adrian | A platform for hosting web fonts | User Interface library
kandi X-RAY | adrian Summary
kandi X-RAY | adrian Summary
Meet my friend Adrian!. Adrian is a web server, like Apache or Nginx, but just for fonts. Really, just fonts. Point Adrian toward a directory of font files; it'll generate CSS to use all styles and weights you have, and serve everything up for your visitors. If you’ve used Google Fonts, you should find Adrian quite familiar.
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- LoadFont loads a font from filePath .
- InstantiateWatcher starts a filenotify watcher .
- main is the main entry point for the library
- outputFont is used to render a font
- registerCSSPath registers the CSSPath for the given CSSPath .
- Instantiate instantiate a new echo middleware
- LoadConfig loads configuration from file .
- registerFontPath registers the font path for the given file .
- guessFontCSSWeight guesses the CSS weight for a font
- FontFaceCSS returns a CSS style for a font .
adrian Key Features
adrian Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 22License : Permissive (MIT)
Copyglobal:
# Port number Adrian responds to
port: 80
# Adrian will only allow fonts to be used on these URLs (CORS functionality)
domains:
- example.com
# Directories where Adrian should look for fonts
directories:
- /usr/sh @import "https://example.com/css?family=Arian|Times+New+Roman;
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QUESTION
I red the cassandra docs about Good use of BATCH statement - single partition batch example I want to understand about multi/single partition batch.
According to the docs this is a single partition batch.
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:41First partition is -
'Vera ADRIAN', 2Second partition -'Vera ADRIAN', 3Could u explain pls why is it single partition batch?
Sure. Because the expense_id is not part of the partition key. Therefore, Vera ADRIAN is the same partition key value used in both INSERTs.
For the 2nd part of your question, you're right in that the 2nd example does not appear to be a multi-partition query as the cart_ids are the same. Following your link above, I quickly found a bad use of BATCH (multi-partition): https://docs.datastax.com/en/dse/6.8/cql/cql/cql_using/useBatchBadExample.html
QUESTION
I'm trying to time the execution of a function but it always returns 0ns, which is hard to believe. Added a 1ns sleep in between but it does strange things (when uncommented). Here is the code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 13:43The effective precision of the time package is not that great. Even though the value goes to "nanosecond precision", that doesn't mean the time actually updates every nanosecond. From my own testing, the resolution of the current time is effectively 100 nanoseconds and only updates about every 0.5 milliseconds. This will most likely vary depending on your OS, hardware, and other factors.
If you want to time things the right way, read about benchmarks in the testing package. Benchmarks offer better precision because they run your code multiple times in a loop, to get the average execution time. This allows you to measure times which would be too small when not aggregated (like in your case).
QUESTION
I found very interesting stuff about Fisher-Yates and randomization here: How to randomize (shuffle) a JavaScript array?
Content!
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 15:01Since the shuffle functions shuffle the arrays indexes, you can just shuffle the array the same way you did but add name strings in the array.
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So I've been using discord.py to build my own discord bot. However, when using pymongo, I come across this error I cannot figure out. Basically, I want this function to run as an accumulative system that can display the number of warnings (in my case, Yellow cards) a member has picked up when executing the command. But it keeps saying "discord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: InvalidDocument: cannot encode object: {1}, of type: "
I'm not sure what this means but here's the part of the code (yes, the bot can be properly launched but as soon as I use the yellowcard command, the pymongo bit just doesn't seem to work), I've been struggling with it for so long now and it would be wonderful if someone can help:
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 13:32collection.update_one({"memberid": id}, {"$in": {"Yellowcard_Counts": {num}}})
# ^ ^
# Brackets that surround any number of items that are also not dictionaries are sets.
QUESTION
So i opened a dataset and in short it looked something like this:
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 15:50Just use the split function with a comma as the parameter like this:-
QUESTION
I have this input file:
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 00:48You're in a locale where the decimal separator is not . so the . is being treated as any other character that's not part of a number (e.g. a or @) and so your numbers are being truncated to the part before the ..
Do LC_ALL=C awk '...' to set your locale to one that does use a . for the decimal separator and then your script will work as-is.
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Update: Writing this out allowed me to spot where I was going wrong, but not why. I am obviously calling fgets in the wrong way, because after five calls I get to the address 0x221000 which is where the mmapped memory is - I am writing at higher addresses - but I don't know why that that is happening. Could someone explain?
This is a bit complex and I'm at a loss to see why this behaviour is seen: I don't know if I have got the basics wrong or if it's a feature of Spike/PK.
To note: the libc here is provided by newlib and the code is compiled as riscv64-unknown-elf.
Short version I have input code written in RISC-V assembly that previously ran smoothly, but since I introduced a system call to mmap it crashes the fifth time it is executed. Is the problem because I have got the wrong sequence of calls or possibly an issue with the Spike emulator and PK proxy kernel?
Long explanation
I am writing a Forth-like threaded interpreted language. It is currently targeted at the PK proxy kernel on the Spike emulator, but hopefully soon to run on 'real' hardware. The code is at https://github.com/mcmenaminadrian/riscyforth
The TIL implements an endless loop to pick up input calling, in sequence, a routine to get the filepointer for standard input and then a routine to get the input.
To get the standard input filepointer (which is stored on the stack):
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 07:11By repeatedly opening the file my code was eating up more and more memory and eventually overwrote part of the memory range allocated via mmap. I solved this by storing the value of the file pointer in the .bss (inputfileptr) and only opening it once:
QUESTION
if i have:
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 00:07What you can do:
QUESTION
I am new to programming and I want to learn as much as I can. I am working on problem Ptice on Kattis (Link to problem).
The problem in my programming journey now is that I create code I think works but when I pass it through Kattis it rejects my solutions halfway etc. Code below passes 3 out of 19 test cases. (on 4th case it hits a runtime error)
Would be superkind if someone could take a look why my logic isn't working / breaks. I would love to know what I do wrong so I can improve my programming. :)
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Answered 2021-May-09 at 19:26Your answer sequences for the three people are each 12 characters long.
If the input string is 12 characters or less, that's fine.
But if the input string is 13 or more characters long (it can be up to 100 characters, as stated in the competition text), the line
QUESTION
I'm using python 3
I was able to create a list with dictionaries, now I need to sort by the "name" key in alphabetical order.
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Answered 2021-May-08 at 01:05This worked for me:
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