Parties | Party manager plugin for your Minecraft server | Plugin library

I'm building a back end interface that can be expanded by third parties, and I want to make it as easy as possible to add a new back end module.

To do so, I'd like to automate the inclusion of unknown header files by just requiring to add an entry to an X macro:

store.h:

I want to manage data that I receive from multiple parties and convert it into structured data in order to have unity in our system.

For example, I receive data like this:

1. nominal diameter 1-13 x 0.5 mm
2. nominal diameter 10 mm
3. for external diameter 15mm
4. head dm 9.00 mm
5. diameter 208/20 mm height 218 mm

The goal is to retrieve in order this output

1. M1-13x0.5
2. M10
3. M15
4. M9
5. M208/20 H28

I thought I would do it with multiple regexes like and then replace it

pylint (2.12.2) is returning

E1134: Non-mapping value self.f_four is used in a mapping context (not-a-mapping)

For the following code

This is the query I am running to get Total Sales for each party.

I have the following table relations.

I want SUM of total_cost from Sales_Transaction for each party_name from the Party table. The Parties have 1:M relation with Sales and Sales has 1:M relation with Sales_Transction.

I tried this query but it returns the sum for all parties:

I've created View which filters data by search query given in textbox. As well as I used Paginator to show data divided into pages.

My problem is, when I filter data with Q object then and try to paginate by clicking the next button, all data is refreshed.

When I search text by Q object the URL becomes http://127.0.0.1:8000/mael/parties/?q=keyword

And from clicking the next button the URL becomes http://127.0.0.1:8000/mael/parties/?page=2

When I manually change URL http://127.0.0.1:8000/mael/parties/?q=keyword&page=2, then it works. But I don't know how to do this in code.

Is it possible to use Q object search and pagination together?

My View

I am currently making a game where a player can go from third person view, walking around to transition into a vehicle.

I have thought about using a transmitter/receiver type set up, but I think my way of simplifying it isn't correct.

I am using assets from third parties for controllers that use inputs. My plan was to enable/disable the appropriate script and camera from the object I want to control. I've gotten as far as being able to disable the previous controller and enable the next, though I can't go back to enabling since the script obviously doesn't run anymore.

I'd like to be able to reference the pawn's input component script in a different component script on the same gameobject to then be able to enable/disable the aformentioned component, though the issue is that the input controllers have variable names (Different names depending on the third party on each pawn).

Here's how I have it set up: I have a PlayerTransmitter that handles the basics of turning things on and off. I tried making this where all of the inputs are being handled, but I don't want to have to change the original controller scripts to look at this script. This is on an empty game object and handles the 'state' of the player, (walking or in which vehicle).

on each pawn gameobject (The walking pawn CleanerPawn and the vehicle TractorPawn), I've added a script called InputReceiver. This was originally intended to pass the inputs from the PlayerTransmitter to the actual controller on the object itself.

Right now, the walking pawn has a component called AdvancedWalkerController (You may know the one I'm talking about) that controls the player walking movement and the vehicle has a component called VehicleController which controls how the vehicle moves and handles.

CleanerPawn

TractorPawn

The two images above show that I am using the same InputReceiver component on both pawns. My plan was to pass in each pawn's input controller (temporarily named CleanerController) and then enable/disable that input controller depending on the PlayerTransmitter 'state'.

The InputReceiver currently looks like this:

I'm trying to prepare a flow where we can regularly pull the available new files in third parties' on-prem server to our S3 using AWS Transfer family. I read this documentation https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/storage/how-discover-financial-secures-file-transfers-with-aws-transfer-family/, but it was not clear on setting up and configuring the process. Can someone share any clear documentation or reference links on using AWS Transfer Family to pull files from external on-prem server to our S3?

I'm trying to recreate the mean-median difference test described here: Archive of NYT article. I've downloaded House data from MIT's Election Lab, and pared it down to the 2012 Pennsylvania race. Using dplyr, I whittled it down to the relevant columns, and it now looks something like this: