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DateListPlot has the GridLines option to place vertical line markers at specific dates:
Question: Is there a way to do this but with horizontal lines instead? That is, to a horizontal line across DateListPlot at a specific range value (say, 1)?
I would like to make a Google spreadshit for calorie tracking. In my head I imagine it as I would like to have a sheet where I will record daily food activity. And another DB sheet with all time consumed food types with their parameters. So, the idea is when I type food name in daily diary sheet it will lookup in DB sheet if I already recorded this food macros and the food exists it just places reference to the existing food or copies its parameters. So, my question is it possible to implement something like spotlight? When I type some characters it displays kind of popup with suggestions based on DB sheet data and if I choose popup element it gives me a reference to that data. Ideally it would be great to have a fuzzy search. Maybe someone knows in which directions may I start to research or some impelemnted solutions?
I’m trying to write a Flow that gets a list of emails from the Finance Managers list to send an email to. When I get to the HTTP Request to query the Finance Managers list, it throws a 401 error- access denied. The list I’m querying is of course on SharePoint Online (O365). Do I need to do something like creating an app step and authorizing the Flow like I had to do with SharePoint Designer workflows? If so, how do I do that with a Power Automate Flow?
…to prevent messing up with data updates, such as prices, titles, of the products that are placed in an order.
Namely, a customer buys 3 items: for $5, $10 and $33 and pays for them. All is well. When I as an owner of a shop step in and, before I’ve delivered those products to a customer, decide to descrease the price of the product, say, #2. Its new price will be $8 instead of $10. And I’ll also rename the product #3 a little bit. A customer then would go to a status tracking page and they’ll see updated data. Yes, they’ve paid and the order is being delivered, but the data has already changed in the database. They’ll be consufed.
And so will be I in a year after I’ll have changed the prices again, renamed something, etc… and decide to view history of the orders for a year.
Question 1: is there a practise of making a snaphot of the current prices, names, total order price and other characteristics of the products that constitute an order, as well as other details (chosen shipping rate and shipping method, taxes, discounts, etc) at the moment when it’s being placed? Rather than calculating those dynamically when an “order page” is opened?
If yes, does it have a name? And are there recommendations of how to do it properly?
Question 2: where and how should I store a snaphot?
option #1:
I’d have to create multiple tables then:
that will have the same structure as their dynamics corresponding ones.
Laborious. Is there a better way?
option #2:
along with an order, in the “orders” table. But how again, given the fact that an order is a single row? For instance, the products in an order is a list. How would I store a list with its characteristics (price, weight, colour, material, what have you) in a row in such a way that’ll be more or less easy to retrieve in the future? Not as a string.
I have a TextMeshPro GameObject that I placed in the canvas. The canvas is set to Scale with Screen Size and has a reference resolution of 1440×1080.
The TextMeshPro GameObject is anchored at the top right and its horizontal position is -185 from the anchored point (top right). And it looks like this within a resolution of 1440 x 1080:
However, if I make my display resolution higher or smaller (such as 1920 x 1080 as in the image below), the TextMeshPro GameObject goes outside the game and ends up in the black area.
I tried to change the position of TextMeshPro GameObject using a script attached to the artboard. I came up with the following formula, but it seems to be wrong.
DisplayResolution.x - (DisplayResolution.X + (ReferenceResolution.X - TextMeshPro.Location.X))
Accepted:
DisplayResolution.X = 1920 ReferenceResolution.X = 1440 TextMeshPro.Location.X = -185
Edit – Reply to comments:
Where is Starry Backfield:
Camera settings:
Canvas settings:
My first page
CSS code
.menu-main {
Background color: RGB (55, 78, 107)
}}
Body {
Width: 100%;
Height: 100%;
}}
main {
Width: 980px;
Position: relative;
Edge: 0 car;
}}
Magento 2 rest/us/V1/carts/mine/payment-information api call returns {“payment_methods”:[{“code”:”reach_cc”,”title”:”Credit Card”} instead of placing order
I get the following warning about filemtime ():
Warning: filemtime (): stat failed for
https: //testing.local/wp-content/plugins/test-social-icons/css/style.css
in the
/app/public/wp-content/plugins/zoo-social-icons/zoo-social-icons.php
in line 29
This is how I set the stylesheet in my plugin:
function test_styles_scripts() {
$dir = plugin_dir_url(__FILE__);
wp_enqueue_style( 'test-style', $dir . 'css/style.css', array(), filemtime( $dir . 'css/style.css' ) );
}
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'test_styles_scripts' );
The stylesheet is correctly in the queue. Why am I getting this warning?
