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QUESTION
This is more of a gimmick, as I would like to achieve full coverage with my unit tests.
And this is about a FileFinder()
method.
This method looks for files in a folder and creates a corresponding incremental naming.
Now I was given that it should be possible (for whatever reason) that 999,998 files may be in this folder.
If accordingly it is detected that there is a file called for example Job_999999.something
, then this should return an empty string.
The corresponding code snippet looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 14:46Move allExistingFiles
list creation to a method, which returns List
, then you need only to mock it and return different lists for your test scenarios - a list that contains Job_999999.something
, a list without it, etc.
Adding some kind of mechanism to produce these in unit test flow makes it an integration test, not a unit test, as it breaks the idea of testing a unit of code.
Everything that connects your application with the external API (file system, database, etc) isn't a subject of unit test. (you can still automate its testing if you want, but it's a different topic).
QUESTION
I am trying to develop an alghoritm for controlling the rudder of the boat... I got lost in geo algoritms... Function Does not work corectly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 15:01A few points:
You could use the constant M_PI for pi
I would imagine you want your angles to be measured clockwise from north. atan2 gives an angle counter clockwise from the x axis. This is simple to fix, use
QUESTION
I am working on a HID gamepad with 4 axis(14 Bit), 16 Buttons, 2 Analog Triggers(1 Byte) and a Hat Switch. I am currently using Axis X and Y for the left analog stick, axis Rx and Ry for right analog stick and axis Z and Rz for left and right triggers. I am able to register all buttons and analog readings(which have been tested with Gamepad tester in android and jstest-gtk in linux), but the problem is that in (Android)games the triggers are supposed to be axis 7 and axis 8 and in my case the Z and Rz are assigned axes 14 and 15. I have also tried using Acceleration(axis:11), Brake(axis:12), Rudder(axis:9) and Throttle(axis:10) but the axes 7 and 8(which are the default trigger axes) are not getting assigned.
Here is my HID Report Descriptor:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 17:02Here is the Report Descriptor that worked for me:-
QUESTION
"You are thinking imperative, that first row will be executed then the second which is not the case in webflux. You have to think events-callbacks."
I agree with that assessment (I have A LOT of experience doing things "imperatively"), and hope that folks can help me with rudder-correction on how I'm viewing the solution-space. I am posting three different versions of the same "functionality", only one of which works (and, I'm open to comments on how that version could/should be modified to better align with reactive/functional implementation).
With the direction/help of the person making the quoted assessment, I was able to get `DemoPOJOHandler.add(ServerRequest)' working. The code, along with debug-level output, is shown below. What I note is that, right after the HTTP POST "/v2/DemoPOJO" and *"Mapped to mil.navy..." lines, there is an entry from reactor.netty.channel.FluxReceive stating "Subscribing inbound receiver..". This seems to be the key action, missing from my other two attempts.
My specific (albeit "long'ish) question is:
I "get" that thinking that statement #1 will be executed, then statement #2, etc. is an "imperative" view of the solution space. But, in the example below, that appears to be the behavior that is happening. The logger statement is executing at 08:38:34.217, followed by the subscription at 08:38:34.251, which then instantiates a DemoPOJO at 08:39:34.267, and then everything "works".
But, the chaining in the request.bodyToMono()...
sequence doesn't appear significantly different than the chaining of methods in imperative code (e.g., 'Integer.toString().indexOf()'), with the exception of the lambdas (or, is the presence of lambdas the reason why "things change"?). So, if request.bodyToMono()...
sequence, in theory, doesn't require the ".then()
" or ".switchIfEmpty()
", then why doesn't the core request.bodyToMono()...
sequence execute "service.add(demoPOJO)
"? I get that the Mono is not being subscribed to, but why does it seem like the additional statements in the chain are required for the subscription to happen and the POJO added to the repo?
This code executes successfully...
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 22:46Since i was the one that you have quoted at the top im going to try to answer your questions.
First we need to talk about "non-blocking". What is "non-blocking"? well non-blocking is event based. The underlying server, Netty, does not work with assigning one thread to each request but instead work with chain of events and event queues.
So when someone subscribes, netty will set up an underlying event queue (sort of) that will basically work as:
QUESTION
I have some javascript code which uses jQuery to call $.post()
. I want to send a string parameter to that function, but my attempts have been unsuccessful. I tried this function call I saw on another post, but it didn't work $.post(SavePoint, { data });
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-30 at 10:54$.post
take the second param as object not string, I think your data
is string, take reference from following. In SavePoint
endpoint you will gate data
params.
QUESTION
I am new to python and i am having a script which i try to run it with Python 3.5 and i got this error
...
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-28 at 13:38There is no longer a cmp argument for sorting in python 3.
Use a key, and a function that returns a single value to be mapped for comparison.
Instead of comparer, you can use this function.
QUESTION
I have a List (or Set) of AirworhinessDirective:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 21:05With the help of JB Nizet, I was able to solve the issue using a comparator rather than using Spring Data to do the sorting. It came down to changing the formPagedAds()
method to:
QUESTION
I have a .csv dataset of a large collection of idioms. Each line contains three elements (seperated by commas) that I would like to seperate:
1) The Index Number (0,1,2,3...)
2) The idiom itself
3) If the idiom is positive/negative/neutral
Here's a small example of what the .csv file looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-25 at 05:09Python has an entire module specifically dedicated to working with csv
files. In this case, you can use it to make a list of lists out of your file. Let's call your file idioms.csv
for now:
QUESTION
I'm stuck on a problem and I need your help. I need to use and API for autoregister servers in a software named rudder. For reach my goal, I must use 2 http request:
- (GET) get all the server with the status pending
- (POST) register my server
My first request is perfectly handle but I can't figure how to make the second.
Here my code (/src/controllers/registration.js):
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-13 at 03:11Async await doesn't work in the forEach loop.
Convert your forEach
to a for
loop.
Something like so:
QUESTION
Well, I'm trying to get the input (email) using a getter on my component.ts and
the getter returns an AbstractControl and that's ok. So when I use the 'email' on my method I need a string to use on my service. I tried to change the type of email on my service to type: AbstractControl and I get 'Converting circular structure to JSON' (It doesn't work). I tried to cast email as a string
but it didn't work either. I tried using [(ngModel)]="email"
instead of formControlName="email" (on my component.html) and declaring email: string on my component.ts.
So, my problem is that I need a way to pass the string from my template on my method to use it in my service and get the user's input (email).
forgot-password.component.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-09 at 06:52As you stated, this.form.get('email')
is a FormControl
(or AbstractFormControl
). To access its value, you can check access AbstractFormControl#value
:
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