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- Execute the command
- Get migrations .
- Get PDO connection .
- Creates the version table .
- Get default target
- Configure the upgrade command .
- Validate the targets .
- Create from file
- Get all queries .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to have two different objects that refer to each other and also use type checking on the attributes. When I do this I get Circular module loading detected trying to precompile
. Googling gets me https://docs.raku.org/language/faq#Can_I_have_circular_dependencies_between_modules? which states:
Note that Raku has no “1 file = 1 class” limitation, and circular dependencies within a single compilation unit (e.g., file) are possible through stubbing. Therefore another possible solution is to move classes into the same compilation unit.
I'd rather not put both classes into the same unit if I can avoid it. I'm not sure how to accomplish this with stubbing since there is no example. The following is a small example of what I'm trying to do:
Yak.rakumod ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 01:36The best way to deal with circular dependencies is to turn your circle into a triangle – that is, to make both classes that would depend on each other instead depend (at least in part) on some third Role.
Here's how that might look with the example you provided and a Shaveable
role (Yak
s should be Shaveable
, right?):
QUESTION
Can anyone help me to decode in human readable form? I got the file Obfuscated by YAK Pro. Unable to understand what nAbP2
term is.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 16:22nAbP2
is a label. In the third line of the posted code you can find the goto
statement. It jumps to the respective label. It means that it will continue code execution at the location of the label instead of just continuing with the next statement.
See goto in PHP for details.
You probably never encountered this construct because it is generally frowned upon and will mess up the readability of your code (which makes sense for an obfuscator).
QUESTION
Recently, I'm trying to look through a WOW addon called VenturePlan, which calculates the result of your command table quest.
It's a simple addon with almost pure '.lua' files. They are 'Collector.lua', 'Loader.lua', 'MissionList.lua', 'MissionView.lua', 'VenturePlan.toc', 'vs-spells.lua', 'vs.lua', 'Widgets.lua', 'Libs/Evie.lua'.
I have a little knowledge of programming, like python and c. But I haven't written addons for WOW. I got stuck at the very beginning of this addon.
Almost every file has a piece of code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 06:14It seems that WoW will open those *.lua files with C lua_load
/luaL_dostring
/luaL_dofile
or Lua loadstring
/loadfile
; they convert Lua code into functions. ...
is a list of arguments to a variadic function; and the multiple assignment local _, T = ...
means that _
id the first argument passed to the function and T
is the second.
Return is not really necessary for this kind of executing Lua code. It can send data back by altering the received arguments, since tables are passed by reference; as well as globals.
QUESTION
wordlist = [['annoyed'], ['bulb'], ['fetch'], ['name'], ['noise'], ['wistful'], ['sparkle'], ['grain'], ['remind'], ['shocking'], ['productive'], ['superficial'], ['craven'], ['plate'], ['cup'], ['hat'], ['summer'], ['chilly'], ['crowd'], ['tiresome'], ['amount'], ['previous'], ['creepy'], ['insidious'], ['foolish'], ['trot'], ['well-groomed'], ['meat'], ['bottle'], ['van'], ['teeny-tiny'], ['edge'], ['knot'], ['disarm'], ['store'], ['shaggy'], ['furniture'], ['provide'], ['puzzled'], ['grubby'], ['texture'], ['cart'], ['tangy'], ['load'], ['stone'], ['plastic'], ['argument'], ['hop'], ['painstaking'], ['tense'], ['educate'], ['fearless'], ['fierce'], ['profuse'], ['addition'], ['staking'], ['attract'], ['boundary'], ['hurt'], ['delay'], ['tangible'], ['awesome'], ['ruthless'], ['guttural'], ['follow'], ['zephyr'], ['mute'], ['abandoned'], ['yak'], ['best'], ['continue'], ['stem'], ['cake'], ['multiply'], ['riddle'], ['delightful'], ['vulgar'], ['neck'], ['rampant'], ['complete'], ['certain'], ['plant'], ['organic'], ['reach'], ['tenuous'], ['chubby'], ['nut'], ['wiry'], ['knife'], ['first'], ['learned'], ['allow'], ['glass'], ['beef'], ['madly'], ['knowledgeable'], ['prepare'], ['compare'], ['perform'], ['rhetorical'], ['hover'], ['exciting'], ['adventurous'], ['cakes'], ['miniature'], ['deafening'], ['snail'], ['shy'], ['delirious'], ['hypnotic'], ['gigantic'], ['heady'], ['pen'], ['cent'], ['pump'], ['wide-eyed'], ['brief'], ['trains'], ['light'], ['order'], ['communicate'], ['bizarre'], ['flavor'], ['thirsty'], ['fasten'], ['black-and-white'], ['divergent'], ['gusty'], ['halting'], ['decide'], ['file'], ['ossified'], ['melt'], ['turkey'], ['avoid'], ['film'], ['null'], ['orange'], ['language'], ['adaptable'], ['cars'], ['eyes'], ['reject'], ['shave'], ['odd'], ['bruise'], ['cows'], ['curtain'], ['whirl'], ['wail'], ['deep'], ['mere'], ['grease'], ['phobic'], ['run'], ['scientific'], ['clear'], ['one'], ['wealthy'], ['pigs'], ['inquisitive'], ['toothsome'], ['memorise'], ['flap'], ['demonic'], ['cats'], ['injure'], ['jellyfish'], ['crow'], ['flame'], ['window'], ['rock'], ['chew'], ['pedal'], ['scared'], ['amuck'], ['hour'], ['wacky'], ['thoughtful'], ['used'], ['temporary'], ['fluttering'], ['pass'], ['ski'], ['zealous'], ['rhythm'], ['sea']]
#the word list is longer. shortened it for easier readability purposes.
