naked | A Python command line application framework
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A Python command line application framework
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- Run the command
- Get the next argument
- Parse an argument
- Returns the position of a test argument
- Benchmark a function
- Write text to file
- Append text to the file
- Append text to the file
- Run the profiler
- Write text to stderr
- Display the location of the command
- Prints the help of PyH command
- Runs the classifier
- Read the version py file
- Return a list of matching files that match the pattern
- Safely write a binary file
- Validates the command suite
- Run the given command
- Compile the C source library files
- Prints text to stdout
- Print the output of an iterable
- Print the contents of an iterable
- Print help text
- Benchmark function
- Profile profiling
- Prints the help command
- Run the main script
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QUESTION
I am very new when it comes to using react hooks, rendering, and routing.
App.js
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Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 03:48The useEffect hook is updating the obj state to the implicitly returned Promise object with setObj(getObj());. At a minimum, the useEffect hook needs to wait for the getObj function to resolve. This can be done in a couple of ways:
QUESTION
I have a .NET program, that interacts with a mshtml object from another process. I wrote a small sample project from scratch to illustrate the problem. In this example I directly use a COM reference for the mshtml interop.
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Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 03:17Casting is not failed because returned object is NULL. Details are explained here
Shortly, it says there is no exceptions while casting improperly. Working with COM objects is not easiest to be honest. First of all, dll should be registered correctly, second of all objects should be described correctly.
QUESTION
I am fairly familiar with XML but I've never had to delve into the complexities, and I'm a novice with XSL, XPATH, and with XMLSTARLET. I need a shell script that will extract a simple list from XML files which follow this kind of format..
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Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 12:36One way to circumvent the context would be to store the matching channel in a variable:
QUESTION
I am trying to launch a script I wrote that is supposed to read data from a firebase db but it throws the following error:
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Answered 2022-Jan-09 at 16:33This might be somewhat related to this question.
/e:
Ok, since you are using this firebase package, I can hopefully help you out.
First of all, it's the package's fault that it isn't running. While it depends on many external packages, it has none of them defined.
This is what I had to do in a clean virtual environment just to be able to do from firebase import Firebase:
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I'm doing my first steps with NATS and see behavior I cannot make sense of, even after reading the docs quite carefully. I have a local NATS server (2.6.5) running. It was started with
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Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 15:17When creating a pull subscription, the jetstream client API also creates a durable consumer with matching consumer options, in this case the stream name and a durable name (the second argument).
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I'm wondering how I can plot a single graph with multiple Y axis in a more controlled way. My current graph has already 3 layers, they're in the same values ballpark, so should remain on one Y-axis. However, now I have to plot a vastly differently-scaled thing on top, and I need an independent Y-axis just for certain layers. Is it possible?
Right now, if I set resolve: scale: Y: independent, all layers try to fight for the second Y-axis it seems, and the whole plot dissolves.
Below is a minimal reproducible example that can be copy-pasted as-is to https://vega.github.io/editor/#/ . The goal here is to be able to tell slopes of all 3 lines with a naked eye; in other words, make "X-Y" and "X2-Y2" lines use the left Y-axis with one scale, and make "X3-Y3" use the right Y-axis with a different one.
Please note than in reality, I already have 6 layers with different mark types and will keep adding those. All of those, however, will fall into two scale categories (say, values from 1 to 10 and from 10000 to 20000). I'd like to be able to define for each layer which category it falls into and which Y-axis - left or right - it uses.
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Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 05:03In your sample code the resolve config was given at the wrong place, and since you wanted
"X-Y" and "X2-Y2" lines use the left Y-axis with one scale, and make "X3-Y3" use the right Y-axis with a different one.
I have placed the 1st two layers in a separate layer which share the x and y axis and a different layer which will have independent y axis using resolve.
Check the below code or the editor link:
QUESTION
I have looked at this article about using std::variant. This is because the following code was raising a code analysis warning:
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Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 08:23Sorry you can't use std::variant here.
VARIANT is a type used in COM for interoperation of different components, even if written in different languages and residing in different processes.
std::variant provides type-safe variant of arbitrary set of types that is passed as a template parameters. Even two std::variants are incompatible if they have different template parameters, and none of them is compatible with VARIANT.
The best way you can make your program more robust is using CComVariant from ATL, or find/create another wrapper for VARIANT structure. Not sure if it would make the warning go away though.
QUESTION
I have the following (simplified) function using inline assembly, targeting mips:
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Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 23:00Yes! Do one of:
- Add
"trap_unreachable": falseto your target.json - Build with
RUSTFLAGS=-Ztrap-unreachable=no. (nightly-only though)
Unfortunately it's not very well documented. Further reading: PR where the trap instruction generation was added PR where trap-unreachable=no was added
QUESTION
Based upon this MSVC Windows disassembly, is there a method to determine the number of bytes between the labels jmp_code_start and jmp_code_finish? Manually counting the opcode bytes B8 D0 10 36 00 2D C3 00 00 00 89 45 FC FF 55 FC shows there are 16 bytes but that's tedious. Perhaps there's a better technique?
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Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 16:34There is no way to do this in standard C.
But in practice - you can usually accomplish this with code like:
QUESTION
I want to replace traditional naked pointer usage in a class inheritance situation.
Example for what I mean:
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Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 15:50You can use std::unique_ptr instead of std::shared_ptr (it is recommended indeed, because ownership is clearly handled in your application, and not left unspecified to a kind-of garbage-collector), but you have to move them into the vector in order to transfer (unique) ownership.
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You can use naked like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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