WHAT IS IT? So, I am making an application to save a view of a user, but, the export doesn't seem completed if the data is too many. I've tried to encapsulate each part with DispatcherPriority.Loaded but it seems the data binding is horrifyingly take too long to be finished (honestly idk what ...

In checkin.rb, rescue => e Rails.logger.error("\nRESCUENIL in attached_receipt_image #{e.class} #{e.message} in #{e.backtrace}") # FIXME RESCUENIL return nil end In sidekiq_batch.rb, rescue => e Rails.logger.error("\nRESCUENIL in sidekiq_status #{e.class} #{e.message} in #{e.backtrace...

I have below pandas data-frame object. My objective is to use this as a data base to enter data in to each month using command prompt so that the new data entered via command prompt get saved to the data frame variable. For example an operator wanted to enter November data it should get stored to...

I am developing a plugin for a system, the plugin catches some events in that system, wraps them and pushes out to another system for analysis. The overhead generated by the plugin must be as low as possible, because the main system will be blocked until the plugin finishes work. So what I have s...

I have written a jQuery function which accepts an elementId and an integer. The function then generates a counter which increments at the average speed of searches made (per month) since you initialised the function. The elementId is where the counter is placed on the page. The integer is the...

The following is my second attempt at a basic CSV parser in Ruby. I've addressed suggestions that I've got for my previous version here at SO. I have omitted all test cases - the code listing would be too long otherwise. You can look at the full code-base at GitHub if you want to. As opposed to...

This is my try of an implementation of breadth-first expansion. internal static List<T> BreadthFirstExpansion<T>(T root, Func<T,List<T>> getChildren) { List<T> list = new List<T>(); list.Add(root); foreach(T entry in list) { List<T> children = getChildren(entry); if(c...

I have written a typetoken library in c++11 and I want to know if it is indeed typesafe, threadsafe and complete. The code I used is the following: /* * typetoken.hpp * Created on: 27.11.2014 * Author: WorldSEnder */ #pragma once #ifndef TYPETOKEN_HPP_ #define TYPETOKEN_HPP_ #include <...

I'm an owner of synology's diskstation NAS server running on special OS (mainly linux) It has only access from internet. I established command line interface to access it using synology wiki. Now I try to install Counter-Strike server on it using SteamCMD. I just look in Valve Developer Communit...

I wrote the following code for the question I asked here. Are there any catastrophic mistakes? (actually it did not really work with perltex and I am in doubt about having syntax mistake(s)) Also, I read it about lists, hashs (still list vs hash is a huge question mark in my mind) and forearch t...

I'm stuck trying to refactor code below into one that would be reusable in different contexts. I would like to print another triple, for "parent" sub-tree but without explicitly passing lens to each textFrom function. Intuition tells me there should be a way to lift structure under Maybe (Text,...

I use laravel as php framework. I have a route to orders page. Depending on the user role I need to include different views and I have different logic for each role. It looks like this: public function index() { switch ($this->user->role->name) { case 'admin': { ...

I searched all over for a query string parser that could handle nested parameter names ala parse_str in PHP. I was unable to find anything, so this is what I've come up with so far. Assumptions: client[0][organizations][0][id] is the same as client[0].organizations[0].id Restrictions: Given ...

Could somebody help me to understand why this doesn't work. Thanks. I copied this code from http://eloquentjavascript.net/14_event.html. It works on their webpage, but when I put it into my own HTML document it doesn't work. <NAV> <p>Click this document to activate the handler.</p> <script>

I'm working on a Virtual Texturing library for mobile devices based on OpenGL-ES. This is the PageIndirectionTable, one of the library components I would like to have some feedback on: vt_page_indirection_table.hpp: #ifndef VTLIB_VT_PAGE_INDIRECTION_TABLE_HPP #define VTLIB_VT_PAGE_INDIRECTION_...

I have written a function which takes the year in question and words as a data which is a dictionary that maps words to the list of year/count. Now I am wondering how I can improve the code that I have or how to make it more simpler. Or make it better for the performance wise. I would really appr...

I'm trying to learn how to add JavaScript to my webpage. I tried this and it doesn't work. Could somebody please help me understand why. Thanks. <NAV> <p>Click page to activate handler.</p> <script> addEventListener("click", function() { console.log("Click worked"); ...

I'm currently studying C and I'm trying to just print the contents of a string array. I'm using pNames to point to the first char pointer and iterating from there. A more proper approach would use this pointer, get a char* each time and use printf("%s", pNames[i]) to print a whole string. Howeve...

I have written a function which takes start as int, end as int, and words as a data which is a dictionary that maps words to a list of yearcount. Now I am wondering how I can improve the code that I have or how to make it more simpler or make it better performance-wise. There must be a better way...