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Luxury is a statically programming langage which is targeting embedded programming. I will eventually stop using C and fully use this language instead. The compiler are a multipass compiler and are currently outputting x64 assembly code. I will eventually make a backend for ARMv7 including a compiler embedded linker.
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QUESTION
I am having a problem understanding how CSS grid works.
I want 3 columns side by side with a specific width and height, but there's a gap between each columns.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 22:38You can simply specify the widths that you need in the grid-template-columns
property. There is no gap visible between columns.
If you want the red borders you can specify a common class for those divs and just do it once.
QUESTION
I am using ng-bootstrap typeahead in my Angular app and want to make an API call to fetch data only if length of the search term in the typeahead is more than 3 characters. The code in my component is
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 23:22You could do a conditional inside your switchMap. Like so:
QUESTION
I'm trying to build an array of objects from another two arrays, can someone help me out.
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Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 10:04QUESTION
I am building a table for a data warehouse that needs to have a row for each change that occurs. The issue is that there are sometimes changes that occur in the subgroups and I can't figure out how to show those changes.
For example, I have the following table:
RowNumber Code CorrectedProductYear ProductYear Product CategoryYear Category PartYear Parts KeepRow 1 ABC 2012 2012 Sport Car 1995 Auto 1980 Wheels N 2 ABC 2012 2012 Sport Car 1996 Cars 1980 Wheels N 3 ABC 2012 2012 Sport Car 1998 Transport 1980 Wheels Y 4 ABC 2014 2014 Sedan 1995 Auto 1980 Wheels N 5 ABC 2014 2014 Sedan 1996 Cars 1980 Wheels N 6 ABC 2014 2014 Sedan 1998 Transport 1980 Wheels Y 7 ABC 2018 2018 Luxury Car 1995 Auto 1980 Wheels N 8 ABC 2018 2018 Luxury Car 1996 Cars 1980 Wheels N 9 ABC 2018 2018 Luxury Car 1998 Transport 1980 Wheels N 10 ABC 2016 2018 Sedan 2016 Vehicle 1980 Wheels Y 11 ABC 2018 2018 Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 1980 Wheels Y 12 ABC 2018 2018 Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 1980 Wheels N 13 ABC 2019 2018 Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 2019 Fancy Wheels Y 14 ABC 2020 2020 Super Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 2019 Fancy Wheels N 15 ABC 2020 2020 Super Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 2019 Fancy Wheels YI marked the KeepRow with a 'Y' to show what the find result should look like. It should be this:
RowNumber Code CorrectedProductYear Product CategoryYear Category PartYear Parts KeepRow 3 ABC 2012 Sport Car 1998 Transport 1980 Wheels Y 6 ABC 2014 Sedan 1998 Transport 1980 Wheels Y 10 ABC 2016 Sedan 2016 Vehicle 1980 Wheels Y 11 ABC 2018 Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 1980 Wheels Y 13 ABC 2019 Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 2019 Fancy Wheels Y 15 ABC 2020 Super Luxury Car 2017 Motorcar 2019 Fancy Wheels YIn this table the ProductYear is the "main" year. When the subgroupings (Category and Parts) have a change in their description/year, that needs to be captured in the ProductYear. This occurs in:
- Row 10 - where the Category changes to Vehicle in 2016, so it is between the ProductYear of 2014 Sedan and 2018 Luxury Car. Additionally, the Product needs to revert back to Sedan because Luxury Car had not yet been produced.
- Row 13 - Parts changes to Fancy Wheels in 2019 which is between the ProductYear of 2018 and 2020.
I know that I can do an Max Effective Date query to only pull the most recent CategoryYear and PartYear, but then I miss the changes that might occur between the ProductYear.
I've tried different variations of LAG and LEAD and well as LAST_VALUE and some of the other Window functions, but I'm at stuck and can't figure this one out.
I also think that this might not be able to be completed with just SQL. I do have the ability to do some SSIS if that is a better way to proceed.
Any help would be enormously appreciated!
Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 17:41I think this is something like what you are looking for. I had to split it into two queries as you are filtering once for CategoryYear and then again for PartYear. This might help you get on the right path:
QUESTION
I just created three simple cards using HTML and CSS. Used media query and when the specified width is reached I am unable to see the top card and bottom card fully, only can scroll up to a certain point in the page. Here's my HTML and CSS code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 12:19Just add the following css in media query to make it position relative
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For this service worker I am working on I have managed to get it working but am now looking to expand upon it. The idea would be for there to be separate mock data used dependant on whether it is the UK or US version of the website.
This is how it worked originally,
TestMode.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 09:26In case anyone else has the same issue as me. Check how your webpack config is setup, I had added a separate part to the config for the service worker and forgot ad:
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Goal: I want compare two Suricata rule files and comment out the same lines (alerts "SIDs") from file1 in file2 unless it already commented out. I understand there is better way to do this with the Suricata threshold file but I unfortunately don't have that luxury beyond what I can explain here. This is to facilitate updating the rules where the rule may get updated but the commonality the "SID" will be the same across both files.
I'm not sure where to start.
Sample file1 text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 23:10First, examine the first file and find out what sids are commented out:
QUESTION
I'm getting app crash whenever I run my flask application in heroku
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 13:10In the Procfile you are setting the port (33507
) which will not work, you need to use the PORT
provided by Heroku.
You code is correct (using int(os.environ.get("PORT", 33507))
but the Procfile should set the port differently
QUESTION
I have two tables:
reference_id exclusiveness 0047465 luxury 0165797 luxury 0013286 selective BB010 selective ticket-reference_id product-reference_id 2017010105521000016V 47465 2017010105521000090V 165797 2017010105521000111V 13286 2017010105521000111V BB010For both tables i have used the code:
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Answered 2021-May-08 at 00:00Are you sure that the CSVs themselves have the leading 0s? Can you paste in the first rows of each that correspond to the rows in your dataframe tables?
Assuming that the CSVs themselves both have the 0s, then you just have to read those columns in as strings. Since it looks like both cols in both CSVs are string-y, then you can read them in like this:
pd.read_csv('df1.csv', dtype=str, sep=';')
pd.read_csv('df2.csv', dtype=str, sep=';')
If you wanted to read some columns in as other datatypes, you can use a dict for dtype with the individual columns and types. See the pandas docs for read_csv for info.
QUESTION
How can I remove this strange black outlines below my buttons. Take a look at my code and its output.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 03:14To remove your button outlines, you can simply set the border: 0
and outline: 0
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