larray | Large off-heap arrays and mmap files for Scala and Java | Monitoring library
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LArray [Build Status] === A library for managing large off-heap arrays that can hold more than 2G (2^31) entries in Java and Scala. Notably LArray is disposable by calling LArray.free. Even if you forget to release it, GC will automatically deallocate the memory acquired by LArray. LArray also supports mmap (memory-mapped file) whose size is more than 2GB.
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I'm in Google Apps Script. I grab all of the dta from a spreadsheet, "Documents". The top row is "Letters", "", "Templates", "". Column 1 has human readable descriptions of documents (e.g. "Letter to Client"). Column 2 has Google Docs IDs for the template. Column 3 goes back to human readable descriptions of memoranda, and column 4 has Google Docs IDs for the template.
My goal is to break the array generated from this sheet into two separate arrays, so that var larray = ["letter to client", "docID"] (and so on; there are about 10 rows of letters and 7 rows of memoranda). I need to be able to address, e.g., larray[4][1] and return the docID.
Here's my script but for now I'm only getting a 1D array, not a 2D array. What am I missing to force larray into 2d?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-28 at 17:39Description
If larray = [], larray.push(a,b) will result in a 1D array [a,b]. And larray.push(c,d) becomes [a,b,c,d]. To make a 2D array use larray.push([a,b]), now larray is [[a,b]]. larray.push([c,d]) becomes [[a,b],[c,d]]
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In nodejs, I try to update the global variable exported from another file and check the result again. The values of the variable in original file and imported file are different.
I run file test.js and check the result. The result of gDataChange in DataCommon.js and test.js is different although it is the same variable.
In DataCommon.js, I exported gDataChange variable
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 07:38The Node.js module system is Singleton and module caching, the module system refers to the exact same file again and again. For example:
counter.js
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Below is a code that I am now using to automatically insert numbers to a cell that has todays date on Column A and the correct name on the first row of that column.
However, I can't seem to make it work if the names are in any other row than 1.
What changes do I need to make if I want it to search matches on row 2 or multiple rows?
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Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 07:35The snippet:
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have a combobox where it'll either populate name - ID
or ID - name
. I can determine that based on an option button that is pressed or isn't pressed. I then want to split up that combo box value into two separate columns so I can place name in column E, id in column F.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 23:26In answer to the question; find returns the position where it found the character. In order for Right
to work correctly you need to subtract the position from the length of the entire string which is why it isn't working.
As a solution and working on some assumptions that there is always a name and ID and that the optEmployeeName and Not(optEmployeeID) would always be the same...
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I have a question, which I hope you can answer. I'm trying to programm a UserForm which contains 19 ComboBoxes all with the same value (names of employees) for a shift schedule. There are 5 entries in each ComboBox (5 employees). So far so good. What I'm trying now is, to pass the selected indices (0, 1, 2, 3, 4) to an array upon clicking a button in the userform. At the end I should have an array with 19 entries (for each combobox). My problem now is, that I don't know if the indices were passed succesfully to my array "Larray". Below is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 13:12Perhaps you want this?
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I have a macro to build a consolidated PowerPoint presentation from about 25 separate, individual slides. The slides have a status circle that are either red, yellow or green to display the current status. I want to pull the color of these shapes and put into an excel file. I have tried using the shape index number to reference the shape in my code, but the index for the particular shape changes on every slide; it is not consistent. The Shape ID seems to be consistent, but I cannot figure out how to use the Shape ID in VBA. This is what I'm currently using:
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Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 20:32Untested:
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I need to parse some zip files of various types (getting some inner files content for one purpose or another, including getting their names).
Some of the files are not reachable via file-path, as Android has Uri to reach them, and as sometimes the zip file is inside another zip file. With the push to use SAF, it's even less possible to use file-path in some cases.
For this, we have 2 main ways to handle: ZipFile class and ZipInputStream class.
The problemWhen we have a file-path, ZipFile is a perfect solution. It's also very efficient in terms of speed.
However, for the rest of the cases, ZipInputStream could reach issues, such as this one, which has a problematic zip file, and cause this exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-11 at 16:25You can steal LWJGL's native memory management functions. It is BSD3 licensed, so you only have to mention somewhere that you are using code from it.
Step 1: given an InputStream is
and a file size ZIP_SIZE
, slurp the stream into a direct byte buffer created by LWJGL's org.lwjgl.system.MemoryUtil
helper class:
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I'm trying to find the correct code which allows me to upload files to sharepoint using vba and macros within excel. I've found some urlmon code which has solved the file download part of the macro. I've seen a lot of code which focuses on Scripting.FileSystemObject using UNC, winhttp POST and SEND and the SP SDK but I've not been able to make the latter work due to site and software install limitations.
I need to be able to directly upload, for e.g to "http://example.com/foldername". I've tried using Scripting.FileSystemObject with the URL but it doesn't work.
I'm making a bold assumption that there is a valid vba method other than UNC and winhttp POST/SEND for uploading files to sharepoint. Unless of course they are the only two options?
Below is the code I've tried to make work, which is copied from someone else's work on Stack Overflow.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 17:49You have to use the SharePoint API, in order to securely log in and add files to a document library. If you can make HTTP calls from your VBA code, then you can use the SharePoint REST API, or you can download the SharePoint 2013 Client Components SDK, and then reference the Client-Side Object Model (CSOM) .dlls from VBA. Beware that most of Microsoft's examples are in C#, but are adaptable to VB.
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With below code I'm trying to color sting along with bracket when its value is > 0. But it's not working as expected. The color is not applied correctly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 19:44The problematic line is IFind = InStr(cell.Value, sFind)
.
InStr
finds the first occurrence of sFind
, which may not be the number inside the parentheses but rather an earlier instance.
Although I would approach this differently, an easy fix might be to use the position of the (
as the start parameter of InStr
.
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