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Copydefmodule MyApp.Mailer do
# your mailgun config here
@config %{...}
use Mailgun.Client, @config
def welcome_email(user) do
send_email to: user.email_address,
from: "support@acme.com",
subject: "Welcome!",
def deps do
[{:smoothie, "~> 3.0"}]
end
def application do
[applications: [:smoothie]]
end
> mix smoothie.init
> mix smoothie.compile
/build
/layout
welcome.html.eex
welcome.txt.eex
config :smoothie, html_only: true
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QUESTION
When navigating from Composable A -> Composable B, say Composable A is a Lazy List scrolled halfway down and Composable B is a Lazy List Item Details Screen. Currently, the lazy list scroll position isn't stored, and when navigating back to Composable A from B, the list starts from item index 0. We could store it in a ViewModel, and read the value back, as well as use rememberSaveable, however, I am unsure as to how to implement rememberSaveable so that it scrolls to the saved position after back navigation.
Which method would be preferred to use following good code practices?
Edit: My problem arises from the fact that the listState isn't stored when navigating back from composable B to A. So if we scroll to the bottom and select an item and look at its details, when we navigate back to the list it is scrolled to the top, instead of saving its scrollState.
My composable
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 14:10I'm leaving this question up in case anyone else ever gets stuck in my situation, but the code works as it is meant to, I just committed a folly.
I didn't account for height changes with asynchronous image loading and as such, the list would not be at its saved position upon composable navigation, due to the list state being smaller than the screen height on returning to the composable.
However, If the images were given static containers to load into to that don't change their size, then upon back navigation, the composable would correctly display the saved list state.
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a feature on my application, where - if you click on a RecyclerView item - it opens up a dialog box for that item with a picture - kind of like InstaGram.
However, I am trying to make an onClickListener, where I get the position of the adapter. The goal is, that it reads what item I click on, so it can open up a dialog box for that specific item. But no matter what item in the recyclerview I click on, it returns the position as being -1.
Here is my code for it:
UserAdapter.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 13:23You have to move your setOnClickListener from onCreateViewHolder into onBindViewHolder.
You might want to check this tutorial
Edit
Something like here:
QUESTION
I am getting the error in the title from the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 02:09From looking at the expected type for the Options object passed to report.generate, I can see that the type which they expect for theme is a union of string literals.
Your theme 'bootstrap' is one of those options, but in the error message you can see that typescript interpreted it as string instead of the literal string 'bootstrap'.
You can use as const so that typescript sees it as a literal:
QUESTION
I'm working on a WPF app on a Wawa touchscreen simulator. Whenever I click on a button in the menu (e.g., a beverage), the item's name and price will be displayed on a Listbox in another window (e.g., "Frozen Smoothie", 1.99). The images below show what's happening.
However, if I select another item (e.g., a frozen cappuccino), that item's information replaces the previous item I selected.
I've made a Receipt class that takes the food item's name and price to create a Receipt object called foodItem, which is added to the Listbox.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 20:18Creating a new instance of Window2 before adding a new item is probably causing the unwanted behavior.
QUESTION
I have two data frames, Food and Drink.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 15:54I think you want pd.get_dummies and matrix multiplication:
QUESTION
I want to create simple program for edit this JSON : https://pastebin.com/7jXyvi6Y I created Smoothie struct and read smoothies into array. Now I want create new Smoothie instance which I should pass as parameter into SmoothieForm. In Smoothie form I should complete fields with values and then this smoothie should be added to array and array should be saved in json. How to create new instance of this Smoothie struct ? And how append into array ?
