timert | Timert is a simple time tracking tool for the console | Runtime Evironment library
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Timert is a simple time tracking tool for the console. If necessary you can specify a time you want the timer to start or to stop. The tool provides also summary reports for a given day, week or month.
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- Add a new start interval .
- Start a timer
- Stops a timer
- Returns an array of days for the date range
- adds endpoints
- returns a new Date object
- Calculates the duration of a given interval .
- Parses the action of the given action .
- Convert to hash
- Save the data for the given day .
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QUESTION
In the following scenario a network entity always waits for a TimeOutTime
seconds before doing a particular task X
. Assume this time as TimerT
. During this wait of TimeOutTime
seconds if the entity receives a set of external messages, it should reset the same TimerT
to TimeOutTime
again. If no external messages are received the expected behaviour is as follows:
- Timer Expired
- Do task X
- Reset the Timer again to
TimeOutTime
(by reset
I mean, stop the timer and start over again)
To simulate the scenario I wrote the following code in Go.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-29 at 17:13Assume you have:
QUESTION
First Example: code from "https://ci.apache.org/projects/flink/flink-docs-stable/dev/stream/operators/process_function.html"
I am trying to override processElement() of KeyedProcessFunction class. ProcessElement has 3 parameters and one of a parameter is context object. When I tried to retrieve timestamp from context object, it throws null pointer exception.
A line which throws null pointer exception in First example code is
current.lastModified = ctx.timestamp();
Second Example: Example 6.5 of "Stream Processing with Apache Flink" book.
I have two ValueState variables declared in a class which extends KeyedProcessFunction class. When I tried to retrieve the last value updated in the state, it returns a null value.
A line which throws null pointer exception in First example code is
Double prevTemp = lastTemp.value(); if(prevTemp==0.0 || r.temperature < prevTemp) {}
First Example code
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 09:05When working with event time in Flink you must arrange for the events to have timestamps, and for the streams to have watermarks. You do this by implementing a timestamp extractor and watermark generator, as described here and here.
See also the tutorial.
QUESTION
I have a JavaScript timer here, and I am trying to remove the white-space around the numbers so that the entire timer is green.
I have tried using CSS to remove the white-space but have had no luck. I am unsure whether CSS or JS has to be used to remove the space.
This is the code for the timer
An image can be found here
I just want to remove the white-space around the numbers. Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-05 at 01:57In order to make the entire timer green, you can set the CSS property background-color
of the element to "transparent". I've also removed the element's default border.
QUESTION
I'm new to reactjs
and i have a json
object that i want to iterate through and populate list items in a react component. I get the json
from server with an ajax
call..
My ajax inside getData() method:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-22 at 13:39To understand which react component life-cycle events one should setState in, you could refer to https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/react-component.html
to create the new array, you could simply
QUESTION
I am making a game that has a timer displaying how long the current session has elapsed. I've followed a couple tutorials and read the documentation and can't seem to figure out why this is returning an error. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-27 at 00:47You need to call invalidate()
on an instance of a Timer
, not on Timer
itself.
Change:
QUESTION
I have 2 timers to deliver different signals to the same application. One signal is received, but the other is not. If I manually send it the missing signal, it is received and handled.
There's other questions relating to missing signals, but the answers agree with my code. This leaves me thinking it's a timer issue... but that means one is not working, even though setup the same way that one works. How can this be?
Operating system is QNX 6.6 (Posix 1003.1)
For the code below, the system log output contains only "Logger received USR2 signal".
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-14 at 12:24Seems probable that the issue is with timer_settime setting for the second timer. Try setting ts.it_value to something nonzero before timer_settime for timer2? It looks like you're setting up the timer to be disabled.
QUESTION
I'm currently trying to make a total string depending on what radio buttons and check boxes I've selected (concatenate).
I have 2 radio button groups and one check boxes group; one of my radio groups is working perfectly fine, the other one though, selects automatically a value without my call and for the check boxes, when I select one, they all get checked..
here's my code (html):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-02 at 05:40You are using same ng-model
name for all the check boxes in a group. It is not the correct way of implementation.
Edit your code like below.
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