timelord | Timezone converter bot for Slack | Bot library
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kandi X-RAY | timelord Summary
TimeLord is a lightweight Sinatra app that provides Slack. Once setup, you can type #e,#p,#m,or #c in your Slack channel and TimeLord will post the time in various time zones. At Baremetrics, we're a distributed team (spanning six different timezones) so when we mention various times in Slack, it can get confusing about what time that means for each person. TimeLord solves that.
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QUESTION
Code to create tables for customer name and order details:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-21 at 07:15This works for me:
QUESTION
I have a winforms application that is installed on multiple computers. Most of the time it works perfectly but for a small subset of users the application fails to launch. The only resolution I have found for this issue is to reinstall the application on the users machine.
I have included screenshots below showing the application working after a successful launch and also a screenshot showing what the user sees when the application fails
Normal Launch:
Failed Launch:
When the application fails, the startup form does not get rendered at all. On the users desktop there is nothing visible at all and the program is not outside of any visible area.
If anyone could provide answers or insight into the following questions it would be much appreciated.
What could cause this problem?
Windows or program related?
How could this be fixed?
I have included code snippets from the startup form below
Starting code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-17 at 14:20I think what is happening is that there is an error being thrown in your Timelord constructor under certain conditions. Since Timelord is the "startup" object for your application, a failure to create its instance properly would cause serious problems. Here is what I would recommend doing to identify those conditions, and to eliminate the issue with the form only being partially created.
I am assuming based on your comment about the program reading from a database that one or more of the following methods perform data access calls to a database
QUESTION
When I try use issue from GitHub. I give in out
Configuration 'compile' is obsolete and has been replaced with 'implementation' and 'api'.
I try use Material Calendar View
...My gradle:
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Answered 2019-Mar-10 at 08:33You can change this line compile 'com.applandeo:material-calendar-view:1.5.1'
to this implementation 'com.applandeo:material-calendar-view:1.5.1'
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24 hours ago my project built perfectly, no errors. Without changing a single piece of code, it will no longer build when I have resumed work. Checking out to older working commits now produces the same error.
These are the error codes I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-08 at 13:00You have the design lib version with + in your build.gradle which means it will download the latest version. So please set it to 26.1.0 and it should work. The support 28 is in alpha and was released yesterday with the new android P preview
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I'm aiming to display records of employees with a salary between 2 user inputted values (in a format specified in my function printTuple(data)). So far I use the function choice2() to open the file, read line by line in a for loop, convert the line (which is a string) to an int, then grab the index of the salary so I can compare it to the 2 inputted values (. After that I take the line as a variable in "record" and go to makeTuple to turn it into a tuple, and then finally print it in my desired format inside printTuple.
When I attempt to run the choice2 function I get an error: "local variable 'myTuple' referenced before assignment". However I need to change the myTuple value to an int before I can compare it with the values the user inputted, so I'm not sure how to fix this.
Here is my program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-05 at 23:10Your error message (local variable myTuple referenced before assignment
) points out the required solution. I have:
- reordered (
record = line.strip()
andmyTuple = makeTuple(record)
to top of loop) - renamed some variables (
myTuple
is not very descriptive, and is actually a list anyway, better naming makes code much easier to read and reason about) - heavily commenting (I would not normally comment my own code this much, more as indications of what I have done and why)
Here is the updated code for choice2
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