We're interested in deploying MongoDB, but we need to know if we can limit database/table sizes?
For example:
db.user1.find()
db.user2.find()
As you can see from the above, each user will have their own database. We want to limit each user's database so we don't have any one user eating up all our hard drive space.
Is this possible with MongoDB?
Thanks.
Alright so I've already created a PHP bug about this but it was marked as bogus, but I can't help but to believe they didn't read it carefully...
The error is caused by using an include() statement in an IF statement, making the statement believe it's been passed an empty string.
Reviewing the bug will explain everything, including a test script.
Is it a bug, or am I missing something "feature"-wise? This is weird seeing as how assigning the output of include to a variable and then testing that value works just fine (which would be the workaround).
Any insight?
Hi,
I need to store a 512^3 array on disk in some way and I'm currently using HDF5. Since the array is sparse a lot of disk space gets wasted.
Does HDF5 provide any support for sparse array ?
Hi!
I am using this bit of code to make custom post typess show on my category pages:
Is there a way I can modify this code to include it into functions.php instead of category.php and achieve the same effect?
Thanks!
So in Perl, there is a function call abbrev() that given a list of keywords, returns a hash mapping all the minimally abbreviations to their keyword:
@keywords = {"this", "and", "that"}
%AbbevList = abbrev(@keywords);
This would return a Hash like this:
thi => "this"
this => "this"
tha => "that"
that => "that"
a => "and"
an => "and"
and => "and"
In Perl, this allowed me to take user abbreviations for my keywords and easily map them correctly to the "real" keyword as long as the user's input was minimally unique.
Does PowerShell have anything similar?
Say we have a simple resource called news:
resources :news
The generated paths are in this form /news/:id. I would like to provide a shortcut for this by dropping the /news/, so that /1/ goes to news#show with id 1 and the same for all the other resourceful actions of news.
I figured it's probably something along the lines of
match '/:id(/:action)', :controller => 'news'
but this isn't working.
Please i need help with my application hosted at kontent.com that runs on Codeigniter. I get a No input file specified message and cant get it working
function myClass()
{
//lots and lots of vars and code here.
this.bar = function()
{
//do something with the numerous enclosed myClass vars
}
this.foo = function()
{
alert('Hello'); //don't do anything with the enclosed variables.
}
}
Each instance of myClass gets its own copy of bar and foo, which is why prototyped methods use less memory. However, I would like to know more about the memory use of inner methods.
It seems obvious to me that (1) below must be true. Do you agree?
Now (2) is the question I'm really after.
I have an unordered list that wraps onto a second line, and needs to be centered horizontally within the containing UL. Each LI is a set width and height. I've seen many approaches that work for a single line, but nothing I've tried is working when the list wraps to a second line. Would be ideal if this worked in IE7+ -- Thanks for the help.
See here for an illustration: http://grab.by/8UIl
I'm developing a web service with CXF by using JAX-RS annotations on resources. These annotations specify arguments names, default values, and the valid input and output mime types.
It'd be nice to be able to run a javadoc-esque tool on my code to generate a concise set of documentation of this interface, but I cannot seem to find anything.
The docs produced by javadoc itself would require too much trimming down, I really want something that understands the semantics of the JAX-RS annotations and generates something friendly to the devs who want to use my service.
I have a class that extends View and I draw everything I need inside it's canvas in the onDraw method. Something like this:
protected void onDraw(Canvas canvas) {
synchronized (this) {
float h = mHeight;
float w = mWidth;
canvas.drawColor(Color.WHITE);
float roadLine= (85.0f/100.0f)*h;
canvas.drawBitmap(mTop, 0, roadLine-mTop.getHeight(), null);
//this is what I'd like to animate
canvas.drawBitmap(mSmoke);
}
}
Now, how do I make an Animation (tween animation) draw in here?
hi all,
this is a fairly general question about whether people should be using brackets on method calls that take parameters or not.
i.e.
def someFunc(def p) {
...
}
then calling:
someFunc "abc"
vs...
someFunc("abc")
Is this just a question of consistency, or is there specific use cases for each?
I want map a value object in Entity Framework 4 as in NHibernate where I use Component-Class(Nested in AR). How do I do this?
My actual task is to have zoom in zoom out for the WebView, but I don't want to scale images.
Are there ways to do that?
10x in advance,
Danail
I'm using python to work with large-ish (approx 2000 x 2000) vectors, where each I, J point in the vector represents a single pixel.
The matrices themselves are sparse (ie a substantial portion of them will have zero values), but when they are updated they tend to be increment operations, to a large number of adjacent pixels in a rectangular 'block', rather than random pixels here or there (a property i do not currently use to my advantage..).
Afraid a bit new to matrix arithmetic, but I've looked into a number of possible solutions, including the various flavours of scipy sparse matrices. So far co-ordinate (COO) matrices seem to be the most promising.
So for instance where I want to increment one block shape, I'd have to do something along the lines of:
>>> from scipy import sparse
>>> from numpy import array
>>> I = array([0,0,0,0])
>>> J = array([0,1,2,3])
>>> V = array([1,1,1,1])
>>> incr_matrix = sparse.coo_matrix((V,(I,J)),shape=(100,100))
>>> main_matrix += incr_matrix #where main_matrix was previously defined
In the future, i'd like to have a richer pixel value representation in anycase (tuples to represent RGB etc), something that numpy array doesnt support out of the box (or perhaps I need to use this).
Ultimately i'll have a number of these matrices that I would need to do simple arithmitic on, and i'd need the code to be as efficient as possible -- and distributable, so i'd need to be able to persist and exchange these objects in a small-ish representation without substantial penalties. I'm wondering if this is the right way to go, or should I be looking rolling my own structures using dicts etc?
I've got the following XML and the below ASP statement is working, but I need to get a specific tag rather than response.write everything. i.e. I want to get "Document_Name", or "Document_Size".
Does anyone know how I can do this?
tes1.png
123
Test.png
123
This is the code ..
Set objHdl = objLst.item(i)
Set PropertyImages = ObjHdl.getElementsByTagName("PropertyImages")
for x = 0 to (PropertyImages.Length-1)
Set Image = PropertyImages.item(x)
response.write "Image=" & Image.text & "
"
next
Everything works on the simulator without a problem. However when I put it on my device it only show the ThumbImage. It is just really strange. I'm thinking this could be a iOS version issue or memory issue. My device is iPhone 3GS iOS 4.1.
@interface BlueChalkSlider : UISlider {}
@end
@implementation BlueChalkSlider
- (id)initWithCoder:(NSCoder *)decoder {
if ((self = [super initWithCoder: decoder])) {
self.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
[self setThumbImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"Chalk.png"] forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[self setMinimumTrackImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"ChalklineBlue.png"] forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[self setMaximumTrackImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"ChalklineWhite.png"] forState:UIControlStateNormal];
}
return self;
}
@end
Obviously Apple does this with UITableViewCells. I am curious if anyone has tried it with other UIView subclasses. And if so, what was your experience?
I have the following column in my webpage draft, which is based on HTML5 Boilerplate and 960.gs:
However, when I open the page in Chrome, the column doesn't show up at all, unless I put some kind of content in it, like text or whitespace.
How can I make this work without resorting to desperate solutions like  ?
Is there an attribute I can decorate a single property on my model to tell the engine not to include the property in the validation routine?
[DoNotValidate] or [ValidateIgnore]
