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Structurize is a Minecraft mod to aid in designing and placing structures. See its Curseforge page here.
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- Initializes the window
- Rotate the structure
- Disable input if necessary
- Handle keyboard
- Initializes all necessary buttons
- Sets the structure name
- Initialise the Navmatrix
- Initialise the style navigation
- Populates the structure by name
- Select the right button
- Generate the item models
- Request a scanned plan to the server
- Checks if the block can be added to the player
- Draw this component
- Called when the controller is being executed
- Draws the self line
- Transform a Vector3d object with placement settings
- Initialise the generator setup
- Initializes the panel
- On client app initialization
- Handles the event
- Draw the button
- Override render method
- Renders the self tile
- Initializes the box
- Generate the block states
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QUESTION
File I have this attached text file which contains unstructured data with some information lines before. How can i structurize this data (extract information in structured manner). So in the end i have several columns (in this case 5) and have the corresponding information in that. Frame 50 contains 10 values, Frame 51 contains 10 vales and so on and also get the first 4 lines value in separate. I tried and come up with the following code. But this is not the best list/array i get. Thanks
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Answered 2020-May-05 at 13:51Try the following
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I've got the following task: I need to Produce a Spring Boot REST API that reads in data from a JSON file and allows the user to filter by colour. The URL should look similar to: http://localhost:8080/cars?colour=red The input data is in the included JSON file (cars.json) It is of the form:
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Answered 2020-Mar-10 at 16:34You can use the below data structure
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I have a vue2 component, where some methods are pretty long with a lot of callbacks and I would like to structurize it better. I try to follow the guidelines as per callbackhell.com but things don't look that easy within vue method.
Below is the sample of where I am at the moment, it works, but I am confused about the following:
Function hoisting doesn't seem to work here, I need to define my functions first before I run them otherwise, it triggers an error. Why is that, am I missing something here?
When I define inner functions like this, I lose the "this" bound to Vue component in them. I fix it by the
.bind(this)after the function definition, it works but looks rather obscure. Is there any better way to define a utility function within methods while still keeping the context of "this"?Is this generally adding functions into method a good approach in Vue? I know I could make them sibling methods directly in
methods: {}object and that resolves most of my issues, but as they are only relevant to thesaveFavourites()method and not to anything else in the component, wrapping them within looks cleaner to me?
Thanks so much
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Answered 2020-Jan-02 at 19:43For question 1, hoisting only applies to function declarations, not function expressions. Compare:
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I'm building a Excel-like table into web browser with React.js using only
As we know, it is impossible to load whole data into HTML at single web page due to performance issue.
So I decided to show partial data to user using scrolling.
The main concept is simple, build HTML near user's viewport.
Guess if user is seeing 1800th to 1900th data in single viewport. I'will load only about 1750th ~ 1950th data into HTML. If user scroll up, I'll load HTML for 1700th ~ 1750th data and remove 1900th ~ 1950th data.
I think I need to manually manipulate scroll offset for getting pos where user is at. If each row's height is same as 40px and height of viewport is 1000px, then user will see 25 items at single viewport, so I need to load about 25(front) + 25(currently seeing) + 25(end) data and if user go upside or downside, I'll load additional data and remove data which far away from user.
However, I found that, requirement for my table is not matched with this situations. Here's my situation.
First, Each row's height is not same. Basically my table will show rows of row as single row. What I mean is, table single row can be looks like below,
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Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 08:39I found react-virtualized and it works. It also support dynamic resizing of row and it greatly helped
QUESTION
I need some way to structurize GraphQL API in Rails. I see that most developers do big chain of GraphQL queries and mutation like
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Answered 2019-Jul-04 at 14:56Unfortunately this is something that is not permitted by the GraphQL Specification (https://graphql.github.io/graphql-spec/June2018/).
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I'm kind of new to React and am following some video tutorials as also am I reading some books about it. (None older than 2016 - because It changes a lot)
During my journey, I passed by two ways to do the array.map() loop in React.
1. Do the map loop inside the parent component and just return the elements from the child component
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Answered 2018-Aug-06 at 10:34As react is component based you should group your props to the component it belongs to. Option 2 doesn't make much sense as you have an ItemList component which accepts a list of items and obviously renders and maintains that list. The Item component is specific to one item and shouldn't know about other items. Additionally, with option 1 you are decoupling the item list from the actual Item.
The better approach is to have a parent component to render a collection of child items.
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I have a library for go webserver and contain js file as well, so this is supposed to be the directory trees of users app. myapp is users app and mylib is library that fetched through go get.
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Answered 2017-Apr-25 at 00:18You could add a second handler for javascript that serves from a different folder (which could even be configurable):
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You can use Structurize 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 Structurize 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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