StoreHouse | memory defensive low level library | Key Value Database library
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StoreHouse is a low level library that provides a key-value cache with reference counting for thick client development. Useful for storing Backbone models to mitigate requests in a memory defensive way.
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QUESTION
I'm trying make a if, elif list comprehension line... found this code in other question:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 20:33You need to first filter for the desired values, at the outer for expression.
Within that, you choose your yes/no response:
QUESTION
I have the following list in python:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 19:29out = {"data": [{"{#NAPP}": i.split(":")[-1]} for i in napps_list]}
from pprint import pprint
pprint(out)
QUESTION
I am using react-bootstrap-table to implemetnt table in react. My problem is onDeleteClick method. In the example below, this function works correctly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 20:51In actionsLink you cannot use this.onDeleteClick because it is only passed to StorehouseList.
It looks like react-bootstrap-table2-toolkit has the option to pass extra data to the formatter, so you can use this to pass onDeleteClick to your actionsLink by including it as extra data for your column formatter:
- https://react-bootstrap-table.github.io/react-bootstrap-table2/docs/column-props.html#columnformatextradata-any
- https://react-bootstrap-table.github.io/react-bootstrap-table2/docs/column-props.html#columnformatter-function
Note that you'll need to define columns inside of StorehouseList in order to use the onDeleteClick that's passed to it:
QUESTION
I calculated distance between a unit and a building, I put the distance inside a struct[] and sorted the distance smallest to largest. The AI goes to the closest building each time and this works as it is. Now my question is I want to add a check and remove the last line of code thats hardcoded to index 0. I want the AI to go to the next index each time the current index runs out of resources. How would i go about doing this? The struct populates with sorted distances each time the AI selects the closest building to bring resources from.
Would it be an if statement inside the for loop? Or another for loop with an if statement? Or do you change the indexes in the struct if the building is exhausted of resources?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 02:35Some Linqy pseudocode on how I'd approach it:
QUESTION
I'm using Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services text recognition API in a JavaScript web app.
Upon successful extraction of text from an image, a response like this is given:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 18:15An iterative, simplistic solution.
QUESTION
When I filter the storehouses of a company, it returns the error:
RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-28 at 09:44if you are using DestroyAPIView then calling self.delete() will return it to destroy method. Instead of self.delete() you should call the super method.
QUESTION
I have a list of order positions. Each position has product name, quantity, price, sum. Also, there're input fields with a prepayment amount in percent and in absolute (e.g. dollars). I use a getter for absolute prepayment. So, in order to edit the absolute value from input and to have the percent one been up-to-date I have to update it in store through percent value, i.e. I have to calculate percent value wherein the absolute value equals to the new one (just typed into the input field). But, here's a problem: when I type a number the input field of the absolute value, calculation of the percent causes recalculation of the absolute getter, that returns the carriage to the beginning (OK, there's debounce function can be used here), but also I feel it's wrong and some logic violation takes a place.
Sorry for the mess. The code:
store.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-14 at 17:01I think your logic is fine. There's a single value in the state that has two different representations and possible mutations.
To avoid the cursor issues, I'd change the event you're listening to on the inputs. Remember v-model="prepaymentInPercent" is equivalent to @input="prepaymentInPercent = $event.target.value" :value="prepaymentInPercent". The input event fires on every character change, but you can replace it with the change event which will fire on blur or enter. e.g. @change="prepaymentInPercent = $event.target.value" :value="prepaymentInPercent"
It turns out there's a lazy modifier that does this automatically, so you can just add .lazy to your v-model.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a clips program in order to solve any Sokoban level but I have a huge problem:
In this example, I only have the initial state of the field and a rule which tries to move the player to the right if there is not a box or an obstacle (in the full program I also have rules which move the boxes). The problem comes when I have a state which matches with the LHS ?ff <- (R ?Ir ?Xr ?Yr $?a B ?Ib ?Xb ?Yb $?b S ?Is ?Xs ?Ys ?Es $?c W ?w D ?d L ?l F ?) and another one, created due to the movement of the boxes, which does not allow the rule (not (R $? B ? =(+ ?Xr 1) ?Yr $?) ) to be true even if the first estate makes it true.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-17 at 16:26Assert a fact containing information about the state that both rules match.
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a program that concurrently add and removes items from a "storehouse". I have a "Monitor" class that handles the "storehouse" operations:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-07 at 09:54Here you catch local variables by reference in a loop, they will be destroyed in every turn, causing undefined behavior:
QUESTION
I am currently doing my last project for my Udacity course. I am currently receiving the following error and I cannot seem to fix it. I am hoping that somebody can help me out. I will post the code below.
"/src/components/Map.js Line 86: 'outerMap' is not defined no-undef"
I am new to stackoverflow, So I am not sure if I have done this correctly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-05 at 14:57You are defining outerMap in the addMarkers function, but you are also using it in the fetchFromWikipedia function without defining it. You must define it in that function as well.
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