mdk | Cameo plugin for MMS sync and DocGen
kandi X-RAY | mdk Summary
kandi X-RAY | mdk Summary
Cameo MDK is a plugin for Cameo Systems Modeler and other No Magic environment bundles that’s primary purposes are to sync models with the MMS and implement the DocGen language, which allows modelers to dynamically generate documents in a model-based approach using the view and viewpoint concept.
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- Visit a DBTableEntry
- Process a DBBook
- Process a table
- Prints an image
- Process a section
- Process a DBList
- Processes the columnspec
- Visit a simple list
- Visit a tableEntry
- Visit a table
- Process the target list
- Initialize UI variables
- Parses and executes the automated view generation
- Invokes the action
- Performs the action on the first selection
- Run the view
- Returns a list of targets
- Initializes the generator
- Run the user input
- Performs group transformation
- Initialize UI
- Performs the actual resolution of the given project
- Initialize the project
- Initializes the tree view
- Returns the list of element elements
- Runs the current branch
- Initialize the editor
- Return a paragraph for this Paragraph
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mdk Examples and Code Snippets
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on mdk
QUESTION
I want to make a mod for, Minecraft 1.12.2 but seems as the old Gradle doesn't exist anymore, and just creates the stuff for versions over 1.13, any idea on how to fix it or where can I get the old version for 1.12? anytime I want to do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-14 at 00:22So... after lots of days investigating I found a version that allows me to work propperly I downloaded here: https://github.com/DaRealTurtyWurty/Tutorial-Mod
and their version worked fine, but after some investigation I'm dumb and I'm not supposed to compile with eclipse, I must use ./gradlew build, and that will start creating the mod.
so... the solution was the version provided by turtywurty, and dont use eclipse, and better use visual studio code.
QUESTION
I have a pandas dataframe that contains DNA sequences and gene names. I want to translate the DNA sequences into protein sequences, and store the protein sequences in a new column.
The data frame looks like:
DNA gene_name ATGGATAAG gene_1 ATGCAGGAT gene_2After translating and storing the DNA, the dataframe would look like:
DNA gene_name protein ATGGATAAG... gene_1 MDK... ATGCAGGAT... gene_2 MQD...I am aware of biopython's (https://biopython.org/wiki/Seq) ability to translate DNA to protein, for example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 17:57Since you want to translate each sequence in the "DNA" column, you could use a list comprehension:
QUESTION
I am using this -> https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gettingstarted/ (forge documentation)
now I'm on this point:
Generating IDE Launch/Run Configurations:
For IntelliJ, run the genIntellijRuns gradle task (gradlew genIntellijRuns).
And this what i have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 17:36I downgraded jdk version to 15.0.2 and this helped to solve problem.
QUESTION
- arm-none-eabi-gcc version 10.3-2021.10 20210824
- device: nordic nRF52840/nRF52832/nRF52833
- library affected: Nordic NRF5 SDK 17.1.0 - custom build system (CMake)
I wrote the CMake build system for Nordic NRF5 SDK (natively it only supports makefiles). The build system has a executable (application) and multiple underlying static libraries. The dependencies go like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-21 at 09:56I figured out, as I am using CMake, that I can supply OBJECT
keyword with the add_library()
function. In that case the keyword works as expected. Take note that object library linked to another object library does not work properly. And the underlying object library must, also, be included in the top-most (non-object library) target.
QUESTION
My TI Tiva ARM program is not working on TM4C123G. Using board EK TM4C123GXL. Program doesn't blink on board RGB LEDs. I am able to run other example program to check the LEDs, this program is from textbook TI TIVA ARM PROGRAMMING FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS. Need help to debug this program. Thanks
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 16:18If you must use a counting-loop delay, you must at least declare the control variables volatile
to be sure they will not be optimised away:
QUESTION
I've got some software compiled to run on an embedded NRF24 target, using a gcc-arm-none-eabi toolchain from here (a custom one that provides gdb with support for python3) . I'm trying essentially, malloc
an array from the GDB debugger console at runtime, then fill it with elements that I provide.
I have a pointer defined in a .c file like: static float32_t *array;
.
