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I don't like house hunting. I'd rather write a tool instead.
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- Parse a property
- Extracts the image images from the response
- Parse floorplan image
- Compute the area of a set of directions
- Computes the alpha shape of a triangle
- Parse property response
- Load the property model from the response
- Return a list of dictionaries containing the duration of the dialog
- Generate rgb values
- Get the route to work
- Gets the next monday date
- Bban a property
- Replace a property
- Set the value of a property
- Get search areas
- List scrape spiders
- Wrapper around create_app
- Insert a property
- Parse the response from the API
- Get a user by username
- Load configuration
- Add a user to the database
- Get the credentials for the given credentials
- Converts the raster map to work
- List properties
- Read file contents
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QUESTION
On a high level, I understand that it's a good practice to git pull(and manually merge conflicts if any) before git-push. I am working in an enterprise setting. My questions are:
(1) Can I do git-push without first git-pull?. Is it not allowed at all or github can be configured (by admin) to behave in a certain way -- say to crib during push that pull was not done or to not crib at all..
(2) Following up on (1) question, say I did do git pull first, but then I didn't really merge anything gracefully and just overwrote in local files and then try to git push, will this go through?. I mean for namesake/record, I did git-pull, though I didn't honor it...what prevents a user from doing this (if at all).
(3) Is there a way to configure a branch so that pushes to the branch only happen thru pull request and not directly (say from command line etc). Is there a notion of something like branch owner who can configure whether to allow direct push or not?.
(4) I understand that some of this could be tried by running some experiments, but that would only give me some idea on my current setup. I want to understand what is the standard behavior and what all can be customized...
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Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 15:05Addressing your questions one by one:
(1) Can I do git-push without first git-pull?. Is it not allowed at all or github can be configured (by admin) to behave in a certain way -- say to crib during push that pull was not done or to not crib at all..
Pushing without pulling first is not necessarily a problem. It is only a problem if others pushed changes to your target branch, and you have not pulled these changes. In that case the push will be denied. The error message you will get will be something like:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a cribbage game in python, and I have a pretty good things going except for when I'm trying to find combinations of cards that add up to 15 after the player discards 2 cards to the crib, it doesn't work for combinations of 3 or greater. My code is below.
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Answered 2022-Feb-09 at 22:23You should use a dictionary to map cards to their numeric value and compute the sum of values for combinations (rather than searching for pre-defined combinations).
Also, you should use the combinations function from itertools instead of nested loops. (your loops are combining the some cards with themselves and also repeating permutations of the same combinations which requires extra work to compensate)
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I've created a table and a page in a BC extension. One of the fields in the table is of type: BLOB. It is not displaying on the page. I've tried to replicate what happens with the 'Work Description' BLOB field in the Sales Header table / Sales Invoice page. Where am I going wrong? See my code below. Thanks in advance for help.
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Answered 2022-Jan-11 at 08:38In your page you set the blob field DescriptionOfTasksPerformed from the table as source of the page field:
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Using the MegaParsec parse function, I'm able to run a parser, and get a ParseErrorBundle if it fails.
I know that I'm able to pretty print the ParseErrorBundle, and get an error message for the entire parse failure, which will include the line and character numbers, using errorBundlePretty.
I also know that I'm able to get a list of ParseError's from a ParseErrorBundle, using bundleErrors. And that I can pretty print these with either parseErrorPretty or parseErrorTextPretty.
I want to be able to run a parser, and if it fails, get a list of (SourcePos, Text), so that I know both the individual error messages, and the location of each error.
I can't figure out an elegant way to do this. While I could in theory crib fairly heavily from the source code to errorBundlePretty, I feel like folding over the errors and using reachOffset to advance the PosState can't be the easiest way to go about this?.
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Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 16:29I was able to get this to work as follows:
QUESTION
Let us suppose that I have created two MSIX packages and that they are independent of one another. However, I want to make them into a "related set"; I want one of them to be my "main package" and the other to be an "optional package" that installs alongside the main package. I have used MakeAppx.exe to unpack both MSIX packages on my machine, and I'm looking at the two packages in the filesystem, in particular at the AppxManifest.xml files.
I know that for the optional package, the MainPackageDependency element (from XML namespace http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/3) may be added to the `Dependencies" element in AppxManifest.xml. However, I believe that in order for the two packages to form a "related set", I also need to add something to the AppxManifest.xml of the main package. I do not know what it is that I need to add there.
The focus of this question is what changes I need to make to the main package. Once those changes have been made, it would remain to re-pack the MSIXes and sign them. You may take it for granted that I know how to accomplish those steps.
The MSIXes are intended to be side-loaded (not distributed via the Microsoft Store) and they both contain executables.
What I have triedI have tried modifying only the package that is meant to be the "optional package" in the related set. The result of this is that when I try to install both packages, the main package installs successfully but on attempting to install the optional package, the following error message displays:
A related set cannot be updated because the updated set is invalid. All packages in the related set must be updated at the same time. (0x80003d17)
The following error appears in the Windows error logs:
The optional package with centennial content OptionalPackageName_21.4.0.0_x86__0rk1t7bybtkaw is not in a related set and it is required to be in a related set specified by the centennial main package MainPackageName_0rk1t7bybtkaw.
I do not know what the terms "centennial content" or "centennial main package" mean and have had no success searching for them online.
I have tried adding a PackageDependency element to the Dependencies element in the AppxManifest.xml file of the main package, with the Optional attribute (from XML namespace http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/6) set to "true". This yielded the same results as described above. It is my understanding that this is not the correct approach because the PackageDependency element is used to declare so-called "Framework dependencies", which are a different kind of dependency.