I have struct with my smoothies
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 21:27import SwiftUI
//You need default values so you can initialize an empyty item
struct Smoothie : Hashable, Codable, Identifiable {
//Find a way to make this unique maybe switch to UUID
var id: Int = 999999
var name: String = ""
var category: Category = Category.unknown
var wasDone: Bool = false
var isFavorite: Bool = false
var time: String = ""
var ingedients: [Ingedients] = []
var steps: [Steps] = []
var image : Image {
if !imageName.isEmpty{
return Image(imageName)
}else{
return Image(systemName: "photo")
}
}
enum Category: String, CaseIterable, Codable {
case forest = "Forest fruit"
case garden = "Garden fruit"
case egzotic = "Exotic"
case vegatble = "Vegetables"
case unknown
}
private var imageName: String = ""
struct Steps: Hashable, Codable {
var id: Int
var description: String
}
struct Ingedients: Hashable, Codable {
var id: Int
var name: String
var quantity: Double
var unit: String
}
}
struct SmothieForm: View {
//Give the View access to the Array
@StateObject var vm: ModelData = ModelData()
//Your new smoothie will be an empty item
@State var newSmoothie: Smoothie = Smoothie()
var body: some View {
VStack {
Text("Add smooth")
HStack {
Text("Name")
//reference the new smoothie .constant should only be used in Preview Mode
TextField("Placeholder", text: $newSmoothie.name)
}
VStack {
Text("Category")
//reference the new smoothie .constant should only be used in Preview Mode
Picker(selection: $newSmoothie.category, label: Text("Category"), content: {
ForEach(Smoothie.Category.allCases, id: \.self){ category in
Text(category.rawValue).tag(category)
}
})
}
HStack {
Text("Time")
//reference the new smoothie .constant should only be used in Preview Mode
TextField("Placeholder", text: $newSmoothie.time)
}
Divider()
//Append to array when the user Saves
Button("Save - \(vm.smoothies.count)", action: {
vm.smoothies.append(newSmoothie)
})
}
.padding(.all)
}
}
QUESTION
I would need some help because I don't know what algorithm i could use for the following (I use python) :
Steve is 25 and he buys everyday orange juice
Maria is 23 and she likes to buy smoothies Steve & Maria tastes are pretty much the same.
Juan is 16 and he only drinks sodas Juan tastes are not the same as Steve and Maria.
====================================================
I would like to use a matching algorithm that will detect the users who have the same drink preference and a close age. To continue with the example, Steve and Maria would be matched together but not Juan. Which one should I use ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 07:34I agree with @klutt that your task is pretty vague. There are two approaches that come to mind, but not knowing more details about your problem does limit the details I can provide in my answer that would help you. I am interpreting the question as if you are taking in raw text and might want to process more sentences that have very similar semantic and syntactical structure.
An algorithmic approach: Assuming that your word choices are static in their semantic meaning (Maria is 23 ... Steve is 25), we can parse each sentence and identify tokens like is or and or same and essentially perform lexical analysis on the text... from here, you could continue thinking about how you would go about matching and so forth... but this is rather complicated...
Neural Network approach: If you are taking in raw text in the form of sentences, it's a problem that's not straight forward to solve using a top-down algorithmic approach. You could take an approach with neural networks that trains a model to solve your problem, but then again what you seem to be asking is quite complex since there are multiple "facts" within each sentence that are not semantically related. For example, your second sentence identifies that Maria is 23 but at the end of that sentence there is a comparison between Steve and Maria. And your first sentence only identifies Steve as 25. Even if you chunk raw text into sentences, you would have to have a very fine tuned neural network architecture and a lot of training data to get remotely close to your goal.
Now, both of those solutions are very complex... but if you wanted to create an application that collects this data (via a form or prompt) and puts it into a structured format (like a json or xml object) to organize and store the data in memory (perhaps writing out to a database or file for persistent storage), that might be a good route to go down.
This can serve as a good lesson in how to think about data as well. It is one thing if you have a pool of thousands of sentences, just raw data that you need to organize for quantitative purposes (classic qualitative -> quantitative problems). It is another thing if you are going to be collecting this data. If you are going to be collecting data, having a program that collects and organizes names, ages, and drink preferences (and then organizes that data within certain data structures), then we can talk about matching algorithms.
I will also add here that if you do have structured data, Collaborative filtering (mentioned by Shridhar) is a great starting place.
QUESTION
Considering we have the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 03:08You could create an array of the fruit arrays - String[][] which you might call FruitsArr. You would also create an array or list of fruits that can hold as many fruits as the user puts in.
This is all in loose terms, because the swift syntax is unfamiliar. It might just confuse you to see too much Java syntax, sorry. The logic is universal, though.
QUESTION
I'm stuck in Async programming in Javascript. I know that Promise.all() will run parallel.
Could you pls tell me what I'm wrong with this code below?
It should take 100ms. But actually, it takes 200ms :(
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 04:44Your logic is fine, it is running as parallel as possible from client side.
You can test this by waiting on setTimeout instead of the fetch:
QUESTION
I'm trying to create DOM elements for an Ingredient filter bar, based on JSON file objects.
The problem is that the same ingredient can appear in several objects, and in that case it should only create the dom element once, not for each time the ingredient occures.
I've tried with childNode, value, innerHTML and !=== but can't figure out the solution. It either creates no element at all, or all of them with duplicates.
Any ideas?
Here is a codePen to help : https://codepen.io/enukeron/pen/eYdgyzx
I also tried with an array to keep track of seen values at this codepen : https://codepen.io/enukeron/pen/ExgZoLa
JS:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 16:10You could create a function like the following:
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