I'm facing an issue after the installation of foundation-sites 6.3.1 via NPM.
messageFormatted: node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_unit.scss
Error: Function rem-calc has no parameter named $base
on line 61 of node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_unit.scss
$value: rem-calc($value, $base: 16px);
-----------------------------^
messageOriginal: Function rem-calc has no parameter named $base
relativePath: node_modules/foundation-sites/scss/util/_unit.scss
I removed everything to install again. I don't understand... would you have an idea?
I too came across this today, after much fiddling about it looks like when you last upgraded Foundation they broke it...
Change
#function rem-calc($values, $base-value: $rem-base) {
$max: length($values);
#if $max == 1 { #return convert-to-rem(nth($values, 1), $base-value); }
$remValues: ();
#for $i from 1 through $max {
$remValues: append($remValues, convert-to-rem(nth($values, $i), $base-value));
}
#return $remValues;
}
too
#function rem-calc($values, $base: $rem-base) {
$max: length($values);
#if $max == 1 { #return convert-to-rem(nth($values, 1), $base); }
$remValues: ();
#for $i from 1 through $max {
$remValues: append($remValues, convert-to-rem(nth($values, $i), $base));
}
#return $remValues;
}
in foundation/scss/foundation/_function.scss
Why or when they changed it I have no idea.
Related
I am running a console command that fetches all entities of one type (and reads some data from them).
$q = $this->em->createQuery(/** #lang DQL */'select u from App\Entity\DataSample u order by u.creationDate ASC');
Both iteration strategies:
foreach ($q->getResult() as $d) {
}
and
$iterableResult = $q->iterate();
foreach ($iterableResult as $onerow) {
/* #var $d DataSample */
$d = $onerow[0];
}
lead to a segmentation fault!
Note, I am actually doing nothing inside the loop!
The second loop does run for some few tenthousand iterations and segfaults then, the first one segfaults during getResult().
There is also enough memory available, the program breaks at roughly 200 MB memory usage.
My xdebug trace is not really helpful to me, it ends as follows:
240.2365 489614864 -> str_pad() /var/www/rrr/vendor/ramsey/uuid/src/Codec/StringCodec.php:167
240.2365 489614904 -> Ramsey\Uuid\Builder\DefaultUuidBuilder->build() /var/www/rrr/vendor/ramsey/uuid/src/Codec/StringCodec.php:84
240.2365 489615000 -> Ramsey\Uuid\Uuid->__construct() /var/www/rrr/vendor/ramsey/uuid/src/Builder/DefaultUuidBuilder.php:52
240.2365 489614448 -> Doctrine\ORM\Internal\Hydration\ObjectHydrator->hydrateColumnInfo() /var/www/rrr/vendor/doctrine/orm/lib/Doctrine/ORM/Internal/Hydration/AbstractHydrator.php:270
240.2365 489614448 -> Ramsey\Uuid\Doctrine\UuidType->convertToPHPValue() /var/www/rrr/vendor/doctrine/orm/lib/Doctrine/ORM/Internal/Hydration/AbstractHydrator.php:315
I checked all (ramsey/uuid) ids in the corresponding table, and all return true on Uuid::isValid()
Fun fact: When outputting all ids, I found out that it always happens at the same DataSample!?
Ok, I found a "solution":
I inserted a call to $em->clear() as well as a gc_collect_cycles every 100 iterations, now it terminates (and is in fact way faster!).
$i = 0;
$iterableResult = $q->iterate();
foreach ($iterableResult as $onerow) {
/* #var $d DataSample */
$d = $onerow[0];
if($i % 100 === 0){
$this->em->clear();
gc_collect_cycles();
}
$i++;
}
But obviously, this only works for the iterableResult, using getResult should theoretically work as well??
