stunted | Code to support using functional style in Ruby | Functional Programming library
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kandi X-RAY | stunted Summary
Stunted is a not-framework to make it both possible and more pleasing to program in a somewhat functional style in Ruby. It also contains examples of functional style. In the future, it will build on top of, or bring together, gems written by other people. Documentation is in the wiki. There is a mailing list for functional programming in Ruby.
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- Fetches the value for the given key .
- Creates a new instance of component
- Applies an array of tuples
- Changes the given value in the hash .
- Remove duplicate elements from the stack .
- Defines a function
- Execute the given block .
- Handles the function .
- Combines each key in the collection .
- Creates a new instance
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QUESTION
I want to decode only a part of json string with or without decoder in Swift. My API Response is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 14:35Use Codable. Create a decodable struct model corresponding to your JSON like this:
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I have several custom page templates in my theme. But I want to hide a few with a plugin, and only show the custom home page template on the page that has been set as the front page "is_front_page" or "is_home". This is what I am using in my plugin to stop some of the page templates from showing up.
This is for a large multisite where there are two tiers of sites, one gets the full set of features, and the other a stunted set. I have everything working as I need except for this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-08 at 00:26A few things:
One, it appears you've only added the add_filter call to the is_front_page()'s true condition, that's probably part of it.
Second, you should not be defining and/or redefining functions inside if statements!
Third, for WordPress specifically, with it's Action Hook and Filter system, it's generally considered a best practice to add the filters and actions at all times, and run if/else or abort type statements inside the function to allow for easier extensibility.
Based on some clarification, I understand a bit better. You need to get the ID of the page that's set to the front page, which is stored as an option named page_on_front in the options table. The is_front_page() function will only work in the scope of the current $wp_query loop.
I think this would solve it for you. Run the je_remove_page_template function on the theme_page_templates filter, and check the current page's ID against the one stored in the page_on_front option:
QUESTION
I am trying to divide all the elements of a list filled with integers by another integer (functionality like in numpy arrays) by list comprehension, like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-15 at 08:17This is the equivalent list comprehension to your loop:
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I might be suffering from a case of Sometimers Disease, but I could have sworn the last time I dipped my toe in WiX, it was recommended to have a seperate file for setting properties to be referenced later if any of those properties aren't meant to be static. Basically, updating them before the build sequence begins as-needed.
So basically, I'm trying to:
- Load the Properties file into the WiX project (done)
- Create a WiX Property equal to one of the properties from that Properties file (blocked)
- Reference that value during the sequence of installing as-needed (blocked by blocker, but this can probably help me once #2 is unblocked if I get blocked by #3)
Right now, I'm not able to build due to trying to reference the variable incorrectly with the error, Undefined preprocessor variable '$(var.FOO)'. It builds fine when not trying to. I've tried using sys and env instead of var too. I also tried to use [FOO] but that seems to be treated literally, as when checking the build log, TESTVAR is equal to [FOO] instead of Bar. I don't understand why $(var.FOO) wasn't working. I guess I misunderstood this document.
So I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, or even how to look for the right way to do it. I've run across some questions that might have led to helpful answers, but they had to do with impossibilities that stunted potential answers, like trying to use the immutable WiX properties once installation starts as mutable.
It's not much more than a default template WiX 4 project, but I've included all my source files below:
vars.properties ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-01 at 13:12Besides setting the msbuild properties (you vars.properties), you have to assign Candle preprocessor variables in your .wixproj, under as well so that they can be used in you wix projects.
This should fix your Undefined preprocessor variable '$(var.FOO)'
QUESTION
This only seems to occur on Samsung devices (tested on S7 and Tab S2).
Problem If any animation is playing, all dialog ripple and reveal affects are stunted, stop half way, or do not play at all.
For example, this imageview animation has been started:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-08 at 06:12My solution was to pause all animations onPause and resume in onResume.
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