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[GoDoc] Beehive is an event and agent system, which allows you to create your own agents that perform automated tasks triggered by events and filters. It is modular, flexible and really easy to extend for anyone. It has modules (we call them Hives), so it can interface with, talk to, or retrieve information from Twitter, Tumblr, Email, IRC, Jabber, RSS, Jenkins, Hue - to name just a few. Check out the full list of [available Hives] in our Wiki. Connecting those modules with each other lets you create immensly useful agents.
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QUESTION
Im using Flutter and flutter_bloc to make an app where it periodically sends an API request to my server and requests data. It was working perfectly at first before i implemented the periodic functionality using Timer, this is my bloc file:
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Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 14:45Your code does not wait for the callback inside Timer.periodic to complete - the _onBeehivesLoaded method finishes executing, hence when the callback tries to emit a new state (BeehivesLoadedSuccessfully), you get this error.
To resolve this, instead of emitting a new state inside the callback, you should add a new event to the BLoC and handle it later as any other BLoC event.
- First of all, create a new event, like
HomeBeehivesLoaded:
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I have been coding a significantly simple game for my academic work in which the PNG bee sprite is meant to run away from the orange ball. If the bee collides with the orange ball, she dies. Apart from this, I intend to include a timer that keeps going onwards as the bee succeeds in running away from the ball. The ball moves automatically throughout the screen, whereas the bee bounces throughout the screen with the arrow keys and gravity.
I have come across some explanations towards collision detection upon the Processing forum, however I still don't understand how this event can occur in the cases of circles x circles collisions, rectangles x circles collisions, etc.
Please, excuse my messy code. Also, excuse my poor description of what I want to know.
This is what I see on the screen:
My code:
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Answered 2022-Feb-25 at 02:20There mulitple ways to tackle the problem.
Collision detection can be coarse: less accurate but faster (and simpler) or detailed (e.g. pixel level precision) but slower (and more complex).
In terms of simple collision detection two options could rectangle or circle intersections.
Rectangle intersection can be implemented manually or using Rectangle's intersects() method.
Circle intersection is trivial: if the distance(dist()) between the 1st circle's center and 2nd circle's center is smaller than the two radii then they must intersect.
here's a basic example illustrating circle intersection:
QUESTION
Hello all can any one help me to create this view i am able to create this view static but i want this dynamic view , According to the data.Thanks
I have Try this but its seem not working like i want BeeHive View
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Answered 2022-Jan-29 at 07:02QUESTION
Am encountering a problem when a string contains an apostrophe (single quote). Am developing a vocabulary learning app (French / English). The user must answer quizzes. The phone tells the user if what he/she types is the correct translation. Whenever there is an apostrophe, the string is not recognized.
Ex : "A blade of grass" : "un brin d'herbe" / "A beehive" : "Un nid d'abeilles".
To check the answer, I split the chain into a list : [un,nid,d'abeilles] Even if the user types "d'abeilles", it's never recognized as correct.
I noticed the same problem with the speech to text functionality : if the user says the word "s'habiller" (to get dressed), it is never found by my search function.
Anyone sees why this happens ? Would it be a "flutter" bug ?
In the app, I have a wordbank which was created with Microsoft Excel and then imported into visual studio. The wordbank is made up of WORD objects that have a series of parameters. Here is the one for blade of grass.
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Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 10:58I finally found the solution for this problem. It was indeed created with Apple's implementation of SMART PUNCTUATION. It is easy to disable it when using a textfield :
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I have below data
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Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 16:08You can add row_number to the partitions after windowing and filter based on this to limit records per window. You can control the maximum number of rows per window using max_number_of_rows_per_partition variable in the code below.
Since your question did not include the way you want
starsandreview_countordered, I have assumed them to be descending.
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I have created an animation (you will see this when the window is reloaded) after the completion of this animation another animation will start like the bees start coming out of the hive(by calling function createBeesFromGate()) and going inside the hive(by calling function createBees()) and I have given an inline function to demolish bees(by means of giving the opacity of 0) for some times bees move in and out fine but after 20 to 30 seconds, a honeybee will be stuck on the beehive gate and lose its clickability(means when I click its opacity becomes 0) So, what's going on and how do I fix that.
