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kandi X-RAY | Scannable Summary
kandi X-RAY | Scannable Summary
Scannable is a Minecraft mod that adds a single scanner item and a couple of scanner modules. Using the scanner will bring up a couple of overlays highlighting nearby points of interest, such as animals, monsters and ores, depending on the installed modules.
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- Handle a client tick
- Computes the wave wave
- Clears pending results
- Render the results
- Render an icon
- Draw a quad
- Compute the scan results
- Tries to add a cluster at a given position
- If a listener is active or a shift - down menu will be executed
- Starts a scan
- Render the tooltip
- Hook to handle shift key down
- Gather data
- Resets the filters
- Updates the stack structure from an NBT container
- Determine if the mouse has been clicked
- Builds recipes
- Registers the models
- Adds a configuration object
- Render the list of selected items
- Override this method to handle the block
- Finishes the item stack
- Initializes the scanner
- Compute scan results
- Initialize the scanner
- Get the item stack for a given index
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QUESTION
In the render
method of CopyButton
component, we have the line:
const { classes, theme, hidden, ...other } = this.props;
What does it mean? =
is an assigngment operator, and an object(denoted by the {}
) is its
left value? How can an object be the left value of an assignment?
Besides, what does ...other
mean, I know that ...
is a expand operator, but what does other
stand for?
Below is the whole piece of codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 03:05This is object destructuring assignment combined with the Spread syntax.
QUESTION
I have a text view with a value that can change. For example, it's Pressure. It can have different length - i.e. 999.1 or 1010.2 hPa.
The text looks like this:
I need to set different text styles for the first part of the text (the number - 1024.12) and the second part of the text (the unit of measurement).
So far I have tried:
Using SpannableString and set spans to the same scannable string.
Creating two scannable strings, setting spans on them separately, joining two scannable strings and setting that joined scannable strings as text to text view:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 09:43This may help you..
QUESTION
I am trying to generate a QR code, that when scanned, will prompt the user to add an event to their calendar. I know that this is possible as I've used services like qrmonkey to generate codes that my iOS device will prompt me to do this.
I've created a function that successfully generates a QR code and is scannable. The function is below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 12:24You didn't show what you're using for .formatted(format: "yyyymmdd'T'hhmmss")
...
But, assuming it produces the string you're expecting, the problem appears to be the format of DTSTART
AND DTEND
.
You are using ":"
where you should be using ";"
:
QUESTION
I am attempting to make my own version of a QR Code, however less complex with what can be put in as data. I have the code set up to where anyone can plug in up to 8 ASCII characters and the code would convert that into a string of the bit values for each character. What I am having trouble doing is placing black squares in the parts of the QR Code where they are required, and white ones where the black ones don't belong.
This is the blank QR Code Template I am using:
This is what my code looks like right now:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 20:03But if I run the code as it is currently, If the last bit is a 1, the whole section I have designated for scannable data turns black, and the opposite is true if the last bit is 0.
The inner loop - for k in range(0,len(bits)):
iterates all of bits and on the last iteration and effectively assigns only the last bit to a cell; then your other loops move-to another cell and do the same thing.
I've refactored by iterating over the bits and advancing the pixel location with each iteration. Your outer loops in bits2pixels
increment by one so I will keep that.
QUESTION
I'm trying to power some multi-selection query & filter operations with SCAN
operations on my data and I'm not sure if I'm heading in the right direction.
I am using AWS ElastiCache (Redis 5.0.6).
Key design: :::
Example:
13434:Guacamole:Dip:Mexico
34244:Gazpacho:Soup:Spain
42344:Paella:Dish:Spain
23444:HotDog:StreetFood:USA
78687:CustardPie:Dessert:Portugal
75453:Churritos:Dessert:Spain
If I want to power queries with complex multi-selection filters (example to return all keys matching five recipe types from two different countries) which the SCAN
glob-style match pattern can't handle, what is the common way to go about it for a production scenario?
Assuming the I will calculate all possible patterns by doing a cartesian product of all field alternating patterns and multi-field filters:
[[Guacamole, Gazpacho], [Soup, Dish, Dessert], [Portugal]]
*:Guacamole:Soup:Portugal
*:Guacamole:Dish:Portugal
*:Guacamole:Dessert:Portugal
*:Gazpacho:Soup:Portugal
*:Gazpacho:Dish:Portugal
*:Gazpacho:Dessert:Portugal
What mechanism should I use to implement this sort of pattern matching in Redis?
