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I'm trying to configure aptana to help me code in netlogo, I can't seem to figure out how it's done. Is it a plugin or something?
edit: so bascially how can I import a language into aptana studio?
http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/resources.shtml has an "Editor support" section with plugins for some different programmers' editors including Emacs and Vi. Aptana isn't listed, so that means that so far as we (the developers of NetLogo) know, nobody has done the necessary work to make NetLogo be one of the languages that Aptana supports.
I have no firsthand experience with Aptana, but it seems to be targeted specifically for building web applications. That isn't what NetLogo is for, so it's not surprising that Aptana/NetLogo integration doesn't exist.
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Few days ago, I installed c++ mingw compiler and removed it yesterday.
Even before using mingw compiler to dabble with eclipse ide, I had R Studio installed with the default CRAN version of R. After deleting mingw folder from my computer, I see this kind of wierd mingw name in the default text shown by the console window in R Studio.
Kind of annoying to me!! I dont want to deal with mingw and want that name to disappear completely...
This is not affecting the overall functionality...Not sure if it will affect int he future..... but wondering why the "mingw" text is showing up in the "Platform" information....
Is there a way to restore normalcy ?annoying mingw
Good news... you've already achieved normalcy!
R.version$platform
# [1] "x86_64-w64-mingw32"
What you are seeing is the canonical name of the platform under which R was compiled according to the help entry... ?.Platform
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I want to make my R Shiny App multilingual, but I don't know, where to start from. Is there any libraries or Shiny widgets for switching the language in the Shiny App?
More generally, what are the best practices for internationalization in R? Is there any tutorials? I know, there is a gettext command, which comes from GNU gettext, but I'm not very handy with it. Should I read GNU gettext manual first (and what chapters will be enough for beginner)?
I was looking to do the same thing and found this. The creator explains how it works and there is a github repository if you want to use his code in your app.
It works great for me as it's similar to the Zend Framework implementation which I had already used in the past.
The projects I have found attempting to solve this issue:
https://github.com/Appsilon/shiny.i18n (28 stars, last activity 4 days ago, preparing for CRAN package publication)
https://github.com/chrislad/multilingualShinyApp (8 stars, last activity 4 years ago)
It seems shiny.i18n is the best bet at the moment. I added an issue requesting support for gettext https://github.com/Appsilon/shiny.i18n/issues/15 as per Translation of R script using gettext
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Yes, this is ridiculous but I inherited this issue. So we have wordpress 2.8 and need to upgrade it to 4.2.2. We've tried using the export/import function built into WP but its not bringing everything in correctly. We also tried grabbing the mysql and importing into a new table. Is this even possible or is 2.8 to 4.2.2 so different that we are SOL?
Woah. A lot has changed between 2.x and 4.x, including the version of PHP used, and that's mainly why you can't just do a direct upgrade.
See here for information about which version of WP uses which version of PHP and MySQL: https://codex.wordpress.org/Template:Server_requirements
So your best bet is to ever so slowly upgrade through the intermediary versions, and simultaneously updating your PHP version as you go along.
Please remember to create a comprehensive backup of your server before you start.
Your other option is to copy the content-bearing MySQL tables, the content folder, and paste them into a brand new 4.x site and simply reconstruct from scratch. (This is what I would do because upgrading through the version can frankly be a messy process.)
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As I understand it, PNaCl is designed to support C and C++. Has anyone managed to get any other languages (that compile to native code) to run in PNaCl?
Ruby, Lua, and a number of other languages have been ported to NaCl already. See the list of NaCl ports for full documentation. https://code.google.com/p/naclports/wiki/PortList
There are a couple of different approaches for targeting other languages to PNaCl. One is compiling the language interpreter with the PNaCl toolchain. Since most interpreters/VMs are written in C and C++, this turns out to be easy in practice. naclports already has Lua, Python and Ruby running in this manner.
A more direct approach is taken by llgo - actually emitting PNaCl bitcode. There were also discussions about Mono (which does run on NaCl) on PNaCl - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/native-client-discuss/Km1FOVH6yn0
The real answer is - it's still early (PNaCl was released publicly last week!); this is a ripe field for disruption because the technology is new. If someone wants to port other languages, it would be very welcome.
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This may not be a platform for such a question but still I'm curious to know whether i can practice visual studio coding online. Does anyone know such a website?
What i meant by practice is to write and run .net programs online. Thank You
The best I have seen is http://www.coderun.com/ide/ . Awesome.
Its not like some other websites which only allows you to run some snippet of code. Code run is like mini IDE where you can not only create project but also debug them and share the code. And that's all FREE
you can use Microsoft virtual lab
use this link
Ideone is another website that you can run your code.
Other compilers include codepad and compilr