Floaty | : heart : Floating Action Button for iOS | User Interface library
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Floaty is simple floating action button for iOS. (formerly KCFloatingActionButton). Why change the name? Follow the swift naming convention. KCFloatingActionButton is too long.
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QUESTION
I am new to using promises in javascript and I just cannot seem to get something that (I think) should be fairly basic working.
I am writing code for a turn-based game where during a player's turn, a number of things happen of which some are asynchronous (for example animations using setInterval), while some are vanilla synchronous code. What I am trying to do is to determine when ALL of the functions required during a player's turn have completed, so that I can switch turns to the next player. The client side is pure HTML5/CSS/JS (using the canvas API for animation), while the back-end is PHP 8.1 and MySQL5.6 in case it matters.
The relevant functions of my current code look like this:
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Answered 2022-Mar-25 at 05:33You're not using promises correctly. (That's understandable, they're confusing). Specifically, you're:
- creating empty Promises
- misusing
then().
Currently, your promise is being created and resolved immediately.
When you create a promise, you pass it a function with a parameter (which is itself a function) named resolve. The promise get completed when you call that resolve parameter. That Your asynchronous code needs to go inside this function, because you need to call resolve() it only after your async code is done - or you can use a hack to get this function and call it elsewhere.
When you call .then, you're simply adding another function or promise that uses the return value of the previous promise in the chain, after that promise resolves. Since your promise has already resolved, the then() executes and returns immediately, not doing you any good.
Your code is a little difficult to stuff inside a promise, so you can use a little trick to resolve promises externally and combine it with async/await.
Let's look at implementing this for sendAction:
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I would like to transform a numpy nd array with dimension descriptions into a pandas dataframe. The following solutions works, but seems a bit slow for 360000 rows (1.5s on my machine, your results may differ).
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Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 20:22On my machine, I put the original way to create the df in a function and timed it.
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double floaty=36.6736872;
cout<<<ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 07:15You can use std::ostringstream, and change the resulting string in any way you see fit:
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I'm creating my first GUI app in Python using Tkinter. Very simple script to get some values from a python properties library based on user input. So nothing too complicated
The thing is I'm developing in Linux using i3. So I set windows.attributes('type', 'dialog') and works like a charm. However, in MS Windows, that line gives an error, and have to comment it.
Commented in i3, it still works, but the window is tilled, not floating.
Is there any way to make it floating in i3 and working in MS-Windows? Any window attributes that I might add to .config/i3/config to make it floaty and work on MS-Windows?
Thanks
MWE
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Answered 2021-Aug-31 at 08:19Is there any way to make it floating in i3 and working in MS-Windows?
If you need different behavior based on host OS, you might use platform.system from platform built-in module, consider simple example:
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I'm making a solver of cubic equations in Python that includes division of polynomials.
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Answered 2021-Aug-28 at 20:16I am not sure what exactly your question is but here is an attempt at an answer
The line
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I want to insert a billion rows of floaty data into a postgresql database so that I can test the performance of various postgis functions. My effort below takes ages and seems to be really inefficient and the memory consumption seems to balloon. Can anyone suggest a more better way of doing this - I was thinking it would be better to insert a million rows each insert but I can't work out how to build the object eg: (a, b), (c, d) to insert.
Any help gratefully received. Please note I am a bit newbie with SQL so I'm not able to digest hyper optimised solutions that require an advances CS degrees to assimilate :) I'm looking for "good enough".
Ta,
Andrew
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 09:46Typically using generate_series() is faster than using loops in PL/pgSQL.
To generate the "position" value, you can use random()
The following will insert 100 million rows with random values for the second column:
QUESTION
I am building a website (related to my homework! which has a javascript code containing three characters, their description, and the number of comments related to them. So far, only one character is visible on the webpage which is "Finn the Human"
What I want to achieve is to have 3 boxes display next to each other with the name/description of the rest of the characters.
How it's supposed to look like
It's a type of homework, we need to create those two boxes using the for each cycle in JavaScript. Any ideas on how to do this?
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Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 12:01getElementsByClassNamereturns an node list not element, thats what console error was showing. You have two rows, so target first one from list with[0]:.getElementsByClassName('row')[0]you need to create new elements on the fly for each object in loop so move that creation inside loop.
you are not accessing your object data at all to insert it into created elements. Use
character.watandcharacter.whoAlso research this very useful tool: insertAdjacentElement
QUESTION
I have a list that has nested tuples.
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Answered 2020-Aug-30 at 01:15We do explode
QUESTION
I have to generate the Sierpinski Triangle using a 2d point class and tkinter canvas.The midpt function is essentially going to take input from a randomly chosen vertex and the last plotted midpoint. You can choose any vertices to plot the first midpoint. The points also need to be instances of the 2d point class. I desperately need help because I can't seem to figure this out. Here is what the output is supposed to look like.
This is what I have done so far, but it is not using the 2d point class to generate the triangle.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 01:54The problem was that you were duplicating the Point-based code in the midpt() method in your plotPoints() method, but for tuples instead of Points. Since the triangle is handed to us as a list of tuples, we convert that to a list of Points, and modify our plot() method to accept a Point, and run the whole plotPoints() method in terms of Points:
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I have this 2d point class that Im trying to plot the points graphically using tkinter canvas. The points need to be individual instances of the 2d point class, each with random x- and y- components that are within the width and height of the canvas(set to 800x800).The plotted points shoulf have a radius of 0 and random colors. The point radius and point colors are class variables of the Coordinate System class.
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Answered 2020-May-18 at 23:11The canvas is blank because the CoordinateSystem.plot() method is never called. Here's one way to fix that:
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