clime | Convert functions into multi-command program
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- Start a program
- Cast the value to the appropriate type
- Prints a message to stderr
- Parse command line arguments
- Main entry point
- Builds the usage string
- Prints the usage of this command
- Execute the function
- Show Hi command
- Say a word
- Build the usage string
- Return the given alias
- Convert source to a Python program
- Run clime
- Print usage information
- Send hello command
- Setup the autodoc module
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QUESTION
I have in Firestore a collection with plants (Where each document represents a plant and each plant has its own attributes like plant ID, name, description, photo URL...) and a collection with users (Where each document represents a user with its own attributes, including an array of objects with the plant IDs of the plants he owns)
What I want to achieve is, for a given user, to give extra details of the plants he owns (not only the ID), these details are in the Plants collection, so I have to perform some kind of inner join operation using the plant id in the user document (Check the UserPlantView interface declaration for the desired output; The attributes image and description would be obtained from the Plants collection)
I read that this is possible using combineLatest and switchMap from rxjs library, but I'm not being able to accomplish it. What I currently have is:
plant-list.page.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 19:21I finally got what I needed working without the switchMap. Code:
In plant-list.page.ts:
QUESTION
I am trying to create anomalies over the time period of 2004-2009 (ClimSt-ClimEd) for a gridded data set (number of months: 192 (equal to 16 years), number of latitudes: 36, number of longitudes: 72). In order to subtract the mean from each month, relatively, I reshape TheData to (192/12, 12), 16 years per 12 months. Afterwards I need to bring the data back to their original shape (192, 36, 72).
I struggle with the 3 dim reshaping. I guess there is either something wrong in the first or the last np.reshape, not sure though.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 20:03Re-writing my answer, after you have provided more information:
You have:
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I am following the book "C Primer Plus" and encounter such a snippet of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-16 at 03:50You're only getting char once, BEFORE the while loop. The char pointer never increments, so it never reaches EOF.
Just out of curiosity, have you been working with other languages like Python where methods are easily assigned to variables? It's a bit trickier in C, you need to use pointers:
QUESTION
I have a while loop in Swift that's attempting to solve a problem, a bit like Bitcoin mining. A simplified version is -
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-03 at 15:47I suspect your problem is that you are creating a large number of String
s that won't be freed until your routine ends and the autoreleasepool is emptied. Try wrapping your inner loop in autoreleasepool { }
to free those values earlier:
QUESTION
For some reason PixelSearch below is not working after adding the GUI even when used on a black PNG file with no white pixels. Needed it to work as part of a loop.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-02 at 09:21Was advised on the AutoHotkey forums that the CoordMode could be what was affecting the PixelSearch. Found that the code worked by adding CoordMode, Pixel, Screen on the first line as shown below.
QUESTION
I'm trying iterate over lists in Python, but can't do it in an economic and pythonic way.
I can do in one dimension list:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-04 at 12:50You can use a double list comprehension:
QUESTION
I Could not retrieve the data from OwinContext Environment that I store it after authenticate by token.
this is the Code:
[ValidateClientAuthentication]
In thins Code I validate the ClientID of the User and then store the data of ApplicationClient in OwinContext in this line
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-07 at 19:00You should really only add the clientId
inside your token, so you may retrieve it anytime after the login process.
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