I am currently trying to parse the keys in a Windows 7 registry containing the MRU lists for Microsoft Office 2013. However when I attempt to run the Perl script in RegRipper it says the plugin was not successfully run. Im not sure if there is a syntax error in my code or if it is unable to parse the registry as I have it written. The biggest problem is that one of the keys is named after the user's LiveId (it appear as LiveId_XXXXXXX) and this changes from user to user so i would like this plugin to work no matter what the user's LiveId is. Thanks!
my $reg = Parse::Win32Registry->new($ntuser);
my $root_key = $reg->get_root_key;
# ::rptMsg("officedocs2013_File_MRU v.".$VERSION); # 20110830 [fpi] - redundant
my $tag = 0;
my $key_path = "Software\\Microsoft\\Office\\15.0";
if (defined($root_key->get_subkey($key_path))) {
$tag = 1;
}
if ($tag) {
::rptMsg("MSOffice version 2013 located.");
my $key_path = "Software\\Microsoft\\Office\\15.0";
my $of_key = $root_key->get_subkey($key_path);
if ($of_key) {
# Attempt to retrieve Word docs
my $word_mru_key_path = 'Software\\Microsoft\\Office\\15.0\\Word\\User MRU';
my $word_mru_key = $of_key->get_subkey($word_mru_key_path);
foreach ($word_mru_key->get_list_of_subkeys())
{
if ($key->as_string() =~ /LiveId_\w+/)
{
$word = join($key->as_string(),'\\File MRU');
::rptMsg($key_path."\\".$word);
::rptMsg("LastWrite Time ".gmtime($word_key->get_timestamp())." (UTC)");
my #vals = $word_key->get_list_of_values();
if (scalar(#vals) > 0) {
my %files
# Retrieve values and load into a hash for sorting
foreach my $v (#vals) {
my $val = $v->get_name();
if ($val eq "Max Display") { next; }
my $data = getWinTS($v->get_data());
my $tag = (split(/Item/,$val))[1];
$files{$tag} = $val.":".$data;
}
# Print sorted content to report file
foreach my $u (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %files) {
my ($val,$data) = split(/:/,$files{$u},2);
::rptMsg(" ".$val." -> ".$data);
}
}
else {
::rptMsg($key_path.$word." has no values.");
}
else {
::rptMsg($key_path.$word." not found.");
}
::rptMsg("");
}
}
The regex
LiveId_(\w+)
will grab the string after LiveId_ and you can reference it with a \1 like this
i am using joomla 2.5 and i want to create some tests for my students, so that's why i just downloaded JQuarks plugin and installed. But when i go to Components/JQuarks through administration panel it shows me this error!!
Fatal error: Call to a member function getUserStateFromRequest() on a non-object in administrator\components\com_jquarks\models\quizzes.php on line 60
So, i go to on line 60 .
Here's the code:
function getQuizzes()
{
if (empty( $this->_quizzes ))
{
global $mainframe ;
$context = 'com_jquarks.quizzes.list.' ;
$limit = $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest('global.list.limit', 'limit', $mainframe->getCfg('list_limit'), 'int' );
$limitstart = $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest( $context.'limitstart', 'limitstart', 0, 'int') ;
$this->_filter_order = $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest( $context.'filter_order', 'filter_order', 'title', 'cmd' );
$this->_filter_order_Dir = $mainframe->getUserStateFromRequest( $context.'filter_order_Dir', 'filter_order_Dir', '', 'word' );
$orderby = '' ;
if($this->_filter_order_Dir) {
$orderby = ' ORDER BY '.$this->_filter_order.' '.$this->_filter_order_Dir ;
}
$query = ' SELECT quizzes.*, g.name AS groupname' .
' FROM #__jquarks_quizzes AS quizzes' .
' LEFT JOIN #__groups AS g ON g.id = quizzes.access_id' .
$orderby ;
$total = $this->_getListCount($query) ;
jimport('joomla.html.pagination') ;
$this->_pageNav = new JPagination( $total, $limitstart, $limit ) ;
$this->_db->setQuery($query) ;
$this->_quizzes = $this->_getList( $query, $this->_pageNav->limitstart, $this->_pageNav->limit );
if ($this->_db->getErrorNum()) {
return false;
}
}
return $this->_quizzes ;
}
Please help to fix this problem!!!
Thanks in advance.
