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What I want to achieve is to be able to drag a Sprite, and when it moves over the interactive area of another Sprite, it emits particles.

However the Pointermove event doesn't get called if I am dragging a different sprite (likely since my pointer is over the draggable sprite, not the interactive sprite.) I tried adding an If-Condition to my drag event instead, which tests if my draggable object is over the interactive Sprite, which sort of works, but it reacts over any area of the sprite, as opposed to exclusively the interactive area. This is important because my Sprite's interactive area uses pixel perfect.

Is there any way to achieve the result I am looking for?

My try with Pointermove:

So, I'm trying to retrieve data from a data base on my own www.ionos.com server, which is dedicated and running SQL Server 2019.

I'm using PHP to retrieve the data. But, even though there are over 10K rows, I only ever see 1 row!

When I retrieve the data, I get 100 rows (restricting the select to TOP(100)) but all the data is coming back as NULL which is absolutely not true.

Here is my PHP code:

I am working on a workaround for my cloud-app, that downloads the needed files, if git lfs is not supported.

However, I need to check for wandering-sponge-4.pth, label_embeddings.npy in the root folder and pytorch_model.bin under distilbert-dlf/pytorch_model.bin

I used Path to check all directories and save them as a string inside an array, so I can check for the above files afterwards.

I came up with the code down below, that returns me true, if all files are available.

It always prints false, although every file is in place. What did I miss?

(I need to check the described three names in my array of strings)

I have this code that essentially translates pixels of an image to a block in minecraft and it gives you a "map" of where to put that block in order to form the image in the game: the code generates a csv file where each cell in the spreadsheet corresponds to a block.

I want to improve this and not only output the csv file, but also output a txt file with the minecraft commands that'll generate the image in game.

Also, those commands have to have a relative position to the player's (x, y, z) which should be informed in the code via a tuple or something.

So, assuming that the player is at 0, 0, 0 in game, and my csv looks like

Here's this same dataframe in dict form for testing

i would like to run an SQL query to calculate the number of passes and fails in a list. I've created a scenario with students and grades to better explain my problem.

I have 2 tables one being the student table

and another table being the grades

some rules To get a Car license you need to have passed Maths and English. To have a Boat license you need to have passed Maths English and Science.

How would I go about calculating the total number of students that can get a Car and Boat license?

To get an output like the following

I've added an SQLFiddle for further info.

http://sqlfiddle.com/#!18/900a7

Let's say I have an app with many different entities, which do not have relations between each other.

I would like to create a search that queries all of them, but returns a unified type, i.e:

I have compiled CLIPS 6.4 into a shared library (compiled as C++) so that I can use in a C++ application.

I want to now write a simple test C++ application that allows me to:

1. Start up the CLIPS engine
2. Load a CLIPS program (see animal.clp)
3. Assert a fact from the C++ program to the CLIPS engine and receive responses back from CLIPS in my C++ program
4. Safely terminate the CLIPS engine and cleanup when nothing on the agenda (all rules fired) - i.e. program completed

I'm looking for using MC|Brand channel on a sponge minecraft server.

When i'm trying to use :

My data is comprised of a column of fish counts with the corresponding when and where of each catch.