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pluss - A feed generator for Google+.
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- Return a human readable representation of an unknown post
- Create a title
- Process an API actor
- Process attachment data
- Process a post
- Handle oauth2 request
- Retrieve a person by token
- Make a request to GooglePlus
- Returns an access token for the given gplus id
- Redirect to the daemon
- Render an album attachment
- Render a share attachment
- Make a call to Pluss
- Render a checkin
- Get a person by id
- Render an attachment
- Render a video
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QUESTION
I am working on a feature branch and i notice that my outgoing commits is not being updated. These are the steps i take:
- i write some awesome code
- i commit the code and the counter of commits is being plussed (to 53 in this case)
- i push the commit(s)
- counter is back to 0 (yeey)
- i fetch the branch and outgoing commits is back to 54 (booo)
- i can verify that the code is actually commited to bitbucket.
This happens in vscode, visual studio (git-plugin) and git extensions
I reproduced the steps in git bash:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 12:58You have a case sensitivity issue with the name of your branch : you somehow created a local branch named Feature/... (with an uppercase F), and it interacts weirdly with another branch named feature/... (lowercase f).
The simplest way to fix this would be to fix the remote, then re-clone your project ; if you want to keep your local clone, see the extra instructions afterwards
fixing the remote
If you want to get rid of the Feature/... branches, and only keep feature/... branches :
inspect your branches, to make sure that each
Feature/xxxis seconded by afeature/xxxbranch, and thatfeature/xxxis always ahead ofFeature/xxxif a
feature/xxxbranch is behind aFeature/xxxbranch, or if aFeature/yyybranch exist butfeature/yyydoesn't exist yet, run :
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Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 10:00you're using plain js so the var point it's not reactive, the js files are reader from top to bottom and the if is readed at the same time, you should wrap the if in another funcion and emit it in all function
QUESTION
I have a counter with increase decrease button. It's inside a model-content, but I can't center it in the middle of the modal. Can you help me?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 17:20To center it you should use margin: 0 auto. And that will solve your problem
QUESTION
how to setState public var to another page?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 23:42You can pass variables between screens. NavigatorState#pop supports passing objects that you can await in the previous screen and set it to it's value.
QUESTION
I am working on app that using RecyclerView. I have a Button in each card that when clicked, will count the number of clicks and display it in a TextView in that particular card. The app crashes (Logic Error ) when I run it. What am I doing wrong ? ( I want to setcheck the check box true when counter = counter in Model )
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 14:45Because you declared "counter" as global , you must to add counter to your model
QUESTION
I have the return og 108 mutual funds and over from 1987 to 2019. I want to count the number of observations in total (excluding NA) over the existence of the funds.
I have been able to get the kurtosis, skewness, etc using the following codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 11:08count is not the right function here. To count number of non-NA value in each column use is.na with sum.
QUESTION
I want to calculate the mean of each fund in the dataset below, but I am not able to exclude the na's I put in in XL as an indication of missing values.
I have tried using na.rm and na.omit without getting it working as intended. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to perceed?
dput(funds[1:50,]) from dataset.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-27 at 14:06This way you can get means for every column:
QUESTION
This question is a follow-up from this one. Basically I'm trying to make a parser which calculates the total result of a string. 5+5+3*2/1 should give 16. This already works for strings only containing plusses and mins, so -55-44+1-2+123-54442+327737+1-2 successfully gives 273317.
It however does not work when plusses/mins get mixed with times/divides. So 1*2-2*3 returns 6 instead of -4. I think this is because I try to respect the order in which math needs to be executed (first plusses and mins, than times and division), but the operator somehow doesn't get updated.
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Answered 2020-Apr-06 at 14:53I'm sorry if I did not not analyze your code in detail because it is way too much complicated for what you are trying to do. Therefore I will not tell you where is exactly the problem, instead I will propose you something more simple.
One way or another you need to manage a stack because an algebraic expression must be handled as a tree structure and the evaluation process has to follow that structure. It can't be handled as a flat structure and you can't escape the management of operator precedence. In addition to that an expression is normally evaluated from left to right (left associativity).
That said if you really don't want to use a parsing tool (which IMHO would be more simple and clean), it is always possible to parse "manually". In that case you may avoid to manage an explicit stack by using the call stack itself as demonstrated in the following code:
QUESTION
If I have a string 4+6*7/2 I want a function which calculates the value, in this case 25.
To achieve this I have written a recursive function which analyses the string character by character.
The basic algorithm goes (or should go) like this:
If the character we analyse now is a normal cipher and we haven't encountered an operator (+, -, *, /) yet we store it in a string called first_nr, which will eventually become the number on the left side of the operator. This we do until we encounter an operator. If we encounter an operator we store which operator it was so we know what to do later. Because we have encountered an operator, we now have to add the following numbers to another string called second_nr which will eventually become the number on the right-side of the operator. [I have implemented until here] Of course we also need to take the order of calculations in consideration, so I'd first ignore all the plusses and mins until all the times and divides are analyzed.
This way if I have for example the following action string:
123+789+4. My function would first put 123 in first_nr, then see an operator and store the + in operator. Because operator != NULL now it adds the following numbers, being 789 to second_str. Combining those three parameters we could form first_nr + operator + second_str in this case 123+789. My program needs to execute that before it encounters the next operator so it will form in this case 912+4 and the recursion repeats.
I did an effort but it still has a lot of holes in it. For now I would be happy if I could get the string 12+5 running. So ignore all operators besides plus, ignore the order of calculations (first times and divide, than plus and min), and ignore multiple operators in one string.
If I can get the most basic string running I'll improve my algorithm to also work with more complex strings.
My effort:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 01:49Step through the program (with a debugger, printfs here and there, or mentally at least). Several interesting points, in order:
- oper is UNDEFINED (it can’t be NULL btw as it’s not a pointer; a compiler could warn you), first_nr is "", second_nr is "", actions is "5+7".
first_nr += c;is executed.- oper is UNDEFINED, first_nr is "5", second_nr is "", action is "+7".
oper = charToOperator(c);is executed.- oper is PLUS, first_nr is "5", second_nr is "", action is "7".
Whoops! "+" is not in actions anymore, so actions[0] will never be found in operatorInChar and that branch will not be executed anymore. You probably need to additionally execute it at end of string.
QUESTION
I'm running a couple of Node services on AWS across Elastic Beanstalk and Lambdas. We use the Bunyan library and produce JSON logs. We are considering moving our logging entirely to CloudWatch. I've found two ways of pushing logs to CloudWatch:
Write everything to the console using bunyan and use the built-in log streaming in both Beanstalk and Lambda to push logs to CloudWatch for me.
Use a Bunyan Stream like https://github.com/mirkokiefer/bunyan-cloudwatch and push all log events directly to CloudWatch via their APIs.
Are both valid options? Is one more preferred than the other? Any plusses and minuses that I'm missing?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 15:00I favor the first option: Write everything to the console using bunyan.
I think this separates concerns better than baking cloudstream into your app. Besides, bunyan-cloudwatch is not maintained.
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