For some reason Blender import doesn’t support FBX models that are serialized to text. As a workaround the model can be changed to binary FBX model and imported to Blender. At least I am able to use Autodesk FBX 2013.3 Converter even I don’t have any other Autodesk software installed. Other option that might work … Read more
Redis has two binary format files supported: RDB and AOF. RDB is a dump like what you asked. You can call save to force a rdb. It will be stored in the dbfilename setting you have, or dump.rdb in the current working directory if that setting is missing. More Info: http://redis.io/topics/persistence
The import rules of TypeScript follow the same convention as node.js. If an import begins with a dot: import {Something} from ‘./some/path’; Then it is treated as a relative path from the file that declares the import. If however it is an absolute path: import {Component} from ‘angular2/core’; Then it is assumed to be an … Read more
If the package name is same then you can omit the package name from the field declaration but otherwise there is no other way. if you can include muthu.test in the same package by specifying “package muthu.other” then it is allowed. From Google documentation of protobuf: You can add an optional package specifier to a … Read more
ES proposal dynamic import is supported since TypeScript 2.4. Document is here. import function is asynchronous and returns a Promise. var x = ‘someplace’; import(x).then((a) => { // `a` is imported and can be used here }); Or using async/await: async function run(x) { const a = await import(x); // `a` is imported and can … Read more
There are basically two (main) ways in Rust to include code from somewhere else: 1. “Including” internal code If your include_me.rs belongs to your project, you should move it to the same folder main.rs lies in: └── src ├── include_me.rs └── main.rs Then you can write this in your main.rs: mod include_me; fn main() { … Read more
As of TypeScript 2.6 (released on Oct 31, 2017), now there is a way to ignore all errors from a specific line using // @ts-ignore comments before the target line. The mendtioned documentation is succinct enough, but to recap: // @ts-ignore const s : string = false disables error reporting for this line. However, this … Read more
It’s annotation class import, e.g. somewhere in your source file you have “@SerializedName” Annotation JavaDoc
I agree that it’s confusing. The problem is that the source string comparisons include the ../.. portions of the module names, so to appease the rule, you would need to sort them like this: import FetchStatus from ‘../../../../../state/generic/models/FetchStatus’; import Geofilter from ‘../../../../../state/geofilter/models/Geofilter’; import FlexRow from ‘../../../../generic/components/FlexRow’; import Input from ‘../../../../generic/components/Input’; import CopyLensModal from ‘./CopyLensModal’; The … Read more
Edit: Relative import paths are not the way to go in Go. Lack of documentation shows something about popularity of relative paths, and I don’t see a reason for using them. Go’s recommended code organization works pretty well. Every package should have a unique import path and be imported everywhere using that same import path. … Read more