chd | Go implementation of compress , hash , and displace | Hashing library
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Package chd implements the compress, hash, and displace (CHD) minimal perfect hash algorithm described in Hash, displace, and compress by Botelho et al. It provides a map builder that manages adding of items and map creation.
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- spookyHash is a wrapper around spookyHash algorithm .
- shortMix computes two rotations .
- Short end of the short end
- Get returns the index of the given key .
- NewBuilder returns a new builder .
- nearestPrime returns the next prime of num
- uint32SliceFromByteSlice converts byte slice to uint32 slice .
- uint64SliceFromByteSlice converts byte slice to uint64 slice .
- checkErr returns the first non - nil error if any .
- newCompactArray returns a new compact array .
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QUESTION
I want to know that how can we save user data during signup in Firestore.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-10 at 14:43you are using both a document and a collection as a reference. you should only use a document reference on a setDoc
from:
QUESTION
I have function generating dict template. Function consist of several generators and requires one parametr - carrier
and has many optional parameters **kwargs
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 09:25Since your function "..has many optional parameters" and passengers
parameter requires a dictionary as an input, I would suggest you create a Pydantic model, where you define your parameters, and which allows sending your data in JSON
form and getting them validated, as well as converting the model to a dictionary using the dict() method.
QUESTION
Here im trying to uncompress roms(iso) files they usually come in zip or 7z and once in iso file i will like to compress it again to chd (readable format for the emulator) so i though i can use the command find to look up for the file but looks like when i just execute the find instruction the files are display propletly (one per line) but when i try to get each file name to process it looks like it just split by space (yes this files had spaces in it) and not the actual full filename, is worth mention that this iso files are inside a subdirectory name equal than the file itself(without *.iso obvsly) this is what im trying:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 07:21when i try to get each file name to process it looks like it just split by space (yes this files had spaces in it) and not the actual full filename
That's because for
does word splitting etc. when its input is a command's output. See Don't Read Lines with For in the bash
wiki for details.
One alternative is to use bash
's extended globbing features instead of find
:
QUESTION
I was doing a project related to flight price when I truing to web scrape dept time I got the error . url is https://flight.yatra.com/air-search-ui/dom2/trigger?ADT=1&CHD=0&INF=0&class=Economy&destination=BOM&destinationCountry=IN&flexi=0&flight_depart_date=22%2F01%2F2022&hb=0&noOfSegments=1&origin=DEL&originCountry=IN&type=O&unique=254010891105&viewName=normal
my code was:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 09:51Instead of
QUESTION
I have two buffers, both of the same size and type (uint32_t*
).
These buffers are supposed to represent the front and back buffers of a rendering/drawing system. They store 32-bit pixel data.
I declare and initialize these buffers using;
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-09 at 17:23You can't draw to an arbitrary window by poking bytes into some buffer. Win32 is a higher level API than that.
It is possible to draw into a bitmap by writing into a buffer, however. You create a bitmap such that Windows returns a pointer to its contents when you create it with CreateDIBSection(...)
. You can then paint that bitmap to a Window via BitBlt
and appropriate device contexts, etc.
Below is a minimal example. (I retained your usage of a back buffer and front buffer even though it isn't really necessary here. The window itself is essentially a front buffer so you would only really need "a swap chain" of one back buffer to not have flickering.)
QUESTION
I have been working with the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) for decades. But I have been aware for some years now (since 2017) that the MRREL table is woefully defective. And I wonder how can that possibly be?
I have tons of examples, but I am just making it very simple. The ATC code is a simple tree. Among many others, there is a top-level category 'G' (CUI: C3653431) and another 'C' (CUI: C3540036).
To be absolutely sure that I am not losing anything due to my importing process into a relational database, I am checking the raw files from the UMLS distribution:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-16 at 06:43I have sent a problem report to NLM and they replied that the file in the UMLS-Full.zip, the ones that end in .nlm, that also contain the UMLS data tables, are somehow incomplete and one needs their MetamorphoSys program to assemble the right files.
It seems like they do some data compression (for whatever reason) in rows by which they can reduce the size of the MRREL file by about 20%.
