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QUESTION
I'm trying to add a GUI to the predator-prey simulation. It can allow users to choose which simulation(species involved) they want to do, set the simulation field size they want, and show the progress of the simulation and result.
The question is after I generate the field, I can't reset the simulation or run the next step or run the next hundred steps by clicking the buttons I set, not to mention show the progress of the simulation.
Here is the code of my GUI Class:
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Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 13:25Never mind... I find out where caused the problem:
I create new objects method again when I click those button, that's why the data generated by generate button is not accessed when I use rest of the buttons.
QUESTION
Currently working on an app and am looking to rebuild the front end. These may be stupid questions but I am curious about the stability of these frameworks, a couple things in particular:
As mentioned in the question, say one of these front end libraries were to update their UI components, would these changes reflect in my app or is it version dependent?
If for whatever reason one of these libraries were to cease to exist or cease to contribute, after having built an entire app around them, what would happen?
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Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 01:43As mentioned in the question, say one of these front end libraries were to update their UI components, would these changes reflect in my app or is it version dependent?
Oh, yes, the appearance of your site will definitely change.
Suppose you had this CSS library:
QUESTION
We have a booking system which should allow only one product in the cart (when customers adds next product, previous one should be deleted from the cart).
Until today we have been using following code:
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Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 09:40You could use WC()->cart->empty_cart(); instead
QUESTION
I'm new to Golang, I come from NodeJS and I'm a little concerned about how the dependency management works.
In Node you can rest assured that an NPM dependency will never cease to be available since it's hosted on NPM.com, and they don't allow owners to remove them. However, in Github an owner could pretty much remove the entire repo and leave every project in the world that depends on it, unusable.
I'd like to know how does this work. Is there a mirror on Golang's side that keeps the packages safe? Or is there a way to achieve something similar to Node's approach wiwhout having to host the packages inside your project?
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Answered 2021-May-29 at 07:05What happens to a Golang project when a dependecy package's owner removes the repository from github?
Nothing dramatic.
- If you are not using a Module Proxy and package moved to a different hosting site: Replace the import paths
- If you are not using a Module Proxy, package is moved to a different hosting site and package/module used vanity import path that are kept constant: No action required.
- If you use a Module Proxy: No action required.
Most likely you use the default proxy already. The problem is far less problematic than anything in the npm world.
QUESTION
#include
#include
int* test(int); // the prototype
int main()
{
int var = -20;
int *ptr = NULL;
ptr = test(var);
printf("This is what we got back in main(): %d \n", *ptr);
return 0;
}
int* test(int k)
{
int y = abs(k);
int *ptr1 = &y;
printf("The value of y in test() directly is %d \n", y);
printf("The value of y in test() indirectly is %d \n", *ptr1);
return ptr1;
}
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 13:14The book's reasoning is somewhat correct, however it assumes an architecture that pushes parameters onto the stack, such as Intel.
What happens is that the location of y is not re-used until after its value has been retrieved through ptr of main to be pushed onto the stack for the call of printf.
However, an interrupt could re-use the location and so in general this is undefined behavior.
Note: this is used by compilers when returning a struct as function return. The compiler copies the struct variable of the called function to the struct of the caller, before anything else takes place, so the memory has not yet been re-used.
QUESTION
I'm trying to scrape financial data off this URL:https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/STAN/standard-chartered-plc/fundamentals
In this webpage, scraping the h1 tag works perfectly by referencing its class.
Source HTML:
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Answered 2021-May-23 at 09:29Data is dynamically loaded from a script tag. You can regex out the string holding your data, then do a replace on some entities to get a string json can turn in to a json object. Then parse out what you what.
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(New to rust, FYI!)
So - I've been trying to grok the concept of lifetimes in Rust. I've read the documentation, and read some blogs and SO posts on the topic. But still not quite getting it (hence, possibly a bad title to the question).
I've got a particular problem I'm trying to figure out, which I've boiled down to this small sample code (tried to make as close to a working sample as I could):
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 01:03Your intuition for why this doesn't work is correct: nested lives only inside construct, and you try to return references to it in the hashmap that live for longer than the function. Assuming that you don't want to clone the nested maps, presumably because they're very large, you can use Rc instead as a way to have trivially cloneable references to the nested maps that keep them alive for as long as necessary:
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everyone! This is my first post here, so I will try to do my best to ask properly and exposed right my doubts and what I tried so far.
I've been trying to create one quotes generator, with a few features more.
I already put 7 quotes examples, as objects into the array and leaved 3 "spaces free", counting from ID 8 to 10 to the users can add more quotes examples through the "Add new quote button"
I tried to create the logic behind this (picking the HTML input field value typed by the user, add to new existing array through the Event Listener method, clicking on the button) as I commented in the last part of the JS file, but I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
So, if you guys please can give me a hand, I appreciate it!
PS. the ID key value of the object array it's a mandatory value.
Thanks in advance!
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Answered 2021-May-15 at 08:49QUESTION
Is anyone aware of which timestamp presented in alerts correlates to the actual time the email was removed from the inbox if the systemActionType states "REMOVED_FROM_INBOX"?
My question is specific to the "Gmail phishing" alert source (https://developers.google.com/admin-sdk/alertcenter/reference/alert-types). I have yet to see an endTime that is after the alerts createTime for Phishing reclassification and a review of the alert-types page and definitions makes me assume createTime is the correct time to utilize...... however that makes me confused on why there is an endTime being populated for these types.
Key/Value Description Phishing reclassification Unopened messages that are detected as phishing post-delivery are automatically reclassified and removed from the user's inbox. createTime Output only. The time this alert was created. endTime Optional. The time the event that caused this alert ceased being active. If provided, the end time must not be earlier than the start time. If not provided, it indicates an ongoing alert.Sample Alert
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Answered 2021-May-03 at 10:09In Phishing reclassification alerts, the date when each message was removed from inbox (when it was reclassified) corresponds to the date field in each message:
QUESTION
I have been following the w3schools tutorial for tabs, and then used another tutorial for a password toggle button. It works perfectly on the inital tab (login tab), but on the remaining tabs the password toggle button stops working. I have no idea why it ceases to work. I am using this for the ui of a python application. At this stage I am simply trying to design the ui. Please keep in mind I am still quite new to html/css/java so you may find a lot of newbie errors. Any help is greatly appreciated!
HTML:
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Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 02:00Your addEventListener only applies the event listener to the first element, since querySelector only returns the first element in hierarchical order, rather than querySelectorAll, which returns an array.
The following code below uses jQuery, because it is the most efficient. If you would like, I can convert it to plain JS.
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