I want to then call a cmd like: call (void*) malloc(num_of_elements*sizeof(float32_t))
from inside the GDB console to allocate an array at runtime, and then fill it with elements with something like maybe: call (void*) memcpy(array, {var1, var2... var n}, n)
My issue is the GDB debugger cannot find the malloc
stdlib function. If I do something like:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 02:01It can't find this function
The function may not be linked into your binary.
- Does your binary call
malloc
elsewhere? - Do you link against
libc.so
orlibc.a
? - Does
nm a.out | grep ' malloc'
find it?
it is fine with finding fns, like
memcpy
If your binary calls memcpy
and you link against libc.a
, then memcpy
implementation will be linked in. Using the same nm
command from above will show that the memcpy
symbol is present and malloc
is not.
If you want to call malloc
at runtime, you need to make sure it's linked in. One way to achieve this is to add:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement simple SetHome and Home commands into my mod using the Forge 1.16.5 MDK. I followed TutorialsByKaupenjoe's custom commands video (https://youtu.be/bYH2i-KOLgk) but they didn't describe the use of arguments in commands. I have found very brief and limited descriptions on how to use argument types and even looked at the vanilla commands. The best resource I could find was (https://github.com/TheGreyGhost/MinecraftByExample/blob/master/src/main/java/minecraftbyexample/mbe45_commands/MBEquoteCommand.java).
this is my SetHomeCommand.java class
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 09:35The problem is that you place the .execute() outside the .then(Commands.argument(...))
The correct part of code will be:
QUESTION
I'm going throught a list where I'm sampling the elements of the list.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 13:47Example data:
QUESTION
Error report:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 13:19This problem might be occurring due to one or more problems mentioned below:-
- Server-Side issues: Many times, the server becomes unresponsive and either sends less data or no data at all. Try after 4-5 hours. Sometimes, it can even take a day!
- "build.gradle" file is bugged: If you've not modified your build.gradle file at any time, then it can't be the/a reason.
Try navigating into your MDK folder and run gradlew eclipse
command.
Please post your build.gradle file correctly, it isn't opening :).
QUESTION
I'm writing a script that will allow me to move a folder and fix an XML based project file.
I'm getting from the user the source and destination paths and saving them in a pathlib.Path
object.
My question is, how can I use the 2 paths given by the user to find a relative path to the XML project file in order to replace all appearances of this path?
I have tried to use the relative_to
function, but because the project file is not a parent directory, I get an error
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-21 at 11:54Problem is that relative_to()
search only subfolders but not folder which would need ..
.
You will have to use os.path.relpath()
instead of module pathlib
.
Error shows two paths 'SI\\SI_Boot\\SiBoot'
, 'SI\\SI_Boot\\MDK-ARM\\SI_Boot.uvprojx'
so I use them in examples. Because I use Linux
so I tested with /
instead of \\
.
pathlib
gives error
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Install mdk
Download the Cameo MDK plugin, e.g. mdk-*-plugin.zip.
Run CSM. From the main menu, select "Help" > "Resource/Plugin Manager".
Click "Import", navigate to the downloaded Cameo MDK plugin, and click "Open".
CSM should confirm installation with the following prompt.
Restart CSM. To check installation, select from the main menu "Help" > "Resource/Plugin Manager" > "Plugins (no cost)" and ensure a row exists for "Model Development Kit" and its status is "Installed" with the correct version.
Starting with version 4.5.1+ you will be able to define custom build profiles (in ./buildProfiles) which will house the classpath and other variables previously managed by setting -buildAccess=internal. These profiles will allow customization based on your build process and for your particular version of Cameo. NOTE: By default build profiles are excluded from being committed to git by a buildProfiles/.gitignore.
In order to use a custom profile to run any of the below commands. Use the command with -PbuildProfile=<yourProfileName> otherwise it will default to using opensource. Task dependencies are declared such that all necessary prerequisites are executed/cached, e.g. runJava will first dependencies, assemble, distZip, etc.
./gradlew dependencies will download all necessary dependencies.
./gradlew assemble will compile Cameo MDK from source.
./gradlew distZip will package the installable plugin.
./gradlew installDist will install the plugin in a staging environment.
./gradlew runJava will interactively run CSM with Cameo MDK from the staging environment.
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