want.
In CSS, we include use
elements in the transform-box
rule. Then we position and rotate each element with the transform
attribute (replacing x
, y
and CSS rotation):
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Spring provides information about the environment at the env-endpoint. I would like to simplify the output, which looks something like this:
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 13:51You can simply add properties
objects, though in order go get that output in return you need to take value
fields out too.
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This is my first go at creating something in Apps Script for Google Sheets and I'm a bit stuck/overwhelmed. In the reading I've done I think what I'm attempting is rather basic. I'm just not getting to the solution, so I need a nudge...
Need: I have a sheet that is tracking equipment that is checked out and returned to a central area. The sheet has multiple pages with identical layouts.
On each page I have one column where (3) different options can be chosen from a dropdown list. IN, OUT, and UNAVAILABLE
For each of the (3) entry options, I would like a popup message to appear when the entry is changed.
So in the range of F2:F100, if the entry is changed to "OUT" from "IN" I would like a pop-up to appear with a message of "Clear all fields to the right." and an "OK" button.
I have found a lot of examples to make a pop up when ANY field is changed, or when a sheet is opened. I'm stuck on limiting these pop-ups to only select fields/ranges/pages
Thank you all for the help.
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 17:08QUESTION
Hey I'm working on a project where I'm creating a compiler. While trying to implement array element assignment I ran into this piece of llvm ir code:
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Answered 2021-May-22 at 16:22Clang seems to be using its knowledge of the alloca's alignment and the pointer offsets to compute the maximum alignment of each element individually. The alloca is aligned to 16B, so a pointer to element 0 (no offset) will have that alignment. But since the elements in the array in the alloca are only 4B in size (i32
), which is less than 16B, the pointer alignment changes once you offset it to get later elements.
Clang could just set the alignment on everything here to be 4 instead, but there's no rule that requires it to. Moreover there can be some benefits to using this large alignment of 16 for the array, such as enabling 4 elements (4 × 4B = 16B) to be loaded at once with a SIMD instruction.
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Bit of a beginner question here; I currently have a pandas df with one column containing various different strings. I have some more columns which are currently empty. Example of first few rows below;
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 12:17Firstly create/define a function:
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When trying to run my tests in a dual client / server repo, I'm getting the following error that I can't seem to get past.
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Answered 2021-May-14 at 13:52Turns out this was a weird package-lock.json
issue. Wiping away node_modules/
and package-lock.json
for a fresh install fixed thing. Not super sure how things got out of wack, but they did somehow.
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I've made a trading bot that uses a c++ .exe for the backend (compute the predictions) and a python .exe for the the frontend (UI, placing trades, keeping track of trades, fetching market data, etc..). Currently I'm running it simply on my laptop, the backend only uses ~1mb process memory at any point, while the frontend uses ~72mb at any point. (The Python memory is calculated using this code:
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 05:34I'm also implementing a bot. So cool that you are doing so as well. I think that it's really the way to go, making emotionless, data-driven trades.
Anyways, if I were you, I would start an AWS instance. Either Linux or Windows.
If you can run your software on Linux, that would be cheaper, as you won't have to pay the (somewhat small) overhead of Windows licensing.
Windows instances are fine, though. Here are the docs on getting started with AWS windows instances.
I know that you're just getting started, and you probably have multiple things that you want to do with this project. One suggestion for a direction that you could take is to go serverless. Of course there will be some server, but AWS can abstract that away from you to where you. This can make it both cheaper to run your bot and simpler to manage.
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I have a small problem, I'm trying to create a math quiz in WPF Apllication, where numbers will randomly pop up, which will be calculated according to the chosen math operation. Everything works as planned, but now I've gotten to prepare Radiobutton and I have no idea how to come up with it. I would like to do this so that the Radiobuttons would take turns which answer would be correct (so that it was still not the first correctly). I know the answer will have to be written as Radiobutton's content. But I don't know how to set the condition for checking the correctness of the result.
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 07:20I'm speculating a bit since I do not find your use-case to be clear (perhaps add a picture or visual description?). but i think this should be what you want;
There are a lot of good resources out there, so why don't you start with investigating how the radiobutton works in general?
e.g. https://wpf-tutorial.com/basic-controls/the-radiobutton-control/
Now we see that the IsChecked
property signifies that a certain control is checked - be it by the user or programmatically.
Thus we can check that property:
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