legato | Reference server implementation of the Harmony protocol | Chat library
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The reference implementation for Harmony, a federated and decentralised chat service, combining the amenities of mainstream messengers with an extensible and decentralised core. Legato is designed for public-facing deployments. For personal deployments, check out Scherzo, which requires zero setup to get an instance running. Join our project chat for announcements, support and contribution.
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- Initializer for FileMessages_v1_proto .
- Initialize the chat1_v1_v1_proto_proto .
- _Chat_v1_guilds_proto_proto_proto .
- Create an auth_v1_auth_proto .
- Creates a new JSON object .
- Initialize the proto message .
- _emote v1_types_proto_proto_type_proto_proto .
- Create a message .
- Create a proto message .
- _mediaproxy_mediaproxy_proto_proto .
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I am learning how to compile custom Linux using Yocto. Currently I'm using Yocto Project 2.4 and I have added Python3 to the build. However, Python 3.5.2 was installed and I am interested in a newer version (e.g., Python 3.8.5). The reason I'm using this Yocto Project version is because I'm trying to compile a specific Linux version for Toradex modules.
So, how can I backport a newer Python version to my build? The only information I've found is in this forum post, that mentions something about copying python3_x.x.x.bb and python3.inc files, but it is not clear to me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-14 at 14:18We saw your post at Toradex Community.
We are analyzing your issue because the root cause of your problem is because your newer python3 recipe requires "virtual/crypt", while the previous just had:
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Requirement : Collect the data from Serial port-1 over Modbus, mirror the same on Serial port-2.
I'm able to communicate between Master and slave but not able to mirror the data to Serial port 2. Please suggest me how to achieve this.
Code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-23 at 16:44You can not simply index a 5 slots array from 10 - 15 as you have done in the for loop. No its wrong. Its indexing would go from 0 - 4.
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I would like to create a function that imports this syntax-type files to R. The format of those files looks like:
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Answered 2019-Jan-03 at 10:49The code below imports the header as a named character vector and the data as a data frame.
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I'm having problems mapping composite keys in jpa / hibernate. The parent entity and the child entity both have composite primary keys.
I have been able to use @mapsId when the parent entity has a simple key and the child has a composite key.
In the hibernate documentation they use @JoinCoumns in the mapping to demonstrate mapping two composite keys. But in their example its not clear where those column references are defined.
I have the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-19 at 18:40You should restore the mappedBy="leg"
to the PriceRequestLegModel
@OneToMany
annotation:
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To be specific, the question can be asked as: Can you replace a Linux kernel build system with a build system that is mainly based on CMAKE?
I know CMAKE is good for building a cross-platform package, like a library or an application. But I suspect it is not good for a system consisting of a few components and you want to advance the development of each components separately. In another words, CMAKE probably is not good for a build system that is focusing on composition of a system from different components.
To create a build system for system composition, it may be better to use the git-repo tool to manage the top-level composition. At the top-level, it is more about pulling packages at different hashes into a system layout. After that, the further building steps can use CMAKE or any other build techniques. As an example, Legato comes to mind.
To build system experts, what is your opinion?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-14 at 04:33On the list of related questions the question "which suits linux" links to two interesting other options - scons and waf.
Both scons and waf, are a good candidate to be a buildsystem tool: They have the full capability that a fully-fledged programming language owns. That makes them well suited to write a buildsystem that can compose the system anyway that you can write a program to represent. And they by themselves are a build system, no requirement for a separate build system. Compare: autotools, cmake, qmake all generates makefiles and requires a separate make system to do the build.
Back to the original poster's question: If the project team is good on Python, then use scons or waf but not cmake. If your team members are really good at cmake handling but not python, why not cmake.
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I learned that popBackStack method cancels the operation defined with the addToBackStack method.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-09 at 19:24The problem is that you have named all of your backstacks "myfrag", so it is popping all of your backstacks.
Either use i
to generate a myFrag1
, myFrag2
and so on, or do not use a name in popBackStack
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