Chapter05 | Process Tracker | Stream Processing library
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- Initializes the instance
- Print current load
- Searches for a thread statistic by its id
- Test to test against System
- Writes the numerator to the given writer
- Updates the stats
- Get the name of a stmt file based on the stats file
- Test IO thread
- Read a file and return it as a String
- Write S3 file
- Collect the stats of a proc file
- Helper method to print out the process PID
- Print the current sample time
- Gets the scn processor conf
- Gets the system configuration
- Prints the error message to the logger
- Read process file
- Closes a Closeable
- Attach base context to base context
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QUESTION
I'm currently working on an assignment for my web development course. The premise is to create a simple "concert ordering site". Everything is well, but I keep running into this error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 20:22You don't have a form control with a name="chooseTheAmountOfTickets"
value. I'm assuming that's what this was meant to be:
QUESTION
There's a great Xamarin.Forms sample project titled Empirical Font Size that calculates the maximum possible font size for a Label
within its containing view. It takes the label in question, uses VisualElement.Measure()
to get some size requests for the label based on its properties, and compares the requested sizes to the container's size to see if the label will fit with that font size. It recalculates until it finds the best fit. It works great, but I want to modify it to do more.
Unfortunately, I've hit some nasty roadblocks in my modifications, and I'm not sure if they're more C# or Xamarin related. Here's what I'd like to do.
- Extract the calculations into their own function for use anywhere. -> The original doesn't do this. This bit's actually already done, but the following goals aren't working so it's good to bring this up as the starting point.
- (FOCUS HERE) Avoid using the original label data in the function. (Make a copy.) -> I'm adding some features that require me to actively change the label text data during sizing calculations, but modifying the label I'm sizing can cause issues (not always with the sizing, but in other ways). I need a way to duplicate the label for font sizing in order to protect the original data. (More on what I've tried below).
- Abstract the function to allow sizing of other views. -> Right now, this only calculates max label font sizes. If possible, I'd like to support auto font sizing for other views like picker, entry, etc. Food for thought while figuring out #2.
Goal #2 is where I'm having problems. I can't find a way to duplicate a label and then perform sizing calculations on the temporary copy. Here's what I've tried and how each attempt has failed.
- Make a shallow copy. (e.g.
Label copyLabel = origLabel;
) -> As expected, this doesn't work because the new label copy is still referencing the same original label data in memory. So if I setcopyLabel.Text = "hello"
, thenorigLabel.Text
will also change to "hello". Not good. - JSON copy -> I've seen recommendations to use JSON converters to serialize and then deserialize a View in order to do a quick deep copy, but I got an exception when I tried this. Something about a
self-referencing loop
on the label's children.(Do labels even have children??) - ICloneable -> I'll be running this function in a static class, so I can't do this. It might not matter because of the next attempt, though.
- Make a new Label object and copy some values. -> This almost seems to work, but the catch here is the
VisualElement.Measure()
calculation. The new label is missing something required for the calculation to work properly, and I don't know what that is.
For any of these to work, I'd need to copy the label, immediately perform calculations on the copy, and apply the resulting font size to the original. Then the copy disappears. Poof! Unfortunately, any copy I make results in different calculations, so this is where I'm currently stuck.
Someone mentioned elsewhere that maybe the sizing doesn't work because the new label isn't part of a layout and thus can't be sized, but they didn't explain so I don't understand what they were getting at.
To see what works and what doesn't, here's a small Xamarin sample project with a modified version of the Empirical Font Size project. It's a simple A/B test. Two labels with the same text are sized by two near identical functions - one that uses the original label and one that tries to use a copy. They should fill the top and bottom halves of the provided stack layout, but the copy doesn't work. I'd like help making that work.
MODIFIED SAMPLE PROJECT: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mWxE3p6u53jkIdaIEFVFnkI7BC-kfske/view?usp=sharing
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 02:01I figured out a safe, simple workaround for this issue that I call 'ghost sizing'. You can create an invisible 'ghost label' and place it into a page where a label will be sized. It's not visible, so it doesn't change the layout at all, but it is still usable in size calculations. You pass the text of the label you want to size into the ghost label, size the ghost label to the desired space, and apply the returned size value to the target label.
