lineup | Lineup is a tool to automatically test the design
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kandi X-RAY | lineup Summary
Lineup is doing automated testing of webpage designs, eg. in continious delivery. If you push new code to production, you can evaluate the design of your page compared to a defined base design and get an analysis about the difference of the designs:. For all images that you want to compare, you will receive information about how many pixel are different between the two image version and an image, that contains only the parts, that changed, a "difference image". Picture: Example view of base (left), new (right) as well as diff image. In this example, the margin around the bottom headline increased, thus some of the elements moved down.
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QUESTION
I am using ethers.js to interact with my smart contract deployed on polygon testnet. I try to call a function play() from the smart contract but it always fails with the error: Error: transaction failed [ See: https://links.ethers.org/v5-errors-CALL_EXCEPTION ]
I have satisfied all the require statements but it still seems to fail. Is there something wrong with my code?
I have also tried using getRandomNumber() function from of chainlink VRF separately and it works there.
My smart contract:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-30 at 08:51Your transaction was reverted due to insufficient gas:
Warning! Error encountered during contract execution [out of gas]
Try removing gas
and gasPrice
fields from your call or increasing
QUESTION
In Interface Builder, setting the constraints for a UI element (let's say a button) doesn't change if I make the aligment proportional to the Safe Area or proportional to the Superview.
I have a button which I set its horizontal alignment to be:
I have another button which I set its horizontal alignment to be:
Both buttons end up being aligned horizontally:
I would have expected the button aligned to the Safe Area to be shifted to the right as the Safe Area's leading edge is shifted to the right from the one of the Superview. I'm probably missing something but can't quite understand what is going on here.
The problem is that heights and widths proportional to the Safe Area are honored, so the size of UI elements does change if you make them proportional to the Safe Area or to the Superview. So when you try to layout something with Safe Area proportional heights and widths, and also use Safe Area proportional horizontal and vertical placements, UI Elements don't line up for iPhones with a notch. They kind of lineup for devices like iPads and iPhones with no notch where the Safe Area is very close to the Superview area.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 18:24Couple things may be causing the confusion...
First, it helps to add a (yellow) view, constrained on all 4 sides to the Safe Area (using iPhone 13 Pro layout):
As you can see, the Safe Area has 44-pts Leading AND Trailing.
So, in Portrait Orientation, both the Superview and the Yellow view have a Width of 390.0
and the CenterX value for both is 195.0
.
When rotated to Landscape, the Superview Width is 844.0
while the Yellow view (constrained to Safe Area) Width is only 756.0
... that is, 44-pts on each side.
However, the CenterX value is the same: 422.0
So, when we constrain a view / label Leading to CenterX of either the Superview or Safe Area with a 0.5 Multiplier, the resulting X / Leading value will be 422.0 * 0.5 == 211.0
Take a look at this example using these constraints:
L1 Leading is
Superview.centerX * 0.5
L2 Leading is
SafeArea.centerX * 0.5
L3 CenterX is
Superview.centerX
L4 Leading is
L3.centerX * 0.5
L5 CenterX is
SafeArea.centerX
L6 Leading is
L5.centerX * 0.5
L7 CenterX is
Superview.centerX
(but Width: 240 instead of 120)L8 Leading is
L7.centerX * 0.5
As we see, all of the "50% of CenterX" labels are aligned.
And, we get the same alignment when rotated:
Worth noting: If you try to do the same thing with Top and CenterY constraints, you WILL see an immediate difference... because when rotated to Landscape Orientation, the Safe Area Top and Bottom "padding" are not the same.
QUESTION
I'm trying to get the tables (and then the tr and td contents) with requests and BeautifulSoup from this link: https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/PHI/2022/lineups/ , but I get no results.
I tried with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 11:39It looks like the tables are placed in the comments, so you have to adjust the response text:
QUESTION
I scrape daily lineups, and need to find out if a team does not have it's lineup posted. In this case, there is a class element called lineup__no. I'd like to look at each team and check if there lineup is posted, and if not, add that teams index to a list. For example, if there are 4 teams playing, and the first and third teams do not have a lineup posted, I want to return a list of [0,2]. I am guessing a list comprehension of some sort may help me get there, but struggling to come up with what I need. I tried a for loop for now to get each of the items under the main header. I've also tried adding each li item's text to a list and searching for "Unknown Lineup" but was unsuccessful.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 18:28Since I'm more familiar with Selenium I'll give you Selenium solution.
Please see my explanations inside the code given as comments.
QUESTION
I have a fashion catalog, an inventory of items. Each designer has a lineup of items. Each item has a name and a price.
I have to write a function that will receive as a parameter an array. The function has to access all the items across each designer and return a matrix like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 13:39You can use a nested map()
call and then flatten the result (here using flatMap()
which combines the operations). This example also uses destructuring with aliases.
QUESTION
I am new to scraping and have successfully scraped tables from these websites:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 14:28Using RSelenium
QUESTION
I'm working in bigquery with this mock data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 14:14Given that a player can belong to multiple line up as we discussed in the comment section, you might try the approach below using JOIN
:
QUESTION
I am trying to get the table row information (such as row name. number, or cell value) when I click the lineup table, but I don;t know how. Can someonle help with it? Any input will be greatly appreciated.
The following is my sample code to show the problem
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 20:45It's hidden in the shared_iris$selection()
method.
Do something like this:
QUESTION
totally novice in python, after many youtube videos and tutorial i'm trying to scrape basketball starting lineups from flashscore. Here's an example of a link: https://www.flashscore.it/partita/6PN3pAhq/#informazioni-partita/formazioni
As you can see in the middle there's a code (6PN3pAhq) that corresponds to a particular match: every match has a different one, i scraped all the results (144 matches at the moment) and stored it to an excel file...but now i'm searching for the best way to looping trough these differents Urls to scrape every match lineups (and appending to a unique dataframe)...
Here's my code for the url above, any help is very appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-26 at 23:29If you need to store all the matches in an excel file somewhere you could use any number of open source tools to parse the excel file and extract the match numbers (see: http://www.python-excel.org/ for available options).
However, the simplest way, if possible, is to bypass excel entirely and store all of them in some text
file OR into your python program itself:
QUESTION
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 16:25You would have to offset the scrollbar position of the panel:
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