distill | Asset pipeline system for game engines & editor suites | Game Engine library

Here's a Clojure version of the greedy set cover algorithm i.e. selects a set which covers the most uncovered elements at each iteration. Rather than use loop/recur to build the complete result, it lazily returns each result element using lazy-seq:

I believe this is a known bug in Compose. See this issue in the issue Tracker. There was a commit on Jan 22, 2022 to fix it, but perhaps it has not made it into a release yet ...

https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/200577798

Also, this related issue, which was fixed on Feb. 9, 2022, may also not be in a release yet https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/206656075

You can add textposition = "none" to each trace so that it is only used in the tooltip.

Edit: Using hovertext instead of text and textposition = "none" (also see this related answer)

Just remove the concatenation (c) in group_by

When the name Add is found at the scope of class ByteArray, name lookup stops, the scope of class ArrayRef won't be checked.

You can introduce ArrayRef::Add into the scope of ByteArray, then it could be found and take part in overload resolution.

plotly doesn't understand when back ticks are surrounding the variable name that it's still a column in the data. (With regard to the hovertext, specifically.) There are a few ways to get around this. Since you're still using the x and y of each trace, you can use hovertemplate instead.

updated

After I posted this answer I noticed that 2500 looked the same size as 4000 and that's not quite right. From there I recalled that plotly won't aggregate the totals. You can aggregate before or during, but it won't automatically sum the values.

Also, the function aggregate won't accept variable names in back ticks, either.

I've updated the code here to aggregate the totals so that your hovertext shows the total by group, not individual layers as you move your mouse down the column.

I added x and y labels in the call to layout, because the backticks were in the graph.

The debian/rules directory is special [citation needed] and shouldn't be patched using the usual quilt commands. You can modify them directly before building the package or use the patch command (patch -p1 in this case).

I am fairly sure that this is a limitation with generics and the fact that you are losing context when you say that T in Base must extend Bar. When you pass the generic into Baz, it is using mapped types so it cannot compute through the Bar part of T because T could be anything that extends Bar. You can fix this error by changing the type of input to specifically compute Baz to Baz & Baz: