I set {Object3D}.eulerOrder = 'YZX'; and then rotate the object with {Object3D}.rotation.set(...), and I get the following warning: "THREE.Object3D: .eulerOrder is now .rotation.order.".
I tried changing the {Object3D}.rotation.order to all the different permutations, but the warning remains.
https://jsfiddle.net/mocdo0h7/
kudos to #Mugen87
answer: use rotation.order instead of eulerOrder
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What is the difference between
$this->app->when('App\Http\Controllers\StaffController')
->needs('App\Repositories\User\UserInterface')
->give('App\Repositories\User\StaffRepository');
This one works!
$this->app->when(StaffController::class)
->needs(UserInterface::class)
->give(StaffRepository::class);
But this one doesn't work. What's the problem?
Given that this works:
$this->app->when(\App\Http\Controllers\StaffController::class)
->needs(\App\Repositories\User\UserInterface::class)
->give(\App\Repositories\User\StaffRepository::class);
you have a namespace issue. You can use this as-is with the leading \s, but chances are putting this at the top of the file will resolve it:
use App\Http\Controllers\StaffController;
use App\Repositories\User\UserInterface;
use App\Repositories\User\StaffRepository;
I am trying to cut off background from currency notes. I used a blobsDemo.m codes I found here, used on coins.jpeg. it worked we quite well for me, on one note.
But when I tried it on multiple images, it returns results on just one note:
For k=1:16
JpegFileName=sprintf('%d.jpeg',k);
Fullfilename=fullfile('Folder',jpegfilename);
Imagedata=imread(Fullfilename)
Originalimage=rgb2gray(imagedata);
Subplot(4,4,k)
Imshow(original image);%displays all my 16 distinct images.
%but when I run
ThresholdValue(k)=100
Binaryimage=originalimage>threshold. value(k);
%it returns for one image.
End
What am I doing wrong please? I need help. Thankyou
for example if your resultant image is stored in variable "IM_out" then use IM_out(:,:,k)
I need to find elements on a dynamic website that contain either test.gif or test2.gif. Tt my be that one of those is not present. Whats the correct synax to do it? My take with:
'.//*[#src="http://test/test1.gif"] or .//*[#src="http://test/test2.gif"]'
doesn't seem to work.
have you tried with:
#src="http://test/test1.gif" or #src="http://test/test2.gif"
According to microsoft the BasicEffect.Texture uses the TextureFilter state and if it's not set it uses TextureFilter.Linear.
Where can I set the TextureFilter state for BasicEffect?
Is it possible to set a clamp/wrap method for texture sampling?
This can also be specified in SpriteBatch.Begin().
e.g.:
spriteBatch.Begin(SpriteSortMode.Deferred, BlendState.NonPremultiplied, SamplerState.PointClamp, DepthStencilState.Default, RasterizerState.CullNone);
See a discussion on this at: http://forums.create.msdn.com/forums/t/63537.aspx
EDIT
Got rid of my last answer. I knew that I had written it a cleaner way before.
Try:
GraphicsDevice.SamplerStates[0] = SamplerState.LinearWrap;
SamplerState members can be found here.
How do you print 'nicely' in LEDA?
I am looking for the equivalent to
fixed
setprecision(3)
I have got a little further with this.
There is a difference between precision and output precision.
I can set LEDA's output precision with e.g bigfloat::set_output_precision(4);
but I still do not know what LEDA's equivalent to fixed is.
Also, I do not know what the latest LEDA of todouble is
I have tried mu.todouble() where mu is declared as a bigfloat, but I get a compiler error
A further answer is mu.to_double()