calrissian | CWL implementation designed to run | Job Scheduling library
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Calrissian is a CWL implementation designed to run inside a Kubernetes cluster. Its goal is to be highly efficient and scalable, taking advantage of high capacity clusters to run many steps in parallel.
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- Add a writable directory binding
- Add a volume binding
- Searches for a persistent volume
- Calculate a subpath
- Return a dict representation of the timeline report
- Walk the child reports
- Create an event from a report
- Get maximum CPU cores
- Execute the plugin
- Add an empty empty volume
- Create a kubernetes runtime
- Check that all required features are supported
- Create a CPU instance
- Parse value
- Parse arguments
- Get package version
- Add common arguments to the given parser
- Determine the log level based on parsed arguments
- Install signal handler
- Install tee files
- Return a dictionary representation of the elapsed time
- Returns a dictionary representation of the report
- Activate logging
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QUESTION
There is a white burger menu. The problem is that in my project in some places of the site it is not visible due to the opaque background. The task is to write a script that should change color depending on the background color to a contrasting color. In the code below, for example, on a black background, the menu should turn white. The original plan was to assign a different id to each block, and when the menu icon hits a new section, it changes color. But due to poor knowledge, js did not work. Also link to codepen:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-02 at 09:38Rather than approach this with JavaScript, you might find a CSS based solution using mix-blend-mode to be a more robust and flexible alternative.
The mix-blend-mode property allows you to control the blending behavior of an element against it's background. In your case, the contrasted appearance can be achieved via the "difference" blend mode to ensure the burger bars are visible in most cases.
The difference blend mode can be thought of as "color inversion" - when applied to your burger menu, this would ensure that the menu is visible under most backgrounds. The other nice thing about this approach is that it will work against most solid color, image or gradient backgrounds.
You can make use of blending for your menu by adding the following CSS:
QUESTION
I'm having some trouble getting typing to work with the JsonSlurper in Groovy. I'm fairly new to Groovy, and even newer to adding strong types to it - bear with me.
Right now I've created a trait which defines the general shape of my JSON object, and I'm trying to cast the results of parseText to it.
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Answered 2019-Jul-23 at 05:00This actually is a cast and Groovy will try to turn your Map into said object.
From the docs:
The coercion operator (as) is a variant of casting. Coercion converts object from one type to another without them being compatible for assignment.
The way this works for a POJO is to construct a new object using the Map-c'tor. This will either unroll into calling setters or works directly with static compilation.
Be aware, that using maps with excess keys will lead to errors. So I'd only use this for toy projects. Use a proper JSON-mapper like e.g. Jackson instead.
So the solution here is to not use a trait (which is basically a interface) but a regular class.
QUESTION
I am getting some memory leaks from this code and I am fairly inexperienced at c. Below is the code that is leaking memory and below that is the valgrind output. I cant seem to narrow down the exact memory blocks that are not being freed, please help! Sorry for the overload of code, I'm new at this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-27 at 23:25Change for ending expression from i > num_students to i < num_students in destroy_student_array function. The loop never enters for positive number of students - and it is probably the source of leak.
QUESTION
In the function chooseCharacter below, how might I call the three objects also entitled "thumbnail" while excluding the thumbnail designated "this" within the function (and subsequently, append !this to my HTML row "playerEnemies)?
(Further details: HTML index file has bootstrap rows that include charactersAvailable, playerCharacter, & playerEnemies. I am able to empty the charactersAvailable row, append the clicked selection to playerCharacter, but I can't figure out how to choose the unselected objects from charactersAvailable and push them or append them to playerEnemies row)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-19 at 22:24To select all of the other .thumbnail objects in the click handler:
QUESTION
I have a question about my game. It seems like I can only get one letter to print instead how many there are in a word. For instance, "star wars" looks like "star wr".
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Answered 2017-Dec-07 at 20:18In your letterPressed function, you can reorganize it to check for multiple instances. For example:
QUESTION
I have a data frame with names, surnames, birthdays and some random variables. Lets say it looks like this:
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Answered 2017-Sep-04 at 00:37Here is one way to find the typos. First, define the data frame you mention in the question:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe that looks somewhat like this:
specific_value name surname random_value
1 1 Luke Skywalker 1
2 1 Luke Skywalker 2
3 1 Skywalker Luke 3
4 2 Leia Organa 4
5 3 Han Solo 5
6 2 Organa Leia 6
7 1 Ben Solo 7
8 5 Lando Calrissian 8
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Answered 2017-Aug-31 at 15:45Here's a way to achieve this with tidyverse:
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