metacollect | A lint to collect some crate metadata
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This is a lint that never reports anything, but collects crate metadata like the composition of types and the call graph. This can be useful to determine if. For now, this is only a work-in-progress proof of concept. There are some open questions, like.
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QUESTION
In Julia, I want to implement a struct that holds a collection of (heterogeneous) collections. The semantics of iteration and indexing should be intuitive, i.e. run over the first collection, then continue with the next collection, until done. I'm looking for the best ways to implement the associated basic functions such as length, access by index and iteration. Ideally I'd like to re-use pre-existing utility functions (such as Iterators.flatten) rather than manually doing bounds checking and indexing.
This is what I have so far: the length function was straightforward, but I'm stuck on indexing and iteration
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Answered 2019-Oct-18 at 17:55Answering my own question with what I've come up with and learned from the comments
QUESTION
I'm using GameSparks with unity and I'm trying to pull certain data from the database.
I set up an event called "getItem" with an attribute "type" set to "used in script".
I set up a cloud code event to to access that event via the using the "type" attribute, which will actually access the description field in the data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-22 at 18:23As you correctly spotted, the error was coming from a mismatch between the data in your response and the getter you were using to retrieve it.
Since your 'items' field contains an array you'd need to use
List data = response.ScriptData.GetGSDataList("items");
and iterate through the list.
To return a single object rather than an array you could change your cloud code query to:
Spark.metaCollection('items').findOne({"description": description})
Note that if multiple documents satisfy the query provided, mongo will return the first document it finds.
If you have any further questions or run into any problems while using GameSparks, you can contact our support team via - https://support.gamesparks.net/support/home
QUESTION
Recently I've adopted a handy way to make sure tree-like structure members are aware of their parent node:
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Answered 2017-May-09 at 00:32Yes, it's called Lazy Initialization. From the example on the Wikipedia Lazy Loading page:
Lazy initialization
Main article: Lazy initialization
With lazy initialization, the object to be lazily loaded is originally set to null, and every request for the object checks for null and creates it "on the fly" before returning it first, as in this C# example:
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