Is there an API for translating ExceptionCode:s in an ExceptionRecord to a readable message like FormatMessage for regular errors.
There is no built-in function for this.
Many people are doing it manually:
fostlib::exceptions::structured::structured in:
http://svn.felspar.com/public/fost-base/tags/4.12.12.44490/fost-base/Cpp/fost-core/exception-win.cpp
MyUnHandledExceptionFilter in:
http://openholdembot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ManualMode/debug.cpp
GetExceptionString in:
http://subversion.assembla.com/svn/ub-source113/Standard%20Gaming%20Platform/ExceptionHandling.cpp
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For example, if I want to find link tag with application type "application/javascript" or "application/ecmascript", I would like to do something like this:
response.xpath("head/link[contains(#type, "javascript", "ecmascript")]")
It goes without saying that the code I putted above will raise an exception.
But I haven't found the way which will help me to apply multiple conditions in one XPath query.
Try this:
response.xpath("head/link[#type[contains(., 'javascript') or contains(., 'ecmascript')]]")
Be careful not using the same quotes in code and XPath.
Trying to save rdf triples to a file using the semweb package in swi-prolog, but keep getting an error and the triples are not saved correctly.
The following small code shows the problem with swi-prolog version 7.6.4 on Ubuntu Bionic.
PS: Please ignore the 'rdf:xyz' predicate as I tend to use it without needing to add new prefixes
:- use_module(library(semweb/rdf_db)).
assert_test :-
rdf_bnode(Node),
rdf_assert(Node, rdf:xyz, literal(type(xsd:string, "foobar"))),
rdf_save('foo.xml').
I get the following error (showing top lines only):
ERROR: Unknown error term: save_attribute_value("foobar")
ERROR: In:
ERROR: [25] throw(error(save_attribute_value("foobar"),_980))
.
.
.
The file is created, but does not have the full triple.
An interesting side note, it works if I use rdf_save_turtle instead of rdf_save. Any help is appreciated.
Based on my first glance at the docs, I think you should try passing an atom instead of a Prolog string, i.e.
rdf_assert(Node, rdf:xyz, literal(type(xsd:string, foobar)))
or perhaps using just literal(foobar) or literal(lang(en, foobar)).
Once again thanks in advance for your help.
I am having trouble using application.run, it does not report any error but the code crashes. The project is big and application.run was the simplest way I found to pass a function as an argument...
I simplified the issue to this:
MsgBox Application.Run("Application.WorksheetFunction.Var_S", ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Range("B3:B974"))
This is simplified, but I cannot manage to get even this to work.
However the following gives the intended result hence the issue is from the use of application.run and not the var function itself.
MsgBox Application.WorksheetFunction.Var_S(ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Range("B3:B974"))
Hence I know the issue comes from the way I use application.run. As I said no error is reported but the code stops. nothing is returned and anything after application.run is not executed..
My guess is that I do not have the correct syntax, but I could not find lots of documentations about this. Based on what I read this is supposed to be the correct syntax.
Thanks
Instead of Application.Run you can use
MsgBox CallByName(Application.WorksheetFunction, "Var_S", VbMethod, _
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Data").Range("B3:B974"))
Function Var_S returns a value. You're not getting an error because it's running properly. In example #2 you're telling it what to with the returned value. What should it be doing with the response in example #1? If you'd like to simply further as an example, instead the Var_S function, try it with the Now() function, which returns current date: Application.Run "now()" ... again, it runs the function just fine. Application.Run runs a function, whereas MsgBox displays data.
I want to use primitive type for describe data structure. Like so:
# Data Structures
## Video Delete (enum[number])
+ `0` - Successful deletion.
+ `1` - Error occured.
And the output is.
{
"enum": [
1,
0
],
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#"
}
So description is missing. I've tried to put description in different places. I did a lot of things (do not wanna talk about them). Also I've tried to add info to enum values like so:
+ `0` (number) - Successful deletion.
I do not know whether this problem deals with MSON syntax or Aglio generator.
The syntax above is supported by MSON as far as I can tell. The problem is that Aglio doesn't do anything with the description, and when I went to look into adding it I realized that it isn't really supported in JSON Schema. There seem to be two methods people use to get around that fact:
Add the enumerated value descriptions to the main description, the Olio theme 1.6.2 has support for this but the C++ parser seems to still have some bugs around this feature:
## Video Delete (enum[number]) - 0 for success, 1 for error
Use a weird oneOf syntax where you create sets of single enums with a description. I don't recommend this.
Unfortunately the first option requires work on your part and can't easily be done in Aglio. Does anyone else have a better description and some samples of MSON input -> JSON Schema output?
I used the code given via SoundCloud:
This is the error in my terminal results read:
I can't figure out what I did wrong.. :\
This is the result of when I type just "puts tracks"
You can see where the next_href is displayed at the bottom.
If you take a look at the data returned, it might be that it is in a sub-property called "collection", so the correct iterator is "tracks.collection.each"