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SCUTTLE: Sensing, Connected, Utility Transport Taxi for Level Environments (Texas A&M's open-source Mobile Robot)
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QUESTION
I need to limit the amount of text displayed within a div from a WordPress Custom Field.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 15:26You this wp_trim_words(). check below code.
QUESTION
I've written some code for a simple popup feature for a website and have managed to make it work as long as I'm individually specifying the array index of each popup box, however this requires me to manually duplicating the code for each array index. See below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-01 at 15:21I don't know your exact HTML, but i guess you could use forEach
and closures.
e.g.
QUESTION
From what I have read, core Gnome development began with C and this was extended by Vala (2006) and Genie (2008). Vala syntax appears to have been aimed at the Java/C# syntax/developer, whereas Genie appears to be aimed at Python (and a handful of others).
There are also certain developers who appear to be attempting to scuttle these two great development tools - by pushing for a move to, for lack of a better term, non-native technologies like Javascript and Rust - requiring additional virtual machines or runtime binaries.
Yet there appears to be a resurgence in Vala primarily driven by the applications developers. This is clear from the rise in activity on the Vala compiler and the proposed activities of the 2018 Outreach Program where Vala is a core feature.
So this brings us to the technical relationship to Genie. From my reading, Genie only depends upon GLib whereas Vala depends upon the Gnome desktop environment. Is this relationship correct? Secondly, is Genie built into the Vala compiler valac
or is it separate? From a compilation perspective, are they integrated technologies?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-04 at 12:03Genie is an alternative syntax for the Vala compiler. It is implemented as an alternative lexer and parser and is built in to libvala
. valac
is the command line front end to libvala
. So yes, they are integrated technologies. If you wish to learn more about how Genie is implemented then have a read of Developing Genie. There are links on that page to the Genie source files.
Genie has the same dependencies as Vala and Vala only depends on GLib. There have also been some attempts to even remove the dependency on GLib. For example posixvala and avr-vala.
Vala has very good bindings to GTK+ that are kept in sync with GTK+ development. Maybe that is why you thought Vala was dependent on the full GNOME stack. Vala does provide higher level code generation routines such as casting to GVariant; the [GtkTemplate]
, [GtkChild]
and [GtkCallback]
attributes for working with GtkBuilder UI templates; the use of the [DBus]
attribute for generating D-Bus interfaces and the use of the async
and yield
keywords for working with GIO asynchronous callbacks and callbacks in general. By 'Vala' I mean the Vala compiler, rather than the syntax. So these features are available to both the Vala and Genie syntaxes. Genie is slightly less developed in some parts, but this can be fixed by contributors. It is an Open Source/Free Software project.
QUESTION
I am testing how to change text and CSS elements using Javascript
I have three buttons in my HTML, only one so far that I am using (Change Title). I would like to change the H1 Text when I click the button.
Using my current coding, when I click the button nothing happens and I get the following displayed in the web developer tools console:
*ReferenceError: changeTitle is not defined [Learn More] Index.html:1:1
Onclick file:///D:/Google%20Drive/Programming/EDX/Introduction%20to%20JavaScript/Module_1/index.html:1:1*
Questions:
- Can someone please help me understand why the browser says that the changeTitle function is not defined when I believe I have defined it in the external JS file.
- Am I able to use the onclick method?? in the tag element so that I do not have to use buttons?
Please find snippet below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-12 at 11:34Can someone please help me understand why the browser says that the changeTitle function is not defined when I believe I have defined it in the external JS file.
For method invocation from inline onclick to work, that method needs to be defined globally. And your changeTitle
method is local to document.ready
event handler.
If you want to define the changeTitle
function in document.ready, you can use jquery's click
QUESTION
This JSX code segment is generating a react-controlled-components
warning:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 14:33It was indeed a race condition. I needed to process the cookied and set the state accordingly in the parent component. defaultValue
works correctly now, too. Thanks for the feedback!
QUESTION
I am trying to translate SQL into Rails query with this site but it says:
Scuttle parser error, check your SQL syntax.
I am sorry but I don't really know how to write SQL request... so I've no idea where I am wrong... Btw if anyone knows how to write this as a rails query I'd be very happy
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-30 at 15:31Easy to understand - Active Record Guide
Not sure, if Scuttle does resolve queries with joins or without aliases.
I changed it to older joins
QUESTION
I am working on a Meteor App, using the Node.js package called "js_xlsx" from "SheetJS", made by "SheetJSDev". I am using this package to transform an uploaded Excel sheet into JSON in the back-end, so I can store it in my MongoDB and use it to do some fancy classified stuff in the front-end. There's just one problem. The package skips columns that have an empty header, except for the right-most column with an empty header. I already figured out that the package processes columns with an empty header just fine, but because JSON keys need to be unique, it only saves the last column with an empty header in the JSON object.
Examples:
With all headers filled:
As you can see, all works well when all headers are filled.
With the first and 2nd last header empty:
Here you see that the 2nd last column gets put in the front, with an "undefined" header and the first column is not even in there (because it gets overwritten by the 2nd last column, because they both have "undefined" as their keys).
With the first 3 columns and the 2nd last header empty:
Same stuff as with the 3rd and 4th image. Only the last column with empty header will make it into the JSON object.
Now, I have scuttled through the sourcecode and searched the GitHub page and even asked Google to help me out, without much avail.
What I want to know is:
How do you make js_xlsx process all columns with empty headers?
The link to the GitHub page for the package is:
https://github.com/SheetJS/js-xlsx
Any help is much appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-05 at 15:10I suspect your problem is that, by default, the SheetJS (xlsx.js) sheet_to_json function completely skips empty cells. (there not being a universal "How to deal with empty cell"... they defaulted, unfortunately (imho), to simply skipping the entire cell... leaving your JSON in shambles.) Given they use the headers as keys, as you said, this might be keeping the entire column from getting generated.
You can change this behavior by specifying a defval value in the options object that can be optionally passed to that function.
For example:
filledOutJSON = XLSX.utils.sheet_to_json(worksheet,{"defval":"whatever_you_want"});
Note, you can specify the empty string, ""
, if you want.
You can specify other options, as specified here: https://github.com/SheetJS/js-xlsx#json
QUESTION
I have a PHP bookmarking script I'm using that builds an RSS feed from my bookmarks (script is Semantic Scuttle). Each item in the RSS looks like the below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-26 at 21:42After some time in the chat room, the question boiled down to converting a MySQL date string to an RFC822 date string, while maintaining the correct time zone. This is the code that ended up working:
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