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2020年更新起不再更新Surfboard配置文件,因本人已转用 Clash for Android. Surfboard 配置文件支持到 [Ver. 0.8.5.0729 (26)].
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QUESTION
I'm running into an unimplemented case when serializing my KieSession
into a byte[]
. I keep my rules in a database in byte[]
format.
Here's the piece of code I use to create my KieSession
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 10:08It's simply not implemented for CompositeDefaultAgenda
and CompositeDefaultAgenda
is used by MultithreadEvaluationOption.YES
. So setting it to MultithreadEvaluationOption.NO
resolves the issue.
What's interesting is that deserialization from a byte[]
into a KieSession
with my permanent facts (that I do not wish to re-insert every time) is a lot slower than caching the KieBase
, generating a new KieSession
and inserting those permanent facts every time.
QUESTION
I have the following situation:
find-deps
is an external program that is very quick to run, and discovers dependency information, similar toghc -M
. Its output is some filedeps
.compile
is an external program that is very slow to run; unlikeghc --make
, it is very slow even if none of the inputs have changed.
So the idea is to add a Shake rule that runs find-deps
to produce deps
, parse it into a list of files srcs
, and then the compilation rule would need srcs
to ensure that compile
is only re-run if any of the sources discovered by find-deps
has changed.
The tricky part is that find-deps
needs to alwaysRerun
, to discover newly-depended-on source files. So now if the compile
rule depends on deps
to get the list of files, it will also alwaysRerun
. The standard solution would be to use an oracle: we can add an oracle that need
s deps
and parses it into a list of files, and then the compile
rule would first ask for that list of source files, and only need
them. So there is no alwaysRerun
on the need
chain of compile
.
However, in my case, I am not writing a particular Shakefile. Instead, I am writing a library of reusable Rules
that users can use to make their own main Shakefile. So I'd need to package it up as something like
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-09 at 09:36Is there a way to track dependencies without involving an oracle?
Yes - if the output of find-deps
doesn't change at all then it won't rebuild compile
. You can achieve that by specifying a Change
value such as ChangeModtimeAndDigest
, but that is a global setting. Alternatively, you can put the output of find-deps
somewhere such as foo.deps.out
and then call copyFileChanged "foo.deps.out" "foo.deps"
, which won't update the timestamp if the file hasn't changed.
Is there a way to separate oracles of the same type?
Not easily and immediately, although I can see why its useful. I can think of two potential routes to solve it:
- It would be possible to add
addOracleIdempotent
which ignored any errors about adding the same oracle repeatedly. That's a moderately easy change to Shake (essentially set a flag inRules
to ignore duplicates). - Alternatively, you could try promoting the
dir
to the type-level and ensuring each oracle has a different type. It probably makes your API more complicated and requires type magic.
Of all these solutions, I'd use copyFileChanged
, as its simple and local.
QUESTION
I have VBA code in Outlook 2016 Pro Plus that has run for years.
All of a sudden, almost every time I do a Send & Receive I am getting an error on Set myEmail =
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 16:36Try to test the type with If TypeName(myInbox.Items(myCount)) = "MailItem" Then
and see if it works:
QUESTION
I have this validation file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 11:58The issue is exactly in stating that myRules
is Rule
, it means that TS doesn't know really what fields are in this object at the compile time, it treats it as Rule
, so fields can or not be there.
Your loop is typed as it would go through all keys from Rule
not from typeof myRules
, in reality part of them are not there, but type system doesn't see that. At the value level it is obvious, that you go through myRules
and if you do so field is there, but for type level myRules
is just Rule
and has keys for which value can be undefined. This is exactly the same what is happening in below simplified example:
QUESTION
I have a form with about 30 inputs that should be validated. This is quite fresh Laravel installation and I handle the validation in controller. It's a simple project and everything is basicly from Laravel docs, so there's not much to show you when it comes to the code itself.
The issue has something to do with the amount of failing fields or the amount of rules, but I can't get my head around it.
If I submit the form without filling any of the input fields, validation fails and I get redirected back to the form, BUT without validation errors OR old input data. Same thing if I fill one input and then submit, I'm redirected back without errors or old value of the input I filled.
However,
- If I fill 7 input fields and submit, everything works. After redirection, those 7 fields has old values and the rest has error messages.
- If I comment out 7 rules from the validation rule array, it obviously works the same way as above.
- If I use
Validator::make
and manually redirect back and use->withErrors($validator)
, the errors shows at the form. The same way, if I use->withInput()
on the redirect, form will have all the old data. However, using both of these together, wont return errors nor old data back to form.
When this issue happens, debug bar shows
array:2 [ "old" => [] "new" => [] ]
for _flash
and session doesn't seem to have errors
or _old_input
defined at all.
This is 100% consistent, so it's definitely the amount that causes it, no matter which rules or fields I fill or comment out.
It happens indentically with both
$request->validate($myRules);
and
$v = Validator::make($request->all(), $myRules);
I haven't found much from Google regarding this kinda of behaviour. Just in case, I've changed session driver to file
, but it didn't help.
I'm currently running on XAMP. (memory_limit=512M
)
Edit:
My final validation logic involves some "if-situations", like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 18:06In the end it happened becouse the session data didn't fit into a cookie. After long debugging (I was sure the issue was completely elsewhere) I changed my session driver to file
inside session.php
, but forgot to update .env
..
So now everything works, by using file
and/or database
as session driver.
QUESTION
Trying to write a query where I can see the format of a date using the query below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-13 at 12:03There's no day 61 in any month I know.
- AA-FFL-20200961
- AZ-MDL-20200961
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