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Hi, I'd like to check the existance of a NOT NULL constraint for a given attribute using ActiveRecord. Is this possible or do I have to painstakingly query the information_schema myself? I need this for some reflection in a custom association. Thanks, - Rowan -- Morality is usually taught by the immoral. _______________________________________________ Rails mailing list Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org http://lists...

...h R 1.9.0 some of those packages (e.g. "ts") have become part of the "stats" package, and hence their documentation is scattered throughout that of the other component packages of "stats". Is there a way of regenerating the documentation of a specific package, short of painstakingly identifying the relevant pages in the new reference manual? alejandro

...;ve been trying to find books, tutorials, etc, but there doesn't seem to be good examples out there. Basically my questions are: 1. What is your adivce on learning LLVM (and compiler design)? 2. Is there a way to do quickly and efficiently or I will just have to suffer through several years of painstaking trial and error as well as my own research on the topic? Any help is appreciated. -- Rail Shafigulin Software Engineer Esencia Technologies -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20160331/a3ac410c/...

...HTML interface. See for instance http://mirdb.org/cgi-bin/search.cgi, http://mirecords.umn.edu/miRecords/interactions.php?species=Homo+sapiens&mirna_acc=Any&targetgene_type=refseq_acc&targetgene_info=&v=yes&search_int=Search Downloading data manually from the web pages is a painstaking time-consumung and error-prone activity. I came across a Python script that downloads (dumps) whole web pages into a text file that is then parsed. This is possible because Python has a library to access web pages. But I have no experience with Python programming nor I like such a programming lang...

Daniel, Nadav, Hal, So, after some painstakingly boring re-formatting, I've split the 24 kernels into 24 files (and left a horrible header file with code in it, which I'll clean up later). Since we're taking times in the benchmark tool, and we're trying to assert the quality of the FP approximation by the vectorization, I'l...

...ough via an intermediary pdf, rtf, html or otherwise. However, once the file has been marked up with changes, the challenge is to migrate those (accepted) changes back to the sweave document. Perhaps the most straightforward way is to manually back-propagate changes, but I imagine that could be a painstaking process. Ideally, I imagine a tool that puts invisible tags in the word document when it is originally produced from Sweave, and is then able to propagate changes back to that sweave file after markup. I'd be pleasantly surprised if such a tool existed. Perhaps there are other ways of making...

Recently I''ve wanted to be able to take the data I''ve painstakingly defined in my fixture files and slurp it up into my development database so I can play with my website (locally, in development mode) with the same data I use in my tests. In a similar vein, I want to take the table definitions in the development_structure.sql file and use it to re-define my...

Hi, I saved as a matrix a summary of a PCA analysis and I've used barplot to plot the PCA variances. I would like to print on the same graphic the values of my matrix m1 - in other words the summary of my PCA analysis. I can do it very painstaking with text for each row and make sure that everything aligns and so on but i wonder if there is a better method than that. My summary follows: m1 PC1 PC2 PC3 PC4 PC5 PC6 PC7 PC8 PC9Standard deviation...

...d morning I recently shifted to digest mode; I get the digest each day (sometimes two in a day) and when I open the first file it opens as a text file with a list of topics; but then it is hard to find the right message. In a list of 100 or so links, counting to find link number 53 or whatever is painstaking and prone to error. How do people find the right messages? Thanks Peter Peter L. Flom, PhD Statistical Consultant www DOT peterflomconsulting DOT com

...books, tutorials, etc, but there > doesn't seem to be good examples out there. Basically my questions are: > > 1. What is your adivce on learning LLVM (and compiler design)? > 2. Is there a way to do quickly and efficiently or I will just have to > suffer through several years of painstaking trial and error as well as > my own research on the topic? That is kind of hard to answer satisfactorily. I had done compiler development for 8 years before moving on to LLVM, so the understanding of how compilers work was not a problem. The rest was essentially reading the code and writin...

Hi, I was wondering, what''s the steps to migrating a Rails 1.0 to 1.1? Thanks in advance, -Conrad

...sv("All.csv") x.sub<-data[data$ID %in% c(10,8),] I have just been typing in random numbers to select individuals from my total number of 16 for the subsampling which was ok when I just wanted 2 individuals from my 16 but as I include more individuals in my sample this is becoming more painstaking! So does anybody know how I can write a command so that R randomly selects a specified number of individuals from my ID column. If anybody can help I would really appreciate it Many thanks Louise Soanes University of Liverpool [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...ill always be false. There will be no compile time indication that this is going on, functions will just start mysteriously returning nullptr. Earlier this afternoon, I set about seeing how much work it would be to change the type names as you have suggested. I do not see any way forward other than painstakingly auditing the code. On the other hand, creating a new fixed width vector type has a clear upgrade path. 1) delete getNumElements() from the base class locally. 2) try to build 3) fix the failures, uploading patches for these fixes 4) once step 3 is completed throughout the codebase, merge the...

Dear all, I am coming to the guru for advise here. I am a native user of Windows, and S-plus, and the process of migrating my libraries from S to R has been more than a painstaking task... I am currently using R version 2.1.1 in Windows XP SP2. I have read the "Writing R extensions", "the FAQ in R", and your valuable document "R for Windows Users", but still unable to compile a package in R using Rcmd (likely stupidity on my part). The followin...

...$Location=="ds"]) #gave the same y mean from the output I can get the answer I want by performing the t-test for each metal individually with: y=mr2[mr2$TotalMetals=="Al",] t.test(y$Mean[y$Location=="us"], y$Mean[y$Location=="ds"]) But it would be painstaking to do this for each metal. In addition the data set will be getting larger in the future. It would also be nice to collect the output in a table or similar format for easy output, if possible. I would greatly appreciate any help that you could provide! Thank you, Kara Natural Resources and...

Hi I'm having difficulties getting up my TE110P (running as a E1) when I connect it to the PRI. If I start the server with a loopback connector everything seems fine and the led is green but when I connect it to the PRI the flashing starts .... I can't seem to find anything in the log that suggests what could be wrong .....Aug 8 11:33:00 DEBUG[1369]: Updated conferencing on 31,

Hello, I have read through the manuals and can't seem to find an answer. I have a categorical, character variable that has hundreds of values. I want to group the existing values of this variable into a new, derived (categorical) variable by applying conditions to the values in the data. For example, suppose I have a data frame with variables: date, country, x, y, and z. x,y,z are

Hello everyone, It''s a particularly slow Friday afternoon here, so time to try stuff out... I''ve just installed Instant Rails on a USB key, thinking it would be a great way of showing off Rails in general, giving a progress update to customers, trying out ideas, and generally all the other benefits that come from having a completely portable environment. However, the 168Mb of

...in the future because of an actual precision change we can tweak it. Thanks for the reformatting, its great to see new benchmarks getting added! - Daniel On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 12:28 PM, Renato Golin <rengolin at systemcall.org>wrote: > Daniel, Nadav, Hal, > > So, after some painstakingly boring re-formatting, I've split the 24 > kernels into 24 files (and left a horrible header file with code in > it, which I'll clean up later). > > Since we're taking times in the benchmark tool, and we're trying to > assert the quality of the FP approximation by th...

Hi Renato! Thanks for working on this! It's really important to have more array-ish benchmarks. On Nov 16, 2012, at 12:28 PM, Renato Golin <rengolin at systemcall.org> wrote: > Daniel, Nadav, Hal, > > So, after some painstakingly boring re-formatting, I've split the 24 > kernels into 24 files (and left a horrible header file with code in > it, which I'll clean up later). > > Since we're taking times in the benchmark tool, and we're trying to > assert the quality of the FP approximation by t...