polymod | A library for composing data models from any number
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kandi X-RAY | polymod Summary
Polymod is a Node.js library for composing application data models. Unlike other data modeling libraries, such as Mongoose or Sequelize, Polymod is agnostic and is designed to interface with any data source so long as it conforms to a simple source interface. Additionally, each source in a Polymod model can come from a different data source. For instance, an application may need to pull data from a Postgres database as well as related session information from a Redis store. Similarly, an application may be an interface between two or web services. A Polymod model could consume resources from multiple RESTful APIs.
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QUESTION
I tried to compile the source code but there is no .exe https://i.stack.imgur.com/CY4jQ.png
I followed the instructions that is from github https://github.com/ninjamuffin99/Funkin and still it don't fixed it. When I tried to compile the source code in cmd after I typed in lime test windows -debug
it shows this
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 15:41Googling "Could not automatically setup MSVC" the most common error seems to be failing to restart your PC after installing VS.
I've found that VS has a separate shortcut for "Visual Studio Command Prompt", are you using that rather than a generic command window?
QUESTION
I am trying to make a Friday Night Funkin' mod, but when I compile it, this error shows up:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 11:23The library is not published to lib.haxe.org, which is why haxelib install
doesn't work. According to the official build instructions, the correct command is:
QUESTION
I have a polynomial class TPoly
, see the code below, which takes an array of coefficients coefs
and evaluates the polynomial at some point x
using the eval
method. I was wondering whether it is possible to evaluate the polynomial directly by making the instance p
callable, i.e. instead of p%eval(x)
use p(x)
. In Python, the desirable behaviour can be achieved by defining the __call__
method. Does something similar exist in Fortran?
I want to make another class which will contain many TPoly
attributes and I would like to avoid chaining of component selections object%poly1%eval(x)
. A function pointer to a class method would solve my problem but I found that it is not possible, see another thread.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 10:11Unfortunately, no, this is not possible. To my knowledge there is no nice workaround which would simulate the behaviour either.
If it were possible, it would need to avoid conflicting with Fortran's array access syntax. Consider the following:
QUESTION
I am would like to edit my R chunks from RMarkdown files the way org-edit-special
does. I found generic-edit-special from jonathan leech-pepin that does a similar thing for js, css and ruby in html files. I figured I could tweak it as suggested by the author to make it work for my case but I was not able to make it work even in its original form.
I was able to run the function ges/org-edit-special
from a html file with a js script block but nothing happened (no error and no new buffer). I used the Internal Script example from here as html file for this test.
Here is the init.el I made for testing:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 00:58Like you, I prefer the "external code buffer" but often need to share .Rmd or other formats. Luckily, both knitr
and rmarkdown
support markup in your R code buffer. See here for a (dated) intro to "spinning" your R code.
Anyway, the format is basically just markdown after ##'
comments (double hash with quote) with some yaml header information as in Rmd files, eg. the following can be run as pure R code,
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