elapsedtime | Java library which generates a string representation | Frontend Utils library
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ElapsedTime is a lightweight Java library which generates a string representation of an elapsed time. (e.g.: "2 hours ago").
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- Returns a string representation of a duration
- Get the string representation of the provided duration
- Creates a map of time divided by the given duration
- Returns the given duration as a string
- Get the string representation of the provided duration
- Creates a map of time divided by the given duration
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Lines of Code : 14License : Permissive (MIT)
Copy// Basic usage
String str1 = ElapsedTime.getFromDurationMillis(500); // Moments ago
String str2 = ElapsedTime.getFromDurationMillis(1000); // 1 second ago
String str3 = ElapsedTime.getFromDurationMillis(3650000); // 1 hour ago
// And so on...
// Spe // Change the default locale (default is ENGLISH)
ElapsedTime.defaultLocale = Locale.FRENCH;
// Change the default smallest division.
// Everything smaller than this will be printed as "Moments ago"
// Default is SECOND
ElapsedTime.smallestTimeDivisi
com.vdurmont
elapsedtime
1.1.0
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QUESTION
I'm trying to access to a variable in a multiprocessing worker within a QThread.
I made a minimal example to highlight my point:
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 10:50Child processes in Python do not share memory by default—code running in one process cannot access or change the memory used by another process. This means that each process has its own copy of each of the variables you are using, including the mp_worker_class.nbiter variable. Hence, you don't see changes that a child process makes to its mp_worker_class.nbiter variable from the parent process (or any of the other child processes, for that matter.)
As you have seen, we can get data from a parent process to a child process by using the args keyword argument to the multiprocessing.Process constructor. However, this simply copies the data from the parent to the child; we're still not sharing memory between the two processes.
QUESTION
I am using SQL Server on Windows 10
I run an update statement on a table of 170M records
The SQL update is been running for more than 9 hours now and apparently needs another 24 hours!!
here is my SQL
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 20:27Shall I kill this process and start over
Yes. The most pressing problem is your join predicate T.RepID = T.RepID. This means the query won't be doing what you hoped.
The join condition between the UPDATE target and #temp table is left completely uncorrelated.
The execution plan image shows that SQL Server treated it as below
QUESTION
I'm struggling with updating point geometry in Three JS. I tried to move individual points and eventually move to a point I want. To keep things clean, I created a class constructor.
And it is rendered fine and rotates fine. But only the point position is not updated.
I tried to update them like below.
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Answered 2021-May-28 at 18:38function animate(target) {
This line does not work. The argument of the animation callback functions is always a time value. Hence target.length is undefined and no geometry data are updated.
QUESTION
I've got an array of objects of this signature:
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Answered 2021-May-26 at 06:27Array.prototype.map() returns an array of elments returned from callback function. In your case it is an array:
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I have an Ionic app that is already almost done. Until now, I've been testing it with the regular ionic build method, and then using Capacitor to make an APK to test. That works well, just as the app does in the navigator, when developing it.
But when I try to use the --prod flag to optimize my code, I receive a huge amount of template errors that don't allow me to compile the code. Needless to say, these errors never show up on regular builds.
Steps to Reproduce: Having a normally working version (both for Android and web), try to build a production version with ionic build --prod.
Output: Here you have a part of my output. You can see it mainly affects the templates:
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Error: src/app/app.component.html:10:5 - error NG8001: 'ion-menu' is not a known element:
- If 'ion-menu' is an Angular component, then verify that it is part of this module.
- If 'ion-menu' is a Web Component then add 'CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA' to the '@NgModule.schemas' of this component to suppress this message.
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src/app/app.component.ts:18:16 18 templateUrl: 'app.component.html', ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Error occurs in the template of component AppComponent.
Error: src/app/app.component.html:10:60 - error NG8002: Can't bind to 'disabled' since it isn't a known property of 'ion-menu'.
- If 'ion-menu' is an Angular component and it has 'disabled' input, then verify that it is part of this module.
- If 'ion-menu' is a Web Component then add 'CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA' to the '@NgModule.schemas' of this component to suppress this message.
- To allow any property add 'NO_ERRORS_SCHEMA' to the '@NgModule.schemas' of this component.
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This is my main module:
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 18:03Import IonicModule in your all modules where ever you used ionic components and also in your app.module.ts.
