go-pr | Pattern recognition package in Go lang | Learning library

Looking for a way to store a turtle length of stay in the model after they have left the model. My model runs for several months and a few thousand turtles enter, undergo process then leave the area. It's complicate model (it's a hybrid DES and ABM) so I've tried to reproduce the simple bit below.

Turtles will be created at every tick and given a random length of stay but will only be able to begin process when they move to the right area (area-name) and when their time is up they leave the area. Their time-in-system reflects the wait for the area and the length-of-stay which I want to save once they're complete. If I leave them in the model it starts to break down after a couple of months and I suspect this is because the model has too many turtles still in the system for calculation and is inefficient.

I seem to have the correct usage for using the HDEL command interface, but seem to get 0 records deleted. Am I missing something here?

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This doesn't work:

There is a table which is dynamic and to get that table, need to click on CS:GO from dropdownlist named PRO LISTS. I tried but I 'm unable to select the correct locator. Thanks.

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In below Go function I am getting error when I tried to run build command to generate pb.go file. panic: interface conversion: interface {} is []uint8, not *validator.FieldValidator github.com/mygithub/myproject/plugin.getFieldValidatorIfAny(0xc0001d4b60, 0x5b5020)

Any suggestion on how to resolve this

This is a kind of want-to-know itch. Many questions here ask how to replace the default Django homepage (e.g. ). I understand that issue. What I'm curious to know is how the default page is rendered when a new project is created (i.e., in debug mode). Even though my question is not as directly practical as knowing how to replace the default homepage, I have the feeling that if I figure it out, I may understand how Django works a bit better.

I would expect it to be in the default urls.py file, but the only entry by default in urlpatterns of urls.py is path('admin/', admin.site.urls). My first naive expectation would be an entry in urlpatterns that you could remove or comment out. Since there's nothing there besides admin/, I'm guessing there's some other built-in app or middleware that specifies the default homepage, but I don't know where to look.

Here's my progress in understanding this so far:

• Commenting out DEBUG=True in settings.py causes the default homepage to no longer appear.
• I've seen this documentation about how Django processes requests, which mentions middleware that can set the urlconf attribute on a request that changes the default, ROOT_URLCONF.

So far Django has been pretty straightforward, but this seems like something magical, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on behind the scenes.

I appreciate the help!

I am trying write plugin to generate validate go files. Which uses https://github.com/mwitkow/go-proto-validators and envoy proxy validator https://github.com/envoyproxy/protoc-gen-validate. Below is my command

I'm not a golang developer but currently I have to fix code on it, so sorry in advance if I accidentally not understand some basic Go's concept ;) I have a third party protobuf contract which I have to use and on which I don't have influence. I'm not able to provide actual example of the contract, so I've made similar example project on Github which has the same problem. In short: there is a deeply nested structure of proto documents where some of them import others:

Hey I just updated to the new version of go go version go1.16.2 linux/amd64 and am getting an error when I build hello world example:

In my project, I am trying to tie together Django and React.

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