SudoProfilesClientError
public enum SudoProfilesClientError : Error
List of possible errors thrown by SudoProfilesClient
implementation.
- sudoServiceConfigNotFound: Indicates the configuration related to Sudo Service is not found. This may indicate that Sudo Service is not deployed into your runtime instance or the config file that you are using is invalid..
- invalidInput: Indicates that the input to the API was invalid.
- notSignedIn: Indicates the API being called requires the client to sign in.
- badData: Indicates the bad data was found in cache or in backend response.
- graphQLError: Indicates that a GraphQL error was returned by the backend.
- fatalError: Indicates that a fatal error occurred. This could be due to coding error, out-of-memory
condition or other conditions that is beyond control of
SudoProfilesClient
implementation.
-
Indicates that the configuration dictionary passed to initialize the client was not valid.
Declaration
Swift
case invalidConfig
-
Indicates the configuration related to Sudo Service is not found. This may indicate that Sudo Service is not deployed into your runtime instance or the config file that you are using is invalid..
Declaration
Swift
case sudoServiceConfigNotFound
-
Indicates that the input to the API was invalid.
Declaration
Swift
case invalidInput
-
Indicates the requested operation failed because the user account is locked.
Declaration
Swift
case accountLocked
-
Indicates the API being called requires the client to sign in.
Declaration
Swift
case notSignedIn
-
Indicates that the request operation failed due to authorization error. This maybe due to the authentication token being invalid or other security controls that prevent the user from accessing the API.
Declaration
Swift
case notAuthorized
-
Indicates that the user does not have sufficient entitlements to perform the requested operation.
Declaration
Swift
case insufficientEntitlements
-
Indicates the version of the Sudo that is getting updated does not match the current version of the Sudo stored in the backend. The caller should retrieve the current version of the Sudo and reconcile the difference..
Declaration
Swift
case versionMismatch
-
Indicates that an internal server error caused the operation to fail. The error is possibly transient and retrying at a later time may cause the operation to complete successfully
Declaration
Swift
case serviceError
-
Indicates that the request failed due to connectivity, availability or access error.
Declaration
Swift
case requestFailed(response: HTTPURLResponse?, cause: Error?)
-
Indicates that there were too many attempts at sending API requests within a short period of time.
Declaration
Swift
case rateLimitExceeded
-
Indicates the bad data was found in cache or in backend response.
Declaration
Swift
case badData
-
Indicates the specified Sudo was not found.
Declaration
Swift
case sudoNotFound
-
Indicates that a GraphQL error was returned by the backend.
Declaration
Swift
case graphQLError(description: String)
-
Indicates that a fatal error occurred. This could be due to coding error, out-of-memory condition or other conditions that is beyond control of
SudoProfilesClient
implementation.Declaration
Swift
case fatalError(description: String)


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What's all the hype about responsive websites?
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What is semantic structure?
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Other points to reflect on.
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For this upcoming March release, we plan to upgrade from Rails 2.1 to Rails 2.2.2. When testing bootstrapping fresh instances of our app, we ran across an annoying migrations problem. Read on to see how we resolved it.
The bootstrap process for our app is pretty straightforward. We prepare the new empty database by loading db/schema.rb from our last stable release. db/schema.rb is kept in sync as we move from one release to the next. Once the structure of the database is created with db:schema:load, we setup initial defaults in the app by loading yaml fixtures via a custom db:seed:load rake task.
desc "Initialize database"
task :seed, :roles => :app do
run <<-CMD
cd #{current_path} &&
rake db:schema:load &&
rake db:seed:load SRC=db/blank SEEDS=all
CMD
end
Easy peasey right? I was very annoyed when db:schema:load stopped dead in it's page long backtrace. The offending error was:
Mysql::Error: Table 'coupa_blah.setup doesn't exist: SHOW FIELDS FROM `setup`
Looking a little deeper, it became apparent that models and controllers assumes the existence of the 'setup' table, and reference it when they are loaded for configuration settings. However, the 'setup' table is created and populated by db:schema:load and db:seed:load. Chicken and egg, you have foiled me again!
I knew it was a problem with class caching because when I tried
running db:schema:load in development mode, it worked without a
hiccup.
Rails::Configuration
told me that there is a variable eager_load_paths
that
determines where to eager load. In our environment.rb, I added this
to the Rails::Initializer
block:
# Hint: this doesn't fix our problem!!
config.eager_load_paths = []
At first glance, this not only fixed the db:schema:load problem, but had the added side benefit of speeding up start up times of Passenger app servers, and script/console. Of course, it was too good to be true. I soon realized that weird things in our app were broken. We were getting method undefined errors on classes that obviously had them. It was frustrating, but at least I know I'm not alone. It turns out that we need our model classes to be eager loaded. I ended up turning eager loading back on and adding this hack to environments/production.rb:
# kids, this is what an ugly hack looks like. Don't worry, Rails
# 2.3 will fix this.
config.cache_classes = (File.basename($0) == "rake" && !ARGV.grep(/db:/).empty?) ? false : true
If cache_classes
is false, then the paths in
eager_load_paths
is ignored, and no eager loading is
done. The conditional basically turns off eager loading for any rake
task within the 'db' namespace. The hack was already there, but the
previous version specifically looked for 'db:migrate', whereas this
one will exempt db:schema:load and db:seed:load as well.
Fortunately, according to the lighthouse ticket on this issue, it looks like Rails 2.3 will default to turning off eager loading of classes for rake tasks. Until then, this hack will have to do.


