CalcuLaTeX | pretty printing calculator language with support for units | Math library
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QUESTION
I am working a chart that visualizes data points with dots. I have followed the "update pattern" with enter()/exit()/merge() that I found in d3 tutorials. For some reason old elements do not get removed. Here is sample code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 04:32Besides the problem with class pointed by @Andrew Reid, your code should clearly follow the enter/exit pattern.
I suggest to separate enter
, merge
and exit
calls to make it clear:
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In my reactJS app, I've function that calls a helper function to get some calculation's result. Here is my component;
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-28 at 07:48You probably should write attachCircle.bind(this)
where you call attachCircle
.
QUESTION
I have two classes one called Userinterface and the other a Canvas I need the user to be able to enter the values of a velocity, angle, and time to be able to render fireworks onto the Canvas. However when I use the button to fire what grabs the values of the JTextFields, the Canvas won't repaint(). Nothing will happen no matter what value I enter I defined the x and y in another class but the getters and setters won't produce any value.
Why isn't my shape drawn on the Canvase when I call repaint()
?
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Answered 2018-Nov-17 at 06:43Sharing state between objects can sometimes be, complicated. At the very basic level, what you want to do is pass the same instance of the object to which they rely on.
In this, you will want to set up a "model" which can be shared between the two classes...
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I am working coordinates system as shown below:
x and y are in meters. I am interested in only positive x,y. I want to convert (x,y) to (lat,lon) and vise versa.
I thought it is simple and I dont see a problem with my solutions below. But I am not getting very correct results.
My Solution:
As we see in the image below, I considered the Latitude and Longitude as angles of 2 circles:
1. (x,y) to (lat,lon)
I applied the Arc Length formula (here), shown below, on both; x and y
Hence, my functions are:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-05 at 17:56Alluding to my comment on spherical vs elliptical calculations, another way to look at difference in distance calculations for spherical vs elliptical distance is to use the 2 available utilities:
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