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The genericobject plugin allows to extends GLPi to manage new types of objects.
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QUESTION
Before we even start: In researching this problem I've looked at dozens of posts here and elsewhere, and realize that VB is the worst for Bluetooth programming. However, this is for a client who has a massive legacy VB system and I have no choice.
According to MS documentation, the BluetoothLEDevice.FromIdAsync
is supposed to return a BluetoothLEDevice object but on my system it returns a generic System.__ComObject
that I can't cast to a BluetoothLEDevice. I have tried Cast and DirectCast but neither work. The sample C++ code I've looked at doesn't require any type of casting; the variable is declared and set using the BluetoothLEDevice.FromIdAsync
function without any dramas.
Here is my test code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 20:51The FromIdAsync needs to be run async which I couldn't do because I got an error stating it didn't have an awaiter. It turns out that I needed to NuGet the System.Runtime.Windowsruntime dll. I added the Await and it's working now.
Thanks to Andrew for pointing me in the right direction.
QUESTION
const initialApprovalCounts = approvalStatusStrings.reduce( ( finalObject: GenericObject, status: string ) => {
finalObject[ status ] = 0 // error below
return finalObject
}, {} )
/*
Type 'string' cannot be used to index type 'GenericObject'.ts(2536)
(parameter) finalObject: GenericObject extends { [k: string]: number; }
*/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 20:24When checking to see if an object type is assignable to another type with an index signatures, the compiler will sometimes give the object type an implicit index signature. As long as all the known properties of the object type* are assignable to the index signature, the assignment will succeed:
For example:
QUESTION
I have been working on a Next.js app with a custom backend using Django Rest Framework, with the main focus on authentication with social platforms (Google, Github etc). Here's the flow I am wanting to use:
- Have the NextAuth do the heavy lifting for social authentication. It gets back, for instance, an access token and an id token when the user wants to login with his/her Google account.
- Put the id token and access token given back by Google into the NextAuth session object.
- In the frontend, use those two tokens in the session object to make a POST request to the DRF backend which essentially accepts the access token and id token and returns a access token and a refresh token. NB. The DRF backend has
dj-rest-auth
anddjango-allauth
setup to handle social authentication. - The DRF backend sends back the tokens in the form of HTTPOnly cookies. So, next time I want to make a request to the DRF API, the cookies should be passed along the request.
Is this correct and secure, or am I shooting myself in the foot?
My code for context:
index.tsx
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-30 at 09:02QUESTION
Say you have this in an Object-Oriented application:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 02:26Functional programming languages have a variety of ways of achieving polymorphism. I'm going to contrast Java (the OOP language I know best) with Haskell (the functional language I know best).
Way 1: "parametric polymorphism"
With parametric polymorphism, you don't need to know anything at all about the underlying type. For example, if I have a singly-linked list with elements of type T, I actually don't need to know anything about type T in order to find the length of the list. I would just write something like
QUESTION
So I'm talking about a RecyclerView that displays a filtered/sorted list of items (the filter/sort criteria are preset and not up to the user, so no point in using SearchView) queried from a server/DB.
I thought about doing the sorting/filtering in the setData
function of my custom adapter, like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 18:09It is not the responsibility of the adapter to sort. It's the responsibility of whoever provides the data.
You could in fact use ListAdapter
for your RecyclerView + livedata.map { list -> list.filter {...}}
QUESTION
I have a diamond-shape set of derived classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 20:33If A didn't had its default constructor deleted (by defining any constructor), this code would work. Either you have to call A constructor in initialization list of D.
In case of virtual inheritance, instances of B and C are subobjects of class D, but they don't contain subobject of class A. Instead a single instance of A is subobject of D.
This way there is only one A in D, which solves so called cursed diamond at cost of B,C and D no longer having a standard memory layout ("memcpy-able") even if it didn't had any virtual members and D should have access to constructor of A to be able initialize it.
QUESTION
We're trying to do some generic processing in kotlin. Basically, for a given class, we want to get the related Builder object. i.a. for any object that extends a GenericObject, we want a Builder of that Object.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 17:24A wrapper for the map could be:
QUESTION
Our organization uses Qlik Sense Enterprise and we are looking to automate the download process of the data used for visualizations (format can be excel or csv) instead of the manual process which leads to the following (cropped screenshot shown):
For our use case, lets assume there is only one app which has one sheet inside and that sheet has 3 visualizations.
I have written a python script which currently has been connected to the localhost and I am able to retrieve the app_id, sheet_id and the id of the 3 charts present using Qlik Engine JSON API. The code works in the following manner:
- Fetch the doc_list (app_list)
- Select the app, since we have only one app we choose index as 0
- Create a session object (I saw Qlik Engine on Dev Hub exhibiting this behavior which is why I executed this step)
- Get the layout of the app
- Select the sheet, since we have one sheet we choose index as 0
- Iterate through the visualizations and print their names
I have provided the code below for your reference as well as the pastebin link can be accessed here
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-26 at 02:54For this cases I'm usually "observing" Qlik's communication from the browser.
(in Chrome)
- open the app
- open the browser dev tools (press F12)
- navigate to "Network" (1)
- navigate to "WS" (2)
- press the required socket session (3)
- press "Messages" (4)
- check whats being send/received in the socket
(if you cant see the sockets in the Network tab just refresh the page)
Below is a Javascript/Node code that is exporting data for one object. (Im hardcoding the object ID in my case)
QUESTION
How can I extend the types from a node package without modifying the @types files?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 20:35You can just overwrite user
property of Session
type.
QUESTION
I'm using RapidJSON to parse an incoming JSON file, I can iterate and get the value through the different nests. I mean the variable values (i.e.: protocolVersion = 2). But I cannot get the start of a nest { : }. Using the following JSON as an example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-14 at 12:14There are 2 overloaded methods in source code of RapidJSON:
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