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这个 repo 存放了 2016 年参加百度前端学院时的代码。. 到 4-1 为止,仅仅是入门三个月的成果,现在看来错漏百出。没有删掉这个 repo 只是为了纪念吧。. 为免误人子弟,还请大家不要 fork 和 star 了谢谢…….
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QUESTION
My code was working just fine until I tried to wrap a function definition with a decorator (by "decorator" I just mean a higher-order function that takes one function as a param and return another function, I'm not talking about the upcoming decorator syntax). When I use this decorator, I get the error Type alias 'Thing' circularly references itself
. Why is this happening?
Below is the broken code sample (This is an extremely simplified version that tries to simply showcase the problem I'm running into).
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 05:27Let's write in this way
QUESTION
My app has many Fees. All Fees share the same attributes except a few here and there. Say I have this structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 14:23One solution would be to represent the controls as objects, and generate them dynamically
QUESTION
I'm trying to use array_filter
to filter an array of objects, they share a common value which is warehouse_id
.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-13 at 23:51You're returning on the first iteration of the foreach
loop, so you're only testing whether the warehouse matches the first feed.
You should return true as soon as you find a match, but not return false until you get all the way through the loop without finding a match.
QUESTION
I have several farmers and I would like to conduct optimization (profit maximization) for each of them in GAMS. I can do this for a single farmer, so my problem is how to iteratively make it works for multiple farmers.
I recorded the data in 3 different .csv
files as follows (see code):
- 1 file that states how much resource the farmer allocates on his farm (
resource_allocation.csv
for a single farmer andresource_allocations.csv
for multiple farmers) - 1 file that states how much resource the farmer has at his disposal (
resource_endowment.csv
for a single farmer andresource_endowments.csv
for multiple farmers) - 1 file that states how much gross margin the farmer get (
activity_gross_margin.csv
for a single farmer andactivity_gross_margins.csv
for multiple farmers)
The following code does what I want for the single farmer case.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-27 at 11:49There is not really a one single general problem you have in the code you tried, but you mixed up the names of different symbols and also names of GDX files with names of symbols loaded from those files. However, it was pretty straight forward to go through your errors as pointed out by GAMS one by one to resolve them all. This is the new loop (I kept your code as comment and the fixed one just below):
QUESTION
Suppose we want to write a function ifE
that takes a boolean, two handler functions (producing results of different types but implementing the same type class c
), and some postprocessing function that can handle arbitrary c
's. In other words, we want to generalize this function over Show
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-26 at 07:54The code looks fine, you can turn on AllowAmbiguousTypes
as suggested. By default, GHC rejects the type because when ifE
is called, c
can not be deduced from the type of arguments.
To better understand why c
is ambiguous, note that this type checks:
QUESTION
I wrote a parser and evaluator for a simple programming language. Here is a simplified version of the types for the AST:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 00:18There are many ways to annotate an AST! This is half of what’s known as the AST typing problem, the other half being how you manage an AST that changes over the course of compilation. The problem isn’t exactly “solved”: all of the solutions have tradeoffs, and which one to pick depends on your expected use cases. I’ll go over a few that you might like to investigate at the end.
Whichever method you choose for organising the actual data types, if it makes pattern-matching ugly or unwieldy, the natural solution is PatternSynonyms
.
Considering your first example:
QUESTION
For example. i have Feeds and Upload Components. also i have ImageFeedList component in Feeds, Upload Components
(Feed.js)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 11:49You are already using default props in ImageFeedList.
QUESTION
After googling lots of related answers and tries, I seemly have to seek help here. I have an angular application, one of its components named stock-subscribe, which is used to display the feeTypes that a customer subscribed. Within this component, I created another component, stock-addsubs, used to display the feeTypes that are not yet subscribed by this customer. enter image description here
Obviously, the two feeType lists can compose one whole list. From stock-subscribe, I can get an array, subscribedFeeIds, which holds all the ids of those subscribed feeTypes.
My requirement is to pass this array, subscribedFeeIds, to the stock-addsubs component so that I can filter out those yet unsubscribed feeTypes based on those ids of the array.
To my best understanding, the data passing from one component to its sub component should be a simple process and neither of two component html templates should be involved for my case. Of the many googled solutions, using @Output and @Input seems the simpler than event emitting. However, none can successfully pass the elements of the array in the sub component.
I can get the expected id list (subscribedFeeIds[]) from the stock-subscribe component, and all the rest code work fine so long as the array passed to the sub component is not EMPTY.
1) stock-subscribe.component.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-12 at 03:46You can implement either one of these methods:
1.) Enhance your @Input
and @Output
based on your code above:
stock-subscribe.component.ts
QUESTION
A rather theoretical question: Let's say we have some object in the backend (let's ignore what technology and language it is) and we want to move (or actually copy) it into JavaScript code on the frontend side during rendering the page.
The reason why I'm asking about JSON is that many backends have some kind of json-ify function that takes an object in this language and produces JSON string out of it. It's tempting to use that in this way:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 15:24According to the official documentation, it is a subset of a version of JavaScript (ECMA-262 3rd Edition). So I guess the answer is "yes".
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate. It is based on a subset of the JavaScript Programming Language Standard ECMA-262 3rd Edition - December 1999.
Edit: upon further reading it seems that there may be one technicality relating to new line characters U+2028
and U+2029
that JSON can have inside strings, but JavaScript can't. However, you can escape them as \u2028
and \u2029
.
QUESTION
I am trying to send the original flowfile as input to next processor, but ending up getting the error, I am very new to Nifi and also some experience in Java.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 17:47You won't want to transfer the flow file from inside the InputStreamCallback, that should happen after you are finished reading from the flow file. If you aren't changing the content of the outgoing flow file then you don't need the StreamCallback and IOUtils.copy() stuff at the end either, you can just transfer the original flowfile. For the failure cases, you can throw an IOException wrapping the real exception in the InputStreamCallback, catch it outside, then transfer the original flow file to failure. If no exception occurs, you can transfer the original flow file to success.
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