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- Parses lines .
- Process a block
- Returns an inline link element
- Render a text line
- Parse a block list .
- Parse block markup
- Add a table to continue
- Render a single element
- Parse Markup .
- Render an image
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QUESTION
does someone encounter this problem while installing - react-messenger-customer-chat? [Next.js, tailwind] Here is github repo: https://github.com/Yoctol/react-messenger-customer-chat
package.json
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 11:20The problem is here:
QUESTION
I'm using next-mdx-remote
in mdx file
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Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 10:25Since you're using single back-tick code (inline code) you should use inlineCode to target it. code/pre targets code blocks that use triple back-ticks.
QUESTION
I am new to MDX and want to develop SSAS cube and need some help on following scenario :
In the SSAS designer, on the Calculations tab:
I am creating one calculated member called [QualityKPI] for which I am writing MDX expression as below :
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 19:08In MDX, WHERE conditions are normally done on attributes, not on measures. So, the best approach would be to make an attribute from your Row Count column (i. e. making it part of a dimension).
Then, you could either leave your calculation as it is, enabling users to do their own where conditions, i. e. by dragging Row Count either into a filter or to rows o columns to see the breakdown by row count.
If you want to filter in your calculation itself, then to add the row count filter to the calculation, you would use tuples wherever you use just a measure currently, e. g. (assuming the attribute is called [Dim1].[Row Count] in the cube, and hence the member for row count 1 would be [Dim1].[Row Count].&[1]), you would use
QUESTION
I need to allow a user to write expressions and build XML tree from the expression. My plan is to use math.js which parses and generates an expression tree, then convert that expression tree into DOM tree, and then convert DOM tree into XML using XMLSerializer. The part in bold is tricky one.
For the expression:
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 08:34You can extend the node object with a custom property like DOM and append children to the DOM of the parent node:
QUESTION
This app was originally built using react, however we have decided to convert everything over and use Gatsbyjs. I am new to Gatsby and I am trying to get my images to render correctly using the artist data. Here is how this part of the data was originally built:
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 05:16Your data, when using page queries, is always under props.data so your nesting should look like:
QUESTION
tl;dr How should I approach storing code blocks in a react + rail application? If I were to store the code block data in the rails backend, which datatype should I store it as? And if on the frontend, would mdx files be the best solution?
I’m building a programming quiz application where a question has many answers and each answer (only one is correct) has an explanation. The question consists of the question itself and a code block, similar to what’s circled in orange in this wireframe.
As I want to practice building Rails+React (Next.js) applications, I thought that the questions would be stored on the backend. However, is that a good idea? If so, I’m wondering about what would be a possible way to store the code snippets given the Rails datatypes?
Alternatively, I was also considering storing all the questions on the frontend. If I choose to do so, would mdx files be the best solution here?
So, to sum up, which of the following solutions would be best here:
- Storing code block as markdown files in the frontend
- Storing code block data in the backend
- Different solution altogether?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 11:31I thought that the questions would be stored on the backend. However, is that a good idea?
This depends on if you want the questions and answers to be user editable. In that case you need to actually store it somewhere. That somewhere would typically be a database which your Rails app communicates with.
If you're using markdown you can use the :text type in ActiveRecord. The database adapter will map this to a suitible type for that database for storing long strings - the exact details vary per adapter.
Alternatively, I was also considering storing all the questions on the frontend. If I choose to do so, would mdx files be the best solution here?
If by "storing the questions on the frontend" you mean putting them into your react project and serving them through that server (or cloud storage) then that is definately an option if you're building a very simple application where the questions and answers are a developer concern.
TLDR;You really need to write use cases and goals for your application. If its a learning application do you really want to learn more about the server side and writing database applications or do you want to focus on writing client side code? The answer to those questions will determine your choices.
QUESTION
the issue
When I define navigation on a child of a Category member I get the following MDX error when I click on a member:
[Stats].[Top X].[Total].[subtotal].[
this is the set-up
I have simplified the MDX and transferred it to run on the default Sales cube:
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 06:44The issue is because you're trying to use a category member defined in the SELECT statement itself. As a workaround you could modify your drilldown MDX expression as following:
QUESTION
I have a dataset like Cars1 (generate it with the code below), with years in the variable name.
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 03:42So, you need to understand the difference between the macro language and the data step language. These are two separate things that don't actually do the same thing.
%if and other macro language stuff only affect the text of the code you are compiling. They change the SAS program to some other SAS program. But they don't have anything to do with the data!
Steps:
- Parse Macro language stuff
- Compile SAS data step program
- Run SAS data step program (load data one row at a time, etc)
So you need to separate the data step (if) from the macro language (%if).
QUESTION
I have an NX Workspace for angular. All the latest versions (angular 12.0.0, NX 12.3.4, storybook 6.3.0) I created a lib called ui-core and added a sample nav menu component for testing. I then added nx storybook schematic and storybook runs and I also have it set up to use tailwind via @ng-neat/tailwind.
I also have a dependency on kendo ui for angular who exposes many scss files for styling their components.
The problem is that no matter which way I try to import the styles from ~@progress/kendo-theme-material they do not get applied in the storybook instance.
HOWEVER: They DO get applied if I import the component from the ui-core lib into the main angular app and run ng serve.
EXAMPLE: right is ng serve of app that uses the menu nav anf left is storybook of same component
What I have Tried:
- Change main.js config for storybook (the webPackFinal is the part that was added as per these docs from storybook):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 17:25First, I need to thank HailToTheKing in the storybook discord for helping with this.
The problem here was that I needed to import the kendo ui modules in to the storybook config for this story. I did not realize that the modules imported into the nx lib do not get automatically.
So this WAS NOT a scss issue. The browser console was throwing a lot of element not found errors for the kendo components. Once I imported them into the storybook config, the component rendered properly.
Here is my component.stories.ts config:
QUESTION
I am learning to create a gatsby blog website with a YouTube tutorial. I have followed the exact steps as shown in the tutorials. There were errors that were related to graphql query format. which were solved.
I have searched for the error. But all the answers were related to react app. There was no answers related to gatsby. So I was unable to figure out the right way to solve it.
The page loads at local server port 8000. The error comes while clicking the Read more button to see the single post. The error seems to be of React.
Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports. Check the render method of singlePost.
Here is the codesandbox link: https://codesandbox.io/s/gatsby-starter-hello-world-m685p
singlePost.js
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 05:04Your component must be named SinglePost instead of singlePost (notice the capitalization), so:
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