vane | lore friendly enhancements for vanilla Minecraft
kandi X-RAY | vane Summary
kandi X-RAY | vane Summary
Vane is a group of plugins which provide many immersive and lore friendly extensions for vanilla minecraft. It runs on any papermc based server.
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- Determines the shape of an entire block .
- Set item selector .
- Create a menu item for a region selection .
- Compare two sketches .
- Get a second door .
- Process entity movement events .
- Load persisted persistent data .
- Generate menu item selector
- Process an inventory item .
- Compile a config field .
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QUESTION
We're building a small REPL that evaluates (with eval) javascript expressions as they are being entered by the user. Since the whole thing is event-driven, evaluation must take place in a separate function, but the context (that is, all declared variables and functions) must be preserved between the calls. I came up with the following solution:
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 19:05If the user-entered code isn't meant to have any side-effects outside of their uses of evaluate, one approach is to concatenate the new input strings onto the old input strings. So, for example:
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I have a vector mystr the elements of which contain the unit of measure for a given parameter - this is indicated by the letters, symbols etc. following UOM=. This may be placed at the end of a string or delimited by a semicolon ;
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Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 22:00You can use the following base R PCRE regex solution:
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I have a fixed nav bar on mobile view, the site is horizontally scrolled through. The same code worked in another html page with an almost identical div structure. I'm having one main issue in this page -The fixed nav-container isn't fixed after the first page and sometimes the second page section or '#about. I've tried adding 'fixed' in the html of the nav but it still isn't working. HTML
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Answered 2020-Sep-10 at 19:07All you have to do, if I get your question correctly, is to do this :
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I am using MongoDB-Stitch application to create a phonebook app. When I update a user the information gets saved correctly in the database but it won't show on the client until after I refresh the page. I believe the issue is in my reducer with the action.payload._id but I'm not really sure if that is it. Reducer
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Answered 2020-May-05 at 17:22You have sent payload as an array with contactId and contact to reducer, where you are expecting the payload to have _id field in reducer. You probably just need to send the contact and use the _id field from it assuming the contact sent to update contact is of the format
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I've a problem about deallocating memory using free() in C. My program generates a random genealogic tree using a matrix. This matrix can be very huge depending on the number of family members. The program seemed to work fine until I decided to generate more than one tree. I noticed that generating about 100 trees causes my 8GB RAM to fill! I'm sure I can make a better code to reduce the demand of memory, but my problem remains. I use free() to deallocate memory and there's no error. I installed Valgrind to se what's happening and it says that about 100 million byte per tree are definitely lost. This means that free() doesn't work fine. I don't now where is the problem. I link some functions that I think are correlated to the problem.
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Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 13:04This:
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I'm using a CSS Grid layout to create a table and want to be able to hide a center column and have the remaining columns adjust to fill the void from the missing column. I'll just post a bit of code so you can see how the layout is working. I've tried various hacks, but really, I am just not the CSS master. I have a couple of images that tell the whole story. Also, the HTML is just a snip, cuz it's like a mile long.
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Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 23:14I'm curious why you aren't using an actual table for this? I know you're only showing us an image of the layout and I don't know all the requirements for your project. But this looks like the perfect place to use an HTML table. It would certainly be more accessible using a table.
https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/tables/irregular/
Anyway, you can use use grid-auto-flow to collapse columns you remove from the DOM.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/grid-auto-flow
In the simple grid below, removing any of the grid children from the DOM will result in the remaining children reflowing to fill the space. I hope you can use this with your current code. Good luck.
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I am trying to create a cumulative histogram based on NYSE Tick for Intra-Day trading. The accumulative indicator should be reset to zero on each day at 9:30am. I have so far created the cumulative histogram but I have no idea how to reset it to zero. Can anyone help?
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Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 21:50This uses the time() function with session information to detect if the chart's bar is in the required time period.
Your code is now v4:
QUESTION
Getting "Type mismatch" error on the following code and cannot figure this one out...
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Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 16:40I changed the first lines into the following and it works:
QUESTION
I know others have asked similar questions but they are often old posts with outdated code and solutions.
Regardless of whether I use scanf_s or fgets, it always seems to get skipped despite the fact that I have done this the exact same way on other PCs with the same version of VS and they work fine.
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Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 18:28Let us walk through
QUESTION
I have a Weather Meter, and I am able to read data from it.
My problem occurs, when I try to use the library UnoWiFiDevEd.h send the data to store the information on the internet.
Arduino tells following:
Global variables use 1648 bytes (80%) of dynamic memory, leaving 400 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2048 bytes. Low memory available, stability problems may occur.
I have read, that another means, that the Uno WiFi library itself leads almost 50% Dynamic Memory usage.
Do anyone have an idea, how I can minimize memory usage?
Thank you in advance
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Answered 2019-Sep-20 at 14:34Arduino has the F() macro for constant strings to simply indicate that the string should be used from the 'ROM' flash memory of Harvard architecture CPU and not loaded into 'dynamic memory' (RAM). By wrapping constant strings into F macro you reduce the usage of RAM.
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Install vane
Again, download/compile and place vane-waterfall jar into the proxy server's plugins/ directory. The configuration will be generated on first start.
Define multiple listeners (distinct ports) for your servers in the proxy's config.yml.
Map these ports to multiplexer ids in plugins/vane-waterfall/config.yml. The specific multiplexer ids must be >0. Other than that the ids are only important to check player permissions.
Assign the corresponding permission(s) vane_waterfall.auth_multiplexer.<multiplexer_id> to the desired group in the proxy's config.yml.
Assign the group to a player using the players' UUID. THIS IS IMPORTANT and won't work with player names.
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