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Sanity Copyright (C) Cristiano Tagliamonte. Android application to assist during phone calls.
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- Boot service
- Load properties from a file
- Upgrade the preferences from an older version
- Convert integer integer values to integer values
- Create new instance
- This method is called when a Utter is received
- Initialize volume setup
- Initializes the filter
- Updates the dependences based on the input key
- Clear the history
- Helper method to set the selected options of a menu item
- Initializes the preferences
- Handler for receiving PTS events
- Called when a menu item is selected
- Set the preference state
- From interface PhoneListener
- Start the activity
- Called when a back button is pressed
- Initialize the device
- Runs the runnable
- Registers the anonymous country
- Set the volume level
- From interface AudioListener
- Set activity result
- Callback method
- Start the action
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QUESTION
So, I am working on an MVVM-based core SDK for use any time I am developing some Google Apps Script based software, called OpenSourceSDK
. It contain core business logic, including base classes to extend. For example, the file Models/BaseModel.gs
in it is defined to be:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 22:53I was able to get it resolved, but the solution is...hacky.
So, apparently, Google Apps Script exports only what is in globalThis
of a project: just the function
s and var
iables. No class
es, no const
ants, ...
Probably has a lot to do with how ES6 works, with its globalThis
behavior. One can see that in action, by creating a dummy function
, a dummy var
iable, and a dummy class
in their local developer console:
QUESTION
I have a program that computes the CRC of characters using the CRC-16. The program is given below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 21:38The code just needs to declare buf[11] so there's room to append the CRC, then append the CRC. Some other were changes made to work with Visual Studio (the indented blocks used for local variables). The CRC calculation could be simplified.
QUESTION
When making a query to Azure B2C Graph API for retrieving a specific user, I noticed that sometimes no result will be returned, but an HTTP 200 code is returned back from the Graph API server. Our server creates a Graph API token every time we need to make a call to Graph API (will be handled in the future, but this could be why I'm getting the issue below).
The majority of these issues are occurring during our integration tests, which are written in Python.
First, we create the user in Azure B2C:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 07:40This is a globally distributed service and you are hitting a different DC where the user has not replicated to. It can take some seconds till the user appears across all DCs in the region.
This is the expected behaviour and you must architect a solution with this in mind. You can use retry logic but ideally you do not perform a GET subsequent to a POST/PATCH operation.
Ideally you orchestrate sign up through AAD B2C policies which do not have this issue.
QUESTION
I am working in an IBM i 7.3 environment from IBM's CECC service. I'm attempting to test a large application in the PASE environment, but I've had trouble with scripts that use the library. Opening a file in write mode causes scripts to terminate with
SIGILL
.
To test this problem, I wrote the following script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 22:32When using GCC to compile for PASE you must use -pthread
instead of -lpthread
(or also set -D_THREAD_SAFE
). Without this you can run in to problems as AIX header files shipped by PASE have compile-time threading behavior. In addition, the libstdc++ has a different ABI depending on whether you compile with -pthread
or without on AIX platforms. On AIX, GCC will automatically set the binary's runtime library path appropriately to load the pthread or non-pthread GCC libraries while in the open source environment on PASE, we only ship the pthread version.
QUESTION
I have implemented a Xdnd drop support implementation in VTK some time ago. It was working great except with Thunar file manager. All other file managers were working fine at the time. We dismissed this limitation a Thunar bug at the time.
The feature I implemented was very simple:
- Set the window of the application to be XdndAware
- Receive the position message and respond that we are ready to receive
- Receive the drop mesage and request a selection
- Receive the selection notify and recover the URI
- Convert the URI into something we can work with
Nothing fancy, I did not even touch the list type.
Fast forward a few years and now dolphin users cannot drop files correctly into our application. The URI is always the first file dropped since dolphin was started. Restarting our application has no effect. No bug at all with pcmanfm.
This is not a dolphin bug and files can be dropped on blender or firefox from dolphin without issues.
So there must be a bug in our implementation, but I've been staring at the code for some time and everything I tried had no effect, except for breaking Xdnd support completely.
Here are the interesting part of the implementation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 05:47From some testing, the issue is with the preparation and sending of the XdndFinished
ClientMessage
back to the drag and drop source when handling the SelectionNotify
event.
Instead of:
QUESTION
I have a list of dicts in Python called "roles" inside the list the dicts look like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 10:54My mistake was I was working with the original list so it caused unexpected behaviour - Moving Python Elements between Lists
This worked by using a copy of "roles"
QUESTION
I'm working with Unity's play mode test unit that run on Enumerator function (aka. Coroutine).
Inside the test, they will call more sub routines, some of them are ordinary function, some of them are IEnumerator function, thus allowing the test to run and span over several frames.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 18:30Seeing as you are basically trying to guide yourself while writing tests, you could go for a scenario where you always call a certain 'helper' method and let the compiler instruct you if you are wrong.
An option is using a baseclass or utility dictating the way of calling methods. You can then create a method with overloads, handling IEnumerators or regular methods.
QUESTION
This is the setup I have in my server.js file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 15:03Update server.js
to,
QUESTION
I have a repetitive sanity-check process I go through with most calls to a BeautifulSoup object where I:
- Make the function call (
.find
,.find_all
,.select_one
, and.select
mostly) - Check to make sure the element(s) were found
- If not found, I raise a custom
MissingHTMLTagError
, stopping the process there.
- If not found, I raise a custom
- Attempt to retrieve attribute(s) from the element(s) (using
.get
orgetattr
)- If not found, I raise a custom
MissingHTMLAttributeError
- If not found, I raise a custom
- Return either a:
- string, when it's a single attribute of a single element (
.find
and.select_one
) - list of strings, when it's a single attribute of multiple elements (
.find_all
and.select
) - dict, when it's two attributes (key/value pairs) for multiple elements (
.find_all
and.select
)
- string, when it's a single attribute of a single element (
I've created the below solution that acts as a proxy (not-so-elegantly) to BeautifulSoup methods. But, I'm hoping there is an easier eay to accomplish this. Basically, I want to be able to patch all the BeautifulSoup methods to:
- Allow for an extra parameter to be passed, so that the above steps are taken care off in a single call
- If using any of the above methods without providing the extra parameter I want to return the BeautifulSoup objects like normal or raise the
MissingHTMLTagError
if the return value is None or an empty list.
Most of the time the below function is used with a class variable (self._soup
), which is just a BeautifulSoup object of the most-recent requests.Response
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 23:21I believe I've figured out a succinct and reasonable way to accomplish what I'm looking for with the following wrapper:
QUESTION
SOLVED
I have recently bought a laptop with Nvidia RTX 3080 and installed the requisite libraries needed for tensorflow-gpu. After having installed them, I am running the following code for sanity check:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 12:10Nvidia RTX 3080
cards are based on the Ampere
architecture for which compatible CUDA version start with 11.x
.
Up gradation of tensorflow from 2.3
to 2.4
or 2.5
will solve above issue. For more details you can refer here.
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