digress | Sometimes call a block in the middle of a pipeline

I have a table of permissions, a table of roles, and a mapping table. I'd like to create a GUI for a website admin to be able to add new roles and assign permissions to that role. Currently it's done at the database as such subject to user error.

For sake of simplicity, let's say we have four roles, SuperAdmin, Admin, Manager, and User. Permissions are Create, Read, Update, Delete. In the diagram below SuperAdmin and Admin match as do Manager and User (product of a user error and further why I'm wanting to create the GUI but I digress).

Currently my output displays a row for each Role whereas ideally the Role would be only displayed once and the appropriate checkbox would be ticked for the corresponding Permission similar to the following:

Here is the CF code I have and I don't know how to approach this to do what I want.

Intellij IDEA driving me nuts with bad behaviour:

I have one (Gradle-based) Project with two main classes written in Java, each in its own package.

• One is called "HelloFX"
• One is called "ImageViewExample"

Both use JavaFX so need some special "Run configuration".

• For "HelloFX"

• For "ImageViewExample"

The configuration is the same in both cases (It would be nice to not have to deal with a baroque complex set of textboxes and just have everything in an attribute-value text description, that one could copy-paste too, but I digress)

Everything works perfectly well for application "HelloFX" but for application "ImageViewExample", the message is that "Class 'pack2.ImageViewExample' not found in module 'JavaFXTrial.main'.

Something precludes Intellij IDEA (or rather, the Gradle runtime?) to discover the main class in one case, but not in the other case.

The compilation has definitely worked perfectly, after compilation:

this is my first post. In a couple years of playing around, so far I have been able to find solutions to problems but I am finally stuck, mostly because I think my wording and lexicon is wrong but I digress.

I have two tables lets say tweets and likes ..

Likes

I have two strings/arrays. I know, I find it hard to tell the difference. It's too early to digress though.

String one is a comma separated string for arguments sake. So is string two. String two contains some, but not all of the values found in string one.

What I'm trying to do is subtract the values from string one that are found in string two.

There are a whole load of variations of this question and answers both on SA and the rest of googledom. However nothing has worked for me. Every time errors were thrown up.

The code below is the closest I have managed to get, but for some reason, in the console, only the first part of string one is counted, not the rest that proceed it. This may be where the string/array mixup comes in. The example given works perfectly on SA Link to the example

The code used is as follows:

I have a barcode scanner that reads barcodes coming down a manufacturing line, and then will send the read UPC to an IP:port as an I/O device over ethernet.

Initially, the people who built this anticipate that you will have a windows machine with a controller open writing the scans to a text file. I'm not sure how that's useful to anyone, but I digress. The system works essentially as a keyboard, that spits out to an open port.

I would like to be able to trigger a script once the return key is detected. I am running rhel fedora centos 8, and I assume that I can set up a bash that is called by something listening to a port.

I'm a software dev, and server configuration is not what I normally work with. After a lot of googling I'm still unsure of the following:

• which listener is best for this use case, so I can narrow my search? I've found the socat command, but don't fully understand it.
• if I'm using socat, or any listener, for that matter, how do i tell it to stop and submit to a script on return? how does it know when the message has ended?
• can i tell it to call a PHP file? i need to store these reads to a database, and PHP is already on the server, so that seems like the simplest choice.

Thanks for any help you can provide. I just need some basics so I can fine tune my google search. A lot of what comes back is setting up port 80 through Apache, and the searches are just flooded with red herrings.

Ok I've been pondering this all weekend and I'm running in circles and confusing myself about it; so someone please help. Here's the scoop: I have an app with a RecyclerView to hold CardView items. Here is the layout:

hitting a bit of roadblock on what seems to be something pretty straightforward:

Doing some testing for a user service, on a create method which is pretty basic:

The question relates to IBM Watson Assistant dialog management.

I have implemented a digression workflow that is triggered by a certain user intent. Unfortunatelly, the minimal confidence level when this intent is recognized is too low for my use case.

Is there a way to adjust/force certain confidence level with regards to specific intents?

Best regards.

I am writing a small utility composed by :

1) 4 QToolBar

2) 1 QToolBox

3) 1 QMenu

4) 1 QGraphicsView

I have some buttons on the QToolBox, each button represents a grid with different spacing. Everytime a user clicks a button on the QToolBox the spacing on the QGraphicsScene` changes.

I use daily the new notation and never had any problems with it until I had to use an "abstract" entity such as the QAbstractButton approach.

the problem I have is that I don't seem to properly set the connection signal/slot of the QAbstractButton:

mainwindow.h