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I am trying out a sample in wit.ai, here is the link : https://wit.ai/Nayana-Manchi/CreditCardApp/stories The first story "BalanceEnquiry” is a slot based story. The happy scenario works fine. To test “cardnumbermissing” branch, I would type in “I want my credit card balance on the card and my name is Nayana”. Here the card number last 4 digits are missing. It ask for the last 4 digits of the card and then I would enter the last 4 digits of the card. But here it does not get name entity which was sent in earlier message. How do I save the entity value “name” which was sent in the previous step

When I simply print (like on paper), or save as PDF a page (using the browser built-in tool), the css is completely ignored and I just get ugly lines after lines of the content!! Is there a way to do this (without having to convert the HTML 2 PDF/image)? Thanks! You should look up Media Types in CSS... set one up for printing and you should be good to go. I've found that this page is really helpful. That's probably cause you've got the media option specified. <!-- will ignore css on print --> <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" /> <!-- will only use css when

Could you explain me which are the different ways to store datas on the iPhone, and for each way of doig this, which are the advantages and disadvantages. I've read many things about UserDefaults, CoreData, XML, plist, ... and I'm a little bit lost. For now, I understand that : UserDefault is for preferences, and is not intended for anything else even if it can be done (small ammount of datas). It generates a plist file that can be easily humanly read/checked later into XCode. XML is good for structured text, but not for binary datas. And it's easy to write, but not to read.It generates an XML

I need to save a user's login information in encrypted form for this application I'm building, but I'm not sure of the best place to save the file. I don't want to save it into the program application folder as I want it per user. So what is the best folder (or way) to save it into? Edit: Using C++. Seems like C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Application Data may be the appropriate place according to Wikipedia . The article says this location is used for "User-specific and computer-specific application settings". Edit: Cruizer pointed out in the comments (I'd reply there but

I would like to be able to keep track of people that enter and exit a premises. Basically when the user approaches the Kinect, it will store his/her facial and skeletal data. Then upon leaving, that data will be removed. For now I am only wondering if this is possible or not with the Microsoft SDK. I have seen videos/demos of the Kinect being able to track people but my goal is to identify them uniquely . Any information will be greatly appreciated. Liam McInroy Yes you can save skeleton and face data.... but for what you are doing, it sounds like you only want to save that for the session.

I have implemented the following save function in my program which allows the user to save as a JPEG file whatever he/she draws on the Tkinter canvas with the Turtle. How it is supposed to work is that it first captures the screen and Tkinter canvas and then creates a postscript file based on it. Then it converts that postscript file as a PIL (Python Imaging Library) readable file type, and then the PIL saves the converted file as a JPEG. My save function is shown below: def savefirst(): # Capture screen and Tkinter canvas cnv = getscreen().getcanvas() global hen # Save screen and canvas as

I have a c# program that opens a .tif image and later offers the option to save it. However, there is always a drop in quality when saving the image. (EDIT:I passed some parameters while saving the image so that the quality is at 100 % and there is no compression, but the number of actual unique colors go from 254 to 16, even though the image properties show 8bpp) (EDIT2: The image in question is a grayscale image at 8 bits per pixel - 256 colors/shades of gray - This doesn't happen with a 24 bits per pixel color image that I tested where all the colors are retained. I am starting to think