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- Generate an Excel file
- Convert timestamp to a datetime object
- Return a human readable date string
- Encode Chrome
- Base encoder
- Main plugin
- Run the analysis
- Returns a list of valid profile paths
- Returns a list of all subdirectories in the given path
- Check if the given base path is a profile
- Parse the arguments and outputs
- Decompress the data
- Run analysis
- Return a list of ldb records from the given path
- Read a tag from the stream
- Read JS dense array properties
- Generate JSONL file
- Generate a sqlite database
- Read JS sparse array properties
- Read JSObject properties
- Read a JSON map
- Reads a JavaScript set property
- Saves the file
- Read a bigint value from the stream
- Generate an xlsx file
- Read one byte string
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QUESTION
I want to write a function that transfers this objects
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 12:33First off, your input2 object is not a correct structure. You will need to use square brackets instead of curly braces.
Now, you can reduce each item by splitting the name field and using the first part as the local "name" and the second part as the "action". While reducing, you can build the action list by concatenating using the spread operator on the existing (or new) array. Lastly, take your new object you reduced and extract the values.
QUESTION
I want to write a function that transfers this objects
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 17:57Your question is rather poorly worded, but what I assume you are trying to do is assign the input1 data to objects inside input2 using the postId. What you're doing is sort of complex and not very straightforward, so it's probably best to just do the operation in a for loop or forEach loop.
Here's a quick and dirty outline of what this would look like:
QUESTION
We have an issue with a site that's been in development for nearly ten years: the default font-size on most new elements is too small for some of the stakeholders to read, comfortably.
That's odd, you might say! Isn't the default font-size: 16px a pretty reasonable size? Can't I just increase the root/body font-size to some reasonable default?
Ay, there's the rub!
Unfortunately this site started off following a fad of setting the root font size to 10 (!) pixels and making not just text but also element/box sizes all relative to that measure! (See CSS 62.5% why do developers use it? or https://benfrain.com/just-use-pixels/ for some retrospective.) So I guess hindsight is 20/20 — now if I simply change the "default" (root) font size, about 89% of my layout will grow with it. Imagine if all your Lego mini-figures suddenly grew to the size of Fisher-Price people… except for a random arm/leg over here that had a fixed size, or the scaling of an eyebrow that was relative to something else over there!
Is there any sort of "escape hatch" — out-of-the box CSS cleverness or some LESS compiler trick — that might let me:
- increase the default
font-sizeon my page to something more accessible?
without having to:
- manually rework all existing
rem/emlengths through a large corpus of LESS styling rules?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 07:25I might be being a bit thick here but can't you just fall back to good old "search and replace".
Get a list of sizes used in your project, a quick search for "\d{1,3}\.?\d{0,5}rem" should cover most cases and then just filter the list. (1-3 digits, optional decimal full stop, optional 1-5 digits and then REM).
Search for any sizes in REM first, turning "1.6rem" to "1rem" and "2.4rem" to "1.5rem" etc.
Now you can probably see an issue here, you can't do it in one pass as you would obviously end up with a scenario where you change one value and it then collides in a further search and replace (you change a value from 3.2rem to 2rem and then do a pass to change all the 2rem sizes and inadvertently change larger items as well).
Instead I would set the values 100 times larger than they need to be on the first pass and then reduce them all by 100 after. (so 3.2rem would go to 200rem on the first pass, then 200rem to 2rem on the second pass, obviously if anywhere you do use 100+rem then change this to 2000rem etc.)
Then once you have done all of that just change the root font size from 62.5% to 100%.
That should catch about 95% of issues as if someone is then using em units the base units it is working from should end up the same size.
With this approach I can't see you having to do more than 50 search and replaces across even a gigantic application that uses REM for div sizing etc.
I can't think of any "gotchyas" with this approach, but I am sure there will be some so back up before you do it obviously 😋!
QUESTION
Solved. So my first go at this post was a VERY poorly structured question trying to obfuscate proprietary company information in a very poor manner, and not asking the question well.
Once Walter even got me thinking in the correct direction i worked through the issue. Below was the second issue i was running into and found that the @{key=value} statement was being passed into my url because for some reason my script did not like the header in my csv file. In hindsight, perhaps because i was naming my variable the same as my header. Regardless I worked around it just by using Get-Content rather than Import-CSV.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 15:34In Powershell
QUESTION
I want to write a function that transfers this object
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 23:55This is a fairly standard 'group by' situation which can be addressed with a reduce() call.
The snippet retrieves the 'subgenders' [sic] from the Object.keys() of the objects in the array filtered by whether they are true or not, checks the accumulator for an existing property otherwise declares one, and then pushes the object into the books array.
QUESTION
The program below results in <> in GHC.
...Obviously. In hindsight.
It happens because walk is computing a fixed point, but there are multiple possible fixed points. When the list comprehension reaches the end of the graph-walk, it "asks" for the next element of answer; but that is exactly what it's already trying to compute. I guess I figured the program would get to the, er, end of the list, and stop.
I have to admit, I'm a bit sentimental about this nice code, and wish I could make it work.
What should I do instead?
How can I predict when "tying the knot" (referring to the value inside the expression that says how to compute the value) is a bad idea?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 18:28Here's one idea of how to fix it: well, we need a termination condition, right? So let's keep enough structure to know when we should terminate. Specifically, instead of producing a stream of nodes, we'll produce a stream of frontiers, and stop when the current frontier is empty.
QUESTION
I want to write a function that transfers this object
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 12:44let before = [
{
"id": "656DDXFT565xX-BW",
"name": "Black and white item",
"categories": [
"Black",
"White"
],
"price": 5
},
{
"id": "656DDXFT565xX-K",
"name": "Black item",
"categories": [
"Black"
],
"price": 10
},
{
"id": "656DDXFT565xX-W",
"name": "White item",
"categories": [
"White"
],
"price": 15
}
]
let after = before.reduce(
(acc, val) => {
val.categories.forEach(cat => {
acc[cat] ||= []
// if this fails, use newer version of node, or use
// if(!acc.cat) acc.cat = []
acc[cat].push(val)
})
return acc
},
{}
)
console.log(after)
QUESTION
I have defined a function
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 21:23Here's a multiprocessing approach. It'll afford more time savings, the more the problem scales in size
QUESTION
I'm handling byte input in a streaming fashion like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 00:52VecDeque implements the Extend trait, allowing you to add all items from an iterator to the collection without performing repeated allocations or checks. With your code, that should look like this:
QUESTION
So I basically want to create a 'property' in R which I haven't really found documentation or other SO Q/A explaining how this works.
So an example of what I'm looking for to make a function property with the behavior found in some base R functions (e.g. dim(), names(), attr(), etc...), where you can do property(variable) = value and then have property(variable) == value be true.
I was hoping that this would work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-30 at 20:56You may use `attr<-` in your function.
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