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How to reset a Task.Delay() after a event fired?

笑着哭i 提交于 2021-02-18 18:55:46
问题 I am trying to let some code fire after my FileSystemWatcher hasn't received any changes for more then 5 minutes. My current approach is to call a await Task.Delay(); after a change, hoping the user is done by then. This obviously is not the way to go. So my question: How to reset a Task.Delay() after a event fired? 回答1: You can't "reset" a Task.Delay , but you can reset a timer which makes it an ideal candidate to solve this problem. Here's an example: private System.Threading.Timer timer;

PHP static member not holding value

安稳与你 提交于 2021-02-16 21:01:07
问题 Hi i have a strange problem with a WordPress plugin that i am writing, but this isnt about WordPress per se and more to do with PHP so please read on so I can explain. The WordPress plugin is hooked up so that the init() function gets called... this works i can confirm it gets called once. class MyClass { static $i=0; public static function init() { self::$i++; } public static function dosomething() { echo 'i is = ' . self::$i; } } When callinf dosomething() for the first time from within

PHP static member not holding value

白昼怎懂夜的黑 提交于 2021-02-16 20:59:32
问题 Hi i have a strange problem with a WordPress plugin that i am writing, but this isnt about WordPress per se and more to do with PHP so please read on so I can explain. The WordPress plugin is hooked up so that the init() function gets called... this works i can confirm it gets called once. class MyClass { static $i=0; public static function init() { self::$i++; } public static function dosomething() { echo 'i is = ' . self::$i; } } When callinf dosomething() for the first time from within

PHP static member not holding value

六月ゝ 毕业季﹏ 提交于 2021-02-16 20:59:09
问题 Hi i have a strange problem with a WordPress plugin that i am writing, but this isnt about WordPress per se and more to do with PHP so please read on so I can explain. The WordPress plugin is hooked up so that the init() function gets called... this works i can confirm it gets called once. class MyClass { static $i=0; public static function init() { self::$i++; } public static function dosomething() { echo 'i is = ' . self::$i; } } When callinf dosomething() for the first time from within

python multiprocessing manager - shared list - connection reset by peer 104

瘦欲@ 提交于 2021-02-10 05:16:10
问题 One parent launch two process A, B with python multiprocessing that should run in parallel. Share two lists with Multiprocessing.Manager list_1 list_2 A write to list_1 that is passed as parameter to A, inside A list_1 became list_W. A read from a list_2 that is passed as parameter to A, inside A list_2 became list_R B write to list_2 that is passed as parameter to B, inside B list_2 became list_W. B read from a list_1 that is passed as parameter to B, inside B list_1 became list_R if I call

python multiprocessing manager - shared list - connection reset by peer 104

二次信任 提交于 2021-02-10 05:16:08
问题 One parent launch two process A, B with python multiprocessing that should run in parallel. Share two lists with Multiprocessing.Manager list_1 list_2 A write to list_1 that is passed as parameter to A, inside A list_1 became list_W. A read from a list_2 that is passed as parameter to A, inside A list_2 became list_R B write to list_2 that is passed as parameter to B, inside B list_2 became list_W. B read from a list_1 that is passed as parameter to B, inside B list_1 became list_R if I call

Resettable Timer object implementation python

旧巷老猫 提交于 2021-01-29 21:17:34
问题 I need a timer in Python which i can reset (timer.reset()). I already have a periodic timer. Is there a library with such a timer? class MyTimer(threading.Timer): def __init__(self, t): threading.Thread.__init__(self) self.__event = threading.Event() self.__stop_event = threading.Event() self.__intervall = t def run(self): while not self.__stop_event.wait(self.__intervall): self.__event.set() def clear(self): self.__event.clear() def is_present(self): return self.__event.is_set() def cancel

Resettable Timer object implementation python

▼魔方 西西 提交于 2021-01-29 18:33:23
问题 I need a timer in Python which i can reset (timer.reset()). I already have a periodic timer. Is there a library with such a timer? class MyTimer(threading.Timer): def __init__(self, t): threading.Thread.__init__(self) self.__event = threading.Event() self.__stop_event = threading.Event() self.__intervall = t def run(self): while not self.__stop_event.wait(self.__intervall): self.__event.set() def clear(self): self.__event.clear() def is_present(self): return self.__event.is_set() def cancel

Undo git reset without any commits yet

拈花ヽ惹草 提交于 2021-01-28 03:43:34
问题 I recently wanted to, as I thought, update my code on the remote git repository. I didn't realize it's not even committed yet. I did create some errors, so I wanted to reset the branch to its previous state. As you may expect, I used git reset --hard . Well, everything (the whole project) has been gone ever since; except the .gitignore files/folders, of course. I've been wondering, is there any way to undo that? The only steps I did: git add . # Here I realized there is a bug in what I did #

p:resetInput does not reset the p:dialog when it is reopened

こ雲淡風輕ζ 提交于 2021-01-28 03:18:27
问题 Here is some html I am writing to allow categories to be added using a dialog: <p:dialog id="newCategoryDlg" header="Add New Category" widgetVar="newCategoryDialog" resizable="false"> <h:form id="newCategoryForm"> <p:panelGrid id="displayNewCategory" columns="2" cellpadding="4" style="margin:0 auto;"> <h:outputText value="Category Name :"></h:outputText> <p:inputText value="#{categoryController.newCategory.name}" required="true" requiredMessage="Please Enter a Category ID!" /> <f:facet name=