settler | Settler can be used for defining application wide settings | YAML Processing library
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Settler can be used for defining application wide settings in Ruby. Settings are loaded from a YAML file and stored in the database using ActiveRecord to allow users to update settings on the fly. The YAML configuration allows you to not only specify defaults, but setting value validations and typecasts as well!.
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- Returns the valid values for all valid values .
- Overrides method calls to _missing_ .
- Typecast value
- Cast the value to a value
- Returns the type for the typecast
- Converts the type to type .
- Returns the value for the setting .
- Returns the validations for this class .
- Sets the value of the attribute .
- Get the type of the type
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QUESTION
I would like to take data from the following tables, some I have already taken, others I just can't take them.
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Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 01:21You will need to create an inner loop to pick up all of the unit values.
strstr() with a 3rd parameter of true is a good technique to use when you want to isolate the substring before the first occurence of another substring. This is reliable if ] is guaranteed to exist in the text strings. If that symbol is not guaranteed to exist, then explode() may be more oppropriate (in which chase you unconditionally access the first element of the array that explode creates).
Rather than echoing a lot of html markup with php variables, I like how clean the printf() syntax is.
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After reading a large json file and capturing only the 'text' column, I would like to add a column to dataframe and set all rows to a specific value:
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 04:23The problem is that your read_json(....).text line returns a series, not a dataframe.
Adding a .to_frame() and referencing the column in the following line should fix it:
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I have this html source code in database field. I would like to analyze this code, in particular the fields of some tables, and print them on the screen. I cannot publish all the code as it is over 3000 lines of code, this is the start of code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 01:02It looks like you want to access the
Normally, I just feed the $table variable into the nested xpath query() calls, but I think you have too much malformed html for that to be reliable (this was my discovery while testing, unless I simply goofed up in my demo).
An alternative technique that ended up working was to get the node path and prepend it to the nested xpath path strings. See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37679621/2943403
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I have this html source code in database field. I would like to analyze this code, in particular the fields of some tables, and print them on the screen. This is the code about table:
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Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 04:32Code assuming $_SESSION["caserma"] contains your full html document: (Demo)
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So I'm wondering if it is possible to serialize each foreign key object with different serializer in django rest framework.
What I mean is:
I have my models like
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Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 20:51Answering my own question because I got it working and what I did is the following:
First of all I scraped the multiple troop serializers. And had just one army serializer where I switch the fields according to the faction.
This is my ArmySerializer now
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Hiii!
I'm writing my master thesis and I am struggling with the plots. I want to represent the juvenile fish abundances for each sampled site. This is what it looks like right now:
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Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 16:53I think I know what you're talking about: You're looking for something like the multiple rows in x axes that Excel PivotCharts give when you split your data multiple ways, right? I don't know of a way to do this in R without a lot of hacky workarounds. Instead, have you considered using small multiples to represent your data? Here's an example of small multiples for your data, still using ggplot2. I have also removed the extra space between the 0 and the horizontal axis using expand = within the scale_y_continuous call.
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No problems to speak of and nor am I currently a user. I am seeing advice on the best implementation practice for flowsheet models. Is there a framework to create custom flowsheet objects in GEKKO/chemical? Is the flowsheet module a mature and equal feature of GEKKO?
I am dealing with a number of applications which would benefit from the ability to inherit flowsheet objects from a yet to be developed custom library, if possible. One such item could be a tubular reactor as described here where it is solved in COMSOL (http://umich.edu/~elements/5e/web_mod/radialeffects/unsteady/index1.htm). Scenarios could involve several unit operations connected in series with recycle streams such as mixer settlers in solvent extraction which also has multiple liquid phases (organic and aqueous). It is worth nothing that all of the models would be of the unsteady state type.
I appreciate the thoughts of the user group in this respect.
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Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 04:59Gekko doesn't currently allow black-box models where the equations are not available for requesting information such as first and second derivatives in sparse form. For that reason, a model in COMSOL wouldn't be a good fit for Gekko. If you would like to try to model the same PDE in Gekko, that is a possibility. Here are some PDE applications that may help give you inspiration:
- Solid Oxide Fuel Cell
- Parabolic and Hyperbolic PDEs Solved with Gekko
The Chemicals library is somewhat limited but it does have some thermodynamic data and basic reactor types. You could put many lumped parameter reactors in series to emulate a Plug Flow Reactor but it may be better to just write out the PDE equations. You may want to write out your own equations instead of relying on the Chemicals library.
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I am making a strategy game like Europa Universalis 4 but for exploring the New World. It works fine but the issue I kept having was frame drops. I found this was due to having all that code running in the for loop all the time. I want to be able to use that colonyID variable outside the for loop so I don't have to loop through those functions all the time. Is there any way I could do this? Code is below:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 23:30Move
let colonyID = undefined
outside the for-loop.
QUESTION
I'm making a database that supports the original version of "Settlers of Catan", and while most of it works as intended, this trigger does not.
I'm working on Oracle 18c through SQL Developer, alongside Netbeans for a related Java application (this will be of discussion in another question).
These are the tables that are involved:
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Answered 2019-Oct-26 at 12:25I believe I have founded your problem. You should replace this part:
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I'm working on a program to aid me in world-building that randomly generates a settlement (hamlet, village, town, city) based on a nation (German, Latin, Eastern) that the user chooses. I've integrated a sort of settler generation system to create settlers within the settlement, each with a name, age, gender, and wealth using a constructor and holding the results as objects within a vector. Unfortunately, the program creates an entire population of clones, filling the vector with settlers with the same name, age, etc.
I've tried initialising the Settler class' constructor in a for loop, but that hasn't changed anything except causing you to get a different set of settlers each time you request information on one of them.
Settler Constructor: ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-03 at 12:53When you create your objSettler vector, you create one Settler randomly, which will get copied objSettlement.settlementQuantity times. In other words, your constructor is called only once and the instances in the vector are created from that one settler object using the default copy constructor.
See std::vector
For generating n random settlers, you might want to use std::generate_n and std::back_inserter:
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