combustion | Simple , elegant testing for Rails Engines | Application Framework library
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Combustion is a library to help you test your Rails Engines in a simple and effective manner, instead of creating a full Rails application in your spec or test folder. It allows you to write your specs within the context of your engine, using only the parts of a Rails app you need.
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QUESTION
I have a pretty long string(called 'my_string') without new lines included. I have been trying to use regexp in JavaScript to find specific words in 'my_string'. Below is the code description
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 13:40Other than a few minor mistakes in your regex, you need to use .+?
instead of .+
, because the second one is "greedy" which means, it will match as much as it can get.
QUESTION
I have two tables for car information’s to identify which type of engine they have. Therefore I need a second table where all the special equipment of the car is listed. Table 1 distinguishes between Battery and No-Battery. With the key of the special equipment out of table2 it can be identified if the "No-Battery" Cars are Hybrids or Combustion Engine Cars. If they have the special Equipment "ABC" Key, they are Hybrid Cars. If not they are Combustion Cars.
Table 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 06:53I think the issue is that you are asking for
QUESTION
I'm coding a program that will print output on what is happening with parts of an internal combustion engine. I have an abstract class called CarSystemParts
that all car part classes inherit from.
I have a Dictionary>
that shows which classes should be affected or physically pushed by other parts. It's defined like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-24 at 23:04I think you can solve your problem using Where
to filter the elements you want, then Select
to only keep the Keys.
QUESTION
so I've coded a questionnaire and I'm running into an issue. When a user clicks submit the questionnaire the results are displayed near the submit button I was hoping for them to be redirected to a new page (where results are displayed) by using the CSS hidden property, but I don't understand how I can do that and also for some reason after submitting there is an 'undefined' option displaying under the choices, how can I get rid of that? I'd really appreciate it if someone can help me solve my issues, thank you!
I linked the IDE for my project if that's easier: https://repl.it/@AS11RA/Forest-Firefighters-Website#start%20questionnaire.js
Heres the startquestionnaire.Js file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 23:55If we store your results in its own variable, we then have 2 options right off the bat.
QUESTION
so I've coded a questionnaire/survey for my website but for some reason when a user clicks start questionnaire the questions show but the choices aren't displayed. I'm really confused as to why this isn't working I would really appreciate if anyone can help me solve my problem, thank you!
Here's a link to my IDE as I figured it would be easier to go through it to identify any mistakes I'm making: https://repl.it/@AS11RA/Forest-Firefighters-Website#index.html
Here's the start questionnaire.js file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-05 at 20:46I ran it on jsfiddle and got the following error:
"ReferenceError: buttonClicked is not defined"
You have some formatting issues in your code, I believe. I moved your button up in the page and it started working. Check out the fiddle.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a really simple survey on Javascript but I keep getting this error "TypeError: startSurvey is not a function at HTMLButtonElement.onclick (/:2:54)" I would really appreciate if anybody can help me solve this error or provide any further feedback and suggestions.
Here's my HTML code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 20:51Looks like your id and function are the same name, below I changed the function name to start();
. - This alone will probably fix your problem.
Additionally it looks like i is not defined here:
QUESTION
I'm working with an externally developed XSD that I need to conform to, where a field Engine
can be one of two types: Electric
or Combustion
. Both are derived from super-class Engine
.
There are multiple ways to have the XmlSerializer
in C# handle this, but all are seemingly associated with the same side-effect: default serialization naming conventions are tossed out the window when using a custom serializer-apporach. I want to mimic the default behaviour for the remaining fields of the class Vehicle
.
Consider the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-15 at 20:58Try using a specific constructor for XmlSerializer
that accepts an array of 'other types' to handle your derived classes, rather than implementing IXmlSerializable
and doing the serialization manually. The serializer will now handle your derived classes, but also pick up your other attributes (such as XmlElement
) the way you want:
QUESTION
I have a column which has entry like :
'TURBINE, STEAM ; MAKE: ABB ; MODEL: CF-4GSS ; RATING: OUT PUT 1175 BHP ; SPEED: 2975 MIN -1'
There is some modifications I need to do after reading this into python. String MUST be of the form :
ITEM : TURBINE ; COMBUSTION : STEAM ; MAKE : XYZ ; MODEL : XYZ
and so on.
How can I format it so that the column is of the specified format ? (Also since im reading this with pandas i think this column will be a series object)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 11:42You could use the .split method on your original string:
new_string = original_string.split()
Which would give you a list of separate objects for each category in your string like this, ['TURBINE,', 'STEAM', ';', 'MAKE:', 'ABB', ';', 'MODEL:', 'CF-4GSS', ';', 'RATING:', 'OUT', 'PUT', '1175', 'BHP', ';', 'SPEED:', '2975', 'MIN', '-1']
Then start a new string for your item final_string = "ITEM :"
Then concatenate individual items from your list using indexing, final_string += new_string[0]
This would give you final_string == "ITEM : TURBINE"
. For a different item to add to your string you simply use a different index position from 0. Remember that python indexes from 0 onwards, and each individual item in the list is considered an object so the semi colons would be considered an individual object and you'd need to count them in your indexing. You will also want to add punctuation while you're concatenating.
You could remove all the semi colons from the string by using those to split the original string by inserting it into the .split method original_string.split(';')
, but that would split the items only when it reaches semi colons, which would give you this, ['TURBINE, STEAM ', ' MAKE: ABB ', ' MODEL: CF-4GSS ', ' RATING: OUT PUT 1175 BHP ', ' SPEED: 2975 MIN -1']
QUESTION
I have the following test_string
from which I need to obtain the actual URL.
Test string (partly shown):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-07 at 17:37see this regex pattern i think it might help to extract redirect uri
QUESTION
I'm trying to implemenet an assignment problem. I have the following problem when trying to multiply two variables in linear programming (using glpk gusek) in my goal function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 20:56First I think the parentheses are incorrect (note that y[k,z] depends on z). The expression
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