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Dear Wordpress Hackers and Lovers, I'm getting mad trying to let my script publishing a photo automatically to a fan page everytime a scheduled post is being published using the facebook SDK 3 ( https://github.com/facebook/facebook-php-sdk ). The problem is that the script stop running when the wp_cron execute a line in functions.php that has to populate the object Facebook when published using the add_action('publish_future_post', 'future_post_being_published', 10, 1); . With publish_post works perfectly. The script stop running when come across the following: $facebook = new Facebook(array(

If I use the AlarmManager to schedule an alarm (a PendintIntent which should be send), how can I identify that alarm later to cancel it? Can I cancel all alarms scheduled by my app? You probably want to have a closer look at the AlarmManager.cancel(PendingIntent operation) function. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4212824/identify-and-cancel-an-alarm-send-to-an-alarmmanager

I tried everything. This one too How to stop the task scheduled in Java.util.Timer class I have one task that implements java.util.TimerTask I call that task in 2 ways: I schedule Timer like this: timer.schedule(timerTask, 60 * 1000); sometimes I need that work to start immediately and it has to cancel timerTask if there is any that is working cancelCurrentWork(); timer.schedule(timerTask, 0); This implementation doesn't stop current work: (documentation says: If the task is running when this call occurs, the task will run to completion, but will never run again) But I need it to stop. public

Select from great answer in How to find first free time in reservations table in PostgreSql create table reservation (during tsrange, EXCLUDE USING gist (during WITH &&) ); is used to find gaps in schedule starting at given date and hour (2012-11-17 8: in sample below) It finds saturday, sunday and public holidays also. Public holidays are defined in table create table pyha ( pyha date primary key) How to exclude weekends and public holidays also? Hard-coding free time as reserved to query like with gaps as ( select upper(during) as start, lead(lower(during),1,upper(during)) over (ORDER BY

I want my app to access database every hour and read next record from the table then update desctop widget and send notification. I know that there is AlarmManager which I can use to register my Intents but they are deleted when the phone is turned off or rebooted. Is there any other android class/service that I would update my application continuously even when I reboot my phone? Thanks, Aaron Saunders take a look at the demo applications provided with android sdk http://developer.android.com/samples/RepeatingAlarm/index.html the look at AlarmService_Service for the implementation of the

I have been reading about Linux Kernel and CFS scheduler in the kernel. I came across vruntime (virtual runtime) that is the core concept behind CFS scheduler. I read from “ Linux Kernel Development ” and also from other blogs on internet but could not understand the basic calculations behind the vruntime . Does vruntime belong to a particular process or does it belong to a group of process with same nice values . What is the weighting factor and how is it calculated? I went through all these concepts but could not understand. Also what is the difference between vruntime and *min_vruntime*?

I have the following code using the scheduler and multiprocessing module: def computation(): def function1(q): while True: daydate = datetime.now() number = random.randrange(1, 215) print('Sent to function2: ({}, {})'.format(daydate, number)) q.put((daydate, number)) time.sleep(2) def function2(q): while True: date, number = q.get() print("Recevied values from function1: ({}, {})".format(date, number)) time.sleep(2) if __name__ == "__main__": q = Queue() a = Process(target=function1, args=(q,)) a.start() b = Process(target=function2, args=(q,)) b.start() a.join() b.join() schedule.every()

I want to run a function every hour, to email users a hourly screenshot of their progress. I code set up to do so in a function called sendScreenshot() How can I run this timer in the background to call the function sendScreenshot() every hour, while the rest of the program is running? Here is my code: public int onLoop() throws Exception{ if(getLocalPlayer().getHealth() == 0){ playerHasDied(); } return Calculations.random(200, 300); } public void sendScreenShot() throws Exception{ Robot robot = new Robot(); BufferedImage screenshot = robot.createScreenCapture(new Rectangle(Toolkit