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QUESTION
Recently I started using a flat file manager called Cardbox to maintain lists of my film and music collections. Cardbox outputs records in both CSV and XML formats and I use the latter to create web pages so that I can easily proofread my work. I would like to convert it to a form of XML that uses the field names as elements rather than as attributes of a common element and eliminates the ...
tags. The software will accept an XSLT transform to do this.
Here is an example of what I would like to do.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 01:23What am I missing
You are missing the fact that your XML puts its elements in a namespace. As a result, your templates do not match anything, and the entire output is produced by the built-in template rules. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/34762628/3016153 how to handle this.
The other thing is that there is no need to list each field and its name explicitly in the stylesheet. You can construct a more dynamic stylesheet that can handle any number of fields, with any names (as long as the names are also valid element names):
XSLT 1.0
QUESTION
Let's say I need to enhance the shower()
method with a @MusicAround
advice to give me some music before and after executing the shower()
method.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-02 at 09:44This is a preliminary answer, because the content is not suitable for a comment.
When looking at the code in your updated question, some things strike me as strange:
- I wonder why everyone is so eager to always use aspects in combination with annotations. Why not use a pointcut which directly targets packages, classes or methods of interest? All this annotation pollution is horrible, if not absolutely necessary. Ideally, the application code should be completely agnostic of the existence of aspects.
- You use the
@annotation
pointcut designator incorrectly. Instead of@annotation(@MusicAround)
it should be@annotation(MusicAround)
. But also that only works if the annotation happens to be in the exact same package as the aspect, otherwise you need@annotation(fully.qualified.package.name.MusicAround)
. - You use a
MusicAspect
, but then declare aMinstrelAroundAdvice
bean. That does not seem to match. Besides, an aspect is an aspect, the method inside it which actually does something is the advice. So the class name*Advice
for an aspect is simply wrong. Better use*Aspect
instead or something else which properly describes what the aspect does. In this case,MusicAspect
seems just fine to me.
Now concerning your actual question, it is still unclear to me. Is it about how to inject (auto-wire) another bean into an aspect instance?
Of course I was not allowed to do so.
Why "of course"? What was not allowed? How did you notice? Did something not work? Did you get an error message? A stack trace? Please explain clearly what you tried, what the expected result is and what happened instead. Make your problem reproducible. Your code snippets do not do that, unfortunately. Just imagine for a minute that someone else would ask you the same question without you seeing the full code and without other context information necessary to understand the problem. Could you answer it? If your helpers do not understand the problem, how can they answer your question? Please be advised to learn what an MCVE is.
QUESTION
I am using the tint template in R Markdown for an HTML rendering. I don't think that this issue is specific to R or R Markdown, though. I think the fix can be accomplished with CSS or HTML. Although, I would guess that Dirk, Jon, or JJ, Yihui, or Dave could probably tell me how to fix this properly in R Markdown since they authored or contributed to the development of tint.
How can I modify this to prevent the margin notes from affecting the spacing below the table?
I did try setting the table tag with the styles align: left;
and float: left;
to see if that would work. Neither impacted the spacing at the bottom.
Here is the table footer with the margin note as HTML script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 12:33It may not be right, but it works. I took the footer off the table and added a
block with the footer content. Issue solved. I don't know why I didn't think of that sooner. (sigh)QUESTION
I have a trouble with reviewdog.
I would like to be able run reviewdog on CircleCI, and when I did git push
, it will check the documentation for text errors, and reviewdog will send out a pull-request if there is an error.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 14:32I resolved this issue.
SolutionI made a mistake below the code.
npx textlint --rule common-misspellings README.md >> .textlint.log
I need to add -f checkstyle
.
I fix and issue PR on another branch.
https://github.com/Yuhta28/textlint-reviewdog-sample/pull/6
reviewdog made a comment.
QUESTION
I am new to django and Heroku. I followed a tutorial on creating a webpage with multiple pages extending on a base page and hosted it on Heroku, it worked.
I decided to add a new page with an image (with URL source), and followed the same steps as I did in the tutorial. However, the new page, and only the new page results in "TemplateDoesNotExist".
I have proofread multiple times and tried it without the image but it just will not work on Heroku. It does however work on the local web server.
Thanks for the help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 20:57Are you sure that template is there? How did you upload your code to Heroku? Check if there is a hello.html
on server. If you used Git, check if template is actually tracked by git.
Also, you can move your templates from that app to //templates
Templates will stay within their respective app. Django will find them automatically.
QUESTION
New scripter with hopefully an easy proofread.
I made an Powershell Active Directory script that processes people on Leave of Absence (LOA) within my organization from a daily CSV file I get.
In summary my problem segment should:
- Check the $Line variable's currentStatus if that employee is "On Leave"
- Disable that Active Directory account.
