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kandi X-RAY | CUnit Summary
Don't you think that naming is very very hard? Especially naming for unit test method? Read this article for more data of naming: Don’t go into programming if you don’t have a good thesaurus - ITworld. CUnit (MSTestEnhancer) helps you to write unit tests without naming any method. CUnit is a contract-style unit test extension for MSTestv2. You can write method contract descriptions instead of writing confusing test method name when writing unit tests.
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QUESTION
Invalid read and write of size 8 happening in modify_tab_size().
what am I doing wrong? Ive tried almost everything, I dont understand it.
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Answered 2022-Apr-12 at 00:35The problem is k+1 and *nb_words_update + 1 can walk off the array, and it is. Add printf("k:%d, k+1:%d, *nb_words_update + 1: %d\n", k, k+1, *nb_words_update + 1); into the loop to see.
QUESTION
Automatically not insert created_at and updated_at in laravel not working.
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Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 17:47created_at and updated_at are only automatically inserted if you are using Eloquent.
If you are using the DB facade you will have to manually insert them:
QUESTION
return back()-> not work in laravel
When I send data, the data is stored in the database but the return back() function does not work.
screen shot:
enter image description here conroller:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 03:23Try this
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I am trying to add instrumentation (e.g. logging some information) to methods in a Java file. I am using the following Rascal code which seems to work mostly:
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Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 13:13Alas, capturing whitespace with a concrete pattern is not a feature of the current version of Rascal. We used to have it, but now it's back on the TODO list. I can point you to papers about the topic if you are interested. So for now you have to deal with this "damage" later.
You could write a Tree to Tree transformation on the generic level (see ParseTree.rsc), to fix indentation issues in a parse tree after your transformation, or to re-insert the comments that you lost. This is about matching the Tree data-type and appl constructors. The Tree format is a form of reflection on the parse trees of Rascal that allow any kind of transformation, including whitespace and comments.
The parse error you talked about is caused by not using the start non-terminal. If you use parse(#start[CompilationUnit], ...) then whitespace and comments before and after the CompilationUnit are accepted.
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How to save all rows into database using Laravel? How to save all rows into database using Laravel? How to save all rows into database using Laravel? How to save all rows into database using Laravel?How to save all rows into database using Laravel?How to save all rows into database using Laravel? How to save all rows into database using Laravel?
if click save button then save all rows:
Form code:
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Answered 2021-Jul-06 at 06:02Put an array beside the input's name attribute. Like this:
In that way, you can iterate your input requests on the controller.
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I have three structs, one "parent" struct which contains properties, and two structs derived from the parent one, in which I only have methods. Essentially the content of the struct is always the same, but I want different implementations of a same method in different situations.
Example code:
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Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 20:12To answer your original question (which no one seems to want to actually answer - instead just giving you opinions on how to write your code): Yes, you can do what you want to do, it involves templatizing Unit by the pointer that you want to store in next: https://godbolt.org/z/qrrMfc7PM
Note that this pattern is so common as to have a name: Curiously Recurring Template Pattern, or CRTP. Read all about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curiously_recurring_template_pattern
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I am building a Shiny app that provides canned reports and maps from a database of field-collected vegetation data. The app has a series of SQL scripts that draw in the data from appropriate database tables to generate the reports and to query the spatial data stored as blobs. The user interface allows the user to select a project and then a unit within that project on which to report. When my app runs, Shiny freezes when I try to change one of the projects. I suspect that this has to do either with how I have set up the reactivity to update the "Unit" drop down menu, or the interface between R and MS SQL. Unfortunately, I was unable to recreate the problem outside of my organization's enterprise data, so I will present two scripts which will hopefully be enough information. My apologies ahead of time for not being able to come up with a script that reproduces the error. Below is a working minimal reproducible example of how I have structured the app - this one works without error, but will give you a sense of how I have built the app and how it should work:
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Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 21:57This turned out to be an issue with an SQL script that I read into my Shiny server function. It was a lesson in making sure all helping scripts are running properly before sourcing them into Shiny.
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Hello everyone I am new to Cunit.My question is below the code so you may skip it if you want to. I made a small function that adds two positive integers and returns the result and if any of the integers is less than or equal to zero then it writes to stderr an error message.
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Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 23:29The error case in your code is a tough one. It is not designed to be tested. It calls a libc function directly and, to make matters worse, is calling exit(). IIRC CUnit does not support mocking libc functions. Therefore I see two and a half possibilities:
- Use a test framework that does support mocking (I believe google test does).
- Redefine the libc functions (
fprintf()andexit()) via some ugly macro hacks (#define) in the test context. - Maybe you could do some ugly hack by setting up the file handle for
fprintf()in a way that you can read the output to assert on it. But then you are still left with thatexit()call.
Learn about mocking and how to write testable code. Your code is hard to test. It doesn't have to be.
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What I'm trying to accomplish is to get all the records for a given MPN, however, I only want the latest DeliveryDate from shpm but given the fact that the MAX function needs to be in the group by clause, It does not get the latest record, it gets all the records because of the distinct DeliveryDate, it gets two records instead of one, how could I achieve this? This is in snowflake tho.
This is my SQL code
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Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 23:49Use ROW_NUMBER() and QUALIFY:
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I am trying to read a file inside jenkins pipeline.
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Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 08:47The slack statement in catch block has wrong syntax for string concatenation, ${environment} should either be wrapped in double quotes (") or ${} removed to fix the issue:
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