bookie | experimental book formatting toolchain | Document Editor library
kandi X-RAY | bookie Summary
kandi X-RAY | bookie Summary
While I have not looked especially far and wide, I haven't found a book publishing toolchain that I like which both has a nice workflow AND does not rely on a ton of heavyweight dependencies. Since I have a real need for outputting nice documents in PDF, ePUB, and MOBI format, I am going to experiment with building a tool that fits my personal tastes and workflow.
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- Extract paragraphs from paragraphs
- Render the html file
- Flush the paragraph
- Flush text content
- Removes the code of a text snippet .
- Extract list contents from a list
- Extract the raw text from the text
- Extracts the contents of a section
- Extracts contents from a list
- Set the paragraph
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QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a camera, but when I start it, it's not scaling well. The component is inside a View, and it is shrunk vertically, but if in the return method I put only the camera, it works well, so I think the problem comes from the View style, but I can't figure out how to solve it. The camera should render when a button is pressed, but when I press it this is what happens:
This is the snack: Snack
Thanks for the help.
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 04:45I saw your code on snack and if you remove the position absolute property on the View Component you have in Book.js on 243 line and add flex: 1 to that view you will get the desired output. Remeber that View always takes the height of the max content of children if we do not explicity give height or give flex:1. And if we are using position property with flex than position propeties will work but flex properties won't work. So choose one of them and than do your design accordingly. If you need to have position property than take the device height from expo constants and pass that height to the View enclosing your camera.
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My array looks like this
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Answered 2021-Jan-17 at 09:21Try this
QUESTION
For a university exam i was given to test some of apache bookkeeper classes/methods and in doing so i thought to use mockito in my parameterized test. Test without mockito works fine but when i try to mock an interface i get this error:
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Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 20:17Looking at this bug report, you might have a version incompatibility problem with ByteBuddy and Mockito.
Try to either downgrade Mockito to version 2.23 or upgrade ByteBuddy to version 1.97.
QUESTION
So I am creating a table in html using javascript. However, anytime I create the table, the first column is much larger than the second column, while the second column is extremely compressed.
I am trying to get the first column to be compressed and the second column to be the larger one, but for some reason it doesn't want to work.
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Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 15:24Remove width off the td selector. This is causing your columns to look skewed.
Then add width: 100% to get the table to fit the width of the container.
Additionally, I am not sure what you are trying to do with width: left property, so I would remove it. Same with the text-align: left in your style sheet, you set text-align: center dynamically in your JS, rendering left align useless unless you really want them left aligned.
QUESTION
I keep getting this error. When I attach the values to the items using this code below. Note I didn't include the spider class, the start_requests function, or the first parse function but I don't think there is an error there as they all run fine up until this point.
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Answered 2020-Jun-12 at 15:11I believe the error occurrs when you call your folder.item class in your code:
QUESTION
I add 2 bookie to pulsar a month ago, but I realized it was a waste of resources. how could i shrink the bookies from 7 to 3.
my effortthrough bookkeeper's document, i find autorecover will bring all ledgers in BookKeeper cluster back to full replication while a bookie is crashed. but if i close four bookes in one time, i think some ledger may Lost forever.
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Answered 2019-Sep-16 at 15:17You can use the command
QUESTION
Is there a command line tool that can tell the mapping between Pulsar topic partition and bookie ledgers? The data stored in zookeeper is in binary and is not readable directly.
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Answered 2019-Jul-31 at 18:04we can get the mapping info using pulsar-admin:
QUESTION
I have to calculate the minimum price of a cart after apply discounts.
A customer can buy books of a series. This series has 5 different books. Each book cost 8€. But if you buy two different bookies in the series, you've got a 5% discount. If you buy 3 different books in the series, you've got a 10% discount. If you buy 4 different books in the series, you've got 20% discount. And if you buy all books of the series you've got a 25% discount.
An example of how much does this basket of books cost?
- 2 copies of the first book
- 2 copies of the second book
- 2 copies of the third book
- 1 copy of the fourth book
- 1 copy of the fifth book
The correct answer is: 51.20€
To get this final price you have to group the books in two blocks of 4 different books. So, 8 * 4 = 32 - 20% = 25.60€ * 2 = 51.20€
I have try to resolve with backtracking but I'm not able to find a correct solution.
How can I write the correct algorithm in JavaScript?
Edit I:
Following the wise advice of @visleck I have developed a possible solution who works fine always except in one case. At least, I have no found more cases where it doesn't work.
First of all, a function initializing all the options with his cost after discount applied:
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Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 17:37You can try to solve it using dynamic programming.
Here I am assuming that enough memory is available for use.
You can use a 5-dimensional array for this. Lets call it dp[a][b][c][d][e], where a represents max no of books of type 1, 'b' represents max no of books of type 2, and so on.
Let's initialize each state with some max value as flag which denotes that this value has not been calculated yet. So any state (lets say dp[a1][b1][c1][d1][e1]) stores the optimal way to buy 'a1' books of type 1, 'b1' books of type 2 and so on.
So at each state, lets say dp[a1][b1][c1][d1][e1], we have 32 ways to go to other state, which is as given below.
When selecting only one book at a time.
QUESTION
I want to understand how the namespace/topic replication works in Apache Pulsar and what affect does the change in cluster size have on the replication factor of the existing and new namespaces/topics.
Consider the following scenario:
I am starting with a single node with the following broker configuration:
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Answered 2020-Jan-11 at 14:35What you are changing is the default replication settings (ensemble, write, ack). You shouldn't be using different defaults on different brokers, because then you'll get inconsistent behavior depending on which broker the client connects to.
The replication settings are controlled at namespace level. If you don't explicitly set them, you get the default settings. However, you can change the settings on individual namespaces using the CLI or the REST interface. If you start with settings of (1 ensemble, 1 write, 1 ack) on the namespace and then change to (2 ensemble, 2 write, 2 ack), then the following happens:
- All new topics in the namespace use the new settings, storing 2 copies of each message
- All new messages published to existing topics in the namespace use the new settings, storing 2 copies. Messages that are already stored in existing topics are not changed. They still have only 1 copy.
An important point to note is that the number of brokers doesn't affect the message replication. In Pulsar, the broker just handles the serving (producing/consuming) of the message. Brokers are stateless and can be scaled horizontally. The messages are stored on Bookkeeper nodes (bookies). The replication settings (ensemble, write, ack) refer to Bookkeeper nodes, not brokers. Here is an diagram from the Pulsar website that illustrates this:
So, to move from a setting of (1 ensemble, 1 write, 1 ack) to (2 ensemble, 2 write, 2 ack), you need to add a Bookkeeper node to your cluster (assuming you start with just 1), not another broker.
QUESTION
I am trying to use a nested loop in order to delete certain lines from a .tsv file that i have. The lines that i want to delete all start with MD# and i am trying to iterate the number using a while loop.
The first time that the number is used 'MD1' all 10 of the lines that contain that as the first string on the line are removed, however afterwards MD2, MD3, etc are not.
As I am still a bit rusty with Python I had set up a very crude if statement in order to remove the lines, this worked although it is not the prettiest code in the world.
included is an example of what the data looks like, 4 columns wide, 320 rows
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Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 21:29Seem like one issue is that the i variable is not getting reset to 0 after a complete iteration of the outer while loop. You should reset the i value in the outer loop.
Better yet, consider changing both while loops to for loops using the for i in range(length): construction of iteration.
Hope this helps!
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