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Installs runit and provides runit_service definition for managing new services under runit. This cookbook does not use runit to replace system init, nor are there plans to do so.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to script some long/repetitive configuration & build operations in bash. Started with a function that displays given command plus args and then executes it with given args. Function definition follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 07:24Your question is:
How to control redirection operator passed as one of the arguments to a bash function?
Invent your own invention and use it to pass the context (filename to be redirected to) to your function. You could use a global variable or you could use positional arguments with some rarely used argument style, like for example ++, for example:
QUESTION
I am attempting to add rows to a Google Spreadsheet after pulling from an API. Google Spreadsheet treats rows as objects, where the header is the key and that header's value is the property. Multiple rows are grouped in an array of objects (see more [here][1]). This is what I believe my code is doing, as it returns an array of dimensions and metrics objects. Perhaps Google Spreadsheets is having trouble because it appears to be nested (one layer for dimension, a second for profile id, reporting period ; one layer for metrics, a second for impressions and reactions.
One example of what's returned is here:
{"dimensions":{"customer_profile_id":"4205312","reporting_period.by(day)":"2021-01-29"},"metrics":{"impressions":1792,"reactions":0}}
Can you please help me how I can add these to a Google Spreadsheet?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 00:58I believe your goal and your current situation as follows.
You want to put the following values to Google Spreadsheet.
QUESTION
I've some issues with an if statement. I'm working on a Google sheet, that may be the reason with this doesn't work. I just got into coding. The main problem is the if statement; I ask to do something if XY is bigger than 100: the problem is no matter what number it's even under or over 100 will still get through the if.
Here's my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 09:05I recommend you to store the active sheet in a variable with getActiveSheet. This method performs over Spreadsheets. You can get one with getActiveSpreadsheet if you are using a Container-bound Scripts or with openById or openByUrl that also work on Standalone Scripts
Furthermore, I also recommend you to define all the cells that you are going to use at the beginning of your code.
Finally, to retrieve the cell content of any cell you need to use getValue. This method operates on Ranges, like setValue.
Applying all this information, the script would look like this:
CodeQUESTION
UPDATED - FINAL SOLUTION AT BOTTOM
I am trying to make data that is like this:
ID H Column I Column 1 bob, joe tree, apple, dog 2 tim, tom, tum catlook like this:
ID H Column I Column 1 bob tree 1 joe apple 1 dog 2 tim cat 2 tom 2 tumI am sure my code has multiple issues, but right now I am focused on trying to get the values to iterate correctly where it says
if allcount
But I appreciate help with anything! Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 17:15Think you can simplify this, as below. This puts results on a new sheet so retains the original.
In each case this is transposing and copying the array, the only difference being where a blank goes if the two arrays are different sizes. Minimally tested so may be glitches.
QUESTION
Being completely new to Azure Application Insights, I am wondering how can I capture a simple free text search query string on an ASP.Net MVC application using Azure Application Insights.
The app creates a GET request while the user enters a search query on the application. The query looks like this https://example.com/GalleryPartial?search=Application&id=&sort=. What I need to capture is the text entered for search, which is "Application" in this particular instance.
I have tried using the Logs from Application Insights life below to capture the links:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 10:46in Kusto there are several helper methods you can use. In your case parse_url can be helpful as it will contain an array of query parameters that can be easily accessed:
QUESTION
> print('¡Hi, welcome!')
> while(True):
> option = input('''\n¿What you want do? ¡Select an option!
> (A) Greet
> (B) Add two numbers
> (C) Exit''')
> if option == 'A':
> print('\n The developer sends his regards \n')
> elif option == 'B':
> n_1 = float(input('\n Enter a first number \n'))
> n_2 = float(input('\n Enter a second number \n'))
> print('\n The result of the sum is {}'.format(n_1+n_2))
> elif option == 'C':
> print('\n A pleasure. Greetings')
> break
> else:
> print('\n There is an error. Choose again')
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 05:12elif opcion == C:
QUESTION
I believe this will be quick one. My first android app with firebase real time db. When I run the app using emulator (Android studio Pixel XL API 30 - Android 11.0) - all good and I have no issues even if my rules are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-22 at 22:36Your code is querying the database before the sign-in completes. You have to wait for a complete sign-in before security rules that require authentication will be satisfied.
Auth state listeners are asynchronous, and are only invoked when a user is fully signed in or signed out. You should use your addAuthStateListener more like this:
QUESTION
I have a function that returns the result of a curried function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 17:59You might be able to use a trait with separate blanket implementations for Result and other types. Something like:
QUESTION
I am learning how to start a thread in Python but am having trouble understanding how to go about it since I have only learned threads in Java and it seems drastically different in terms of syntax.
I am trying to wrap my head around how to approach it.
I want to do something like this in Python
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 06:01Unlike Java, Python threads are just functions and arguments. Things do not need to be wrapped inside Runnable.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a reactive function with the isolate command from the following code in the ui.R file into the server.R file where the data table only populates after the user has inputed their selections and filters only.
Right now the data table just populates on its own after running the filters and selections without having to click on the Run Query button.
Any help would be appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 19:10You need to isolate() all inputs that shouldn't trigger the event, and you could use req() to enable the submit button:
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