QUESTION
Firstly, this problem is not unique to the current project I am currently working on and has happened several times before. Here is the problem.
I have a Triangle struct. olc::vf2d is a vector class with x and y components.
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Answered 2021-May-01 at 23:35There are some missing items to be able to diagnose. You have to have some kind of coordinate system. Is it a right-handed coordinate system or a left-handed coordinate system. You determine this by taking your X/Y origin, and visualizing your hand over it with your thumb pointing towards you. When the X-axis rotates counter-clockwise, i.e. the way the fingers of your right hand curl when held as visualized, does the positive X-axis move towards the positive Y-axis (right-handed system) or does it move towards the negative Y-axis (left-handed system).
As an example, most algebra graphing is done with a right-handed system, but on the raw pixels of a monitor positive Y is down instead of up as typically seen in algebra.
Direction of motion should be independent of rotation angle -- unless you really want them coupled, which is not typically the case.
Using two different variables for direction-of-motion and angle-of-rotation will allow you to visually and mentally decouple the two and see better what is happening.
Now, typically -- think algebra -- angles for rotation are measured starting from "east" -- pointing to the right -- is zero degrees, "north" is 90 degrees -- pointing up -- and so on.
If you want to move "straight up" you are not moving in the zero-degree direction, but rather in the 90-degree direction. So if your rotation is zero degrees but movement is desired to be "straight up" like the triangle points, then you should be using a 90-degree offset for your movement versus your rotation.
If you decouple rotation and motion, this behavior is much easier to understand and observe.
QUESTION
I wrote a program that goes through directories recursively; that is, it has a method that goes through all the files in a directory; if any of those files are (sub)directories, it also goes through the subdirectory's files, etc. Once my program determines that a file is not a directory, it creates a File object for it and gets certain information from that, such as how much space it takes up, etc.
I wondered if NIO Path objects would do this work any faster; I don't need the file data itself, afaik I don't need to open the file. I need the name, extension, and length. So I went about writing a new method that took a String and created a Path instead of a File.
I've run into a set of files that puzzle me. In c:\Users\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\ are 5 of these files; they're all EXE files, they're all 0 length. Doing a DOS directory listing, including one with the /AL qualifier, does not show them to be either junctions or symlinks. But if I create a Path object with one of them and then attempt to read the file's basic attributes:
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Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 13:23Those files are related to aliases of Windows Store Apps. These allow launching Windows Store programs from the command line. You can see aliases and turn alias on/off here:
QUESTION
I am trying to flip upside down the array which size is big.(ex. 4096x8192)
At first, I tried with two array for input and output and It works!.
(I will say input is original and output is flipped array)
But I thought it will be easier and much efficient if each thread can hold input elements. Then I can only use one array!
Could you guys share your knowledge or introduce any documents that help this problem?
Thanks and here is my code.
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 19:14For an even number of rows in the array, you should be able to do something like this:
QUESTION
I solve a task of counting unique lines in a text file. Each string is one valid ip-address. The file can be of any size (literally, hundreds and thousands of gigabytes are possible). I wrote a simple class that implements a bit array and using it for counting.
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 13:37Is it possible that the blocking queue not only blocks the consumer but also the sender as soon as a chunk of data was enqueued? In this case your reading thread has to pause, and maybe initiating the next read operation means to wait until the hard drive has completed the next rotation.
What performance do you get if you increase the blocking queue's size?
So you'd have to ensure the reader is never paused. If the queue grows too big, increase the number of consuming threads.
QUESTION
I am currently working on a flutter app that will plot data from a BLE device in real-time on a line chart (where the data will be displayed in an oscilloscope style format). As a place holder for the live BLE data, I am using a timer callback to generate and plot a sine wave with the "charts_flutter" package. So far everything seems to be working. However, it seems like the chart rendering struggles to keep up when the update period is less than 500ms (for example, setting it to 200ms causes everything to freeze up). Before I start experimenting with different packages, I'd like to see if anyone has tips or suggestions to try to speed things up. It is possible that I'm just doing something wrong with state management etc. since I'm not that experienced with flutter. The code is pretty short so I've included both project files below. Thanks.
main.dart
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 03:20I came to the conclusion that "charts_flutter" was simply not intended for real-time data. I ended up writing my own oscilloscope widget by extending custom painter and it has no noticeable performance issues.
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