mapit | web service to map postcodes
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A web service to map postcodes to administrative boundaries and more
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- Handle label options
- Make a new area
- Save all polygon objects
- Handles the csv rows
- Handles the output of the query
- Create the BCP districts
- Create Area
- Check a boundary line
- Return the currently active value
- Returns a GeoJSON Polygon object
- Restrict geo_html to geotypes
- View a partial postcode
- Displays the example postcode for the given area
- Returns a JSON response
- Get a specific Area by code
- Get or create a Area with the given name
- Create or create a Area with the given country
- Filter by area
- Lookup an area code
- Monitor modules
- Returns the intersection of a given area
- Render a postcode
- Get information about an area
- Get the nearest postcode
- Implementation of import
- Returns a QuerySet containing all areas within a given radius
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QUESTION
I am trying to read data from websocket
using Apache Flink
My Flink job is connecting to websocket but it is not pulling data from websocket.
below is the sample code that I have tried to connect to websocket using Apache flink API
the run() method
in the RichSourceFunction
neither executing nor throwing any error.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 16:48Flink includes a built-in socket source connector. You'll find an example showing how to use it in the documentation. That's going to be easier than debugging this other implementation.
Also be aware that using sockets in production applications is not recommended, since they are unable to provide any fault tolerance guarantees (because they cannot support checkpointing).
QUESTION
I am building a web application and using an ORM called norm. As such, I have an SQL database with a bunch of tables, all of which correspond to various Models that I have in nim. Often enough, they are in many-to-many relationships such as this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 10:31Thanks to the incredibly helpful folks on the nim discord server (shoutout to ElegantBeef), that educated me on this. There is 2 ways you can go about this:
1. If you know the field name when writing the code, you can use a template This is preferred, as templates are simpler to understand than macros.QUESTION
I'd like to have some sort of structure/type/map which can contain std::function
specialisations (to contain my callbacks) which have the type known at compile time, without having to do any sort of virtual inheritance or making all my types inherit from a base type.
e.g. I'd like GenericFunction
in here to hold the std::function
without erasing the known type, so I can get the type later on during the callback()
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 11:17You can store std::function
, something like:
QUESTION
I have two leaflet maps which are loaded with geojson on the basis of a search button click. This shows some polygons with a style opacity 0.3 so you can see the street names under the polygons.
It works great except that any additional searches and loading of polygons starts to change the opacity of the polygon, making it more solid so you cant read the names of the streets under the polygon.
I try clearing the geojson layer before adding to the map, but the issue persists.
I have created a rough code pen of the issue here: https://codepen.io/joomkit/pen/xxXgLPJ?editors=1111
Essentially just click the search button to load the layer no need to fill the listener runs a function and gets static data.
I have tried various methods to remove layer. A second click on the search is meant to clear the layer and load a new one. In the example it's just reloading the original data but the opacity is clearly demonstrated.
Main code is also below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 10:06You need to keep the geojson layer in a global variable and remove it before over writing with the new layer data.
QUESTION
I have a function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 13:51You can map some Monad[Int]
into Monad[SomeCaseClass]
just using map
function (if F
is Monad
then it can be converted to List
using ListInstances.catsStdInstancesForList
from cats.instances.list
). After that all you need is just flatMap
your list of Int
into list of SomeCaseClass
:
QUESTION
I am stuck with a problem of unnecessary scroll in the page and i tried with various option like : Overflow:'hidden' but the problem is other JS component which are wrapped in the same class are looking good:
code with file name MapHome file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-30 at 18:38I have found the problem as the problem was with 3 vectors defined which were overflowing out of the page. I have adjusted the margin of those vectors and problem is solved.
QUESTION
I have consulted many answers, but I still haven’t found the best way to implement it.
Now my case is to implement a multi map container, code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 17:05One way is to implement the bulk in const_iterator
and to let iterator
inherit from that. Some const_cast
s is bound to be required.
Another way is implement the iterator as a template, iterator_impl<>
and then add two typedef
s:
QUESTION
I am trying to achieve to refactor the below code into java8 using stream. How I can get the value of for any particular key in the hashmap Please suggest.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-25 at 16:29You need to convert the nested Lists into a flat List by using flatMap
. Afterwards you can perform the usual stream operations like filter
and forEach
.
QUESTION
Running Python 3.9 in Windows 10. Python installed via Windows 10 Store. PATH environment has directory with file being executed.
I'm running the following code from Chapter 12 of Automate the Boring Stuff, a google map launcher:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 23:17I found the problem.
Something went wrong with my file associations when installing multiple versions of Python.
To fix the problem, I went to my python script, right clicked it, selected "Always open using this app.", and navigated to C:\Windows\py.exe
.
Now when I open CMD and only type mapIt Empire State Building
, the program launches my browser to google maps with a search for Empire State Building.
I suspect this is a registry issue but as far as I am concerned it is now working.
QUESTION
I have a custom templated container using a map and list being kept in sync. The map needs to hold MyList::const_iterator and the list needs to hold MyMap::const_iterator. The only solution I've been able to find is to pun one of the iterators, as in the example below.
Is there a proper way to forward declare this so that I don't need the ugly punning?
Runnable code available at http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/a5eae03ad5090b27.
(There are definitely other approaches that could be used for the example, but that's out of scope. This is a snippet of a larger program. I'm simply trying to make this "circular" definition without UB.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 13:13Forward-declaring at least one of your inner classes breaks the cycle:
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