mspec | BDD-style Specifications for Go | Functional Testing library
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kandi X-RAY | mspec Summary
MSpec is a BDD context/specification testing package for Go(Lang) with a strong emphases on spec'ing your feature(s) and scenarios first, before any code is written using as little syntax noise as possible. This leaves you free to think of your project and features as a whole without the distraction of writing any code with the added benefit of having tests ready for your project.
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- Given returns a Specification for the given value .
- isEmpty returns true if the provided object is empty .
- getFailingLine returns the failing line of Assertion .
- toFloat converts x to float64 .
- ObjectsAreEqual checks whether two objects are equal or not .
- calcEpsilonDelta returns the delta between two values .
- Fail logs a failure message using the provided message and arguments .
- CallerInfo returns a string representation of the function .
- indentMessageLines returns a new line with tabs tabs .
- didPanic executes the given function and returns whether the function was called .
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QUESTION
I am learning to run a loop (2 rounds of loop) for a DCC GARCH model. However, the loop is out of my control because:
Problem 1: Round 1, I want R to run for i from 1 to n-1 (n is total numbers of countries): however it keeps run from i==0 --> I put i in (2:length(msci)-1); so it is ok for now, but I just don't understand why there is the case.
Round 2, I want R to run for j from i+1 to n. Somehow, R run j until n+ 1 --> I bypass it by setting
j in (i+1:length(msci)-1
It is ok for i=1 (it runs for j from 2 to 49). When i=2, it runs from 3 to 50
So it issues the error: "[1] "Now is loop j 50"
Error in [.data.frame
(msci, j) : undefined columns selected"
Any help (how to stop j reach the value of 50) is greatly appreciated. thanks
My code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 03:06Your issue is order of operations -- in R, :
has higher precedence than +
and -
.
QUESTION
I have two buttons in my WPF-(popup)control.
First is a Cancel-button, that simply closes the popup and is always enabled.
The second is the Ok-button, that should only be enabled if one of the three (bound) textboxes are changed.
The problem is, that the value of the bound property isn't changed before the textbox has lost focus. So the button isn't active til then and so it isn't clickable, using the mouse.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 12:43Set the UpdateSourceTrigger
of the binding(s) to PropertyChanged
:
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