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I have an Entity class, which has an ArrayList (called "effects") of subclasses of a class, StatusEffect. The ArrayList could have different subclasses of StatusEffect like Burning, Frozen, Nauseated. I also have a method, addEffect() which adds a subclass of status effect to the ArrayList using "effects.add(new SUBCLASS-NAME())". My question is how I could make it so that if the arrayList already has a SubClass of one type in it, it won't add the new effect. For example, if the ArrayList has the "Burning" class in it already, and I try to use addEffect(), it won't do anything because the ArrayList already has the class "Burning" in it.
What I tried was
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Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 21:29If you want a single object per class in your data structure, you can use a Map. The key of the Map would be a Class representing the effect type and the value would be the concrete effect:
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I've recently been getting into using C# more, while most of my background prior to this has been in C++, and one of the things I just found myself running into was an awkward problem involving serialization. In particular, I am interfacing with another third-party (not open source and so cannot be modified) program which provides its own set of serialization routines with signatures like
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Answered 2022-Feb-20 at 12:47This is a limitation of C# and there are currently no satisfactory work around I am aware of. The easiest "hack" is to use a (dynamic) cast. The downside to this is you loose compile time safety and some runtime performance. These downsides depending on your project may be acceptable.
What really should be a compile time error is now a runtime Exception. (Often that's not a huge issue for me because a myriad of other Exception may occur, now there is just one more and Unit Tests can pick it up)
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I was following a hash table implementation online (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_3fR-k-LzI) when I observed the video author initialize a std::list with an array index. This was very confusing to me as I was always under the impression that std::list was always meant to operate like a linked list and was not capable of supporting random indexing. However, I thought it was maybe a weird way to declare the size of a list and ignored it and moved on. Specifically, he did the following:
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Answered 2022-Feb-05 at 05:02After reading the responses from @IgorTandetnik I realized that I was thinking about the list incorrectly. What I didn't fully understand was that we were declaring an array of lists and not attempting to initialize a list like an array. Once I realized this, I was able to access the elements correctly since I was not trying to iterate through an array with an iterator for a list. My revised searchTable function which to my knowledge now works correctly looks like this:
QUESTION
I'm sending the same query to a large (well, okay, n=5) number of identical endpoints (a few kubernetes clusters) and collating the results together. I want the requests to go out in parallel and time out after a while; I want failures to be reported to the user without impeding further progress.
As an example of the desired output:
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Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 17:11Looks like this is close enough for my needs, but still not it:
QUESTION
I'm trying to extract all words with Uppercase initial letter from a text, with the REGEXEXTRACT formula in google sheets.
Ideally the first word of sentences should be ignored and only all subsequent words with first Uppercase letter should be extracted.
Other Close Questions and Formulas:I've found those other two questions and answers:
How to extract multiple names with capital letters in Google Sheets?
=ARRAYFORMULA(TRIM(IFERROR(REGEXREPLACE(IFERROR(REGEXEXTRACT(IFERROR(SPLIT(A2:A, CHAR(10))), "(.*) .*@")), "Mr. |Mrs. ", ""))))
Extract only ALLCAPS words with regex
=REGEXEXTRACT(A2, REPT(".* ([A-Z]{2,})", COUNTA(SPLIT(REGEXREPLACE(A2,"([A-Z]{2,})","$"),"$"))-1))
They are close but I can't apply them successfully to my project.
The Regex Pattern I Use:I also found this regex [A-ZÖ][a-zö]+ pattern that works well to get all the Uppercase first letter words.
The problem is that it's not ignoring the first words of sentences.
Other Python Solution Vs Google Sheets Formula:I've also found this python tutorial and script to do it:
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Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 10:55You can use
QUESTION
I'm trying to make an ICO for my Token. I wrote the code and its worked. The problem is I can only buy coins with ETH but I want to launch my token in the BEP20 network so people will need to send BNB to the contract to get the token. Because of this will be the private ICO I dont want to do with 3rd party sites. Can someone help me? Here is my code:
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Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 18:31The payable modifier of the invest() function allows to send the main token of whichever network is the contract deployed on.
So if it's on Ethereum network, users can send ETH along with the transaction invoking the function.
If it's deployed on the BSC network, users can send BNB along with the transaction invoking the function.
If it's deployed on the Tron network, ... they can send TRX.
etc.
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I'm trying to do a very simple assembly exercise with NASM, but the everything I've been taught suggests this should work, yet it doesn't.
It's supposed to iterate through the string "Burning The Midnight Oil," and place the characters into dest in reverse, so that it prints "liO thgindiM ehT gninruB" to the output. It does not. It just prints the string of x's, no matter what I do to change it.
What am I missing here? How can I edit the contents of dest after I create it? I am so tired.
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Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 01:24The program starts executing at the _start label. You immediately display and exit even before processing the string! Move the loop code at _start:.
Your len: equ $ - dest includes the newline code (10). That's wrong! You must leave that byte where it is.
QUESTION
I have taken different courses and even tho they explain how to make a token I haven't been able to learn how to implement tokenomics.
For example fees for transactions, burning to LP etc...
I leave a link to the openzeppelin standard
Would be great to have some more detailed examples on it.
https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts/blob/master/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol
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Answered 2021-Dec-11 at 22:16What you are looking for is to make a custom _transfer() method by overriding the one provided in the OpenZeppelin ERC20 standard.
You can check with the "OXB" (oxbull.tech) token, which implements this type of fee, but basically you just take tokens from the sender before sending them to the receiver, and once you are done charging the fees you can send the remaining tokens to the receiver.
An example would be:
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I am burning out here so I may be missing something, why is it not following the parameters?
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Answered 2021-Dec-01 at 20:57Whenever you call setCounter, you are actually updating its value in React state. So in the first line inside addItem you have already updated the value of the counter.
The next thing is that you inside addItem is comparing newValue to an object with the variable stock. You should probably compare the value against the value of stock, not an object containing stock.
Try this:
QUESTION
I'm burning cycles trying to understand why I'm getting a cast error when I know for a fact that it's a string.
Anyone else seen this in Kotlin? (it fails at the second to last line).
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Answered 2021-Nov-10 at 03:09I guess the problem is that attributesMap[it] is not a property itself. It's actually a function call attributesMap.get(it).
That's why compiler is not able to smart cast it.
Also, I am not sure of your order of if statements. If attributesMap[it] !is String is false, attributesMap[it] == null will definitely be false.
Try this code, see if it works for you.
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