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- Generates a hash for each object .
- Registers the version of a version .
- Creates a new collection for each resource
- Raise an error if a given version is valid
- Creates an attribute with the given name .
- Determines if a version is enabled .
- Initializes a Resource
- Returns a collection representation of the collection
- Return a representation of the resource
- Generates a description of a summary attribute
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I have created an app where the code works outside of a shiny app but not inside the app. Everything is working except the datatable output. There is a lot of code, sorry for that, but the important code is at the end, the renderDataTable reactive function.
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Answered 2020-Jul-16 at 13:34Using mtcars as an example:
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I have created an app where the code works outside of a shiny app but not inside the app. Everything is working except the simple likert plot. There is a lot of code, sorry for that, but the important code is at the end.
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Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 16:04There are two issues with your code. First, in your renderPlot you have to wrap the code in braces. Also. You remove the commas to seperate the lines. Second to get the values from a reactive you have to call them like a function, e.g. av.select(). Try this:
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What I want to do is to create a basic flowchart with R, add it to my R Markdown file and make it referencable (if possible like I did with my ggplot2 figures -> fig.cap = " " in the code chunk header).
The Flowchart:
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Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 16:24It looks different, because the viewport you are drawing on is not the same. You just need to fiddle a bit with the positioning options to make it fit. Below I used fig.width and fig.height and created a wrapper function in which I also vertically justified the boxes (top end). This makes it easier to build the chart top to bottom using the y coordinate.
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I have the following object:
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Answered 2019-Oct-12 at 15:00You can use recursion with itertools.count:
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We represent the image as a two-dimensional array. If you want to achieve vertical mirroring of the image, we need to symmetrically swap the columns of the two-dimensional array. But in the teacher's code, why is the row of the array exchanged? And the result is correct.
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Answered 2019-Apr-08 at 17:11It is not swapping the rows; review the declaration of pixels: pixels = new int[img.getWidth()][img.getHeight()];
Width / X values are the first [], representing whole columns.
Compare the section switching it around to the part initializing it. You may want to step through the function to see it work.
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Answered 2019-Jan-09 at 10:34As far as I know you can embed HTML code within a markdown document, so if you're knitting to HTML, you can do something like this:
Wrap the cell with a div tag with the style of alignment you want (no need to align the cell anymore), and as for the caption you can add a transparent box at the bottom with the caption as the text inside
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I try to develop an application where a user can draw a polygon in google maps and add additional information about it in an infowindow that is popping up. Once the entry of information is completed the user should click "save" to save the information or "delete" if the polygon should be deleted. By deleted I mean not visible on the map anymore.
I tried the following code unsuccessfully. The problem seems to be the scope of the "deletePolygon" function at the bottom. It I enter the polygon.setMap(null); within the google.maps.event.addListener function it removes the polygon from the map, but I don't know how to trigger it there in button click.
P.S:I pasted the entire script in the "html" section of JSFiddle which is probably wrong. Sorry!
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Answered 2019-Feb-01 at 07:14The code below is commented where changes are made but in essence if you listen for infoWindow events and assign listeners within it is fairly easy. Hopefully the following will demonstrate how to do this
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What I want to do is to create a basic flowchart with DiagrammeR within a code chunk in my R Markdown file and make it referencable (if possible like I did with my ggplot2 figures -> fig.cap = " " in the code chunk header).
My code so far:
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Answered 2019-Jan-09 at 17:52I've found a working solution here
That is how my code ended up looking:
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I've been writing a finite difference code for the simulation and detection of cracks using laser-induced thermography. The crack is implemented by factors a and b, which are "damping" the heat flow through the air filled crack using a ghost-point-approach. The 2D-Model runs as it is supposed to, stability condition is satisfied, all went fine. It is even well-proved with experimental data. Just copy and paste, and it will work.
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Answered 2017-Aug-10 at 03:56You have a bug in your code - in the 3D version, you introduce a looping variable called k for the z dimension. That variable overwrites your previously defined k coefficient. When fixed, it all works with dt = 1e-4 s in 3D. I just changed the k serving as a looping variable to kj. You can pick a better name. Actually, it is recommended to use a little longer names for looping variables, not just i, j, k... - like 2 or three letters instead one.
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i want to draw a cube an a square in a scene, both with interpolated colours. I want to use just the fragment-and vertexshader! i can draw it with just simple one colour.
The code for that is the following
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Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 18:58You can pass the UV coordinates from your vertex shader to your fragment shader, using a varying, and then use its x and y values to make gl_FragColor, like so:
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