I fixed a problem. Problem is the version of the Jquarks plugin was 0.2.4 and my joomla's version is 2.5. So i looked up from internet ,JQuarks 0.2.4 is for joomla 1.5 version not for joomla 2.5 . Then i just downloaded another plugin called ARI Quiz Lite to create some exams for my students. This plugin is for joomla 1.5,2.5 and 3.0 . Now its working.....:)
I'm trying to do a clean install SimpleTester on a new CodeIgniter application, following the instructions here: http://codeigniter.com/wiki/SimpleTester_-_Unit_testing_library
Everything's fine until step 6, when I add "simpletester" to the list of libraries that are autoloaded. As soon as I do that, visiting any page simply results in:
Fatal error: Class 'GroupTest' not found in
/path/to/app/application/libraries/simpletester.php on line 84
Grepping through the code for GroupTest I only see it referenced in comments, and in a readme file which states the following:
The GroupTest has been renamed TestSuite (see below).
It was removed completely in 1.1 in favour of this
name.
I tried modifying line 84 to replace GroupTest with TestSuite, but then I get the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method TestSuite::addTestFile() in
/home/path/to/app/application/libraries/simpletester.php
on line 96
Is this a bug on their end? Has anyone seen this before?
I have run into the same issue. The GroupTest class can be found in test_case.php of version 1.0.1 of SimpleTest:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/simpletest/files/simpletest/simpletest_1.0.1/
Unfortunately, simply inserting v1.0.1 into the libraries folder doesn’t solve all the world’s problems. I no longer get the “Fatal error: Class ‘GroupTest’ not found ...” error, but I do get a segmentation fault and my site no longer works.
I have briefly tried to track down the issue but to no avail.
Note: I also responded on the CodeIgniter Wiki page containing the same question.
I had the same problem with a current project and found that the problem is that GroupTest was replaced with TestSuite which works a little differently.
This is the library code I use:
<?php if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');
$libraryDir = APPPATH . 'libraries/simpletest';
if(!is_dir($libraryDir))
exit("Simpletest must be located in \"$libraryDir\"");
require_once $libraryDir . '/unit_tester.php';
require_once $libraryDir . '/mock_objects.php';
require_once $libraryDir . '/collector.php';
class SimpleTester
{
/**
* What reporter should be used for display.
* Could be either HtmlReporter, SmallReporter, MinimalReporter or ShowPasses.
*/
public $Reporter = 'MinimalReporter';
private $testDir;
private $testTitle;
private $fileExtension;
public function __construct($params = false)
{
$ci =& get_instance();
$ci->config->load('simpletester');
if($params == false) {
$params['runFromIPs'] = $ci->config->item('runFromIPs');
$params['testDir'] = $ci->config->item('testDir');
$params['fileExtension'] = $ci->config->item('fileExtension');
$params['autorun'] = $ci->config->item('autorun');
$params['reporter'] = $ci->config->item('reporter');
$params['testTitle'] = $ci->config->item('testTitle');
}
if(isset($params['runFromIPs']) && strpos($params['runFromIPs'], $ci->input->server('SERVER_ADDR') === FALSE))
{
// Tests won't be run automatically from this IP.
$params['autorun'] = FALSE;
}
// Check if call was an AJAX call. No point in running test
// if not seen and may break the call.
$header = 'CONTENT_TYPE';
if(!empty($_SERVER[$header])) {
// #todo Content types could be placed in config.
$ajaxContentTypes = array('application/x-www-form-urlencoded', 'multipart/form-data');
foreach ($ajaxContentTypes as $ajaxContentType) {
if(false !== stripos($_SERVER[$header], $ajaxContentType))
{
$params['autorun'] = FALSE;
break;
}
}
}
$this->testDir = $params['testDir'];
$this->testTitle = $params['testTitle'];
$this->fileExtension = $params['fileExtension'];
if(isset($params['reporter']))
$this->Reporter = $params['reporter'];
if($params['autorun'] == TRUE)
echo $this->Run();
}
/**
* Run the tests, returning the reporter output.
