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The chat example is available live at It's not bug free yet but that's a pretty good example of what you can do with this package :).
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- Insert a message into a room .
- Animate element .
- Detect if an element is a window .
- Called internally
- Resets the message box in chat box .
- return the computed values for the given value
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QUESTION
Is there a way to make use of LINQ API to (inner) join collections in a lazy fashion? I face a situation where I need to correlate multiple CSVs in cascade and would like to avoid unnecessary parsing operations if "upstream" CSVs turn out to be empty:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 12:45If I were you, I would split ReadCsvRows(fileB) and ReadCsvRows(fileC) into two seperate variables. And add an "If" condition to determine if "ReadCSVRows(fileB)" should be executed or not.
Something like this:
QUESTION
How can I apply a collection of predicates to a Java stream?
The following code shall illustrate what I have in mind:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 02:31You can simply reduce all the predicates into one single Predicate that is anded with all of them like this:
QUESTION
For a while I've been trying to get my head around the whole async/await model that C# uses for asynchronous code. The addition of async streams (the IAsyncEnumerable
type) seemed really cool, especially for some code that I was writing.
Best practice when creating an async method is to include a CancellationToken
parameter and use it for cancelling your async processes. (Ideally by passing it to the underlying async method calls used in your method.)
When creating a method that returns an async stream (an IAsyncEnumerable
) the documentation states that your CancellationToken
parameter should be decorated with the [EnumeratorCancellation]
attribute and then the token passed using the .WithCancellation()
method on the IAsyncEnumerable
itself.
However, I must be doing something wrong because this still triggers warning:
CA2016: Forward the CancellationToken parameter to methods that take one
This warning appears regardless of if I do it the more standard way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 12:43According to the specification:
There are two main consumption scenarios:
- await foreach (var i in GetData(token)) ... where the consumer calls the async-iterator method,
- await foreach (var i in givenIAsyncEnumerable.WithCancellation(token)) ... where the consumer deals with a given IAsyncEnumerable instance.
You're calling GetFlibbityStream
method, so this is the case #1. You should pass CancellationToken
directly to the method and should not chain GetFlibbityStream
with WithCancellation
. Otherwise rule analyzer for CA2016 will emit warning, and it will be right.
WithCancellation
is intended for the case #2. For example, there is some library type with property or method, which returns IAsyncEnumerable
and does not allow to pass CancellationToken
directly.
Like this one:
QUESTION
I'm new to nodejs, every time I'm running my server using nodemon server.js , I'm getting an uncaught reference error: io is not defined at script.js:1, I have no idea what's going wrong
any help will be appreciated!!
Thats my script.js file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-05 at 09:13Solution 1) You should start server using
QUESTION
Trying to call a redux action creator inside a useEffect hook the following warning-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-30 at 10:22It was a problem with the .eslintrc
configuration as @DrewReese suspected. The plugins
array was missing react-hooks
and the rules
object was missing react-hooks
rules.
So, the final configuration is as follows-
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