cthulhu | Extend Redis with JavaScript modules | Runtime Evironment library
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Extend Redis with JavaScript modules. This module invokes commands from Redis in a JavaScript interpreter, duktape. (the thing that should not be). The JavaScript commands are precompiled, can access the Redis API at a low level, and if judiciously used, can result in very good performance. This module depends on Redis 4.0.
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QUESTION
How can I automate my scoring formula to count odd rows as 1
for TRUE
and even rows as 1
for FALSE
?
I'm trying to import a quiz that I found in the back of an ancient, eldritch tome into G Sheets. The order of the questions is fixed - the notes in the margins are very specific that a "dire fate" awaits anyone who "dares disturb these ancient mysteries." So I'm putting the questions in G Sheets in order, but in order to count the scores, I need to have every odd row give +1 if the answer is TRUE
and every even row give +1 if the answer is FALSE
.
I know I could brute force this with addition, such as
=COUNTIF(C2,TRUE)+COUNTIF(C4,TRUE)+COUNTIF(C6,TRUE)...
but every minute I spend typing, I feel the tendrils of existential dread gnawing at the foundations of my soul. Plus, that sounds super-boring.
So, is there a way to automate having COUNTIF()
(or COUNTIFS()
) do this for me?
ROW()
, but it doesn't seem to play nice withCOUNTIFS()
, just gives me a0
.
=COUNTIFS(C2:C666,TRUE,A2:A666,ISEVEN(ROW)
- Adding a cheater-column that does this for me with
ROW()
, but I'm worried that tinkering with the table will unleash untold horrors on our world. - Maybe something with
DCOUNT
orARRAYFORMULA
? But those seem to me MORE forbidden than the Necronomicon, not less.
Did try this, but it's just giving me the total number of true values:
=ARRAYFORMULA(COUNTIFS(A3:A24,ISEVEN(ROW()),A3:A24,TRUE))
What else y'all got?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-25 at 16:56=ARRAYFORMULA(ABS(C3:C-ISEVEN(ROW(C3:C))))
QUESTION
I have blocks of text which contain only one specific HTML tag (i.e. the "mark" tag) and I want to extract a paragraph of all the contiguous "sentences" which contain that tag. A "sentence" in my use-case is delimited by a question mark, exclamation mark, full stop or semi-colon.
EDIT: The "mark" tags are being generated automatically on the server-side and they are always well-formed. There is no risk of summoning cthulhu in my use-case.
What I have tried:
Starting with the second result in this PCRE regex, which works for selecting all sentences that contain the word "flung", see for example this regex tester. I have added semi-colons since those are in my use-case as well:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 19:27You may use this PCRE regex that meets your requirements:
QUESTION
I have a list of Button type TextView
s like set in a horizontal RecyclerView
and I'm trying to change the font of the text of these buttons and it's not working.
I've changed the font in the XML
file of my item to exo, and tried to use many tips of view instead of the TextView
but i can't change the font anyway.
is there any limitation about customization of the view when using RecyclerView
or I'm doing it wrong?
p.s. I can't change the padding of the TextView
either.
My RecyclerView
item:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 20:41You can set it in the ViewHolder constructor using Typeface.createFromAsset
QUESTION
Unpredictably formatted df
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 01:14Use insert
like this:
QUESTION
I have an AWS Organization with four accounts.
I have an AWS Directory Service in one of these accounts. (NOTE: Not in the main one, important)
I'm using this AWS DS to auth my linux machines. I read https://docs.aws.amazon.com/directoryservice/latest/admin-guide/join_linux_instance.html to complete this task.
It's working fine into the account who created the AWS DS
But the instances on the other accounts doesn't reach the AWS DS
Then, I read https://docs.aws.amazon.com/directoryservice/latest/admin-guide/usecase6.html and all the stuff related.
So, as the AWS DS is not into the main account, I only have a chance. Use Share this directory with other AWS accounts, the handshake.
I Enabled AWS Organizations -> Settings -> Trusted access for AWS services -> AWS Directory Service.
I created a Share Invitation in the owner of the AWS DS. I accepted the invitation. At this point I don't know if a Peering Connetion is needed but I don't care because I have it and works fine.
I tried to join a machine in the account with the invitation without success.
I don't reach, at least, the DNS.
In the machines in acoount who owns the AWS DS...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-18 at 16:19Sorry guys.
It was a route problem. My Peering Conections were fine. My route tables weren't.
Fixed.
QUESTION
I am creating a type of lottery system where individuals (identifier by unique id) can have multiple tickets into a lottery however once they are picked, they cannot be selected to win again.
Here is my example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 17:32The normal method to select randomly without repetition is to shuffle the entries and take the first N.
QUESTION
When I pass 'orderOfPlanets' into my each(){}; function, I expect to get the name of the planet and the corresponding index number, however I get -1 each time. Why is this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-11 at 15:16Take the indexOf
of the name not i (the index)
QUESTION
I'm learning about new uses of spreading. I realize that object spread is an ES2018 proposal. It works in Node 10.5 in the following manner:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-29 at 13:19But is object spreading some kind of different creature than iterable spreading?
Yes. Property spread doesn't use iteration at all. It's new primary syntax, the runtime semantics of which are defined by the spec, and not in terms of iterables/iteration:
PropertyDefinition:...AssignmentExpression
- Let exprValue be the result of evaluating AssignmentExpression.
- Let fromValue be ? GetValue(exprValue).
- Let excludedNames be a new empty List.
- Return ? CopyDataProperties(object, fromValue, excludedNames).
Property spread is specifically for object properties, there's no additional generalization of it like there is with iterable spread. (Nor it is immediately obvious how there would be. :-) )
For your const arr2 = [...obj];
use-case, you'd probably want Object.entries
:
QUESTION
I would like to sanitize a messy database and replace references to duplicate entries. In this custom made (mine is far more complex) example I have two tables:
- Octopuses
- Colors
We know that:
- An octopus has a color.
- Table
colors
contain duplicates - Some octopuses may have the same color as other octopuses, but different
color_id
.
The way I solved this problem involves TEMPORARY
tables. To avoid the error:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-27 at 09:14Try to think the other way around.
You could do:
QUESTION
I am currently learning how to code in Python and I have stumbled across this code in the book I am learning from (Learning Python the Hard Way [I don't recommend to anyone that JUST started coding btw]).
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-26 at 16:32I have always thought that Python reads codes from left to right and from up to down
Reads, yes, top-down, left to right.
The def gold_room():
only defines function gold_room
, it does not run it. Without gold_room()
somewhere below, it will never be executed. Same with start()
.
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