fbl | FBL is tool to find broken links in articles and files
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FBL is tool to find broken links in articles and files.
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- Check if file is supported
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pip3 install fbl
git clone https://github.com/mr-tafreshi/fbl && cd fbl
pip3 install -e .
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QUESTION
I have two different tables where two different kind of users are stored.
The first are Portalusers, the second are employees.
Now I have an overview page of all posts, where Portalusers should be able to use a filter button for a department.
Employees should be able to use it aswell, IF their role IS NOT "FBL".
So I tried it with this code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 09:51You need to check if user is logged in before trying to access the user object.
To have it visible for guests and users with Rolle
not as FBL
, use this:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 00:08Ok, I think the problem is in the number of default frames (100)
QUESTION
I have encountered a situation where passing a glm::vec3 to the glm::lookAt function appears to modify it.
The following code is about shadow frustum calculation in a C++ / OpenGL game engine. The problem arises in the glm::lookAt function, at the end.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-22 at 11:58I have encountered a situation where passing a
glm::vec3
to theglm::lookAt
function appears to modify it."
I don't think so. You use frustumCenter
to caclucalte lightView
, but before you do that, you use lightView
to calculate frustumCenter
: frustumCenter = invertedLight * frustumCenter;
So my educated guess on what happens here is:
The lightView
matrix is not properly initialized / initialized to a singular matrix (like all zeros). As such, the inverse will be not defined, resulting in frustumCenter
becoming all NaN
, which in turn results in lightView
becoming all NaN
.
But if you not use frustumCenter
in the first iteration, lightView
will be properly initialized, and frustumCenter
will be calculated to a sane value in the next iteration.
QUESTION
First I knew that Three.js does not have official support for occlusion culling. However, I thought it's possible to do occlusion culling in an offscreen canvas and copy the result back to my Three.js WebGLCanvas.
Basically, I want to transform this demo to a Three.JS demo. I use Three.js to create everything, and in a synced offscreen canvas, I test occlusion culling against each bounding box. If any bounding box is occluded, I turn off the visibility of that sphere in the main canvas. Those are what I did in this snippet. but I don't know why it failed to occlude any sphere.
I think a possible issue might be coming from calculating the ModelViewProjection matrix of the bounding box, but I don't see anything wrong. Could somebody please help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 03:07At a minimum, these are the issues I found.
you need to write to the depth buffer (otherwise how would anything occlude?)
so remove
gl.depthMask(false)
you need to
gl.flush
theOffscreenCanvas
because being offscreen, one is not automatically added for you. I found this out by using a normal canvas and adding it to the page. I also turned on drawing by commenting outgl.colorMask(false, false, false, false)
just to double check that your boxes are drawn correctly. I noticed that when I got something kind of working it behaved differently when I switched back to the offscreen canvas. I found the same different behavior if I didn't add the normal canvas to the page. Adding in thegl.flush
fixed the different behavior.depthSort
was not workingI checked this by changing the shader to use a color and I passed in
i / NUM_SPHERES
as the color which made it clear they were not being sorted. The issue was this
QUESTION
I am trying to read the response from my API. I can read it using PostMan but my variable "this.data" is always null. I have tried many different iterations of this and cannot seem to get this to work. Any help would be appreciated. The method is called 'loginSubmitHandler'.
full code here
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-22 at 14:53You will get data if you subscribe to it like bellow, the await
is a keyword for promises, but in observable patter, there is no such a word.
You can also convert an observable to promise by saying observable.toPromise() and then use await.
QUESTION
I want to make dynamic table with list contents am not able to map the array list with the List type of table data m not getting table in pdf and instead showing me error.
This is my pdf code ,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 11:36see this library.
you can create pdf with this library :
i hope it's useful
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