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Copypublic class Message implements Comparable {
private final String message;
private final int priority; // define message priority in queue
public Message(String message, int priority) {
this.message = message;
this.priority = priority public E poll() {
if (isNotEmpty()) {
E nextValue = data[readSequence % capacity];
readSequence++;
return nextValue;
}
return null;
} @Override
public T poll() {
Iterator iter = elements.iterator();
T t = iter.next();
if(t != null){
iter.remove();
return t;
}
return null;
} public void drinkPotions() {
LOGGER.info("Drinking top shelf potions");
topShelf.forEach(Potion::drink);
LOGGER.info("Drinking bottom shelf potions");
bottomShelf.forEach(Potion::drink);
} Community Discussions
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QUESTION
centralsite/views
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Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 10:59Delete whitespace from your path:
QUESTION
Reactive variables are not working in my svelte application. When I log them on my console they are undefined.
I have in App.svelte the following relevant code
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 03:35In your case the variables are not done evaluated yet to log them and the way to fix that is be usning console.log reactively like the following:
QUESTION
In a pipeline like
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Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 20:10To be clear: As originally reported for Unix and then for Windows, PowerShell's current behavior (as of v7.2) should be considered a bug that will hopefully be fixed: PowerShell should detect when an native (external program) has exited and should stop all upstream commands in that event.
The following shows a generic workaround, which, however, invariably slows things down and has a limitation:
- As of v7.2, PowerShell unfortunately doesn't offer a public feature to stop upstream commands (see GitHub feature request #); internally, it uses a private exception, as used by
Select-Object -First, for instance. The function below uses reflection and ad-hoc-compiled C# code to throw this exception (as also demonstrated in this answer). This means that a performance penalty for the compilation is paid on first invocation of the function in a session.
Define the function nw ("native wrapper"), whose source code is below, and then invoke it as follows, for instance:
On Windows (assumes WSL; omit
-Verboseto suppress verbose output):
QUESTION
I would like to test a simple polling example from https://smallrye.io/smallrye-mutiny/guides/polling and poll the data of a service into a Kafka stream.
This is a simplified example of a class I want to test:
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Answered 2021-Nov-06 at 09:23If I see it correctly, you assert that the stream is completed:
QUESTION
I have an application which has two threads running. These threads share a KafkaConsumer instance between them.
KafkaConsumer is created by disabling the auto commit config. One thread will assign topic-partitions to the KafkaConsumer instance based on some external input. The other thread constantly polls the topic, process the records and commit the offsets at the end.
Now, let's say the topic-partitions assignment was changed in Thread-1. What can we do to make sure that Thread-2 can see these changes? i.e Thread-2's KafkaConsumer will know that topic-partitions have been updated in Thread-1.
Does defining the variable as volatile solve this issue? Or should we do anything more? Please provide your explanantions with code examples as I am new to multi-threading in Java.
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Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 15:24One thread will assign topic-partitions to the KafkaConsumer instance based on some external input. The other thread constantly polls the topic, process the records and commit the offsets at the end.
According to the javadoc (Section Multi-threaded Processing):
The Kafka consumer is NOT thread-safe.
With that I'm not so sure you can change partition assignment in one thread and see the changes in the other.
QUESTION
So im trying to make a poll command it works but there is just one problem it does not support normal emojis just custom emojis this is my code
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Answered 2021-Oct-16 at 04:24If you would like to only match moving emojis:
QUESTION
I spent quite a lot of time to set some unit test, and one of the issues was the setting of some fields that I define to be nullable and blankable. Putting dummy values was not an issue, but I wonder: how to deal with fields that need to be blank, in particular for numbers?
Let me write as an example an extract of my code.
The model:
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Answered 2021-Oct-01 at 10:28TypeError: Cannot encode None for key 'street_num' as POST data. Did you mean to pass an empty string or omit the value?
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''
content_type='multipart/form-data' (the default) does not support None, so exclude it.
QUESTION
I do not understand how to manage updates on forms and related unit tests and I would really appreciate some advises =)
I have a Company model, and related very simple CompanyForm:
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Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 08:55In this case, you need to use refresh_from_db to "refresh" your object once the view and the form are done updating your object. This means that when you are currently asserting, you are using an "old snapshot" of self.company hence the failure on assertion, so you need to update it:
QUESTION
I'm using Fibers to handle scheduling between different chunks of code, and this has proven to be massively simpler than trying to manage Threads since my use case is fairly simple (and involves only running one script at a time). Unfortunately I need the ability to occasionally "kill" a Fiber, but it seems there is nothing in Fiber that is analogous to Thread.kill
My Fibers are just running a user supplied template, so it would be overly unwieldy to put in numerous "have I been killed and if so I need to return all the way to the top level". And also 'exit' in a Fiber just calls exit on the entire ruby interpreter.
Is there some way to either kill a fiber or have a fiber completely 'exit' from it's work?
Failing that (and perhaps this is another question, but it demonstrates why I'm looking for Fiber.kill) - I'm also looking into using Threads to basically implement Fibers (with the additional "kill" ability), but I don't see any way to do a thr.run or a thr.join that will wait until the thread has hit Thread.stop, and then allow me to take control again in my main scheduler, so Threads don't seem to be able to solve my situation either - short of having a main thread that just starts a thread and sits and polls for the thread to have finished it's segment of work, which seems messy and troubling at best.
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Answered 2021-Sep-11 at 07:50I'm struggling to understand how yield/resume isn't able to solve your problem - but when the fibre has yielded you can abort it using raise Fiber#raise
QUESTION
I am using hardhat with ethers on rinkeby to test a smart contract that makes a a get request to a local chainlink node. I can observe on the node dashboard that the request is fulfilled.
I am struggling to write a test that waits for the 2nd fulfillment transaction to be confirmed.
I see similar tests in the SmartContractKit/chainlink repo tests
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-22 at 21:57You'd want to look at the hardhat-starter-kit to see examples of working with Chainlink/oracle API responses.
For unit tests, you'd want to just mock the API responses from the Chainlink node.
For integration tests (for example, on a testnet) you'd add some wait parameter for a return. In the sample hardhat-starter-kit, it just waits x number of seconds, but you could also code your tests to listen for events to know when the oracle has responded. This does use events to get the requestId, however, you actually don't have to make a the event yourself, as the Chainlink core code already has this.
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You can download and install the latest release from the Nextcloud app store.
If you want to run the latest development version from git source, you need to clone the repo to your apps folder:.
Install dev environment with make dev-setup
Compile javascript with npm run build
Run a complete build with make all (installs dev env, runs linters and builds the polls.js)
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