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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.projectPoints | 查看 cv.projectPoints 的代码 | Index |
projectPoints Projects 3D points to an image plane
imagePoints = cv.projectPoints(objectPoints, rvec, tvec, cameraMatrix)
[imagePoints, jacobian] = cv.projectPoints(...)
[...] = cv.projectPoints(..., 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
{[x,y,z],...}
, where N
is the number of
points in the view.A = [fx 0 cx; 0 fy cy; 0 0 1]
.{[x,y], ...}
.(2N)x(3+3+2+2+numel(DistCoeffs))
jacobian
matrix of derivatives of image points with respect to components of
the rotation vector (3), translation vector (3), focal lengths (2),
coordinates of the principal point (2), and the distortion
coefficients (numel(DistCoeffs)
).[k1,k2,p1,p2,k3,k4,k5,k6,s1,s2,s3,s4]
of 4, 5, 8, or 12 elements.
If the vector is empty, the zero distortion coefficients are assumed.
default emptyfx/fy
) is fixed and correspondingly adjusts the jacobian matrix.
default 0.The function computes projections of 3D points to the image plane given intrinsic and extrinsic camera parameters. Optionally, the function computes Jacobians - matrices of partial derivatives of image points coordinates (as functions of all the input parameters) with respect to the particular parameters, intrinsic and/or extrinsic. The Jacobians are used during the global optimization in cv.calibrateCamera, cv.solvePnP, and cv.stereoCalibrate. The function itself can also be used to compute a re-projection error given the current intrinsic and extrinsic parameters.
By setting rvec=tvec=[0,0,0]
or by setting cameraMatrix
to a 3x3
identity matrix, or by passing zero distortion coefficients, you can get
various useful partial cases of the function. This means that you can
compute the distorted coordinates for a sparse set of points or apply a
perspective transformation (and also compute the derivatives) in the
ideal zero-distortion setup.


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Create NavBar with title NavBar test and left button with the name Back.
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Create Navbar without title
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Create Navbar with invalid action
Create Navbar with null action


Samsung unveils Star Wars Edition Galaxy Note10+ bundled with Galaxy Buds
by RickyWith the holiday season coming soon, Samsung is announcing a new Star Wars Special Edition Galaxy Note10+.
In anticipation for the December 20 release of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the Special Edition comes with a themed smartphone case, a collectible metal badge, and a themed pair of Galaxy Buds. The Special Edition Note10+ comes with exclusively themed wallpapers, shutdown animations, icon packs, and sounds.
The S Pen is also themed, coming in a red finish while the Galaxy Buds come in a black charging case with a red interior and everything comes in themed packaging.
Starting December 13, the Star Wars Edition Samsung Galaxy Note10+ will be available in limited quantities in a single unlocked variant for $1300. You’ll be able to find it on Amazon and select Best Buy stores, select Microsoft Stores, and Samsung Experience Stores across the US. You’ll also be able to get it on Samsung.com.
Outside of the US, The Special Edition will be available in Australia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hong Kong, Korea, Norway, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, UAE, and the UK.
Recently, Samsung also announced a Galaxy Note10 Anniversary Premium Package which bundles the smaller Note10 with Galaxy Buds, a Galaxy Watch Active2, and a silicone case.


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