gendry | a golang library for sql builder | SQL Database library
kandi X-RAY | gendry Summary
kandi X-RAY | gendry Summary
gendry is a Go library that helps you operate database. Based on go-sql-driver/mysql, it provides a series of simple but useful tools to prepare parameters for calling methods in standard library database/sql. The name gendry comes from the role in the hottest drama The Game of Throne, in which Gendry is not only the bastardy of the late king Robert Baratheon but also a skilled blacksmith. Like the one in drama, this library also forge something which is called SQL.
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I am having issues on keeping Marge near Homer and Herb near Lucia to avoid this above-line (check the image). Basicly i need to keep married couples together and push aside brothers to fix the lines from mixing. Here is my source code:
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Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 20:19What you want should be straight-forward using dot, but as you found, it is impressively difficult. Two techniques that should get you there are adding weight attributes to edges to keep nodes close to each other and/or using clusters to explicitly group the couples close. Using clusters does keep the couples together, but it resulted in ugly edges. Adding weights helped to get the invisible nodes placed "correctly" and resulted in nicer-looking edges.
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So the problem is I am not able to loop through the question's array in the loop in the quizIntent handler. Only the first question is shown and then it does not move any further. Rest of the code is working fine. What I want to do is Keep on asking questions till the array runs out of them and break out of the loop when the user gives a wrong answer.
I am just a newbie to Alexa Programming. Please help.
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Answered 2017-Nov-16 at 06:35for loop doesn't serve any purpose as intent is designed to give a single response on every single invocation. So though you're for loop would be running, it will not emit out the second response as execution after the listen method of the first iteration would be starting from the very start since it's a new invocation.
The purpose you want to attain can be successfully achieved by using Session attribute.
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