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Advertisements In Ubuntu, I have downloaded a third-party shared library (liba1.so), placed in /lib/extern/lib . The associated header files I placed in /lib/extern/include. My own header files are placed in /include/public/ and /include/private/ . And now (to test mylib) I want to link this in my main.cpp code, using CMake. My structure: **My structure:** |… Read More CMake – No rule exists to target
Advertisements I wanted to know if I have already installed prop-types library in React Js .Is there any command line code to get the installed libraries in React js? >Solution : If you are not adding any arguments to the npm install command, it installs all items in your package.json. There are all installed in… Read More How to find out a library is installed in React js?
Advertisements I have a main script script.py from tkinter import * root = Tk() frame = Frame(root) frame.pack() textDisplay = Entry(frame) textDisplay.pack() btn1=Button(root,text=’add here ‘,command=function) btn1.pack() def function (): textDisplay.insert(0,’Some String’) return root.mainloop() i want to create a library that contain my functions (function()), so i create MyLib.py from script.py import textDisplay def function ():… Read More Is there any way to share a variable between a library and a main script in python?
Advertisements I’ve started python a few months ago, for school projects and I was pretty surprised at the file edition power it had without asking for any permissions. My question is, how far can python go? Can it delete System files? Can it delete normal files? I also saw a video that I didn’t click… Read More How far can python go?
Advertisements I am retrieving track data from spotify api for a total of 10 tracks, but it takes around 2-3 seconds to run. Is there any way to speed it up by using some python libraries like multiprocessing or something else. track_url = [] track_name = [] album_image = [] for i in range(len(tracks_recommend)): track_id… Read More How to speed up Spotify API calls?
Advertisements I am using Vite to easily run tailwind and other npm packages in my vanilla HTML and JavaScript. This is what I have now: Current file structure And this is my vite.config.js const { resolve } = require("path"); const { defineConfig } = require("vite"); module.exports = defineConfig({ build: { rollupOptions: { input: { main:… Read More What is a good file structure to have with Vite?
Advertisements I cannot link glm library with my executable. I tried link via ${GLM_INCLUDE_DIRS}, ${GLM_LIBRARIES} and ${GLM_LIBRARY_DIRS} cmake variables but it does not work. How can I link libraries and inludes of glm with my executable? I am using find_package() method : find_package(glm REQUIRED PATHS "${GLM_BINARY_DIR}" NO_DEFAULT_PATH) And does not have any problem with find_package()… Read More GLM linking in CMakeLists.txt
Advertisements I am using React JW player. My component <ReactJWPlayer playerId="id" playerScript="https://content.jwplatform.com/libraries/xxxx.js" playlist={{"My JSON"}} /> This is working well. I need to get the current duration of the playing video. How can I do that in reactjs? >Solution : You can access "raw" JW player by doing <ReactJWPlayer playerId="id" … let playerInstance = window.jwplayer(‘id’); To… Read More React JW player how to get current duration of video?
Advertisements So, I have property, which is an expression. public Expression<Func<Profile, bool>> ManagerFilter { get; set; } Next, I want to implement this filter, which is the expression above dynamically here: var queryTest = applicantCacheRepo .Include(a=>a.Profile) .ThenInclude(p=>p.ProfileEmployer) .ThenInclude(p=>p.Employer) .Include(a=>a.ProfileApplicationDetail) .ThenInclude(p=>p.ApplicationStatusSysCodeUnique) .Include(a=>a.Person) .ThenInclude(p=>p.PersonDetail) .Include(a=>a.JobSpecification) .ThenInclude(j=>j.JobSpecificationDetail) .FirstOrDefaultAsync(a=>a.Profile == filters.ManagerFilter) What I am trying to do here is… Read More How to apply expression inside expression dynamically?