tlite | A tiny tooltip utility library | Frontend Framework library

I am trying to covert pb file to tlite file using the below command:

bazel run //tensorflow/contrib/lite/toco:toco --input_file=sample.pb --output_file=sample.tlite

I am getting the below error: Error: Skipping //tensorflow/contrib/lite/toco:toco: Build file not found on package path.

I have tensorflow and toco installed under Python folder. What is the right path to be given for Bazel run command?

I have made a Fiddle that should explain the problem quite well (I hope): JSFiddle

In short: I have a JS tooltip that is not supposed to take its parents width but rather just use auto width (until it reaches max-width and then wrap text). This works fine, unless the parent element has position:relative set, and then the tooltipchild inherits the width. I don't know how to prevent this from happening.

A solution that would work is to set a min-width but that is

• not elegant
• still doesn't explain why this acts the way it does
• looks stupid when the tooltip is 1 or 2 words only

I have to include code for the fiddle link but it's a very extensive fiddle and since I can't pinpoint the issue, I'll just have to put something here (sorry!) - so this snippet will be of little use I'm afraid

I have written a script that should tell me the number of lines from the nightly network backups. It should be 109 and if it is the same I get success email and if it is not the same I get a failure email. I have added 2 fake host to one of the files that is checked in the script below to see if it will fail. The if then statement simply does not work. If I make the amount of hosts in the file's 'confirm-backed-up' and 'backed-up' different it makes no difference and it just uses the very first if then statement regardless if they are different or not.

At the end you can see I ran the wc -l on the two files and they are different however the script runs and gives me the first then of the if, then: backed-up and confirm-backed-up match. It goes the other way also - if they are the same I just get the first if then statement - which at first made me think it was working until I checked it with the files not matching in number.