I found a Microsoft documentation page that suggested that a file named "AppxBundleManifest.xml" might be the vehicle for information about optional packages. I therefore tried adding a file named "AppxBundleManifest.xml" to the main package, with content modelled on that of a file of the same name that Visual Studio created for me when I was trying to work with a sample project I downloaded from GitHub. However, this file is not packed by MakeAppx.exe when it runs; it prints the following message:
MakeAppx : warning: Ignoring footprint file "AppxMetadata\AppxBundleManifest.xml".
I do not know what the term "footprint file" means, nor why the file is being ignored.
I have tried browsing Microsoft's documentation of the AppxManifest.xml file schema, but I did not notice anything helpful there.
I have tried installing a trial version of the paid-for software product "Advanced Installer", because it boasts support for this feature and I thought I might be able to crib from the MSIXes it produces. However, while I can create my optional package using this software product, I cannot figure out how to create the main package. The vendor has documentation online, but as far as I can tell they have changed the relevant parts of their application's GUI since writing that documentation, and I cannot figure out where the relevant options are in the version I downloaded. Specifically, this page appears to suggest that the "Builds" widget (listed under the "Package Definition" category) ought to contain an "Optional packages" tab; in fact, there is no "Optional packages" tab there.
I have tried working with a sample project that Microsoft made available on GitHub. However, while I managed to get it to "build", I have not succeeded in getting it to create actual MSIX files. It does create AppxManifest.xml files, but there is nothing in those files that is obviously the missing element from the file in my own project.
Why am I not using Visual Studio to create the packages?We want to use WiX to create the MSIXes. Unfortunately, the WiX Expansion Pack does not yet support optional packages or related sets. I was hoping that there would be some tweak that we could apply to the MSIXes produced by WiX (e.g. editing the XML in the AppxManifest.xml files) that would give us what we want.
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Answered 2021-Oct-17 at 16:36What was going wrong here was that I believed erroneously that related sets could be created in the form of individual packages, compiled using MakeAppx. What you actually have to do is to use MakeAppx in two steps:
- Use MakeAppx to create packages.
- Use MakeAppx again to create a bundle from the packages you already created. (Use a "mapping file" that specifies one or more optional packages under the heading
[ExternalPackages])
This can be gleaned from the Microsoft documentation if you read between the lines, but it's not explicitly explained anywhere that I saw.
It's easy to gloss over the need to create bundles if you've already read about other MSIX-related topics before coming to this one, because bundles are motivated in documentation elsewhere as a means of combining together into a single unit multiple versions of your package that target different architectures. If that isn't a concern for you then you may believe you can disregard them. Well, they can be used for that purpose - but they can (indeed must) also be used if you want to create related sets. You can have a bundle that has only one essential package, and for only a single architecture.
One more gotcha: To create an msixbundle requires a minimum Windows SDK version (10.0.18362.0 I think).
QUESTION
My application is MVC 5, using Kendo UI Jquery editable grid. One of the column is a dropdownlist using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-25 at 17:33Calling the refresh() method of the grid after populating the collection would be insufficient as it would not refresh the templates and the foreign key column.
There are two options:
- Make the AJAX call directly from the column and there is no need for handing the success callback:
Remote data binding for foreign key
- Set the autoBind property of the grid to false. Inside the success callback of your custom AJAX, call the fetch() method of the data source of the grid.
QUESTION
Trying to get Hammerspoon to quit (kill) the Music app in OS X whenever it opens. (This application has been installed by Apple in such a way as to make it very difficult to alter and it launches whenever a bluetooth device is connected. Annoying bloatware, basically.) So, I cribbed this from the Hammerspoon "Getting started" page https://www.hammerspoon.org/go/...
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-06 at 01:33your code is pretty much right, there is only one mistake. You used the global module hs.application and tried to call an object method :kill() from it. You would have to instantiate a new object first to be able to call it's kill method. For example: hs.application.get(appName):kill().
However, the watcher already provides you with the application object that called the function as appObject. So appObject:kill() is what you are looking for.
QUESTION
I have an application with several boost::variants which share many of the fields. I would like to be able to compose these visitors into visitors for "larger" variants without copying and pasting a bunch of code. It seems straightforward to do this for non-recursive variants, but once you have a recursive one, the self-references within the visitor (of course) point to the wrong class. To make this concrete (and cribbing from the boost::variant docs):
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Answered 2021-Aug-04 at 11:58Firstly, I'd suggest the variant to include all possible node types, not distinguishing between mult and expression. This distinction makes no sense at the AST level, only at a parser stage (if you implement operator precedence in recursive/PEG fashion).
Other than that, here's a few observations:
if you encapsulate the
apply_visitordispatch into your evaluation functor you can reduce the code duplication by a big factoryour real question seems not to be about composing variants, but composing visitors, more specifically, by inheritance.
You can use
usingto pull inherited overloads into scope for overload resolution, so this might be the most direct answer:
QUESTION
I am generating a C# windows service to log specific windows events. While most of them are fine (Logon/off, Lock/Unlock etc) I am having a few issues with the Windows power down type events. The code I am trying is as per the below (cribbed from other advice elsewhere).
For the Service :-
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Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 12:53The SessionEnded Docs say:
This event is only raised if the message pump is running. In a Windows service, unless a hidden form is used or the message pump has been started manually, this event will not be raised. For a code example that shows how to handle system events by using a hidden form in a Windows service, see the SystemEvents class.
QUESTION
I am trying to install python-shout module in windows 10 but it fails. In the ubuntu works well.
File shout.c (modified)
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 17:29Looking at the setup.py, it looks like the package just doesn't support Windows. All those os.system() calls are POSIX-only.
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