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问题 What are the classes already provided by Atom editor (atom.io) like icon-squirrel to use in settings talked in project-manager package? 回答1: I found the answer today in Github Octicons. As Atom is from Github, it works very well on its hackable text editor! 回答2: The icons are all listed in the octicons.less file of the atom repository: https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/master/static/octicons.less Notice however that the latest github version of atom (beta 1.13) is not yet released as of this

问题 I use pip freeze > requirements.txt to gather all packages I installed. But after developing many days, some packages are now unused. How can I find these unused packages and remove them, to make my project more clear? 回答1: Inside Pycharm Go to code > inspect code Select Whole project option and click OK. In inspection results panel locate Package requirements section under Python (note that this section will be showed only if there is any requirements.txt or setup.py file). The section will

问题 I use pip freeze > requirements.txt to gather all packages I installed. But after developing many days, some packages are now unused. How can I find these unused packages and remove them, to make my project more clear? 回答1: Inside Pycharm Go to code > inspect code Select Whole project option and click OK. In inspection results panel locate Package requirements section under Python (note that this section will be showed only if there is any requirements.txt or setup.py file). The section will

问题 I use pip freeze > requirements.txt to gather all packages I installed. But after developing many days, some packages are now unused. How can I find these unused packages and remove them, to make my project more clear? 回答1: Inside Pycharm Go to code > inspect code Select Whole project option and click OK. In inspection results panel locate Package requirements section under Python (note that this section will be showed only if there is any requirements.txt or setup.py file). The section will

问题 I'm wondering how I can get the summary(object) to work with a custom class in a package I'm creating. For example, if you run the following: testfunction <- function(x) { x.squared <- x^2 x.double <- 2*x x.triple <- 3*x result <- list(squared = x.squared, double = x.double, triple = x.triple) class(result) <- "customclass" result } x <- rnorm(100) output <- testfunction(x) summary(output) you will see that the output is quite useless. I can't, however, seem to find how to control this output

问题 I'm wondering how I can get the summary(object) to work with a custom class in a package I'm creating. For example, if you run the following: testfunction <- function(x) { x.squared <- x^2 x.double <- 2*x x.triple <- 3*x result <- list(squared = x.squared, double = x.double, triple = x.triple) class(result) <- "customclass" result } x <- rnorm(100) output <- testfunction(x) summary(output) you will see that the output is quite useless. I can't, however, seem to find how to control this output

问题 I'm wondering how I can get the summary(object) to work with a custom class in a package I'm creating. For example, if you run the following: testfunction <- function(x) { x.squared <- x^2 x.double <- 2*x x.triple <- 3*x result <- list(squared = x.squared, double = x.double, triple = x.triple) class(result) <- "customclass" result } x <- rnorm(100) output <- testfunction(x) summary(output) you will see that the output is quite useless. I can't, however, seem to find how to control this output

问题 The name conflicts between namespaces from different packages in R can be dangerous, and the use of package::function is unfortunately not generalized in R ... Isn't there a function that can reset the precedence of a package namespace over all the others currently loaded? Surely we can detach and then reload the package, but isn't there any other, more practical (one-command) way? Because I often end up with many packages and name conflicts in my R sessions, I use the following function to

问题 I am working on a complex C ecosystem where different packages/libraries are developed by different people. I would like to create a new project named foobar . This project uses two libraries, the library foo and the library bar . Unfortunately, bar does not require the same version that foo requires. Both use say so there is a conflict. If all the packages are on Git with submodules, the foobar project cannot be built when cloned recursively because two say functions exist in different

问题 tl;dr - How do I upload a new release to a TestPyPi project? Description: I followed these instructions in the Python Package User Guide to import a test package to TestPyPi. However, the package I uploaded has an error. I corrected the error and tried to overwrite the package, but encountered the following error: Code: python3 -m twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/* Error: HTTPError: 400 Client Error: File already exists. See https://test.pypi.org/help/#file