start = input("Press enter to start")
start_time = time.time()
time_limit = 10
start = input("Press enter to start")
while True:
#timer function
current_time = time.time()
elapsed_time = current_time - start_time
time_left = time_limit - elapsed_time
#chooses a random word from list
x = random.choice(wordlist)
print(*x, "\n", sep = '')
print(x)
typed_word = input("type the word:")
if typed_word == x:
print("~correct~")
else:
print("~wrong~")
if elapsed_time >= time_limit:
print("time elapsed " + str(int(elapsed_time)))
break
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 04:54The two lines that need code change to check for the correct word are :
QUESTION
i'm newbie in neo4j and need help with my case... i'm trying to load json file with the structure (updated by suggested) like below and extract into 3 nodes (big5_personality, personality_result & personality)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 03:29You have multiple issues with your data file. Among them are:
Your Cypher code expects
personality_result
to be a list of JSON objects. It is not.(a) It is a single string, not a list.
(b) That string seems to consist of the truncated start of a stringified JSON object (that includes a lot of extra pretty-printing whitespace).
So, everything in your Cypher query starting at the
FOREACH
will not work.In your next-to-last
MERGE
,personality_result.personality
should probably be justpersonality
.
You may have other issues, but it is hard to tell until you fix your data file and code.
QUESTION
I came up with this fantastic reply to a question posed sometime ago about how to plot a tree. I have been trying to change the color and shape of some of the nodes based on an additional column from the data. For context, the specific code from the other question that builds up a drawing of a hierarchical tree is as follows:
Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-07 at 00:11Both the color and the shape can be encoded in arrays. The array must be as large as the largest index value you expect to have. Here I use the data you show above and two length 4 arrays that encode [circle, circle, square, square] and [yellow, green, yellow, green]
QUESTION
I have a CSS file that my local dev server (webpack) is serving up with apparently the wrong mime type.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-06 at 15:41Your question is from a while ago, but ranks well on Google for this problem so I wanted to chip in with a couple pointers.
It might be an HTTP/404 in disguise
The error message is probably just misleading you. It's unfortunate that Google Chrome removes the response entirely, even the preview of the "Network" dev panel.
The MIME type might be incorrect because the server is answering with an HTTP 404 message.
To test: Open the URL to the CSS file in the browser directly, or fetch it with a tool like wget
.
Have you checked if the path is correct? Depending on your configuration the css file might not be where it was before (Assuming it's not a problem with webpack or its configuration).
I can just guess blindly here what the correct URL might be...
http://localhost:10001/node_modules/font-awesome/css/font-awesome.min.css
http://localhost:10001/css/font-awesome/font-awesome.min.css
http://localhost:10001/css/font-awesome.min.css
http://localhost:10001/font-awesome.min.css
Checking the request header
In general, not just in case of CSS responses:
The request headers can be prepared to gracefully fallback, should a text/html
response come through (the default Apache 404 page, for example).
Accept: text/css, text/plain, */*
But you should not configure */*
as acceptable for every request. It's not always useful, even on a local development environment - responses of the wrong type should be fixed early.
Why frameworks want to handle this gracefully
The server may deliver the correct answer, but with an incorrect
Content-Type
header. The framework assumes the server "must have meant application/json" and lets the JSON parser to its thing anways.If this works, the framework can just ignore the incorrect
Content-Type
and still function.
The goal of this is mainly to run on shared hosting environments where editing.htaccess
settings may be impossible.
It's ok if your application handles content types more strict, with the drawback of debugging errors like this from time to time.
Related answers
If this doesn't help, answers from here were helpful for me:
Stylesheet not loaded because of MIME-type
QUESTION
I have a bunch of posts that are loaded into a tableview that my users should be able to either upvote/downvote. Similar to the app "Yik-yak". There should also be a label that keeps track of the current votes.
Problem: When the user scrolls around and upvotes, sometimes the label gets updated on the wrong labels (nearby labels are voted up even when they weren't tapped). However, my firebase database is correct. I've also tried other methods on other posts: i.e. prepareForReuse but it doesn't seem to be working.
Code for PostCell/Prepare for reuse:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-22 at 18:53The problem is that you retrieve the counter value in cellForRow
from the database asynchronouly. This is a very bad practice.
In cellForRow
just set the counter value from the EventModel
, you might add an appropriate property (for example counter
)
QUESTION
Please, find my data w
below.
I have produced these two histograms, Plot A and Plot B, which I subsequently merged using ggarrange()
As you can see, the widths of the bars does not match between the two individual histograms. Its probably because of the 0 events in plot A.
How can I synchronize the width between the bars in plot A and plot B, respectively? Like this:
I used these scripts
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 12:41You can just create a dummy data frame to obtain a 4th column in your plot A, that you will turn fully transparent :
QUESTION
I am trying to fix this navigation. I want to make the dropdown on Animals (Alpacas, Buffalo, etc) to be split into 2 or 3 sections so the list will not be so long.
Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 21:04just create a specific css for that:
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