*/
public function Run()
{
// Save superglobals that might be tested.
if(isset($_SESSION)) $oldsession = $_SESSION;
$oldrequest = $_REQUEST;
$oldpost = $_POST;
$oldget = $_GET;
$oldfiles = $_FILES;
$oldcookie = $_COOKIE;
$test_suite = new TestSuite($this->testTitle);
// Add files in tests_dir
if(is_dir($this->testDir))
{
if($dh = opendir($this->testDir))
{
while(($file = readdir($dh)) !== FALSE)
{
// Test if file ends with php, then include it.
if(substr($file, -(strlen($this->fileExtension)+1)) == '.' . $this->fileExtension)
{
$test_suite->addFile($this->testDir . "/$file");
}
}
closedir($dh);
}
}
// Start the tests
ob_start();
$test_suite->run(new $this->Reporter);
$output_buffer = ob_get_clean();
// Restore superglobals
if(isset($oldsession)) $_SESSION = $oldsession;
$_REQUEST = $oldrequest;
$_POST = $oldpost;
$_GET = $oldget;
$_FILES = $oldfiles;
$_COOKIE = $oldcookie;
return $output_buffer;
}
}
// Html output reporter classes //////////////////////////////////////
/**
* Display passes
*/
class ShowPasses extends HtmlReporter
{
function ShowPasses()
{
$this->HtmlReporter();
}
function paintPass($message)
{
parent::paintPass($message);
print "<span class=\"pass\">Pass</span>: ";
$breadcrumb = $this->getTestList();
array_shift($breadcrumb);
print implode("->", $breadcrumb);
print "->$message<br />\n";
}
function _getCss()
{
return parent::_getCss() . ' .pass {color:green;}';
}
}
/**
* Displays a tiny div in upper right corner when ok
*/
class SmallReporter extends HtmlReporter
{
var $test_name;
function ShowPasses()
{
$this->HtmlReporter();
}
function paintHeader($test_name)
{
$this->test_name = $test_name;
}
function paintFooter($test_name)
{
if($this->getFailCount() + $this->getExceptionCount() == 0)
{
$text = $this->getPassCount() . " tests ok";
print "<div style=\"background-color:#F5FFA8; text-align:center; right:10px; top:30px; border:2px solid green; z-index:10; position:absolute;\">$text</div>";
}
else
{
parent::paintFooter($test_name);
print "</div>";
}
}
function paintFail($message)
{
static $header = FALSE;
if(!$header)
{
$this->newPaintHeader();
$header = TRUE;
}
parent::paintFail($message);
}
function newPaintHeader()
{
$this->sendNoCacheHeaders();
print "<style type=\"text/css\">\n";
print $this->_getCss() . "\n";
print "</style>\n";
print "<h1 style=\"background-color:red; color:white;\">$this->test_name</h1>\n";
print "<div style=\"background-color:#FBFBF0;\">";
flush();
}
}
/**
* Minimal only displays on error
*/
class MinimalReporter extends SmallReporter
{
function paintFooter($test_name)
{
if($this->getFailCount() + $this->getExceptionCount() != 0)
{
parent::paintFooter($test_name);
print "</div>";
}
}
}
Works fine for me I haven't tested all the different reporters yet though. But the default one works fine.
And this is how I use it:
$this->load->library('simpletester');
echo $this->simpletester->Run();
And my config file is:
$config['testDir'] = APPPATH . 'tests';
$config['runFromIPs'] = '127.0.0.1';
$config['reporter'] = 'HtmlReporter';
$config['autorun'] = false;
$config['fileExtension'] = 'php';
$config['testTitle'] = 'My Unit Tests';
Advance New Year Wishes to All.
I have an error log file with the contents in a pattern parameter, result and stderr (stderr can be in multiple lines).
$cat error_log
<parameter>:test_tot_count
<result>:1
<stderr>:Expected "test_tot_count=2" and the actual value is 3
test_tot_count = 3
<parameter>:test_one_count
<result>:0
<stderr>:Expected "test_one_count=2" and the actual value is 0
test_one_count = 0
<parameter>:test_two_count
<result>:4
<stderr>:Expected "test_two_count=2" and the actual value is 4
test_two_count = 4
...
