I am trying to replace my MCP3008 with a Pi-16ADC from ALCHEMY POWER and am struggling with the provided documentation. When I run the sample python code from https://alchemy-power.com/downloads/ nothing happens. Can anyone offer any guidance?
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I know about NLP being used in js but now , I am asked to do it in app lab.
I tried a lot of research but found no way to do it in blocks, app lab in code.org.
It should understand various diseases.
I would be grateful for any help.
While NLP isn't entirely supported natively in App Lab, you can try using the getPrediction() block. Its documentation is listed here.
I have been asked to set-up PostgreSQL in a way that uses all the processing power of my computer. I really tried searching but didn't get really far. Any guidance would be very much appreciated.
Thank you
There is an excellent annotated posgresql.conf at GitHub - https://github.com/jberkus/annotated.conf
I have googled and tried some solutions but so far, nothing works.
I am trying to do some API-calls (REST) from a 4gl / OpenEdge procedure. However, there is no AppServer available and I have no clue if that is necessary to do an API-call. I am not a OpenEdge expert and none of my colleagues have a clue :X
Is there anyone that knows if this is possible, and if so, an example for doing this? Thanks
You need an HTTP client to perform the call.
RTFM ;)
https://documentation.progress.com/output/ua/OpenEdge_latest/index.html#page/dvpin%2Fmaking-http(s)-requests-from-abl-applications.html%23wwconnect_header
Some examples there:
https://github.com/PeterJudge-PSC/http_samples
I used this to implement my calls (GET, POST, etc.) with 11.5 & 11.6. Works great.
I am brand new to D programming so please excuse my ignorance. I am trying to create a basic program to connect to a website and download a page or connect to a restful API and download info. Right now all I need to worry about is TCP (streams). I'm using the std.socket library. Unfortunately I can't find much online or in the documentation that illustrates the proper syntax. I've done this in PHP and C++ and understand the concepts, but I could really use some help on syntax. If someone could post an example or a link it would be greatly appreciated!
Check out the htmlget.d sample that comes with your D compiler. You can see it online here.
You can find detailed documentation for the relevant standard library functions on the D website.
However, if you only need to access HTTP, it would be much simpler to use std.net.curl:
import std.net.curl;
string html = get("dlang.org");
I've been struggling through this by looking at the sparse documentation and it's a pretty hard slog to say the least. Has anyone done a simple tutorial that would walk one through creating an OSX application with Mono (presumably Monomac) that binds to a Postgres database?
To use PostgreSQL with Mono you simply need to use Npgsql.