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A testing system for catching visual regressions in Web applications.
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Copy## Py_XPPCALL Example
# import some modules including Py_XPPCALL
import matplotlib.pylab as plt
import numpy as np
from xppcall import xpprun, read_pars_values_from_file
# Let's check what are the parameters of the model
pars = read_pars_values_fro ./librarian --scrape -i
./librarian -r
./librarian -c
./librarian -c untagged
./librarian -f "tag:sf/space opera"
./librarian -c "sf/space opera"
./librarian -f "tag:sf/space opera" -x hamilton
./librarian -l tag:opera dumas -x hamilton
./lib x = xolotl;
x.add('compartment', 'HH','A', 0.01);
x.HH.add('liu/NaV', 'gbar', 1000);
x.HH.add('liu/Kd', 'gbar', 300);
x.HH.add('Leak', 'gbar', 1);
x.I_ext = .2;
x.plot;
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QUESTION
I saw examples of 2 types of bind calls. first kind is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 21:07The first argument passed to bind is the this value and the other arguments are the additional arguments to the function. In the first case, it only sets the this value, while in the second case, it sets both the this value and the first argument. However, it is likely that the this value wasn't truly needed, so null could have been passed too.
QUESTION
I am looking for a Regex that would return from the following
The law of Huxley Something interesting. Some other interesting thing. The law of Dallas This thing is boring. The law of void Some stuff.
as a 2-line text where 2 groups have been identified :
- first group that starts with "The law" and finishes at the first capital letter ;
- second group that starts afterwards and ends when the next fisrt group "The law" pattern is encountered.
I aim to rephrase it by separating the title from core text using capturing groups like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 09:23You can use
QUESTION
Hello All^^ I apologize if this has been asked previously (though I was unable to find a previously posted, similar question myself...). Also, let me apologize for the simplicity of this question, beforehand.
This is a simple browser game similar to wheel of fortune. A random quote is generated via js script which the user is supposed to guess via the onscreen keyboard keys. However, I am unable to compare the user click to that of the quote text content, at current; it is returning "undefined".
I understand (after reading some of the questions on here) that the reason why document.querySelectorAll('.letters') is returning "undefined" is because it is an array, and likely requires a forEach loop, rather than a for loop.
However, is there a way to augment this for loop to compare the button click event target value to that of the document.querySelectorAll('.letters') array value? If not, how would I write this as a for each loop? I have tried to re-write it as such for the last hour or so with no luck : /
Is it not possible to include this in a function with an event listener?
I do appreciate your time.
link to repo on github( https://github.com/shonb6570/Tech-Degree-Project-6/settings ).
problem code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 19:49Fixed. StackSlave was correct. A for/of loop was what was required to iterate through the array.
QUESTION
Adding Gaussian White noise to the classical Hodgkin Huxley ODE for the membrane potential
Hi guys,
I have found this code for the membrane potential evaluated via the Hodgkin Huxley equation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-14 at 06:31first you need to add the noise argument to the function,
QUESTION
What is the best way to sort the following array in order on number of sub childs (i.e. number of ISBNs in this case).
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Answered 2019-Feb-04 at 11:10You could do something like this using sort , Object.values and Object.keys
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I am trying to return some data based on the item number and transaction type. I only want to see the latest dates for each transaction type. How can I make it so that the transaction type in rn 1 for a given item number doesn't equal the transaction type in rn 2 for a given item number.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-06 at 20:31Try adding transactype to the partition and ordering by transacdate DESC. Finally you'll only want to keep rn = 1
QUESTION
I'm using Ajax to fetch records from API , when i click on search items , page get redirected to the book and author page. i want to store the record of that search.But it fails to store the data in mongoose . Data is not saving.
My task is to list last 15 search which user search. and show on history page .Please help me guys
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-06 at 12:14Put this route code and make sure you are using object type in schema.
QUESTION
I have a proof of content, you can see the whole thing here: https://codesandbox.io/s/87oyv8p89 … specifically containers/Form1.js
What I want to do here is grab a set of books from the reducer (eventually this will be populated by an API, but again this is a PoC). As part of this, I want to create a fieldarray with an array element for each book, and I want to default the value of the text field to the title of the book, what I tried is not working -- am I thinking about this wrong? is there a right way of doing this?
For posterity i have the following npm dependencies:
- react
- react-dom
- react-redux
- react-script
- redux
- redux-form
and the following files (see link above for ALL of the files):
src/containers/Form1.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-03 at 15:30This is a fairly simple fix!
Updating the componentDidMount on the Form1 component sets the data as expected
QUESTION
I'm struggling with a regex expression. Here is the text I'm working on:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-14 at 11:23Thanks to the comment of Rawing, I've come across this solution:
First, I use this pattern: /(*ANY)^\*{1} (.*)\n(^\*{2}(.*?)\n)+/gm to match every block of text like this:
QUESTION
I have a nested array:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-17 at 09:08No, this is impossible.
& syntax is the syntactic sugar, that does literally the following:
- converts the argument to
Procinstance, callingto_procon it; - uses the proc as a block, passing arguments from the enumerator to it.
(&:foo) works because Symbol.to_proc exists.
(&:foo(arg)) just can not be parsed, since : expects valid symbol chars afterwards, and opening parenthesis will raise a syntax error.
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