I need to write a function in Perl to store each parameters, result and stderr in an array or hash table.
This is our own internally defined structure. I wrote the Perl function like this. Is there a better way of doing this using regular expression itself?
my $err_msg = "";
while (<ERR_LOG>)
{
if (/<parameter>:/)
{
s/<parameter>://;
push #parameter, $_;
}
elsif (/<result>:/)
{
s/<result>://;
push #result, $_;
}
elsif (/<stderr>:/)
{
if (length($err_msg) > 0)
{
push #stderr, $err_msg;
}
s/<stderr>://;
$err_msg = $_;
}
else
{
$err_msg .= $_;
}
}
if (length($err_msg) > 0)
{
push #stderr, $err_msg;
}
If you're using Perl 5.10, you can do something very similar to what you have now but with a much nicer layout by using the given/when structure:
use 5.010;
while (<ERR_LOG>) {
chomp;
given ($_) {
when ( m{^<parameter>: (.*)}x ) { push #parameter, $1 }
when ( m{^<result>: (.*)}x ) { push #result, $1 }
when ( m{^<stderr>: (.*)}x ) { push #stderr, $1 }
default { $stderr[-1] .= "\n$_" }
}
}
It's worth noting that for the default case here, rather than keeping a separate $err_msg variable, I'm simply pushing onto #stderr when I see a stderr tag, and appending to the last item of the #stderr array if I see a continuation line. I'm adding a newline when I see continuation lines, since I assume you want them preserved.
Despite the above code looking quite elegant, I'm not really all that fond of keeping three separate arrays, since it will presumably cause you headaches if things get out of sync, and because if you want to add more fields in the future you'll end up with lots and lots of variables floating around that you'll need to keep track of. I'd suggest storing each record inside a hash, and then keeping an array of records:
use 5.010;
my #records;
my $prev_key;
while (<ERR_LOG>) {
chomp;
given ($_) {
when ( m{^<parameter> }x ) { push(#records, {}); continue; }
when ( m{^<(\w+)>: (.*)}x ) { $records[-1]{$1} = $2; $prev_key = $1; }
default { $records[-1]{$prev_key} .= "\n$_"; }
}
}
Here we're pushing a new record onto the array when we see a field, adding an entry to our hash whenever we see a key/value pair, and appending to the last field we added to if we see a continuation line. The end result of #records looks like this:
(
{
parameter => 'test_one_count',
result => 0,
stderr => qq{Expected "test_one_count=2" and the actual value is 0\ntest_one_count=0},
},
{
parameter => 'test_two_count',
result => 4,
stderr => qq{Expected "test_two_count=2" and the actual value is 4\ntest_two_count=4},
}
)
Now you can pass just a single data structure around which contains all of your records, and you can add more fields in the future (even multi-line ones) and they'll be correctly handled.
If you're not using Perl 5.10, then this may be a good excuse to upgrade. If not, you can translate the given/when structures into more traditional if/elsif/else structures, but they lose much of their beauty in the conversion.
Paul
The main thing that jumps out for refactoring is the repetition in the matching, stripping, and storing. Something like this (untested) code is more concise:
my( $err_msg , %data );
while (<ERR_LOG>) {
if(( my $key ) = $_ =~ s/^<(parameter|result|stderr)>:// ) {
if( $key eq 'stderr' ) {
push #{ $data{$key} } , $err_msg if $err_msg;
$err_msg = $_;
}
else { push #{ $data{$key} } , $_ }
}
else { $err_msg .= $_ }
}
# grab the last err_msg out of the hopper
push #{ $data{stderr} } , $err_msg;
... but it may be harder to understand six months from now... 8^)
Looks nice. =) An improvement is probably to anchor those tags at the beginning of the line:
if (/^<parameter>:/)
It'll make the script a bit more robust.
You can also avoid the stripping of the tag if you catch what's after it and use only that part:
if (/^<parameter>:(.*)/s)
{
push #parameter, $1;
}