XAML:
QUESTION
im learning java via making Android App and cant fix Sync Error "Failed to resolve: androidx.appcompat:1.1.0:"
project build file here
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 04:15Change
QUESTION
I am reading "Kubernetes in Action" and trying samples from the book. I have created a pod:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 14:33You have a selector app: kubia
in the service. So the pods need have a label app=kubia
otherwise the service will not have Endpoints
populated with Pod IPs and does not know where to send the traffic . You can use kubectl describe svc kubia
command to check if the service has Pod IPs in the Endpoints
section.
Check the docs for more debugging with service.
QUESTION
I am working on linux from scratch and I am at section 5.6 linux-5.5.3 API Headers. I was able to extract the tar, cd into the new directory, and make. At this point I am inside the linux-5.5.3 directory. The command I am having trouble with is this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 20:02I followed along with the book 100%
No, you did not. The symlink from /tools
to $LFS/tools
is created in chapter 4.2 Creating the $LFS/tools
Directory:
QUESTION
I learn qt from Hands On Embedded Programming with Qt book.
I don't understand why I can add Inheritance m_tempSensor(id) with id argument when TemperatureSensorIF constructor not expect any argument, and why as argument I give pointer to "TemperatureSensorIF."
Link to full code:
There is something like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 06:54Calling : m_tempSensor(id)
you initialize the inherited member variable, which is different from calling the parents constructor. In your case the parent class constructor is called automatically because it has no parameters, which is equivalent to:
QUESTION
So currently I have an app that looks great on my device, what I see but on another device It looked like this. Both devices are android and I have used the preset FontSize's (micro, small, default, large).
I have used a variation of this but I cannot get it to work corrently, It comes out like this. I actually find that if I divide the result by 2 it actually gives a decent result but I want to make sure I am not doing anything fundamentally wrong or if there is a much simpler way!
Here is my xaml label, each are in a frame in a grid set with each row 1/5th of the space given.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 01:56It seems this feature is in progresses of being implemented for Android in Xamarin 4.6 Pull 7981
QUESTION
I'm working through chapter 5.3 of Kubernetes In Action by Marko Luska. I'm creating a nodeport service from the following file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 16:17Probably because this was the case in 2017 and it's not anymore.
The question you're referencing are from 2016 and 2017.
Since then you'll always see unless it's a LoadBalancer. See this particular comment on github which is from 2019.
Sorry I can't find the PR nor the issue corresponding to that change.
QUESTION
I'm Learning data structure with javascript
and my focus now on how to implement deque?
Edite: from comments below I get useful directions on how to implement
deque based array
. Is there a direction how to implementdeque based object
using class ?
I get understand some points like I need :
- addFront()
- removeFront()
- peekFront()
- addBack()
- removeBack()
- peekBack()
but I'm confused about some points :
how many pointers I need ? at least I know from queue I need two(head-tail) pointer but not sure if I need more in deque
which data type in javascript convenient in this case as a base? I saw some tutors in youtube talking about circular array for example which unknown for me in JS.
edite2:
I was following a book called: learning javascript data structures and algorithms 3rd edition
in chapter5 of this book the author started to implement Deque based on object only and some variables
but I didn't understand how he did that because the code encrypted but I can still reach to his files from and test his approach github repository
I can say that @trincot answer very close of book author approach
but when I compare the results I get this [1 = author - 2 = @trincot] :
according to the book index taking about linked list comes in chapter6 so I didn't expect his solution will be based on something he didn't mentioned before
plz if I miss any point I will be grateful to tell me it ... thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 13:27As stated in comments, JavaScript has native support for deque operations via its Array class/prototype: push, pop, shift, unshift.
If you still want to write your own implementation, then you can go for a doubly linked list, where you just need two "pointers". It should be said that in JavaScript we don't really speak of pointers, but of objects. Variables or properties that get an object as value, are in fact references in JavaScript.
Alternatively, you can go for a circular array. Since in JavaScript standard Arrays are not guaranteed to be consecutive arrays as for example is the case in C, you don't really need to use an Array instance for that. A plain object (or Map) will do.
So here are two possible implementations:
Doubly Linked ListQUESTION
I'm having trouble with the examples in section 5.1.1 Using Named Ports of Kubernetes In Action by Marko Luksa. The example goes like this:
First - CreateI'm creating a pod with a named port that runs a Node.js container that responds with You've hit
when it's hit:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 17:17This is known issue with minikube. Pod cannot reach itself via service IP. You can try accesing your service from a different pod or use the following workaround to fix this.
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