nbagame | A Go client to retrieve NBA statistics from stats.nba.com | REST library
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kandi X-RAY | nbagame Summary
The endpoints exposed by nba.com are not intended for public consumption, and no public documentation exists. This package attempts to wrap these endpoints in a clean, well-documented interface.
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- Continuously is a long lived goroutine that runs a synchronous sync .
- Main entry point for testing .
- populateValue decodes a row into a struct .
- createEventModel creates an event model from data .
- HourMinuteStringToMinutes converts a hour string to an int
- throttle runs each function in a goroutine .
- WithDSN opens a database connection to a database .
- Convenience function to initialize the Historical struct
- newThrottler returns a new throttler .
- New creates a syncer .
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QUESTION
Here is my current PHP code - this only brings in one row of data and I need it to loop through the JSON which is dynamic and changes - it could be 5 rows or 10 rows at different times.
I have tried multiple different ways to foreach() loop through the data and none have worked.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-30 at 02:21You can use foreach:
QUESTION
I have a base class called Game and multiple child classes such as NFLGame, NBAGame, NHLGame, and so on, and in my code, I'm putting a bunch of these child objects into an array defined as:
ArrayList games = new ArrayList<>();
And then to read each game in the array I can think of two options of how to access them.
Make a long
if/else ifchain or aswitchto check which child class the game belongs to usinginstanceof()and then cast it to the correct child class.Use a hash table technique that uses a key id that is assigned to every child class and have the value be a call to an interface method that casts to the correct child class. I should add that this is the method I am currently using because eventually I want to add a lot more leagues which would make this a more cleaner and efficient approach.
But my question is: are these the only two options available when reading objects of multiple child classes from a list/array or is there a better way to go about this?
EDIT:
As requested here is my Game class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-07 at 10:42Yes. What you need is the visitor pattern (see 1).
The idea is to add a method in your game class accept(Visitor visitor) that is overridden in each subclasses (NBAGame, etc). Implementation is basically something like visitor.visit(this).
To construct an interface Visitor with appropriate visiting methods visit(NBAGame), visit(NHLGame) and so on.
To implement that Visitor interface to make what you need with each element type.
Then to call accept with a chosen visitor to every element of your collection.
The underlying mechanism is called the double dispatch (see 2).
No cast, no if, no instanceof.
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