papillon | Smart change detection library | Machine Learning library
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Papillon is a smart change detection library. The library is using the fact, that changes of data in the context of the browser cannot be provided more often than the refresh rate of the browser. Instead of watching every change, the library creates a frozen states of objects between repaints and provides the difference between these states.
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QUESTION
I am trying to validate my XML String against an XSD using xmllint but I keep getting this error:
file_0.xml:6: element No: Schemas validity error : Element '{http://www.mrq.gouv.qc.ca/T5}No': [facet 'pattern'] The value 'NP666666' is not accepted by the pattern '(NP|np)d{6}'."
"file_0.xml:6: element No: Schemas validity error : Element '{http://www.mrq.gouv.qc.ca/T5}No': 'NP666666' is not a valid value of the local atomic type.
I actually get 34 errors but they are all alike. Every other part passes but the numbers. My code is on JavaScript and I'm hand-making the objects to pass to XML.
XML :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 17:35(NP|np)d{6} matches NPdddddd or npdddddd.
You probably meant (NP|np)\d{6}, which would match digits rather than literal d letters.
Update based on exchange in comments:
It appears that the XSD was being processed as a string such that the \d{6} was interpreted as being escaped to just d{6} prior to being used in validation.
QUESTION
I have some folders like-so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 17:28There are two common factors.
Image folder paths are same
- For instance: all image starts with ../dog_breeds/images/Images/
replace('../dog_breeds/images/Images/', '')for removing the paths
All images start with 10-character
- For instance: n02085620-, n02085782-
replace('../dog_breeds/images/Images/', '')[10:]for removing the characters.
If we combine the two factors:
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I am requesting a JSON data feed and getting a successful return of data. I am trying to create the PHP code to display the results on my website and I'm a bit stuck on part of it. I have spent days trying to figure it out and have done numerous searches.
I have shown the JSON data returned below and have split it into three parts to show where my problem is. The central part within the square brackets I can show OK with the code I have worked out, also shown further down. But the first part and the very final part I just cannot work out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-01 at 17:36Your JSON structure is an array of items, but the issue you have is that some of your items are then further arrays. This is the nature of JSON :)
QUESTION
In order to have a better understanding of packrat I've tried to have a look at the provided implementation coming with the paper (I'm focusing on the bind):
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 13:52The point here is really that this Packrat parser combinator library is not a full implementation of the Packrat algorithm, but more like a set of definitions that can be reused between different packrat parsers.
The real trick of the packrat algorithm (namely the memoization of parse results) happens elsewhere. Look at the following code (taken from Ford's thesis):
QUESTION
I am testing a public API that lists all types of breeds.
Within the response I need to verify if "retriever" breed is within the list. My feature file looks like this
Feature: Testing a REST API
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 17:48Look at the response structure carefully. These will work:
QUESTION
Something strange happens here, I have for example a string printend by var_dump:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-04 at 09:51So, there are a couple of options;
Opt A : rtrim
So, if you have;
QUESTION
Yesterday I started learning Scrapy to extract some information but I can't seem to get the pagination right. I followed the tutorial here but I think the site has a different pagination system.
Most pagination's have a class="next" but this one doesn't have that. It only has a list where the current page is listed as a span with the class current:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-07 at 10:34You can use a XPath statement to extract the next page.
The following XPath looks for the li element of the current page which is indicated by the class. Then it takes the next li elements href.
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I am currently working on a SQL project. My professor wants the code to be written in T-SQL, and I just learned it today. I bought a course on Udemy called T-SQL introduction, but the code looks very similar to how I have been coding before. I have checked on Google, and it looks no where near what my code looks like. Can someone check out my code for me to see if it looks to be in T-SQL before I submit it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-14 at 21:49There are very few syntax "clues" in your code to distinguish your script from "generic" SQL. e.g.
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