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Problem: So you've organised a kris-kringle with your entire extended family. You already know who you're buying a gift for— but you don't know what they want! Also, you have an idea of you yourself want. You wanna make sure people are buying the right things for each other.
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QUESTION
I would need some help. I can only use vanila css, html , javascript
I want to create Buttons that show/hide certain rows in a table I created with with HTML. If i give every row a class, how can I attach the show/hiding of certain tr to a button? I tried the other solutions on similar questions but couldnt figure it out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 10:44You can create a function that takes in the target class name. With the class name you can query the document for all nodes that match, and change the node.style.display
attribute.
QUESTION
I am using below PowerShell code to delete the logs in database server path
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 15:58When passing commands to the PowerShell CLI's -Command
/ -c
parameter:
If you're calling from outside PowerShell, omit
& { ... }
altogether, just specify...
-& { ... }
is never needed and only creates overhead.- Additionally, if you're calling from
cmd.exe
(you're not), it's safest to double-quote...
("..."
), and to escape embedded double quotes as\"
(sic).
- Additionally, if you're calling from
From inside PowerShell, omit
&
(you do need{ ... }
to robustly pass the commands, but this approach only works when calling from inside PowerShell):- Your error message suggest that
powershell.exe
was indeed called from a PowerShell session. - However, the question is why you're calling another PowerShell instance - as a child process - given that you're already in a PowerShell session - you could just execute the statements inside
{ ... }
directly.
- Your error message suggest that
Given your symptom, I'm wondering whether the exec
command in your case actually already uses PowerShell rather than cmd.exe
as the shell, in which case passing just the text inside { ... }
from your question would be sufficient.
QUESTION
NOTE: This isn't specific to Minecraft Fabric. I'm just new to rigid pre-runtime optimization.
I'm writing an API hook for Minecraft mods that allows the mapping of various tasks to a Villager's "profession" attribute, allowing other mods to add custom tasks for custom professions. I have all of the backend code done, so now I'm worried about optimization.
I have an ImmutableMap.Builder
that I'm using to store the other mods' added tasks. Problem is, while I know that the "put" method will never be called at runtime, I don't know if the compiler does. Obviously, since this is a game and startup times in modpacks are already long, I'd like to optimize this as much as possible, since it will be used by every mod that wishes to add a new villager task.
Here's my current source code for the "task registry":
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 15:57The brief answer is: you can't do what you want to do.
Problem is, while I know that the "put" method will never be called at runtime, I don't know if the compiler does.
The put
method has to be called at runtime for your mod to be useful. By the time your code is being loaded in a form that it can be executed -- that's runtime. It may be the setup phase for your mod, but it's running in a JVM.
If the source code doesn't contain the registry itself, then the compiler can't translate it to executable code; it can't optimize something it doesn't know exists. You (the developer) can't know what mods will be loading, hence the compiler can't know, hence it can't optimize or pre-calculate it. That's the price you pay for dynamic loading of code.
As for the code you put up: it won't work.
The static
block is executed when the class is loaded. Think of it as a constructor for your class instead of the objects. By the time a mod can call any of its methods, the class has to be loaded, and its static blocks will already have been executed. Your map will be set and empty before any method is called from the outside. All tasks added will forever linger in the builder, unused, unseen, unloved.
Keep the builder. Let mods add their entries to it. Then, when all mod-loading is done and the game starts, call build()
and use the result as a registry. (Use whichever 'game is starting' hook your modding framework provides.)
QUESTION
Evening guys, I am working on my Final Year Project using Firebase Firestore
. Everything is working smoothly until now, when creating the User document I used the document(uid)
, but in the request document that I created, as seen below
The documentID
is randomly generated, because the user can make multiple requests, so the documentID
cannot be the same UID
. Now I am stuck at a point where the user receives the request, and wishes to accept/decline. I am using this code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 12:48If you need to get documents and you know value of a field in the document, you can use queries.
QUESTION
In WebRTC, 'offer' must be generated by initiating peer (i.e. the caller) and shared with other peer (i.e. the callee) via signaling channel.
The other peer, of she wishes to answer, is supposed to generate 'answer' and send it back to initiating peer. Again, via signaling channel.
In this exchange it is clear who should be preparing which piece of data, and to whom it should be shared.
The next part of the ritual is the gathering of ICE candidates. Both peers will gather their own candidate slowly (trickle ICE) and on each discovered candidate, that candidate should be shared too. Sharing is also to be done via signaling channel
What is not clear to me here is at this point, who should be sharing candidates to whom?
Should caller share with callee? Or the other way around? Or both
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 16:30The ICE candidates are shared with the remote peer. If you think in terms of Offer/Answer
- The offerer will send their ICE Candidates to the answerer
- The answerer will send their ICE Candidates to the offerer
So the answer to your final question would be both
!
QUESTION
How do I obtain a value from one component to another using AntDesign?
I have component call CreateProduct which imports another AntDesign component call AddImage
AddImage uploads a picture to Cloudinary and obtains the url of the pic uploaded, this works fine but the CreateProduct don't update the value
I have the hypothesis that using useEffect should solve the problem but not sure how to implement
This is the CreateProduct component
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 04:40For image state you have same name in CreateProduct
and AddImage
component so try to change state name in CreateProduct
like below:-
QUESTION
I have a text file called email_body.txt
and it has the following data:
email_body.txt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 11:39You can just paste you email tin a text file like email.txt
QUESTION
I am running into the following issue. I want to merge two data frames on multiple columns. Example data frames are as follows: df1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 07:54You can add new columns filled by sorted values and then use merge
with remove unnecessary columns:
QUESTION
Is it possible for a WebExtension to override the IP address of a server, or to modify/intercept DNS requests or override the DNS cache? I'm trying to code a WebExtension that provides browsers with the same functionality as cURL's --resolve
.
Specifically, to:
- connect to a different IP than that listed in DNS
- add entries for particular
NXDOMAIN
that the user wishes to resolve as if it existed - "resolve" particular entries offline
- cache or pin DNS entries in a software-defined way in preparation for a known upcoming DNS poisoning attack
In short: to simulate the effect of a hosts
file, but without administrative privileges / messing with the rest of the system.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 21:03Yes, but (for now) not trivially.
WebExtensions cannot rewrite these responses directly, but they can use the browser.proxy.onRequest
API with ProxyInfo.proxyDNS
to redirect DNS requests for affected domains through a SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy which mangles the responses.
You will, however, need a Native Host component (or a VPS, etc.) to actually run this proxy -- at least until Firefox adds support for WebExtension-run sockets (or provides a built-in non-socket-based proxying API).
QUESTION
Im new to programming and I am trying to write two functions that generate between them a number that represents the number of travellers produced by a given population with a given weather. The two functions wotk on their own but when I try to get the first function (weather_gen) to feed its output into the second function (traveller_gen) I get the following error: UnboundLocalError: local variable 'y' referenced before assignment. However, I know that the return value x from the first function is in the second function because the print(x) command works. Its only when I ask the second function to return y that the problems arise.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 20:51random.choices
returns a list. So weather_gen
returns a list. x
isn't equal to any of the strings in traveller_gen
, because it's a list, not a string.
If you still want to use random.choices
but want weather_gen
to return a string, not a list, you could change return x
to return x[0]
.
By the way, I'm sure you can come up with more descriptive variable names than x
and y
.
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