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QUESTION
I'm trying to write a series of modulefiles
that can be used to load software installed under each user's account in a cluster setting. Since the software is installed per person under similar paths up-to a username changing, I'm trying to dynamically set the base path value in the modulefile.
For instance, if I could use an absolute path, then I would set a BASEPATH
like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 20:34Turns out that bash
variables can be accessed in modulefiles
by using TCL language's env array given by $::env()
.
So, in my case, I would use:
QUESTION
On GNU/Linux terminal, when I add --help
to commands from GNU packages, I get a help text that is formatted in a very consistent way. These help texts list the options accepted by that command with this format:
option characters, long options ............ [aligned] explanation of the option
For example, this is a part of the help text of the man
command:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 11:52The GNU tools use argp, which is part of the GNU C library. It offers more options than getopt
, including help.
See: https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Argp.html
QUESTION
I have a big problem with my code. I am a beginner and trying to program a vocabulary trainer with a gui but im already failing. I know my code is probably very bad but I am trying to understand the problem. Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-28 at 10:07It is not what it seems. The issue is not your while loop but root.mainloop()
. This creates a loop inside the function which needs to be running until you close the window; that's how tkinter works.
You can instead call askingquestion()
when the user clicks a button.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a menu-driven application that uses If-Else statement. Unfortunately, it always results in the Else or Exit message. What's wrong with my code? Thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 09:25As the answer that @maloomeister mentioned in the comment:
Strings need to be compared via equals
. So change choice == "A"
etc., to choice.equals("A")
.
The detailed explanation is provided in this answer.
QUESTION
Flutter is good for the future or react native is the best and what the best for mobile and whatis good for mobile development to future and what is good career crossplat form or android developer
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-13 at 18:09I have created Apps with Flutter and React and in my opinion you can do many things with each of them. I really enjoyed the dev experienct with react native with expo on the top. There are plenty of Components which you can import and you do not have to program by yourself. Another advantage of react native is, that if you already have some experience with react, you will have absolulty no trouble to pick it up. I guess its nice the other way round as well. So if you learn react native you will probably be able to build some Websites in React as well in the Future.
So maybe if I would recommend a Cross Platform Technology I would pick React-Native with Expo. Javascript is a very popular language as well and you can use in many other Projects. With Flutter you use Dart, and I ve seen Dart only in Flutter, so Javascript is probably more efficent to learn.
Maybe this helped you a bit ;D
QUESTION
I ran over the following code
I just cannot grasp how the computer would possibly evaluate such code such that cte_count will ever terminate.
In my mind it works like this:
- cte_count is a table which contains a column called n containing 1 and the result of (Recursive Member)
First of all: Whatis n + 1 supposed to mean? n is the name of a column, as far as I am concerned.
Assuming that n + 1 just increases somehow a counter: Secondly, how will the termination condition ever be checked, when cte_count will be evaluated before.
I hope someone can make clearer how such Queries work.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 10:16I just cannot grasp how the computer would possibly evaluate such code such that cte_count will ever terminate.
Well the short answer is that it does not know.
The recursive CTE will only recurs maximum of 32,767 times. See official microsoft documentation and then throws signal that maximum recursion value is reached. Exact number of maximum recursion can be set using MAXRECURSION
property
Yes N is the name of column. And the recursion query part
QUESTION
for a project of mine i wanted to know exactly how hyperledger fabric works exactly.
There is no shortage of documentation on how you can use this technology, I am really glad for developpers around there but i'm not a developper, I have to understand exactly what kind of algorithm are used in order to justify if we consider this technology safe or not. I obviously already know that it's probably safe, but it's not really enough for me to know that.
And while doc regarding usages and all are easy to find, finding doc on how it works in the background, and what kind of algorithm are used, is harder.
Nothing is stated regarding cryptographic algorithm in the official github documentation, as far as i know, and the only tiny bit of crypto that i found was on actual code from github, the internal part. I can more or less search what I want there, but I'm really in need of a technical documentation that i can quote and I just don't find it.
If you have some links to a technical doc, please let me know, in short what i search :
Details on blockchain storage
Cryptography behind hyperledger fabric, what kind of hash fonction it use ?
Exactly what forms have data in the blockchain, what format ?
I'm here if I weren't clear about what i need. Not a native english speaker so if I wrote some mistake I hope it was bearable
Edit : now that i have more or less my solution, i'll share one more helpful link related to the documentation that i found, who talk about how tls is used with fabric.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 23:31Perhaps to get an overall high level picture you can read the paper.
Nothing is stated regarding cryptographic algorithm in the official github documentation,
- Fabric uses TLS 1.2/1.3 to secure and authenticate nodes in the network level. Both ECDSA and RSA TLS certificates are supported.
- Fabric uses ECDSA for all signatures of clients and nodes, with the NIST curve P-256.
- Fabric authenticates clients and nodes with x509 based PKI, unless you configure it to use the exotic bleeding edge identity mixer.
- Fabric uses only SHA256 as a collision resistant hash function.
- Fabric supports HSM based signing.
- Blocks made up from headers, metadata, and transactions, where most fields are protobuf encoded but a small part is ASN1 encoded.
as far as i know, and the only tiny bit of crypto that i found was on actual code from github, the internal part.
Take a look at BCCSP (BlockChain Crypto Service Provider) ;-)
and what kind of algorithm are used, is harder.
The official Fabric currently only supports crash fault tolerant consensus algorithm for its blockchain, so it assumes ordering nodes are not malicious, and specifically, do not fork the blockchain.
There are some unofficial efforts to build a Byzantine Fault Tolerant fork of Fabric such as this.
QUESTION
After concluding the first lecture of Harvard's AI course on edX, I have decided to implement the concepts taught, first being the depth-first search algorithm.
The objective of this program is to input a maze in text file mazefile
and find a path from S
to G
using the depth-first search algorithm.
The project currently consists of 4 files, (1) the code with the class methods to operate or use the (2) text file which contains the maze, another text file (3) that contains the result file (where the AI has explored) and the main python script (4). Here they are, feel free to copy and paste these into a folder and to see how they run.
processText.py (file 1)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 11:47There are the following issues:
the last
if
block innearbyFreeSpaces
uses a wrong index:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 03:54You can use dynamic SQL to get the details of the columns for each of the table_column pair from YourTable.
try the following
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Cursors on Objectify v5 but when following the example I get an exception thrown.
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 17:22There are two things going on here. One problem is this:
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