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kandi X-RAY | stickler Summary
kandi X-RAY | stickler Summary
Stickler is a tool to organize and maintain an internal gem repository. Primarily, you would want to use Stickler if:.
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- Perform an authorization request
- Manage the repo
- Add a gem to the gemspec .
- Returns list of versions for the given gem spec .
- Adjust the specs for a given spec .
- Mirror the gem repo
- Create a new instance
- Parses the dependencies of a dependency .
- Creates a new instance
- Parse the given command line .
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QUESTION
I have a class that gets serialized for network traffic.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 16:23I've used Java serialization to send it over the wire. The receiver can't know the type of the payload but Java deserializes it just fine, and then I use when(dataType) as a lookup to correctly cast the Any object to its correct type. Easy breazy.
This is because java serialization is rather primitive - there is only one way to serialize (and hence to deserialize) an object. In kotlinx.serialization each class can have its own serialization strategy (or even several ones). And this flexibility comes with a price.
Serialization of Any
could be handled (for declared list of its subclasses), but dynamic determintaion of deserialization strategy based on dataType
field of partly deseriazed object is impossible in general case, because there is no guarantee that dataType
field will be deserialized first. Some serialization formats (like JSON or Protobuf) have unordered schema. It could happen that payload
is about to be deserialized before dataType
, and Decoder interface doesn't allow to go back/make several passes.
If you're sure about the order of properties in your serialization format/message (or just feel lucky) you may go with the following custom serializer:
QUESTION
Let's say that I have a system model which comprises of 8 Boolean variables. Together, they comprise a byte that may expresses the 128 state permutations of my system. Let this byte be stateByte
, whereby each bit is one of my variables.
Now, suppose I have some enumerable states, such as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-09 at 13:28You could use the binary and operator &
to mask values, such as to only include certain bits:
QUESTION
I succesed implement canvas and scrollBar horizontal and vertical type. I add every time when i click on canvas new object. If i scroll canvas in any right and cant add any new object or app adds new object on wrong position (no scroll position).
I need delta from hor and ver scrollBar to get correct input params.
ScrollBars implementation part: ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 21:56The canvas has methods for converting coordinates from window coordinates to canvas coordinates. You should pass event.x
and event.y
to the canvasx
and canvasy
methods, respectively.
Here's a simple example:
QUESTION
I'm making a postman like application and i am trying to implement the basic authentication using HttpWebRequest
but i always end with a 403 forbidden error
which, i guess, means that i do something wrong.
I am currently using WebHeaderCollection
to store my headers.
I build my Authorization header like this :
code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-04 at 08:22Edit :
Based on the FaizanRabbani comment, i resolved the problem by setting an UserAgent property to the httpwebrequest :
code :
QUESTION
I am trying to match some graphs to each other. Some were made in Sigmaplot and I don't have access to the data. So that means that my new graphs have to look as similar as possible, and I'm using ggplot
to achieve that. I have added a million tiny details to make them more similar, but one detail still eludes me.
The line ends are supposed to be rounded, which I have managed to do for the plot itself by setting lineend = "round"
in geom_line()
. However, the line ends in the legend still have a butt end. I am a stickler for consistency and every detail being just so, which means I really can't accept that...
Here is an example.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-22 at 01:39In the ggplot2 package, the legend key for geom_line
is hard coded to lineend = "butt"
:
QUESTION
Learning docker and docker-compose, running into a stickler:
Here is my docker-compose.yml file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-17 at 00:32The html runs on the browser (outside of docker).
The browser is not aware of any "app" host.
So in your html, replace:
QUESTION
In a similar vein to this question, is there any way to submit a function defined in the same file to python-rq? @GG_Python who asked me to create a new question for this.
Usage example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 17:58Looking at the source, rq is just checking your function's __module__
attribute, which can be trivially changed. The question is, why does rq restrict you from enqueueing jobs from __main__
? There must be some reason, and there is: the function's module must be importable by the worker. __main__
is not, because your main module is not named __main__.py
on disk. See "Considerations for Jobs" toward the bottom of this page.
Also, your script has top-level (non-definition) code in it that will be invoked anew each time it is imported by a worker, which you probably don't want to do, as it will create new queues and fill them with jobs when each worker starts, infinitely. If you want to enqueue a function in your main module, you can and should prevent this recursive behavior with an if __name__ == "__main__"
guard.
If you want to keep the function and its enqueuement in a single module, my suggestion is that you don't put any top-level code in it besides function and/or class definitions. Anything that would be top-level code, write as a function (named e.g. main()
). Then write a "dummy" main module that imports your real one and kicks off the processing.
Example:
somemodule.pyQUESTION
Is it possible to have the result set of a stored procedure limited to 25 results, but also return the total number of results (not limited)? This stored procedure is used in a search page on a web application, so we have paged results (displaying 25 results per page), but need the @@rowcount
to display 'Your results returned ___' results.
I've tried the obvious approaches like
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-25 at 19:32If you query the Count not from the derived table but from the original tables, and only get only the count that should be faster than from a derived table. You can then store that in an output parameter.
Other then that I don't see another way to do this.
QUESTION
I have a "genotype" of sorts which contains genes. What those genes represent is not important, they are just arbitrary objects which can all be referenced as "gene objects".
I need to mutate this gene, via several methods, however not all of the function signatures match up. Given a starting gene a new gene is created with a random chance to select one of these methods (or no method) for mutation.
For example, I have duplicate(gene)
, replace(gene, othergene)
, insert(gene, othergene)
, delete(gene)
, and othermutation(gene, genotype)
. All of these return a list of genes (even if the list only contains one element, or zero elements) in order to maintain homogeneity among the function signatures.
I want to generalize the situation to a list of these mutation functions and associated percentage chance to be used. I already have methods of selecting these genes via binary search and cumulative distributions, I generate an R and can retrieve the correct function based on the rounded binary index from R. This roughly allows me to do the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 05:24A reasonable strategy is to wrap the functions of one argument with another function that supplies but doesn't use the other argument:
QUESTION
I currently have a working scheduled callback method using setInterval(), however, an earlier version of my code had really bugged me. It would be great if someone can explain it to me.
This is the full implementation I used earlier that didn't work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-08 at 14:39your problem is that the anonymous function is created in the same scope as the page variable. So by the time the setTimeout fires, the function will reference the future value of page, which will have incremented to 10.
Instead, you can pass the current value of page as an argument to setTimeout directly which will, in turn, pass it to the function you want to fire in the future, like this:
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