Is it possible to export snippets with this plugin and then import into other PC's notepad++?
Where does SnippetPlus store all snippets?
They're in plugins/Config/SnippetPlus.xml. Copying this file over should be enough
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I am using exceljs library in my react project, and trying to load an xlsx file from the local project to be used as a template. exceljs is expecting an arraybuffer to be passed in like so:
await workbook.xlsx.load(spreadsheet)
I am trying to import the spreadsheet with a basic import: import spreadsheet from './resources/template.xlsx
But it is not in the format required by exceljs library. Some other suggestions I've found are to load it as a blob instead, to be passed to FileReader.readAsArrayBuffer, but I haven't gotten that working either. I think it's something with how webpack is treating this file in the import statement. I've tried modifying the webpack rules to load xlsx files using file-loader and raw-loader, but neither of those options have worked. Looking for some other ideas of things to try. Thanks for any suggestions!
I have a big problem that often confuses me.
From time to time, while importing code, the import does not work and the development environment does not find the files. I work at IntelliJ IDEA.
To find a file, I first export it:
export let Filename =
and I import in the file necessary for me, but when I register a file name, ide for me does not look and it is necessary to write independently. But when I write the path to a file manually, I get the error that there is no such file. What could be the problem?
What is correct way to include BlueprintJS Css files to React-starter-kit?
I was able to do that in /src/components/Layout/Layout.js importing css file
import blueprintCss from '#blueprintjs/core/dist/blueprint.css';
and on export
export default withStyles(normalizeCss, blueprintCss, s)(Layout);
Is this correct way or is there another one like with webpack?
Thanks!
Simply import '#blueprintjs/core/dist/blueprint.css'; should include the CSS file in your webpack build.
I don't know enough specifics about react-starter-kit to tell you more, but the simple import statement above is the traditional approach.
I am trying to configure Zeppelin to store my repository in multiple system i.e. Git and S3, but it is not working.
It is storing the notes only in S3. My zeppelin-env.sh is pasted below:
export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBOOK_S3_BUCKET=xxxx
export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBOOK_S3_USER=yyy
export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBBOK_STORAGE=org.apache.zeppelin.notebook.repo.GitNotebookRepo,org.apache.zeppelin.notebook.repo.GitNotebookRepo
It worked, when I provided the same information in the zeppelin-site.xml file.
looks like you're missing quotes in the last statement, the following might work
export ZEPPELIN_NOTEBBOK_STORAGE="org.apache.zeppelin.notebook.repo.GitNotebookRepo,org.apache.zeppelin.notebook.repo.GitNotebookRepo"
and second class can be changed to S3NotebookRepo for example
I am rather new to SimpleCV. I am running the newest version of SimpleCV on Windows Vista.
Question: How do I import a zip file containing images into SimpleCV?
The system works fine to import (1) single images on local drive and (2) url links, but I am not able to import a single folder (.zip) from local database into the system.
This is what I did:
machine_learning_data_set = "/Users/Arenzky/Desktop/testdataset.zip"
Can somebody please give me a clue what I am doing wrong?
thanks
At the moment we do not support loading zip files, although that could be added as a feature. We can however load a directory of images. So if you download and extract the the files, you can just load the directory by using:
from SimpleCV import ImageSet
imgs = ImageSet('/path/to/dir/images/')