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A simple time tracker, mostly controlled through the tray icon.
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- Connects the models
- Gets the currently running state model
- Gets the pause button model
- Gets the start button model
- Show the screen as an icon
- Exit the application
- Destroys the icon
- Connect the models to the view
- Creates an image
- Add event listeners
- Toggles the windows
- Returns true if the inner bin is enabled
- Enable or disable the component
- Remove a PropertyChangeListener from the List
- Shows the window
- Create the components
- Adds a PropertyChangeListener to the list of PropertyChangeListeners
- Terminates the application
- Set the tooltip for the tooltip
- Set the icon to use in the tooltip
- Creates the components for the tray
- Destroy the main window
- Main entry point
- Destroys an AWT icon
- Changes the visibility of the main window
- Set whether or not the window is visible
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QUESTION
I have an Azure Function type project in Visual Studio.
This is my Startup:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 13:53Did I misunderstand in some place... ? Although I don't know the reason, but I think I can share my test result:
My test class:
QUESTION
I am writing up a C# application using Winforms, and I need to collect some data based on my selection from a comboBox. I also have a start button that enables data collection, and a stop button that halts the data collection.
This is what I am capable of doing right now:
Measure all data from all channels by switching my selection on the comboBox (one channel at a time). The process goes like: select a channel- start button click - wait for data collection - stop button click
But here is what I want to do in code: Select a channel - start button click - wait for data collection - stop button click switch to next channel - start button click -wait for data collection - stop button click ................ repeat this process until done.
My question is: what should I adopt to achieve this? I have been trying to use startButton.PerformClick( ) to enabling the buttons, however, I need to stop for a few seconds in between starting and stopping to wait for data collection.
You may ask why because this is very inefficient, but for some reason the DLL from the third party cannot collect data from all channels at the same time. So i have to manually switch my channel selection from the comboBox in order to collect all data at one go.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 17:23Here is a simple routine shell that should help you. This uses a timer to poll if the data is complete (checking a boolean, which is currently set to true for testing). In your case you could probably just set the timers tick value to be the delay you want. If you have a way of knowing when the data is done being collected for the channel, that would be more preferable. This code runs standalone so you can test and configure it before starting to integrate it into your existing code. All it requires is a a listbox for viewing the logs.
QUESTION
please help me
I am trying to make a two-player game and facing an issue with the result page I need to show on the result page who won lost or if tie
here is my flash file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wGQh1UXlsQXQT1ofyubljxgWQJelB7GE/view?usp=sharing
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 22:34Ok, here we go.
QUESTION
I am still trying to learn coding with QML + c++, so the very nature of this code snippet might sound a little bit unpractical. I am trying to write a class that inherits from QQuickView
and loads a qml
file. Here is my header file:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 09:29The problem is caused because QQuickView expects an Item as root, not a Window.
The problem is because QQuickView expects an element as root, not a window. Your program does the following:
- When you start the window that is visible is the QML
- Then the QQuickView window appears
- And after it hides the QQuickView and passes step 2.
Steps 1 and 2 answer your question 1 and 2 respectively. In the case of question 3 the answer is that you are only hiding the second window.
This is pointed out in the QQmlApplicationEngine docs:
SolutionUnlike QQuickView, QQmlApplicationEngine does not automatically create a root window. If you are using visual items from Qt Quick, you will need to place them inside of a Window.
So there are 2 options:
Or replace Window with Item:
QUESTION
I am very new to Azure Functions and I am facing problems in connecting it with the SQL Server database. I am using DbContext to do so.
Here is my code:
DbContext (EntityContext.cs
):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 09:36Please refer the link of the official document of Microsoft for Azure Functions.
In your case change Startup
class as:
QUESTION
The problem I have it is:
I tried to download 1000+ images -> it works, but it takes a very long time to load the image downloaded completely, and the program continues and downloads the next image etc... Until let's admit 100 but the 8th image is still not finished downloading.
So I would like to understand why I encounter such a problem here and / or how to fix this problem.
Hope to see an issue
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 17:48So I would like to understand why I encounter such a problem here and / or how to fix this problem.
There are probably two reasons I can think of.
- Connection/Port Exhaustion
- Thread Pool Exhaustion
Connection/Port Exhaustion
This happens when you're attempting to create too many connections at once, or when the connections you made previously have not yet been released. When you use a WebClient
the resources it uses sometimes don't get released immediately. This causes a delay between when that object is disposed and the actual time that the next WebClient
attempting to use the same port/connection actually gets access to that port.
An example of something that would most likely cause Connection/Port Exhaustion
QUESTION
I was trying to build a function app that can refresh Tabular analysis server tables. I have written the code referring to several documents available online. When I tried to execute the code I'm getting the "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error at "var connStr = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["cubeConnection"].ConnectionString;"
In stackoverflow, I have found a similar question (link) where it was asked to create a v1 function. But in my case, I can use only 3.1. Could anyone help me with this?
Below is the script which I developed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 07:29The correct answer is that Azure Function V3
no longer uses ConfigurationManager
.
Now you can use the following code to get the connection string:
QUESTION
I have a 1GB text file in blob storage and I'm currently building a function that will take the contents of each line and send them to an external API. this external API is limited to 200 requests per second, and I'm also restricted to a ten-minute runtime for my functions due to my subscription plan.
I'm looking into using durable functions to handle this use case by reading the file in chunks. I have written the following code to test out reading the code into chucks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 03:44Unless you know in advance something about line lengths of each line (like every line is exactly 128 bytes long or something like that), there is no way to always read to a perfect line boundary.
Instead, you have to keep reading small amounts consecutively until you get to the end of a line and then mark in your temporary storage where to continue reading on the next pass to pick up reading the next line.
For example, if a typical line is 100 bytes long and you end up with a partial line (which you will almost always), then read another 250 bytes or so until you find the end of the line you're currently on. Then, calculate what file position that line ended on and store that for the next pass.
QUESTION
A very simple timer written in Flutter. But the timer's time is jumping from 1 to 3 , 3 to 6 (crazy) and it goes to -(minus) value when it should stop. Using setState to update the time. Here is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 11:25You are starting timer inside the build()
method, meaning every time the UI is rerendered, the start()
function is called inside MyTimer
class.
You can try calling the timer.start(updateUI)
inside the initState method (add it to _MyHomePageState
), e.g:
QUESTION
I have a state that updates the time every second with setTimeout, but I can not clear it with ClearTimeout. When I print timerClear value, it shows me different values.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 07:58Because of the dependency array [MyTime]
every time MyTime
changes, you're creating a new interval and the reference to old interval is lost. With such setup you're better off using a setTimeout
.
Also since you have a normal variable, it is redeclared on every re-render.
If you're going to use setInterval
you should be using a useRef
to keep reference to it and remove MyTime
from dependency array.
Something along the lines of:
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