merlin | Observes network connection status & gives callbacks | Wifi library
kandi X-RAY | merlin Summary
kandi X-RAY | merlin Summary
Merlin aims to simplify network monitoring. Providing 3 registerable callbacks for network connectivity changes. onConnect() , onDisconnect() and onBind(NetworkStatus networkStatus).
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- Writes debug messages to all registered handlers
- Writes a warning message to all registered log handles
- Initializes this instance
- Initializes the Service
- Performs a HEAD request on the specified endpoint
- Apply the text to the Snackbar
- Initialize the instance
- Compares two ConnectivityChangeEvents
- Region Unbindings
- Registers network status updates
- Subscribes network status of an emitter
- Returns a hash code of this node
- Compares two endpoint objects
- Sends a message to each of the internal log handles
- Writes a log message
- Region resume methods
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QUESTION
I have a database with the following tables :
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 17:12One option is to use UNION ALL to normalize your data then then perform a simple conditional aggregation/string_agg()
Example
QUESTION
I had installed merlin 6 months ago to be able to compile Ocaml and I had no problems. I have recently upgraded to update everything but it was impossible to make the package work.
When I try to reinstall it I get this error message (opam install -y merlin):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-15 at 16:13The issue that you have has nothing to do with merlin per se. The problem is that you can't build the compiler using the llvm toolchain, which is used by default on your machine.
The GNU version of the ranlib
tool is able to take several archive arguments, unlike the llvm version of ranlib
that fails on more than one archive.
The general answer is that you should install and select the GNU toolchain in order to build OCaml. I would start my investigation with running which ranlib
to understand why you have the broken ranlib
in the PATH. It could also be possible that you used brew
to install the llvm toolchain, then use brew unlink
to undo this. In the end, you want ranlib
in your path that for ranlib --version
prints GNU ranlib
, not LLVM
.
Also, in macOS, there's the tool called xcode-select
that lets you install and select the toolchains. I don't have the latest version of macOS available, so I can't be sure, but you can try to run xcode-select --install
to install the toolchain and use xcode-select --switch
to select an appropriate one.
With all that said, the OCaml and opam issue trackers are much better places to resolve such problems than SO.
QUESTION
I am plotting router statistics (collected from merlin speed monitoring tool).
The graphs are faceted by year-month, and I want each month's x axis to expand to the entire month, even when I only have part of a months data.
In the example below, the data for January 2022 is incomplete (just 6 hours or so of data).
The code I have tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-01 at 16:20Updat II: Removed prior versions:
- In your database there is only one january 2022 date
- in the dataframe we complete the dates of januare of 2022 using
complete
fromtidyr
package.
QUESTION
Is there a way to jump to the type definition of the type of the value under the current cursor? For example if we have the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 03:50I know you can use Atl-x merlin-locate-type and then use C-c & to jump back.
QUESTION
thank you in advance
I am trying to start a Celery Worker to accept WebConnections usng Channels - but when my worker starts it cannot seem to find channels. When I pip list channels is installed
settings.py has channels
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 15:39QUESTION
Im trying to convert my static product configurator into a dynamic one using the MERN stack, and I am really close to being done with the test version finally! I have everything working, but I am having trouble making it even more dynamic. In my configurator here for example, I have the ability to change colors through a list of hard coded buttons that trigger an event. This gets tedious with the amount of products that I will be trying to deploy to our website, and some products are only available in one, two, or three materials. I have successfully uploaded an array to MongoDB and is structured like so:
So my main question is, how would I go about generating a list of buttons that are nested inside of an accordion like in my example above, while each "section" of the accordion would have the correlating name of that material selection.
Here is my hardcoded snipit of the HTML as well as some of the functions I have currently:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 07:38You should create a custom component for simplicity representing your input radio and loop
- The list of
materials
object - The list of values inside it
In ProductScreen
:
QUESTION
I'm running into an issue with an error code when using the merlin package and I can't figure out what the issue is. I know others have gotten this error message but I still don't know exactly what it means. Here is an example dataframe that has a similar structure as my real data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 14:57Looking at its source code, mlrcs
's primary job is to interpret the formula you provide and pass that to the merlin::merlin
function. But to be parsed correctly, formulas given to mlrcs
require that the intercept to be specified. Your formula does not include an intercept, and so you see the error message. This behavior should probably be added to '?mlrcs' help file.
Also, the 'location' variable should be numeric with zeros and ones. With these adjustments your code fits a model.
QUESTION
I have a kotlin multi-platform project.
When I run it on simulator or android device it works properly, but when I am trying to build an APK it dosen't work :))
It says:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-26 at 08:28I'd try the following:
- Ensure that your
shared
andandroid
module have different package names - Try doing a clean-build/rebuild
QUESTION
Some background story!
I have been working with git to contribute to an open source package, and I am somewhat novice in this area. I know some basic stuff. Furthermore, I also read that if merge conflict happens, we can go through the file and the markers can help us to find the block of codes that have conflict with each other in two versions of the same file.
Recently, I confronted a merge conflict for the first time, and it is on Jupyter notebook file (.ipynb). However, the markers of merge conflict make the notebook unreadable by Jupyter. So, I tried JSON editor and VS CODE and Notepad++. Although I can now see the file, it is really messy because it not only has all metadata of Jupyter notebook but also it shows conflict even for the number of execution. In addition, if there is a figure as an output of a cell in the notebook, it is converted to a lot of characters and scrolling down and go through them is headache.
After searching google and stackoverflow and discuss the issue with the owner of the project, we decided to take another approach. But, it doesn't work. (I explained it below, but first I need to provide further info. Please bear with me)
According to the history of the commits, I should be the one who created such conflicts locally by probably changing the same file on the PARENT branch as nobody changes it in the upstream (in the originAL repo)
Therefore, please let me first briefly walk you through the branches and some changes I did on files.
- After forking and cloning, I created a branch
branch-A
- I changed the notebook 'notebook-file`
- I did Pull Request (PR)
- I created a sub-branch of A, lets call it
sub-branch-of-A
- After switching to sub-branch, I changed two .py files and then also change that
notebook-file
- merge
sub-branch-of-A
intobranch-A
Inside my branch-A
, I did: git push origin branch-A
but I got non-fast-forward
error. Which means a divergence happened. Right? So, I did git pull origin branch-A
to resolve it, but I get merge conflict for the notebook-file
.
Alternative Solution
So, I was told that I can copy the file to somewhere outside my local git repo, then do git checkout notebook-file
to get the file in the parent node where divergence happened. Right? Then, if I do git pull ...
there should be no problem (then I can include the changes of that copied file)
BUT...
I, again, got the merge conflict error. I went crazy and tried several things and still nothing.
I attached the git log below.
The branch I am talking about is Snippets_Tutorial
, And its sub-branch is Snippets_Regime
. If I remember correctly, I used git checkout -b Snippets_Regime Snippets_Tutorial
to create that sub-branch. As I mentioned earlier, I switched to the sub-branch Snippets_Regime
and did some changes to somefile.py
files and the notebook-file
. Then, I merge it into Snippets_Tutorial
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-03 at 13:44What matters in a merge conflict resolution is the two tips and the base, and the conflict. Everything else is noise.
QUESTION
The packages are installed correctly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-04 at 15:11utop
was not installed with opam
but with brew
so it couldn't find the libraries.
Remember to always clean all OCaml related things before installing everything with opam
or it may break things.
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