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QUESTION
I have the following repetitive code, for highlighting a section of html/css code, when a certain criteria is met. Namely, when I select three of the elements of the layout. As, It doesn't matter the order of selection, I have to repeat the code trice, to create listeners to each element.
I would like, thus, to refactor to a more functional style, as closures.
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Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 15:54No need to use closures or to try a functional approach (using the dom and responding to events requires an imperative style anyway).
The first simplification you can make is to use a named function instead of repeating the same function expression thrice - it's exactly the same code, and it doesn't even depend on closure variables with different values.
QUESTION
I want to loop a video three times only. Rendering it in a for loop doesn't seem to work properly.
I am wondering how to do this with an HTML video.
I have this HTML video.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-17 at 19:38Check out the standard HTML5 video element's onended event handler. Set up a simple JS event function with a integer counter and use the pause feature of video element when counter reaches 3. This link should help!
https://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/av_event_ended.asp
Also, I'm curious to know why exactly you want a video to loop only thrice...
Anyway, if the functionality is somewhat similar to a small animation(of a small video) which should be played 3 times, consider making a GIF animation with three hard-coded repetitions!
QUESTION
I want to get rid of everything between patterns "< >" including patterns using bash.
I have tried those sed commands, but it's not giving the result i want.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-15 at 13:28As the comment by @Tom above alludes, using regex to parse HTML is generally evil. That being said, if you only have single level (non nested) HTML tags, then regex might work here. But, Sed's regex engine is not very powerful, as it does not support lazy dot. Here is a way to do this using Perl in the Bash:
QUESTION
I am using Travis and I want to deploy my application to PyPI if and only if all the builds succeed (and, of course, if it was a tagged commit that triggered deployment in the first place). Currently, Travis tries to upload it trice (once for Python 3.4, Python 3.5 and Python 3.6, respectively), and thus two out of three builds fail.
This is my .travis.yml:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-04 at 19:54There is no way to wait for other builds to complete.
But if the prblem is in not uploading the same sdist trice: use skip_existing.
QUESTION
How to make peewee put ids of related table rows into additional list-like field into resulting query?
I want to make duplicates detecting manager for media files. For each file on my PC I have record in database with fields like
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Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 19:38You can use GROUP_CONCAT (or for postgres, array_agg) to group and concatenate a list of ids/filenames, whatever.
So for files with the same hash:
QUESTION
In my WordPress website, the users are uploading the same image file twice and trice, So my site's Disk Space exceeding.
Is there any option to prevent users to upload the same image file again and again.?
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Answered 2018-Sep-06 at 13:27I had the same issue. Instead of adding any validation I added following filter hook which replaces the image, if image with same name already exists. Add this code to your functions.php file
QUESTION
This question is related to the paper Typed Tagless Final Interpreters. In page 11, a function trice is presented, which relies on a duplicate function:
I've tried coding this into Haskell, and the resulting functions look as follows:
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Answered 2018-Jul-21 at 17:05First, as an aside, note that the code in that article is already valid Haskell code, except that some symbols are used in place of usual Haskell syntax. For example, the symbol "◦" is used in place of the (.) operator for function composition.
So you can write thrice as the following valid Haskell code, straight from its definition in the article:
QUESTION
I'm using the javax.websocket API in Java. I am using a Jetty server and Javascript for the client. How do I initiate sendMessage from the server?
Details: Am using a jetty-maven-plugin 9.4.8.v20171121.
Server-side dependencies: org.eclipse.jetty.websocket - websocket-server and javax-websocket-server-impl.
Here's my server code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-08 at 06:08There was a very easy answer to my question. All I needed to do was:
QUESTION
I'm using R and have a vector of characters in a data.frame, I need to remove some special characters from specific columns. The data.frame is a table of college football scores. Some of the team names start with '([0-9)' or whatever ranking that particular team currently is. I want to remove the ranking before these team names so only the team names remain. I'm close to getting it with this code below, but I'm struggling with removing the '()' and also having leftover ' ' spaces in front of team names. Any ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-15 at 02:21You can use the following regex and replace it with the empty string:
^\\([0-9]+\\)\\s+ or ^\\(\\d+\\)\\s+
this will remove the starting digits surrounded by parenthesis and it will trim the beginning of your string.
Example:
QUESTION
I recently began prefixing chunk labels to help me identify expected output; i.e., "plot" for a plot, "tbl" for table, etc.
This morning I attempted to add a fig.cap to a plot. The caption will not display correctly; it looks like this:
(#fig:plt_cars)This caption will not display correctly.
I expect this:
Figure 1: This caption will display correctly.
After playing around I have found that adding "plot" or "plt" as a prefix to a chunk label causes this.
The following example demonstrates this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-15 at 03:59From Appendix A of the blogdown book:
[...] and you need to read Chapter 2 of the bookdown book (Xie 2016) to learn more about these [R Markdown] features.
From Section 2.4 of the bookdown book:
If you want to cross-reference figures or tables generated from a code chunk, please make sure the chunk label only contains alphanumeric characters (
a-z,A-Z,0-9), slashes (/), or dashes (-).
Underscores are not supported if you want to number or cross-reference figures.
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