ESPL | Elastic Search Processing Language
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kandi X-RAY | ESPL Summary
Elastic Search Processing Language. Search Processing Language (SPL) encompasses all the search commands and their functions, arguments, and clauses. Its syntax was originally based on the Unix pipeline and SQL. The scope of SPL includes data searching, filtering, modification, manipulation, insertion, and deletion. -- Splunk Docs. There are several products using SPL syntax now: Splunk, SumoLogic, Rizhiyi, Juttle, XpoLog, Azure Search etc. Why not Elasticsearch?. NOTE: This is only a DSL parser now, it can't do anything out of ES query.
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Guys this sounds like a simple problem, but I'm having trouble solving it. Basically, the function desenhaFaceTot() allows drawing three dices on three different canvas through a button and assigning the numArray value to each dice drawing the dice points according to the number that came out (example: n = 5 draws five points) and then arranges the dices in ascending order this does everything well the problem is that: I wanted to change the value of the first dice (the smallest number in the array) by pressing the canvas in the alterarNumero() function and arrange it later instead my program changes the value of any of the dice.
Example of an operation I wanted to happen
Dices:
1 3 4
after pressing the first canvas onclick: (the number that came out is, for example, six)
3 4 6
What happens in my code instead of changing the value of the first dice changed any of the dice in the case changed for example the dice number 3 and put the number 6
1 3 6
(half the code is drawing stuff on the canvas)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 01:22New Answer based on comment. When you are changing n
you are changing it on the original array before the sort. The sort does not change the order of the original array that is above it. So as you can see here in this console log I have logged numArray
before the sort and after. I also logged n
so you can see what's happening.
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