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A simple .NET library with extension methods to allow you to do pattern matching with fluent syntax instead of doing a switch or a dictionary.
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QUESTION
I'm expanding my basic EF model, adding a composite class Host, that depends on four others, BlockedIp, MxRecord, SmtpGeoLocation, MailExchanger, the relationship between Host and the others is a 1:1 as they are used by other entities in the model. I want Host to reflect an abstraction of property values in these other classes as boolean ready only properties. Examples, IsPrivateIp, HasDnsRecord, IsBlocked, HasGeoLocation, HasMailExchanger, HasMxRecord.
The dependent class BlockedIp for example, has a bool IsBlocked property that is not saved to the DB, its value is based on an enum and behind that is an involved process of pattern matching rules to select the appropriate enum value.
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Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 21:17You can use Backing Fields for this, which also helps explain what the PropertyAccessMode is.
QUESTION
I am using patternmatching within a function as follows :
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Answered 2020-May-14 at 15:13The problem is that the compiler is not all-seeing. It can prove some things, but it cannot analyse your program fully, paying attention to semantics, like a human could.
In particular, the compiler doesn't know the relationship between the value of property .Length
and the shape of the list (i.e. whether it's empty or not). From the compiler's point of view, Length
is just a random property, you might as well have compared the results of .ToString()
calls.
A better way to go about this would be incorporating different-lengths case in the pattern match:
QUESTION
I have a spark dataframe with a binary string column. I want to add a column to a dataframe with indices of 1 in each element of the column.
I have a pattern matching function for getting indices but I need to apply this function to a spark dataframe column.
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Answered 2018-May-25 at 13:50You can define a UDF:
QUESTION
I have a siddhi cep application running on Android. Now I want to send events from event simulator from stream processing editor to android app via a socket connection. Till now I have been successful in making android server socket which listens to python client simulator made by me. But to ease the process, is it possible that I can use event simulator to send events to android siddhi app?
I was wondering if I can change some configurations such that event simulator sends events to android socket, so I looked at setting in deployment.yaml
file
but the sending configurations are defined for HTTP
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-23 at 19:19Siddhi has a WebSocket connector[1] and it's still WIP. Using this dependency you will be able to add a WebSocket sink to your app and send events from that.
Unfortunately, you cannot directly send events from Stream Processor[2] Studio/Editor but if you have an app running in Stream Processor Editor and if it has a WebSocket sink then you can send events to App's sink stream from the Simulator which will intern send that message via WebSocket to the Siddhi app in android.
You can only simulate apps running inside the editor via the Event Simulator or simulate apps deployed in Stream Processor worker nodes via Event Simulator API.
QUESTION
Because of a lot of intricacies in filename patternmatching in Windows (and former DOS) I'd like to call RtlIsNameInExpression from my .Net code to make sure my (console) application will behave identical to Windows applications. However, I don't seem to be able to find how to PInvoke this function; I have no idea what the DllImport
should look like and I am unable to find any examples nor anything useful on pinvoke.net.
Any help would be appreciated!
EDIT:
I was blind. I was googling FsRtlIsNameInExpression
where I should've been googling RtlIsNameInExpression
(explanation here).
Anyway; found something here and that seems to work.
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Answered 2018-Mar-21 at 15:42Found the below code here. Posting / answering my own question to make sure it doesn't get lost. All credit to David Růžička
QUESTION
I have a templated class in D that takes another template as a parameter, and it begins thus:
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Answered 2018-Feb-15 at 22:38The problem are these lines:
QUESTION
I am trying to figure out how to handle patternmatching cases where it returns different types depending on the match, I know it has to return the same type for each branch, so im not sure what the "proper" way to handle a situation like this is:
I tried to make an example of my confusion below, paintArr being an array representing a pallete that can contain Some color or an empty slot.
paintArr.[i,j].color being of type Color option, containing Black and white.
The pattern matching should for each slot decide wether the color is black or white and add its index to the appropriate array.
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Answered 2018-Jan-08 at 20:56Preamble: it is obvious to me that you're very inexperienced with F#. If this is true, I would recommend you to first read some sort of book or a set of tutorials (I always recomment https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/). You're trying to work with code that is just a bit more complicated than a complete beginner should handle.
Ok, now for the actual answerFirst of all, note that Array.append
doesn't "change" ("update", "modify") the array, but instead returns a new array - a concatenation of the original array you gave it and the new element. With this knowledge, it's easy to see that your Array.append
calls are useless: they return something, but you just instantly throw it away.
From the context, I understand that what you actually wanted to do is to replace the array in question with the extended version of it. To do that, you need to declare your arrays mutable
, and then use the "destructive update" operator <-
:
QUESTION
I'm trying out Reason and I'm trying to use a regex, but nothing is matching. AFAIK Reason doesn't have any specific regex related things so I'm just going off the OCaml documentation.
My string looks like:
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Answered 2017-Jul-13 at 22:33It looks to me like you've misread the documentation. "Str.regexp_string s
returns a regular expression that matches exactly s
and nothing else." In other words, with your re
, Str.string_match re "\\bfoo\\b" 0
will return true; and your definition of re
is equivalent to Str.regexp "\\\\bfoo\\\\b"
. What you wanted was Str.regexp "\\bfoo\\b"
.
QUESTION
I have a master list in master-detail app, when I set it to multi-select mode, I want to capture userIds of all the selected item. Is there any elegant way to pass these data to detail.controller.js
through route?
my showDetail function in single select master page("pattern": "User/{objectId}"
):
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-20 at 07:45Thanks to @Marc, below is my Code:
manifest.json:
QUESTION
I'm writing a Linked List program in C# because I want to test how I feel about the language and I'm running into some serious difficulty. I'm trying to implement a Map method that functions like a Haskell map function (code below for both). However, I'm getting the error messages:
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Answered 2017-Mar-02 at 17:06Starting with your immediate problem: the basic issue here is that you're mixing and matching lambda expressions that have either void
return type or an actual return type. This can be addressed by changing your Join()
method so that it returns the list used to call Join()
:
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