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In short, Sheer is a customizable and extendable CSS framework. It is a collection of modular .css files, which are processed with PostCSS and its eco system to generate the customized CSS.
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CopyFlowable flatMap(Function> mapper)
Flowable flatMapMaybe(Function> mapper)
Flowable concatWith(Publisher other);
Flowable concatWith(SingleSource other);
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Flowable flatMapMaybe(Function> mapper)
Flowable concatWith(Publisher other);
Flowable concatWith(SingleSource other);
someSource.concatWith(s -> Single.just(2))
.subscribe(System.out::println, Throwa Community Discussions
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QUESTION
I came across the following code while working with promises. And it works correctly.
I have read shallowly on how async/await code is run on node. But, in the following code, how is the session variable accessible inside the .then() function? Is it just by sheer chance that this code works or is there something about how node runs async/await code that makes the session variable available inside the .then() function?
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Answered 2022-Mar-27 at 13:52Is it just by sheer chance that this code works?
Yes. If verifyToken takes longer than readFile, session will not be initialised when the .then() callback runs and you'll get an exception.
The proper solution for this problem is Promise.all, and not using a callback:
QUESTION
I need to call create on a model, and skip just one of the many Concerns that are included in that model definition.
- Can't make changes to the model, or any controller, or the concern itself
- Can't skip all
after_createcallbacks - Can't wait for the delayed job queue
Model
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 19:40Skipping an ActiveSupport:Concern callback is essentially no different than skipping a callback that is directly in the model. The concern name is of no importance, as according the code, this is all happening in one execution.
Therefore, you have access to the callback method directly, so simply skip the callback by name before creating the record.
QUESTION
I was reading through docs and encountered this part:
Consistency Level Quorum Reads Quorum Writes Strong Local Minority Global Majority Bounded Staleness Local Minority Local Majority Session Single Replica (using session token) Local Majority Consistent Prefix Single Replica Local Majority Eventual Single Replica Local MajoritySo let's say I have Strong consistency set as default (for writes).
And I want to override it for some queries.
It would matter only if I select between Strong, Session and Eventual consistencies, because these are the ones with distinct Quorum Reads.
Changing between Strong and Bounded Staleness or Consistent Prefix and Eventual wouldn't matter, because it's only for reads - writes are still configured with Strong consistency.
Am I correct?
Edit: Though the sheer answer of @Mark doesn't satisfy me, it's complete for me with the comments, so I'm marking it as a solution.
To simplify, the answer is that effectively there's actually only 2 options in query relaxation: Strong and Consistent Prefix.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 19:06Relaxing the consistency level on reads, including queries does have an impact but that impact is one of cost. Strong and Bounded Staleness are Local Minority. This means reads are done on two replicas and the LSN's are compared between them. If they match the data is consistent. If they do not match, the item with the greater LSN is returned as it is the most recent write.
Because data is read from two replicas, the RU/s cost is 2x that of reads from Session or weaker consistency.
It is precisely because of this reduced cost that users may want to weaken their consistency on reads. If you're building an app that does not require perfect consistency and the data can lag by a small amount of time, this is perfectly suitable and less expensive way to do it. Particularly if the queries are done with high concurrency.
It's worth pointing out that relaxing the consistency level to session will result in Consistent Prefix being used. Session consistency requires the session token which today is only scoped to a single partition key range id. Since queries can span multiple partition key range values your effective consistency level used is essentially consistent prefix.
QUESTION
I've just finished a lengthy debugging session and while I solved the issue, I have no idea why my solution is necessary.
I have a file Update.js that looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 16:17I think it's related to the way you're exporting/importing, below is a possible fix:
Update.js:
QUESTION
I am using react-native-webview(https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md) to show some html inside both android and ios devices.
Webview is showing all htmls correctly on iOS but on android there are some htmls which aren't displaying consistently. Below is one example which doesn't display on android but does display on iOS.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 15:21I was able to find the solution. So I used below props for WebView on android. I had to use androidLayerType={'hardware'} but it introduced crashing issue for android navigation. So I used androidLayerType={'hardware'} and opacity: 0.99 in styles. For more detail check below code.
QUESTION
I am experimenting with Angular. In classical fashion I have separated the template, styles and component into 3 different files.
The component file contains different functions.
- Some are triggered by events (e.g. button clicks) from the template, some are not.
- Some functions are async, some are not.
- Some open modal dialogs, some don't.
- Some execute file operations, others don't.
- Some functions are high-level and return their result through the snackbar, others don't.
This tends to make component class become a god object, how can this be avoided? And also, how can I avoid the sheer mix of functions? I can export functions to other files, but that means that objects passed to the constructor of the component need to be forwarded which doesn't look like the way to go:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-13 at 15:53Don't hold the state of the components inside of the components, hold it in a state management library.
By doing this you don't need to pass this.snackBar because there is nothing to be done upon, no mutation of the actual component. Anything that should be done in doSomething can be done in the action that will be called.
Whether its rxjs, ngrx, ngxs (note the examples I'll use are ngxs) or whatever library of your choice.
So you'll have this type of code to execute button an action:
QUESTION
My REST API, which is build with Spring in Java, produces an invalid JSON object, because it contains multiple breaks in a string, which lead to the problem, that the string has an unexpected end and the rest doesn't count as part of the string anymore, example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 10:37Thanks to @pringi. He suggested to use a regex to remove all control characters in Java before I serialize the JSON object.
QUESTION
I have trouble solving an obvious simple problem.
Basically I want to push an instance of a structure to a vector to get it out later and to modify the object by calling a function implemented for the structure.
To simplify the case, I created the following test code, which reflects in my opinion to the same problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-09 at 18:24Simply change strings.last() to strings.last_mut().
The last() method returns a standard (immutable) reference (to be more precise, Option<&T>).
To be able to mutate the last String in the vector, you need to get a mutable reference via last_mut().
QUESTION
I want to make vba vlookup change event with array and dictionary so that the process becomes fast because the record data is twenty-five thousand. Sheet "master" is the data source sheet and I mark the yellow color of the result that appears in the transaction sheet ("TRANS") and the sheet "trans" is the transaction sheet and which I mark the yellow color comes from the data source of the sheet "MASTER" My green marking is key or unique id. if I use the formula "vlookup" very slowly So I want a vba code with dictionary & array? if I change in the "master" sheet example in the "item desc" column can it change directly to the "Trans" sheet? so need eventhandler in sheet "master"?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 02:23This will be faster:
QUESTION
Here's my problem. I have two matrices A and B, with complex entries, of dimensions (n,n,m,m) and (n,n) respectively.
Below is the operation I perform to get a matrix C -
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 15:19It looks like you want einsum:
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