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Answered 2021-May-07 at 12:52From just experimenting, I believe it has to do with the timing of your createBeesFromGate and createBees functions, as well as the timing of the CSS transtions .newCreatedBee and .newCreatedBeeComingFromHive. You're using random timing for the two functions and I noticed that sometimes your bee was not being removed from createBees and sometimes it was createBeesFromGate based on the random number generated. Playing with the CSS timings affected whether they could be removed before the function reset. I think that the bee gets stuck when the timing of these line up in a way that cause the bee not to be removed.
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I am trying to flip SVG tag horizontally by using transform: scaleX(-1) it is flipping But going out of the screen (OR vanishing I am not sure ) even if I am giving the transform-origin: center; So whats going on I searched for it but didn't get the right answer.
Can anyone tell me Why its happening and how to fix it that the svg use tag flip on its own axis?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-07 at 02:08The svg width is set to 155%, which means it's 55% wider than the view area, when you flip the image it ends up outside of the view area.
Set your svg width to 100%:
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I have a problem that the website is not taking 100% width on the mobile device when I opened the chrome dev tools and seen that there is an awkward space on the right side and the header is overflowing. I have seen a similar question on StackOverflow HTML body not filling complete width on mobile devices [closed] but it is not giving me the right answer like when I am giving 100% width to the Html and body it is not working an if giving position: fixed; to the body, it disables scrolling and with position: absolute; it is also not working and header is going out of the body (I am not sure that problem is with header or body).
and the other problem is that when I am seeing the site on the mobile view forest is not going down to give room to the beehive I have given display: flex; and flex-wrap: wrap to the class="hero-wrapper"
and when I am resizing the window in mobile view the beehive is overlapping the forest so why it's not making room for itself or why the forest is not giving space to it
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 08:21I found two issues which were causing the problem.
SVG had a width of 28em. Kindly remove that. Instead, use % value. Because of em the browser is putting your SVG outside the container box.
Your header nav items wrapped in "ul" were displayed as a flex with its direction to row throughout. So as soon as the width of the container is reduced, they overlap. You can use a flex-direction column to sort that for the smaller devices.
QUESTION
I am trying to make an animation in HTML CSS and JS where the honeybees can fly with the piece of their hive the problem comes when I want the bees on both ends of the beehive below ( pink color represents bees and the rest of them represents hive-pieces and this is for understanding not the actual markup. Code is attached below image ) because I am using SVG for each of them and every hive piece as an SVG path and bees are complete SVG image and I don't know how to display beehive piece with honeybees on both ends I tried to do this by using display: flex; but it doesn't work Can anyone tell me how to do that? The code is
here is the HTML and CSS with SVG elements and I have commented over every beehive piece in HTML
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Answered 2021-May-03 at 07:47Since you'll use it a lot I would change the bee in a symbol. Please note that the symbol has the same viewBox as your svg.
In the next example I'm using only the middle "piece".
You will need to know the bounding box of the piece. You can get it using the getBBox() method in javascript. In this case the method is returning this for the piece:
QUESTION
I want to split on commas, and then remove the commas. I start out with a dataframe with 2 columns that I read in from a csv file.
[name] [feature1, feature2, feature3] - the features are all in one cell and each row may have a different number of features.
I made a sub-df from the main df with this code(pulled out the 2 columns i want for this):
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 07:24You are really close to the answer. What you miss is the pat argument of pandas.Series.str.split().
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Now we will have to create a new Chain, which will wire up the two Bees we just created. First we pick the Bee & Event we want to react on, then we pick the Bee we want to execute an Action with. The RSS-Bee’s event gives us a whole set of parameters we can work with: the feed item’s title, its links and description among others. You can manipulate and combine these parameters with a full templating language at your disposal. For example we can set the email’s content to something like:. Whenever this action gets executed, Beehive will replace {{.title}} with the RSS event’s title parameter, which is the title of the feed item it retrieved. In the same manner {{index .links 0}} becomes the first URL of this event’s links array.
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