I want to place an object so that it is just off the screen.
Later I will insert it from the left side of the screen.
However, a piece of it is still visible.
I found out that this is because the camera is being rotated.
If I set the camera rotation to 0 (instead of -11), it is perfectly outside the camera view.
How could I make it so that the object is still outside the camera when the camera is rotated?
Thanks a lot!
It looks like this:
Here is my code:
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
using System.Collections;
using System.Diagnostics;
public class ObjectPositioner : MonoBehaviour
{
Public Transform TheObject;
public void Awake()
{
float fDist = Mathf.Abs(Camera.main.transform.position.z - TheObject.transform.position.z);
Bounds b = BoundsFromTransform(TheObject.transform);
TheObject.transform.position = GetPointLeftOfCamera(Camera.main, fDist, b.size.magnitude);
}
public static Vector3 GetPointLeftOfCamera(Camera camera, float distance, float goDiameter)
{
var ray = camera.ScreenPointToRay(new Vector3(0, 0.5f, 0)); //not sure anymore why 0.5f...
var borderPoint = ray.GetPoint(distance);
var cameraLeft = -camera.transform.right;
var halfDiameter = goDiameter / 2f;
return borderPoint + cameraLeft * halfDiameter;
}
public static Bounds BoundsFromTransform(Transform uTransform)
{
try
{
Bounds bounds = new Bounds(uTransform.position, Vector3.zero);
foreach (Renderer renderer in uTransform.GetComponentsInChildren())
{
bounds.Encapsulate(renderer.bounds);
}
Vector3 nOff = bounds.center - uTransform.position;
return new Bounds(nOff, bounds.size);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UnityEngine.Debug.Break();
return new Bounds();
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UnityEngine.Debug.Break();
return new Bounds();
}
}
For a cyclic, undirected diagram of nodes with edges of indefinite length, where some of the nodes have known coordinates and others do not I want to write an algorithm (ultimately in Java, but I need the general algorithm first) to evenly place the non-localized nodes based on those around them with a known location.
For example:
A(0,0) -- B(?,?) -- C(2,0) -- D(?,?) -- E(?,?)
| |
| |
F(0,1) -- H(?,?) -- I(?,?) -- J(6,1)
| |
| |
G(?,?) K(2,6)
The (wrong) algorithm I currently have in pseudo Java is as follows:
getAveragePointForNode (Node node)
{
Pair summedLocations = getSummedLocationsAndCount(node,0,0,emptyList,0);
NodeLocation = (summedLocations.x/summedLocations.count, summedLocations.y/summedLocations.count);
}
getSummedLocationsAndCount(currentNode, currentX, currentY, visitedNodes)
{
If (visitedNodes.contains(currentNode))
{
return new Pair((currentX,currentY),1);
}
Else
{
visitedNodes.add(currentNode);
summedLocationsCount = 0;
If this node has a known location
{
return new Pair((currentX + currentNode.X,currentY + currentNode.Y),1);
}
Else, for each adjacent node:
{
If adjacent node has a known location
{
currentX += adjacentNode.X
currentY += adjacentNode.Y
summedLocationsCount++;
alreadyVisited.add(adjacentNode);
}
Else
{
Pair result = getSummedLocationsAndCount(adjacentNode, currentX, currentY, visitedNodes);
if (result.count > 0)
{
currentX += result.X
currentY += result.Y
summedLocationsCount += result.count
}
}
}
return new Pair((currentX,currentY),summedLocationsCount );
}
}
The problem with this algorithm is that it tends to make the first point halfway between the start and end, the second point halfway between this point and the start, etc. and you get a halving effect rather than evenly distributed points.
e.g. the above algorithm could give on a straight line
P--Q----R---------S-----------------T
rather than
P--------Q--------R--------S--------T