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I am using Leaflet to add 3 markers on a floor plan. It works fine. then I tried to let Math.random to produce the coordinates in pixels every 3 secs, remove the old marker and add a new marker. But I found the setTimeout() doesn't work. I tried many solutions, all failed. Please could you guide?
one more question: the control.scale doesn't work either. The scale is still at the bottomleft and ft bar is still there.
I am using Leaflet to add 3 markers on a floor plan. It works fine. then I tried to let Math.random to produce the coordinates in pixels every 3 secs, remove the old marker and add a new marker. But I found the setTimeout() doesn't work. I tried many solutions, all failed. Please could you guide?
one more question: the control.scale doesn't work either. The scale is still at the bottomleft and ft bar is still there.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 14:51Change
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I have a list of dropdown items, that when selected should bring up a table connected to the value. When using this jquery code to call the table, I select the first dropdown, then select the second dropdown (which is used for the value of the table id). However, once I select the second dropdown, the table does not coming up. In order for the table to show up, I have to click the second dropdown again, then click off, and then it will show. Any suggestions for what I'm doing wrong here?
Here are selection options
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Answered 2020-Aug-12 at 13:26Actually, you can do it without jQuery DataTable, you can do it with a regular table.
Take a look at my example:
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Simply put, the Curry-Howard correspondence states that a type is a theorem and that a program returning this type is a proof of the corresponding theorem.
The correspondence is based on the formalization of mathematical proofs, in languages such as predicate calculus, restrained to intuitionistic logic. But when mathematical proofs are written in those formal languages, their errors can be detected by computers. For example, Mizar is a relatively high-level mathematical language, plus a compiler that checks the proofs written in it.
So Curry-Howard associates programs to mathematical proofs without errors. Therefore, how does Curry-Howard translate the concept of a program bug in the mathematical world ? By what's above, it's not a logical error in a proof.
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Answered 2017-Feb-24 at 19:11Programs with bugs correspond to correct proofs which are different from the proofs to which the programs would correspond without the bugs. In other words, programs with bugs correspond to correct proofs, but different proofs. By way of analogy, a path is a particular sequence of steps you take out your front door. You may intend to walk the path to the grocery store. Perhaps you take a wrong turn and end up at the barber shop. You have still walked a path, just not the one you wanted.
Logical errors in proofs are more akin to runtime or syntax errors in programming language. In such cases, it's not that you have computed, proved or walked the wrong thing; but that you have failed to compute, prove or walk anything at all. In our analogy, this might be like forgetting how to walk and trying to take a few steps using only your left elbow and chin. You will not be able to complete your path - any path, right or wrong - because you attempt to do something that doesn't count as stepping.
An interesting challenge you might consider - write a correct, valid algorithm which is not correct for any possible problem.
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my @para_text = (
"The build of $build CUT$cut was started as requested and
its progress can be monitored in Anthill here",
"",
"http://anthill:8080/tasks/project/BuildLifeTasks/viewBuildLife?
buildLifeId=$lifeid",
"",
'If it completes successfully (Overall Anthill status will show as green
Complete and all sub steps as green Success) the built output will be
available for deployment and testing by first copying the zip file from here
\\\mizar\release\AnthillRelease\$build',
"", "If the output exists but the anthill build was not completely
successful DO NOT attempt to copy and deploy the output. \n",
"We will send the usual email detailing content etc. when the build
finishes. \n");
$para_text[0] =~ s/[\r\n]//gm; # convert multiline to single line
@para_text = join "\n", @para_text;
s/([\\"])/\\$1/g, s/\n/\\n/g for @para_text;
$mech->eval_in_page( qq/document.getElementsByName("txtbdy")[0].value = "@para_text", "test"/ );
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 19:35I removed the backslashes from my code and used this line to substitute them in
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You can use mizar 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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