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A Snelly scene consists of 3d objects defined by a mathematical signed distance function (SDF) written in GLSL code. The SDF gives the distance to the surface from any given point in space, where the distance is positive in the exterior of the shape and negative in the interior (and of course zero on the surface). In each scene there can (currently) only exist three such specified objects, with different rendered material properties: a Metal, a Dielectric, and a general purpose plastic-like Surface ("uber" material). These three materials can freely intersect and embed one another.
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Consider this variable
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Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 15:44Use the built in conversion function.
list_to_binary(X).
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I'm learning Erlang and have come across/trying to understand list comprehension. I've discovered that you can make Cartesian products quite easily using it.
Basically I though of a deck of cards and that if you multiply the unique values by the number of suits, you will result will every possible combination - creating a full deck of cards. However, what if I wish to add the 2 jokers to the deck - but jokers do not belong to a suit. How do we solve that issue?
The code below is what I have so far and will output the possible combinations without the jokers.
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Answered 2017-Dec-28 at 14:39If you really want to get it directly from a list comprehension, you may use filters:
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I'm currently working on an invoice project.
So far I have a dynamic form where you can add and remove rows (see snippet below).
However I have a problem with my javascript, I was wondering if someone could help me out with it.
Basically, when you input the values into the form on the first row, it calculates it all perfectly. However, if you add a new row and try to fill it in with some data, the javascript doesn't seem to perform any calculation for that row. It only works for the first row and it's really frustrating me! I can't seem to figure out why.
Any help is much appreciated. The snippet of code is below and you can run it and add some data to some rows to see for yourself. I need any advice I can get on this.
Thanks in advance guys.
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Answered 2017-Jun-24 at 18:55I was able to fix it using following code. There might be cleaner version possible.
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