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问题 I would like to hear how folks do their reverse dependency checks on Windows these days. When using the "official", yet experimental function tools::check_packages_in_dir() as suggested by CRAN Repository Policy [1] on Windows, reverse dependencies are checked based on their sources, i.e., everything is to be compiled. This can take ages even for relatively few dependencies/suggested packages. Next to that, it is not very convenient as I hit a lot of missing packages in the process so that

问题 I was wondering if you could use dashes in a package name for an Android application? 回答1: No, you cannot use a dash in your package name. This is a great question to test for yourself. If you change the package name in your Manifest or class (I assume the wizard too) it will clearly create compile time errors. The link that @vasart posted describes how to use an underscore in place of a dash, if necessary. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13753637/android-package-name-using-dashes

问题 I was wondering if you could use dashes in a package name for an Android application? 回答1: No, you cannot use a dash in your package name. This is a great question to test for yourself. If you change the package name in your Manifest or class (I assume the wizard too) it will clearly create compile time errors. The link that @vasart posted describes how to use an underscore in place of a dash, if necessary. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13753637/android-package-name-using-dashes

问题 I was wondering if you could use dashes in a package name for an Android application? 回答1: No, you cannot use a dash in your package name. This is a great question to test for yourself. If you change the package name in your Manifest or class (I assume the wizard too) it will clearly create compile time errors. The link that @vasart posted describes how to use an underscore in place of a dash, if necessary. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13753637/android-package-name-using-dashes

问题 So I used installR on Rstudio to update R to version 4.0.0, and it copied the files of my packages into the library file in the R, the directory being: C:\Users\Ibrahim\Documents\R\R-4.0.0\library Whenever I'd call on a package, for example tidytext, it would give me: library(tidytext) Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘tidytext’: package ‘tidytext’ was installed before R 4.0.0: please re-install it And then I'd try installing it, and it would give me: install.packages('tidytext')

问题 Suppose I have a module foo.py and a package foo/ . If I call import foo which one will be loaded? How can I specify I wand to load the module, or the package? 回答1: I believe the package will always get loaded. You can't work around this, as far as I know. So change either the package or the module name. Docs: http://docs.python.org/tutorial/modules.html#the-module-search-path 回答2: Actually, it is possible (this code is not well tested, but seems to work). File foo.py print "foo module loaded

问题 Suppose I have a module foo.py and a package foo/ . If I call import foo which one will be loaded? How can I specify I wand to load the module, or the package? 回答1: I believe the package will always get loaded. You can't work around this, as far as I know. So change either the package or the module name. Docs: http://docs.python.org/tutorial/modules.html#the-module-search-path 回答2: Actually, it is possible (this code is not well tested, but seems to work). File foo.py print "foo module loaded

问题 I have a package with the following structure: model\ __init__.py (from model.main_trainer import *, etc.) main_trainer.py snn.py splitter.py The main_trainer.py script takes at least three arguments as inputs: #main_trainer.py import numpy as np # Linear algebra import pandas as pd # Data wrangling import re # Regular expressions import matplotlib # Avoid plotting graphs matplotlib.use('Agg') # Custom dependencies from model.snn import * from model.splitter import * def main_trainer(dataset

问题 I have a package with the following structure: model\ __init__.py (from model.main_trainer import *, etc.) main_trainer.py snn.py splitter.py The main_trainer.py script takes at least three arguments as inputs: #main_trainer.py import numpy as np # Linear algebra import pandas as pd # Data wrangling import re # Regular expressions import matplotlib # Avoid plotting graphs matplotlib.use('Agg') # Custom dependencies from model.snn import * from model.splitter import * def main_trainer(dataset

问题 Following this link, I've been trying to install the tflite-support module using pip. I get the following error: ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1: command: /usr/local/opt/python/bin/python3.7 -c 'import sys, setuptools, tokenize; sys.argv[0] = '"'"'/private/var/folders/gg/1zr67t6d11lczcdmc7tc3y000000gn/T/pip-install-tfso4suc/tflite-support/setup.py'"'"'; __file__='"'"'/private/var/folders/gg/1zr67t6d11lczcdmc7tc3y000000gn/T/pip-install-tfso4suc/tflite-support/setup.py'"'"';f