- Grab that AD account's 'Description' field and look for the string part "LOA - " and add that ONLY if it is missing. Problem is that if that field already has "LOA - " in the description, it puts another one... and another, so on.
Example:
- Description (Good): LOA - Chef
- Description (Bad): LOA - LOA - Chef
- Description (Please NO): LOA - LOA - LOA - Chef
- Etc.
I'm fairly certain the problem is with this line here but I can't figure out how to fix it.
...If ($null -ne ($newDescript | ? {$loaPhrases -notcontains $_}))
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-01 at 02:53It looks like you're overcomplicating it a bit. Try the -match
statement for a regex matching of your $loaPhrases.....
QUESTION
I have the following dataframe consisting of UserId
and the Name
of the badge earned by that person on Stackoverflow. Now, each badge belongs to a particular category such as Question
, Answer
, Participation
, Moderation
and Tag
. I want to create a column called Category
to store the category of each badge.
The code that I have written works well if data is less than 1M users, for more data it just keeps loading. How to fix this?
Dataframe (badges)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 04:04If you want to update a dataframe with more than 1M rows, than you definetely want to avoid for
loops whenever possible. There is an easier to update your 'Category'
column, like it was done here.
In your case, you just need to convert your 4 lists with the badges names to a dictionary matching the badge name to its numerical category, like:
QUESTION
#A 0-50 Units is multiplied by $0.59 (multiply by 0.59)
#B Up to 150 Units (minus 50 and multiply remaning by 0.65)
#C Greater than 150 Units(minus 150(first 150 = $94.50) and multiply remaining by 0.68)
#D All Residential charges are fixed @ $13.00(always add $13)
print (" * SKELEC Electricity Bill Calculator * ")
def main():
while True:
try:
prev_month = float(input("Enter the meter reading for the previous month\n"))
break
except ValueError:
print("Invalid value entered. Please try again.")
continue
if prev_month < 0:
print("Please enter a valid reading.")
main()
while True:
try:
pres_month = float(input("Enter the meter reading for the current month\n"))
break
except ValueError:
print("Invalid value entered. Please try again.")
continue
if pres_month < 0:
print("Please enter a valid reading.")
main()
if pres_month < prev_month:
print("Present month value is lower than previous month value")
main()
units_kwh = pres_month - prev_month #Variable for the subtraction of present month and previous month
print("Usage = ", units_kwh,"kw/h")
if units_kwh <= 50: #Argument for 0-50 kwh units
Energy_charge = units_kwh * 0.59
print("Your charge for the month is, $", Energy_charge)
elif units_kwh > 50 and units_kwh <= 150: #Argument for units up to 150kwh
units_fifty = units_kwh - 50
Energy_charge = (units_fifty * 0.65 + 29.50) + 13.00
print("Your charge for the month is, $", Energy_charge)
elif units_kwh > 150: #Argument for units over 150kwh
Energy_charge = ((units_kwh - 150) * 0.68 + 94.50) + 13.00
print("Your charge for the month is, $", Energy_charge)
print("Residential Charge of $13.00 added")
main()
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-28 at 03:02You can make a couple changes to improve the code:
- If the user enters a negative number, raise an exception
- Add an outer
while
loop for thepres_month < prev_month
condition
Try this code:
QUESTION
I'm using the Roboto Family of fonts. In general, it fits perfectly to all my needs except one. The length difference between ndash and mdash is to small. It is a very important aspect, because as a part of our services - we are helping editors, proofreaders, writers and typeseters.
To fix the issue, we adjusted the font and we hosted it on our server. Unfortunatly, this has an significant impact on page loading and rendering speed (even the preloading the font is done).
I would like to switch into CDNJS version of the Roboto font and I'm wondering if there is a CSS or CSS+JS way to fix the issue. The idea is to select all the ndashes on the site and to shorten all of them with either JS or CSS, to be exactly in the middle of the length between dash and mdash. In the origin Roboto font ndash is twice so long as dash but mdash is just a little bit longer than ndash.
An alternative is, to replace all the ndashes with an ndash from another font. Any other ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 21:26You mention replacing the ndashes and mdashes from another font.
Have you considered using the CSS font-face unicode-range property?
If you have a font that has the sort of size dashes you want you could substitute those for the dashes in Roboto.
I couldn't immediately find a font that had sufficiently different dashes to the standard ones to demonstrate, but here's the code from MDN which substitutes the ampersand in Helvetica with the slightly more flamboyant one from Times New Roman. This method saves having to do anything to your actual text.
QUESTION
I am trying to make a posting system for a project I am working on. Problem is, for some reason, all $_POST values are null, even if they are supposed to be set. As a result, my PHP script does not work.
I can't tell why this is the case, as it was working fine just yesterday. How can I fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 13:42$_POST
superglobal is only available in POST
requests. You seem to be rendering your content in a GET
request.
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