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Delect automatically substitutes Dagger for Dagger Reflect for faster local builds. Dagger, a dependency injection framework for Java, can slow down compilation with its lengthy annotation processing and code generation. Dagger Reflect uses the same API as Dagger but swaps the compile time annotation processing for runtime based reflection.
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Hello I'm learning typescript and I'm having an error of Type, this is component catcontext.tsx:
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 20:54{ cats: any; AddCat: (cat: any) => void; } doesn't equal { id: number, idParent: number, description: string }
additional notes:
- cat should be type - structCat
- cats should be type - array of structCat
- Default context shouldn't be null if it can be avoided or isn't really a valid value for the purpose.
- AddCat should be addCat - it's good practice to only capitalize the first letter of react component names
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 16:20The widgets placed above the view have nothing to do with the model, they are independent, so you should not use the model but rather the cellWidget() method to obtain the corresponding widget and through the widget obtain the information.
QUESTION
I am new to Git and not sure how to recover deleted files. I made some changes to python code on my local machine and then add them, commit and then have delected.
So.. Now I have this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-10 at 15:04If you just want to go back, you can try a hard reset to a previous commit, it removes everything you did after the selected commit.
It's not recommended this if you are working with others, as other may have your commits that you are binning. In your case however it sounds like you aren't.
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Answered 2020-Sep-13 at 20:38If i understand the question correctly, you want to show all comments for each product.
ExplanationGiven the fact that comments is an array, you assumed correctly that you need to use map.
map invokes on an array and return the result of a callback on each item.
We know that each comment looks like this
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Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 21:58Use firstElementChild rather than firstChild. firstChild will return a text node, in this case the whitespace before the first . Using firstElementChild skips over text nodes.
QUESTION
I'm trying to delete multiple docs whith a specific String value in a Field from my collection. But im doing something wrong I think.
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Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 10:40To use where, you'll need to get the list of all the docs in that collection, then where to filter the List and delete the filteredList
QUESTION
I have about 50 data frames for the analysis of air pollution. Here is an example :
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Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 10:18blank_df <- data.frame(mean = "-", max = "-", min = "-", sd = "-", nbr = "0")
Amsterdam_CO2_AboveDL <- dplyr::filter(Amsterdam_CO2, Less.Than != "<") %>%
dplyr::summarise(mean_Mesure = mean(Value),
max_Mesure = max(Value),
min_Mesure = min(Value),
sd_Mesure = sd(Value),
nbr_Mesure = n())
if (nrow(Amsterdam_CO2_AboveDL) == 0)
Amsterdam_CO2_AboveDL <- blank_df
Amsterdam_CO2_BelowDL <- dplyr::filter(Amsterdam_CO2, Less.Than == "<") %>%
dplyr::summarise(mean_Mesure = mean(Value),
max_Mesure = max(Value),
min_Mesure = min(Value),
sd_Mesure = sd(Value),
nbr_Mesure = n())
if (nrow(Amsterdam_CO2_BelowDL) == 0)
Amsterdam_CO2_BelowDL <- blank_df
wb = createWorkbook()
sheet1 = createSheet(wb, "Amsterdam_CO2")
cs3 <- CellStyle(wb) + Font(wb, isBold = TRUE) + Border()
addDataFrame(Amsterdam_CO2, sheet = sheet1, startColumn = 1, row.names = FALSE)
addDataFrame(Amsterdam_CO2_AboveDL,
sheet = sheet1,
startRow = (3+nrow(Amsterdam_CO2)),
row.names = FALSE,
showNA = FALSE,
characterNA = "",
colnamesStyle = cs3)
addDataFrame(Amsterdam_CO2_BelowDL,
sheet = sheet1,
startRow = (5 + nrow(Amsterdam_CO2)),
row.names = FALSE,
showNA = FALSE,
characterNA = "",
colnamesStyle = cs3)
saveWorkbook(wb, "Amsterdam.xlsx")
QUESTION
I have a task where I am supposed to create a UML class diagram. Let me paraphrase:
There are two types of storage units (A and B). An item can only be placed in a storage unit of type A or B.
The book I'm using described the use of XOR relationship, as shown bellow on this site:
i.e. for my example, an item can only be associated with storage unit of type A or B. I quite like the tool GenMyModel. Is there way to represent this in that tool? I've searched like mad and can't find anything.
Cheers,
Delectable Tea
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Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 16:48GenMyModel is a quite nice tool, but also quite limited in its UML support. The "relation" you are demanding here is called a constraint. Constraints are a quite informally handled and not really commonly used topic in UML. So there plenty of tools that have no proper support of it. Then you can draw - thought but not model - constraints, i.e., just use other model elements or free forms to get something that looks like this.
QUESTION
I've been getting this error
TypeError: Cannot read property 'map' of undefined`
DISHES object is imported from dishes.js and loaded into the state object dishes in the App.js Component, then it's passed as props to MenuComponent.js through Menu component when rendered in App.js
I don't know why, everything seems correct, this is an assignment which is part of an online course and I've seen corrections made by other people who did the course and they seem to be doing the exact same thing as me and it works for them.
Output:
App.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 08:37To avoid any props undefined value, you can use the library prop-types, where you define your props default values, so that if the props value is not transferred to your component, your component will still have a default value to behave as expected. It's useful in the case where your props are not defined from the very start for example (which is probably the case here).
To do so, install the library:
QUESTION
I have the following data frame:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-27 at 07:59You can try using dplyr
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