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Dear all, In the following code, I was trying to compute each row of the "param" iteratively based on the first row. This likely is not the best way. Can anyone suggest a simpler way to improve the code. Thanks a lot! Hannah param <- matrix(0, 11, 5) colnames(param) <- c("p", "q", "r", "2s", "t") param[1,]

Hi All I am trying to implement a Back to Search Results functionality, by storing the user''s search criteria (params) in session and then reusing those params instead of request params when user clicks on "Back to Search Results link". here is my code ________________________________________________________________________ def search if session[:incidentSearch].nil? or

Since 3.0 went into Beta, it has not built on my machine, with the same error(s), this is from the beta tarballs and checkout from CVS, thankfully its very early in the make so i dont have to wait long to be dissapointed. It did build with the few alphas i tried. it looks like it cant find some header files, proto.h, so where is this file? System Details: Dual Pentium 2 350MHz Slackware

Hi All I am trying to implement a functionality where a user clicks on "Back to Search Results" link he is taken to the search result screen. For this I am storing his search criteria (params object) in session. Here is my code ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ *def* search

- added lots of comments, discussed comments with ahuillet and refined comments - replaced two constants with MACROs - no changes to actual code diff --git a/src/nv_video.c b/src/nv_video.c index cf4f88d..d9ee700 100644 --- a/src/nv_video.c +++ b/src/nv_video.c @@ -25,6 +25,15 @@ #include "nv_include.h" #include "nv_dma.h" +/* +2046 is the maximum image size in one

Hello, I have a rhtml file that goes through the request.params. One of my test generates that file, but rspec pops an error saying : undefined method ''params'' for ... I''m not sure what to do with this, since request.params actually works with rails. Any idea? Thank you Olivier Dupuis -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi, I''m gettinng a dependency cycle when using PE 2.7, puppetlabs::mrepo, "role classes" and hiera : I''m trying to mirror RHN repos : # ROLE CLASS > class site::yum_repository{ > > $repos = hiera(''site::yum_repository::repos'') > create_resources(mrepo::repo::rhn, $repos) > } > # HIERA DEFAULTS >

I was looking through the loginGenerator code and noticed the following: Login: User.authenticate(@params[:user_login], @params[:user_password]) Signup User.authenticate(@user.login, @params[:user][:password]) The syntax of the call in the signup code confused me...what exactly does @params[:user][:password] this return to me? Is the params structure a multi-dimensional array? I would have

Hi, I'm running a calculation in two ways. The first way is to employ vectors and evaluate a function in one go. The second way is to break down the function into pieces and combine the pieces to the final answer. Algebraically, they should give me the same result. But the final vector differs significantly. I must be missing something very obvious, but I just cannot see it xx <-

In the following code I have created the posterior density for a Bayesian survival model with four parameters. However, when I try to use the adapt function to perform integration in four dimensions (on my old version of R I get an error message saying that I have applied a non-function, although the function does work when I type kernel2(param0, theta0), or on the newer version of R the computer

Dear all, The following code is inspired by the help file for the relist() function (see?relist), which explicitly details how you can use a relistable object in conjunction with optim to pass and reconstruct complex parameter structures/groupings. The idea is that the optim() function can only work with vectors, but in many cases you would like to use a complex structure inside the objective

My observe_form is basically totally limp. I think it should update without hitting submit button but even if I hit it , it doesn''t change (doesn''t seem to post the data). Can anyone please take a look and see if I"m doing something wrong. TIA Form: <% start_form_tag({:action => "livesearch"}, :id => "asearch") %>

I am trying to allow for AND type ''find'' but to allow for simply a single set of find criteria. controller code... @vw_string = @vw_string1 = @vw_string2 = @vw_string3 = [] if params[:beg_intake_date] != "" then @vw_string1 = ["intake_date between ? and ?", params[:beg_intake_date], params[:end_intake_date] ] end if

Hi All I am trying to implement a functionality where a user clicks on "Back to Search Results" link he is taken to the back to search result screen. For this I am storing his search criteria (params object) in session. Below is my code, for the first time when the user performs a search, there is no result data in session so the execution enters first if...... see below

In my view code, I have <%= datetime_select "in_out", "time_in" %> which returns in params :in_out: !map:HashWithIndifferentAccess time_in(1i): "2006" time_in(2i): "6" time_in(3i): "12" time_in(4i): "20" time_in(5i): "24" and I want to save that datetime to a column in the db... if

I''m not figuring out an easy way to do this. I''m trying to paginate and keep the params from my ''find'' without making it a fully blown method. my params are [:right][:name] [:right][:controller] [:right][:action] view code is relatively simple pagination stuff... <%= link_to ''Next page'', { :page => @right_pages.current.next,

I have a form, with 3 fields, then in my controller I get the paramters to run a query but I don''t want to filter with paramters if they are nil or blank... I''m doing this @condition = '''' if(params.....) @condition = @condition + " myparamter = " + params[..... if(params.....) @condition = @condition + " myparamter = " +

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I am running Samba 3.6.15 on a RHEL6 server. The server has been joined to the campus AD. The complaint I am getting from users is that this is much slower than other, earlier versions of Samba. We have older versions running on both RHEL4 and RHEL5, but this version on RHEL6 seems to be running much slower. One thing to note is that I had first installed and had Samba 4 working. But,

I was brainstorming today about a smooth way to define conditions in an sql query, when the numbers of attributes increase, so does the uglyness. So instead of passing a hash, I thought you could specify the conditions directly in code. I hacked together some example code which actually turned out to work. The result is concise and pretty beutiful. def search(params) Ad.find(:all) do