- Do multiple
SCAN
for each scannable pattern sequentially and merge the results? - LUA script to use improved pattern matching for each pattern while scanning keys and get all matching keys in a single
SCAN
? - An index built on top of sorted sets supporting fast lookups of keys matching single fields and solve matching alternation in the same field with
ZUNIONSTORE
and solve intersection of different fields withZINTERSTORE
?
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
- An index built on top of sorted sets supporting fast lookups of keys matching all dimensional combinations and therefore avoiding Unions and Intersecions but wasting more storage and extend my index keyspace footprint?
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
:: => key1, key2, keyN
- Leverage RedisSearch? (while impossible for my use case, see Tug Grall answer which appears to be very nice solution.)
- Other?
I've implemented 1) and performance is awful.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 10:20I would vote for option 3, but I will probably start to use RediSearch.
Also have you look at RediSearch? This module allows you to create secondary index and do complex queries and full text search.
This may simplify your development.
I invite you to look at the project and Getting Started.
Once installed you will be able to achieve it with the following commands:
QUESTION
I have an architecture where an Enum is implementing an interface.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-14 at 01:52You could use @Bean
methods, but you'd have to create a method for each enum value.
QUESTION
I am currently working on a project that requires the output of a Code128 barcode to a QRP. It's an older project ported from TD 4.1, it previously used a barcode.dll that doesn't work properly with 6.3.
Since I couldn't find a DLL that would work, I decided to try and use the Code128bWin project from the Sample Vault (https://samples.tdcommunity.net/index.php?dir=&file=Code128bWin.zip). Now, the problem is, the function used there generates barcodes just fine, but they're not scannable and I can't figure out why.
I'm still fairly new to Team Developer, so maybe the problem is totally obvious and I'm just not seeing it, or maybe there is a simpler way to generate the barcode, but I've been stumped on this for days now, and getting nowhere.
I would be appreciative of any help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-23 at 22:14Starting with the obvious - have you tried a UNICODE version of your 'barcode.dll' , as TD6.3 is UNICODE based, or maybe your existing one is UNICODE compliant, but 'not working properly' as you haven't changed your TD string parameters and buffer sizes to UNICODE in your api calls.
e.g. String: LPSTR becomes String: LPWSTR and also bear in mind SalSetBufferLength(20) before an api call will allocate 20 bytes of storage, but be aware that 2 of these bytes will be used as a null terminator. Therefore, to send /receive the barcode string '*4>HR\fpzg' you would need to give the buffer 22 bytes of storage. Could be why your existing dll is not working properly.
QUESTION
First I want to say that I'm relatively new to React and ES6 in general.
So far I've implemented react-i18next with great success in components. I've also added the i18next-scanner to automatically extract translation keys to .json-files.
I have a router/index.js
file containing the routes for my project. This file is also used for creating the sidebar navigation.
In this file I have the names used for the sidebar navigation. The routes are stored as objects which may contain child routes. My problem is that I want to use the i18next t()
function to translate these names.
My code
i18n.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-21 at 09:49I've found what I believe are good solutions to my problems. There is actually no need to use the promise in this case. I can solve this problem in two ways:
1) Rewrite routes/index.js
to take the t()
function as an argument. Pass this function from the component on render (using i18next hook or HOC).
2) Use translation keys in routes/index.js
and translate these on render in the component. To be able to scan for keys, add a dummy function that takes a key as argument and simply returns it. Add this function to the scanner. One way of doing this is to add the following to the i18n.js
file.
QUESTION
I would like to print bigger QR-Codes to increase the scannable range. The magnification factor is already set to 10.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-11 at 14:21You can use ^JMB
to change the dots per millimeter. It will double the size, then you'll have to tweak it in ^BQ
to get it where you want it. Also, I'm not sure ^BQR
does anything, it looks like it only accepts ^BQN
as a valid orientation.
QUESTION
When I close the preview window of my BarcodeScanner
the webcam stay active and I want to prevent that because it's kind of weird to see that the camera is still on and that you can still scan some barcode even if I close the preview.
I can't figure out how to disable the BarcodeScanner
when I close the preview window.
Here's my 'BarcodeScanner' code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 03:13Disable barcode scanner on preview window closing
ClaimedBarcodeScanner
has StopSoftwareTriggerAsync
method, if you want to disable barcode scanner on preview window closing, you just invoke StopSoftwareTriggerAsync
method after HideVideoPreview
.
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You can use Scannable like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Scannable component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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