value_object | A very small library for immutable value objects in Ruby
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Start off by creating a class which derives from ValueObject::Base. Call has_fields to define a list of fields for the class.
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QUESTION
I am a student learning Django. I want to implement so that I receive the product code in the order(join model) DB when ordering a product, but it is difficult because I keep getting an error like the title. I think I will die because it hasn't been solved for too long. When I use product.object.all(), all the query sets are loaded, and even when I use a filter, an error occurs. How can I solve this problem? It would be such an honor if you could reply.
Error Message
...ValueError at /join/element_detail/ Cannot assign ", , , , , , , ]>": "Join.product_code" must be a "Product" instance.
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Answered 2021-May-30 at 15:07 def element_detail(request):
designated_object = Designated.objects.all()
element_object = Element.objects.all()
value_object = Value.objects.all()
product = Product.objects.all()
if request.method == "POST":
product_id = request.POST.get('value_code') # new
product = Product.objects.get(product_code=product_id) # new
# Or
#product_ids = request.POST.getlist('value_code')
#products = Product.objects.filter(product_code__in=product_ids)
#loop all products and save example;
#for product in products:
# join = Join()
# join.product_code = product
# join.username = request.user
# join.part_date = timezone.now()
# join.save()
join = Join()
join.product_code = product
join.username = request.user
join.part_date = timezone.now()
join.save()
return render(request, 'zeronine/list.html')
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The main goal is to implement a computation graph, that handles nodes with values and nodes with operators (think of simple arithmetic operators like add, subtract, multiply etc..). An operator node can take up to two value nodes, and "produces" a resulting value node.
Up to now, I'm using an enum to differentiate between a value and operator node:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 10:48As always the answer to the problem posed in the question is obvious. The graph expects one generic type (with trait bounds). Using an enum to "cluster" various subtypes was the solution, as already sketched out in the question.
An example to illustrate the solution. Consider following "subtypes":
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I have a dictionary in python which is of format
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 06:00Use string formatting:
QUESTION
In the actions on google request object I have accessToken that I'm setting via account linking
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-05 at 12:48Once your account linking is done, you have access to your access_token with
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