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QUESTION
I am building an app with react-router-dom that initializes by making AJAX requests and then uses routes to pass parameters to class-based sub components. I can't figure out how to simultaneously 1) render conditionally and 2) pass parameters to sub components.
I have a parent level component which is functional, and a conditionally rendered component .
In my initial attempt, I set up my code like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 19:07Both implementations are incorrect. In react-router-dom@6 there are no longer any route props (history, location, and match) and were replaced by React hooks. Since you are also using a React class component, the hooks can't be used, directly, so you'll need to either convert the class components into function components, or create a wrapper component or custom withRouter HOC to access the hooks and pass along/inject the old route props. I won't cover converting a class component into a function component.
Wrapper example
Create a wrapper component that uses the
useParamshook to read theclientidroute param and render theMyClassBasedComponentcomponent.
QUESTION
I have written a short script that works pretty much as a quiz. It displays a dialogue box making a question and you input the answer. However, my intention is that whether the answers are provided in capital or lowercase text, the app should grant you a point regardless. My question is, how can I give a point regardless of text capitalization of the input? I saw someone using toUpperCase() at some point in the code, but I am not quite sure.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 18:30You can use both toLowerCase() and toUpperCase() before comparing the correct answer and the input from the user,
change this,
interrogate === arr[i][1]
as,
interrogate.toLowerCase() === arr[i][1].toLowerCase()
QUESTION
I am trying to make a POST request using the Micronaut framework with Java. I have created a 'client' class that is called and makes the request. Here is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 21:06You need to subscribe to the publisher to actually make the request and get a response. There are several subscribe methods depending on what you want to do
QUESTION
My company runs Oracle 19 and we recently (October 25) installed the October Oracle quarterly patch. Since the patch was applied, I have been unable to run the .Get_WKT function without frequently experiencing the following error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 20:25We encountered the same issue on one of our Oracle 19c databases after applying the Oct2021 Release Update. We were able to solve the problem by backing out the RU. Since we wanted current security patches, we applied the Jul2021 RUR1 in its place and re-tested. The problem did not recur after after the RUR was applied, suggesting that the issue was caused by one of the non-security bug fixes or minor feature updates included in the RU.
For those unfamiliar with OraCorp's RU/RUR patching strategy, it's important to understand that July 2021 RU Revision 1 contains all of the latest security fixes as of Oct 2021. For details, please review MOS Doc #2285040.1, which explains how Release Updates and their Revisions are related. I'll note that while our team has maintained documentation on deployment of each quarter's RURs, this is the first time we've actually had use for a Revision.
QUESTION
I have the following error code for VM:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 15:10This a know deficiency of Error::description(), which is why it is deprecated and you should not use it.
Instead, implement std::fmt::Display for your error type. Do not bother implementing description; pretend it's not there.
QUESTION
I am currently learning related knowledge in my study. When I use Debian operating system on my Raspberry PI, I find that the system time is not synchronized with the real time.
Errors- The error message is as follows.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-09 at 15:00The error message you posted seems to be unrelated to your issue, as it looks like an apt-get error. Where have you extracted it from?
That being said, are you able to manually sync time with ntpdate? You can try doing something like this:
QUESTION
I am attempting to find a way to use the with statement to open one of several large database files. One can assume for the purpose of this question that we want to ensure that the file is closed once it is no longer needed because there is a limit to the number of database files that can be opened at once by the underlying library.
The database files are read with a particular class, say Database, which does not read all database contents upon instantiation, but instead just reads metadata about the database. This metadata is used to determine whether the database is valid or not. (FYI) Only if particular data is requested does it interrogate the (opened) file further.
Here is a minimal example of how this might be encoded without the with context:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 17:39I think the answer to this one is rather simple: all you need to do is to place all the initial code that determines the chosen database object into a function, and that returns the "winner". As that is then the actual context manager object, you'll retain the wanted properties.
As a simplified concept:
QUESTION
I have an intermittent issue that I can't seem to get to the bottom of whereby a .NET Framework 4.6 MVC API (C#) uses an Entity Framework 6 (runtime v4.0.30319) stored procedure call that takes a long time to respond.
The stored procedure is hosted on Azure SQL DB.
It is an unremarkable procedure, it interrogates a couple of tables to give a nutritionist their clients' latest data and website interactions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 16:33In the end this turned out to be a concatenation issue. EF sets the CONCAT_NULL_YIELDS_NULL off inits context, and for whatever reason this caused a truly terrible performance issue.
For what I can only call legacy issue of inept previous employees, a date returned by the procedure did some inexplicable chopping up and concatenation of various dateparts of a date.
I replaced this by, you know, returning the date (and amending the EF object obviously), and hey presto no more performance issue.
QUESTION
It seems that this unmarshalling exception always gets thrown when an activity is recreated with saved instance state during espresso tests. I have reproduced it with a very basic android app. Here are the steps:
Create an android app with two activities which each have one button. The button on the first activity opens the second activity. The button on the second activity closes the current activity.
Add an espresso test which simply opens the first activity, clicks the button (to open the second activity), then clicks the button on the second activity (to finish the second activity and go back to the first activity).
On your emulator, be sure to enable "Don't Keep Activities" on your emulator.
In my real app, it varies based on the activity which class will be "unknown" to cause the unmarshalling. In this specific example, it's apparently the toolbar. I have found that by removing specific entries ("androidx.lifecycle.BundlableSavedStateRegistry.key" and "android:viewHierarchyState") from the saved instance state that it will workaround this exception during espresso tests, but of course then things don't get restored correctly. And I'll reiterate that this is only a problem while running espresso tests. When performing the same exact test steps manually, everything unmarshalls correctly and there are no exceptions.
Changing sdk versions doesn't seem to help either.
That's it.
Here's all the gory code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 19:09From what I can tell, you're supposed to instead use ActivityScenario and then test the different activities' states using ActivityScenario.moveToState or ActivityScenario.recreate.
QUESTION
I am learning VueJS by recreating MineOS interface. I have replicated a bunch of functionality without actually calling the backend. I've run into an issue with unit testing. It looks like I've done everything I can but I think that my mixin method isn't being called. I think what I am doing is:
- mocking the store/state with my test (which I have done in my login spec).
- mocking the action that the mixin uses and assigning to the store, which should be mapped in the mixin.
- populating the java_xmx input with 235 and then triggering the input event.
- trigger next tick
- interrogate the action to see if it's been called.
Is the only way to test with mixins to import globally and mock?
javaoptions.vue
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 06:21Figured it out finally!
There were a couple of issues that required fixing for the entire test to pass.
The issue at hand was that the mixin didn't appear to be utilised in the test.
I required to change
@input="updateConfig('java', 'java_xmx', $event)"
to
@input.native="updateConfig('java', 'java_xmx', $event)"
of course! .native.
I then discovered that I hadn't mocked my state and had to do that.
The final code for the test is
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