I am using ag-grid in my project and need to use agTextColumnFilter and agSetColumnFilter in one column.
So is this possible?
Or can we both agTextColumnFilter and agSeColumnFilter in a custom filter component?
No, you can't use two filters on the same column, but of course, you can write a custom filter, and do whatever you want.
You can, as long as you have an Enterprise license. Refer to the agMultiColumnFilter documentation. This filter, as stated in the documentation, combines both by default. Otherwise, you will need to create custom filters (as already suggested). That documentation, for custom filters, can be found here.
Edit: agMultiColumnFilter was revamped or added in version 24.0.0. According to documentation, it does not exist before that.
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Does Doccano supports labeling on the fly without actually defining a predefined set of labels to annotate the documents?
I need to annotate documents and create new labels other than the predefined ones on the fly.
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Unfortunately, you cannot Annotate any text without Defining a set of labels/Entities. If you have a set of labels in JSON format, you can upload them, which is a handy feature.
check their documentation for more: Doccano
Can anyone explain why service fabric has both IReliableDictionary and IReliableDictionary2 where IReliableDictionary DERIVES from IReliableDictionary2? It makes no sense and the documentation doesn't appear to explain it. Which one are you supposed to use?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.servicefabric.data.collections.ireliabledictionary-2?view=azure-dotnet
Proof:
You are reading the documentation incorrectly. "Derived", means that IReliableDictionary2 is derived from IReliableDictionary. For proof look at ICollection interface in .Net, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.collections.icollection?view=netframework-4.7.
You want use IReliableDictionary2 if you need to use Count that doesn't enumerate all items in the dictionary or key enumeration.
IReliableDictionary2 has an additional property Count which is persisted alongside the collection's entries. This allows quick access to the number of entries in the collection, as usually you'd have to enumerate over its entries and calculate the count.
This is not very clear from the API documentation, merely seeing "Oh this has an extra count property" does not, to me, alert that "You should use this if you need to readily access the count". Perhaps you could open an issue here explaining how it's not clear, or edit it and create a PR!
Is there any way to use Regular expressions in Query builder.
Is JCR supports this?
Any pointers on this would be helpful for us.
Thanks in advance.
San
If this QueryBuilder API documentation where to believed as being definitive, then no I would not say there is regex support. However there does seem to be some wildcard support that may be useful. What I would do in this case is try to craft a query around all the properties that you know of about your nodes that can identify them. For example using the debug tool at http://x.x.x.x:4502/libs/cq/search/content/querydebug.html a query like may give you some ideas
type=cq:Page
path=/content/myapp
nodename=*s
1_relativedaterange.property=jcr:content/cq:lastModified
1_relativedaterange.lowerBound=-48h
Where I'm looking for pages in my app content, that end is 's', that have been modified in the last 48 hours. You can even filter by resourceType, template, and any other property that can help you find those nodes. You may even consider adding your own just for this query.
Maybe you can have a sling job, where in Java you could iterate the node names (or whatever) and you do have regex, and tag nodes with a meaningful property that you can then use to query using the query builder.
As per this link : here
It's clear with &addressdetails=1 the response can be broken down into Elements.
Problem is, I've looked at a series of responses for different osm_id's and the element list can include very different, additional elements, which are not present in this example. (e.g or )
Is there a list I can get which documents all the possible Elements that can be sent back? I cannot find this documentation anywhere.
There is currently no documentation about the possible elements, except for the source code.
The responses are defined by the tags found in openstreetmap.
Since OSM allows arbitrary tagging it isn't possible to define all the possible tags but you can find a list of the specifically supported ones here:
https://github.com/twain47/Nominatim/blob/master/lib/lib.php#L334
The model search feature is an excellent tool for finding elements throughout a given project. Is there the ability to search for elements that do not have a particular tagged value. For example I want to find all elements that don't have the tagged value property Name.
There's no built-in search for it, and the Search Builder does not allow you to create such a filter. But you could write an SQL search for it.