Ardent | A Collections library for PHP | Web Framework library
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A Collections library for PHP.
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- Rotate the pivot tree .
- Moves the next node in the tree
- Seeks to a given position .
- Returns true if the collection contains the given item .
- Get the difference of this set .
- Enqueue an item .
- Get an entry
- Get the list as an array .
- Move the right to the right
- Returns true if the collection contains the given item .
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QUESTION
I am learning to code my first, simple response based bot in Discord. I am writing the code in Python, and hosting the code through Replit (as it has a way to keep your bot 'online' 24/7).
I have figured out how to respond to key/trigger words from users, but I am having trouble coding the following:
When the user types one of the 'trigger' words like the word 'death', I want the bot to look in the dictionary (called 'quotes') I created for the 'trigger' words, find the key for 'death', which has a list attached as its value pair, and then return one of the values on the list, randomly.
This is how the lists look like within the dictionary (not in full, to save space)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 10:16I don't know if that's what you mean but try to do this, replace:
QUESTION
I have an array that contains numbers of keywords and all sorts of things I want to change that to string with the IDE not erroring something is wrong.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 08:30So, you want to have a string with that text in it, however, you are also wanting to wrap in over multiple lines. The error that you will be receiving will be because double (") and single (') quotations do not continue over multiple lines. If you want to wrap your string over multiple lines as you have shown above, you will need to use backticks (`) usually its the key below escape and above tab. You will find that you have some extra space in the string when you do that due to your current indentation, but you can change your indentation for that part or add a few split() and join() functions to remove the extra tabs and spaces
QUESTION
I have a table from a third party source that I have no control over. Each address field contains the FULL address including postcode. Each address has a dynamic number of separate address fields included. I have got a Split() TVF that works in splitting the address fields into seperate rows. However, when I CROSS APPLY the TVF table back to the SELECT query it returns a row for each ro in the TVF table. How do I get it to return one row for the main table and separate COLUMNS from the rows in the TVF table?
Example of addresses supplied:
a. 1 The Street, The Locality, The Town, The County, The Postcode
b. 2 The Building, The Street, The Town, The Postcode
c. Floor 3, 3 The Street, The Locality, The Town, The County, The Postcode
The TVF returns these as one value per row using the ',' as a delimiter. I then need to join that data back to the original data as one column per address field.
This is my SELECT QUERY:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-24 at 09:22If you can make some assumption like an address can contain max 10 parts. You can use this script. I used STRING_SPLIT instead of your split function.
QUESTION
Again, as a pyomo enthusiast and an ardent lover of python, I was trying to write vehicle routing problem with time windows (vrptw) in pyomo. I created time_window parameter as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-13 at 18:22Your example code attempts to initialize a 1-dimensional model.time_windows
parameter with 2-dimensional data.
model.time_windows = Param(model.V, ['a', 'b'])
ought to work.
QUESTION
Being an ardent fan of numpy, I was pleased to discover that a library for golang was in progress. I wrote a small test program, based heavily on the documentation, that looks like the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-06 at 20:20stat.Variance
expects two parameters of type []float64
of the same length:
QUESTION
The validation on my Laravel 4.2 project was done with Ardent package. After going to Laravel 5.5 I have eliminated Ardent and wanted to do Laravel's native validation with form requests.
The problem I have is that the Ajax call was validated before like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 08:25From Laravel 5.x version (not sure), failedValidation()
method was introduced in form requests instead of what Laravel 4.x had as response()
.
I resolved my issue by tailoring the response to my needs by overriding that method in my form request:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make some kind of login page (I don't care about security or some sort. This is a test, and I'm not even that advanced of a coder. And I'm struggling with the coding. I want to make it as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-06 at 04:52You can start with very clear code as per below.
QUESTION
I had a Laravel 4.2 app with custom authentication through Confide. I have upgraded to Laravel 5.5 and Confide has no support for it.
Now I wanted to make use of Laravels native authentication, however I can't run Auth::attempt()
because it is expecting
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-05 at 13:40I have solved my issue with interfaces and traits, so now I have User
model like this:
QUESTION
I'm having trouble using Ardent package with Laravel authentication.
The problem is that in order to use Laravel authentication I have to extend my User
model with Authenticatable
(use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable;
)
But in order to use Ardent, I need to extend my User
model with Ardent
.
PHP doesn't support multiple inheritance (thank god), so now I am out of ideas on how to solve this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-28 at 12:22Authenticatable is an interface. So, you can create User extending Arden and implementing Authenticatable.
You can only extend one class but implement multiple interfaces:
QUESTION
I am attempting to create a program that asks for the user to input the name of 6 items out of a large list. It then totals up all the attributes of said items and displays the total of all the attributes as well as the cost. The only way I can see doing this would require a huge amount of if and else if statements along with a for loop. With the amount of items I need to use it would be atleast 1000 lines long of if and else statements and that would take a whole lot of time to write out.
Here is a sample of my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-20 at 15:32Re-think the problem.
The task the program needs to do is calculate a total cost for a user-defined set of items.
The code for calculating a sum of X items is identical. The item names and their costs are not.
So the data can be defined outside the logic of calculation and queried according to user input.
There are many ways to do this, and Stack Overflow is not a place to do your homework for you.
In general terms, use a collection or self-defined class to store the data and write code to look up an item's data based on its name. Java has multiple native collections that fit the use case. That should get you started.
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PHP requires the Visual C runtime (CRT). The Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 is suitable for all these PHP versions, see visualstudio.microsoft.com. You MUST download the x86 CRT for PHP x86 builds and the x64 CRT for PHP x64 builds. The CRT installer supports the /quiet and /norestart command-line switches, so you can also script it.
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