MRREL.RRF from the metathesaurus distribution 5,137,657,601 bytes
MRREL.RRF from the UMLS-Full .nlm file 3,662,797,614 bytes
$ head MRREL.RRF.met C0000005|A13433185|SCUI|RB|C0036775|A7466261|SCUI||R86000559||MSHFRE|MSHFRE|||N|| C0000005|A26634265|SCUI|RB|C0036775|A0115649|SCUI||R31979041||MSH|MSH|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A11754881|AUI|translation_of|R101808683||MSHSWE|MSHSWE|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A12080359|AUI|sort_version_of|R64565540||MSH|MSH|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A12091182|AUI|entry_version_of|R64592881||MSH|MSH|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A13042554|AUI|translation_of|R193408122||MSHCZE|MSHCZE|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A13096036|AUI|translation_of|R73331672||MSHPOR|MSHPOR|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A1317708|AUI|permuted_term_of|R28482432||MSH|MSH|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A18972171|AUI|translation_of|R124061564||MSHPOL|MSHPOL|||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A28315139|AUI||R173174221||RXNORM|RXNORM|||N||
$ head MRREL.RRF.nlm C0000005|A13433185|SCUI|RB|C0036775|A7466261|SCUI||R86000559||MSHFRE||||N|| C0000005|A26634265|SCUI|RB|C0036775|A0115649|SCUI||R31979041||MSH||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A11754881|AUI|translation_of|R101808683||MSHSWE||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A12080359|AUI|sort_version_of|R64565540||MSH||||N|| |||SY|C0000039|A12091182||entry_version_of|R64592881||||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A13042554|AUI|translation_of|R193408122||MSHCZE||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A13096036|AUI|translation_of|R73331672||MSHPOR||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A1317708|AUI|permuted_term_of|R28482432||MSH||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A18972171|AUI|translation_of|R124061564||MSHPOL||||N|| C0000039|A0016515|AUI|SY|C0000039|A28315139|AUI||R173174221||RXNORM||||N||
You can see how the 5th row is produced from the 4th row by copying over the previous columns into empty columns.
That seems to be the issue.
QUESTION
I have the following coordinates in DMS format. I need to convert them to decimal degrees.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 18:30You are right! To tell you the truth, I didn't notice this problem.
To get around this, here is a solution with the use of the package measurements
:
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QUESTION
I am producing a pdf using rmarkdown. My document contains a longtable
with a lot of text. By setting the column width with column_spec
I can get the text to wrap, but in some cells I need whole words to split, otherwise they flow into the next cell and overlap.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-23 at 09:06You can manually tell latex about possible hyphenation points by using "Tri\\-glycer\\-ides"
QUESTION
The title is misleading, since it is more complex than that. I need to find the difference of value between 2 lines but from 2 different variables, and I also need to repeat that information to all rows below.
I have a list of patients, who came in and out of the hospital where I work. Sometimes, during the hospitalisation, they are moved from an unit to another unit (emergency to intensive care for example).
I want to know how many time they actually left then returned to the hospital.
To find that, I simply need to search for a time difference between the entry day and the previous exit day. If both are equal, then this is the same stay. If they differ, then it is another stay.
It is kinda hard to explain with my english level, so I present you an example below.
ExampleI work with data.table
, but you can use dplyr
if you wish to. I should be able to convert it easily.*
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 12:58First, you have to prepare your dataset - you basically want only to compare NEXT entry with PREVIOUS exit. There will be no previous exit for first entry, so first entry could be deleted, and there will be no entry for last exit.
QUESTION
$url = "https://wsbexpress.dhl.com:443/gbl/expressRateBook";
$action = "euExpressRateBook_providerServices_ShipmentHandlingServices_Binder_getRateRequest";
$xmlRequest = `
*******
*********
REGULAR_PICKUP
Y
Y
NANTES
44000
FR
BEIJING
100001
CN
10.300
1.00
1.00
1.00
2020-09-30T17:00:00GMT+01:00
SI
NON_DOCUMENTS
DAP
224055879
`;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 18:23Perhaps the $xmlRequest
variable is not being set properly because it's a multiline string.
Instead of
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