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PyCharm supports customisable lookups of library functions and methods via hotkeys, which are set in the Settings -> Tools -> Python External Documentation and some entry examples are here. And ...
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Linking to overloaded methods is a nightmare, especially since it is typical for argument lists to have common prefixes. Ugly, bug prone, brittle, and current IDEs aren't able to process such ...
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When documenting Python code using Sphinx (v8.2.3), the parameters of the class' initializer __init__(self, ...) are documented two times: in the class' description in the dunder init method I ...
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I'm using Sandcastle Visual Studio integration (VS 2022). I have a documentation project which creates a chm file. Everything works fine, all namespaces are listed. I don't use any special setup, the ...
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I want to mark an old class as Obsolete and redirect to the new class in the Obsolete attribute comment. However, if I write the new class name as a magic string, I won't be able to use the might of ...
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I cant get the documentation for Billing-ktx on Android Studio, I've checked the documentation file and its the same that is available on the official link https://maven.google.com/web/index.html?q=...
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I noticed that on Databricks pyspark calling help(Databricks) returns dropDuplicates(self, *subset: Union[str, List[str]]) -> 'DataFrame' which is different from the official version (without a ...
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I am writing documentation about a function in Visual Studio 2017. At some point, I need "<" symbol. It seems trivial but, the documentation hasn't been shown up. The example situation is ...
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In my C# program, I have the following source code: if ((Int32.Parse(u_Message.PK1) When hovering my mouse above the word Int32, this is what I see: I'm especially interested in the phrase "...
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I'm trying to get better at using XPATH – specifically in Javascript via document.evaluate() Normally, when learning new aspects of Javascript, I do my research on the MDN docs, as they tend to be ...
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This is what my function looks like: def convert_lesions(input_lesions: list, output: str) -> list: """ Convert a list of IDs/class names to a list of corresponding IDs, ...
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I would like to document a few methods in an anonymous class for rdoc. I know that alternative documetation tool exists, such as yard, but not sure the project owners are ready for change they ...
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What is the syntax to put a short test note or a tag on the right side of the page to indicate some kind of a property of a function like a nothrow or static. see the image how Qt does it. I could ...
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I'm trying to build on a fresh Linux installation a CFFI-based package I'm maintaining. However, out of the box, the errors it gives about the dependencies pip couldn't fetch (attached at the end of ...
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I've scanned the documentation here and I see no mention of how to reset to a branch's latest commit. I only see [<commit>] used but sure enough, you can specifiy 'origin/develop' in git reset --...
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Big fan of this project and hoping to contribute to the documentation. This is something I would like to do quite a bit of over the course of the next year or two. Wondering if someone might suggest ...
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I am new to machine learning, so maybe I have completely overlooked something, but I am trying to finetune the DPR models from the Huggingface transformers model using a dataset I am building (https://...
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I'm trying to generate LateX based code documentation using doxygen and using the make.bat created by doxygen to generate from LateX (refman.tex) a PDF. Installations: Operating System: Windows ...
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This is one of the cases that makes it is difficult to learn flutter. Here is an example directly from (code source): import 'package:flutter/material.dart'; import 'package:provider/provider.dart'; ...
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in short, rust compiler can compile certain code in comments, such as example code, against the actual code - resulting in always up to date commentary. Anyone aware of any sort-of-equivalent for ...
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The following code block comes entirely from Altair documentation, it's one of the example graphs. import altair as alt from vega_datasets import data source = data.population.url select_year = alt....
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In https://kotlinlang.org/api/kotlinx.coroutines/kotlinx-coroutines-core/kotlinx.coroutines/join-all.html it's stated that "This method is semantically equivalent to joining all given jobs one by ...
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I wasn't sure if this question should go here or somewhere else. I'm trying to document my C++ code but I'm having trouble describing things without being verbose. So let's say I have a class Number ...
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I have an Abstract Pyomo optimization problem where I have two decision variables that are defined in two separate Set(). These are named model.BATTERY and model.HYDROGEN. The constraint that I want ...
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I have a class to generate test data that I have documented with a docstring. /// <summary> /// In this scenario the user is new to the group, but may have existed from before. /// </summary&...
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I'm curios how the "Changed in version" statements are generated in Python's docs. Consider the documentation for namedtuple: Changed in version 3.1: Added support for rename. Changed in ...
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Background I am documenting an R package, and I wish the @examples section(s) to include the (commented) output below the code, so the user need not run the examples (in the console, etc.) in order to ...
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If I write some code to do a fetch for some multipart/form-data which looks like: const authorization = btoa('AAAAA:BBBBB') const data = new FormData() data.append('grant_type', 'password') data....
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I have an items object with Items like this: class Item { /** *@type {number} */ id; } let items = {}; I want to document the fact that keys of items is value.id is there a way ot ...
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Is it possible to have VSCode show a Python method's online documentation upon mouse-over/hover? For example, PyTorch API Docs are hosted online and the method hierarchy is simple to navigate. When I ...
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I need to document a function returning conditionally one of its parameters. But JSDoc seems not to accept variables as a return value. I tried to do something like this following the return type {1 | ...
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I saw you do it for someone but I can't click anything and it doesn't make sense to me to do myself can someone tell me the date out of this dateString 1663099299947 and please explain so I can figure ...
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In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPHKWsZK2Jc&list=PLvv0ScY6vfd-p1gSnbQhY7vMe2rng0IL0&index=10) from about a year ago, there is example code on the SDL_CreateWindow function ...
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I am working on a JavaScript library and trying to keep it well documented. I am structuring it in a way that I will end-up with functions for different objects, but the same name, and when adding ...
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How do I make my current code compatible with V4 update I checked their documentation but I couldn't follow along final Completer<WebViewController> _controller = Completer<WebViewController&...
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Suppose I have this class public sealed class Person { public string FirstName { get; set; } public string LastName { get; set; } public string DisplayName => $"{FirstName} {LastName}&...
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I have a portfolio where I display my work (mostly backend API stuff with minimal UI to interact with) and am currently documenting the APIs. What I have is a page per project along with the ...
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I'm looking for a graph description language to document binary streams like network packets or binary file formats (described in code, then output as a graph). Something in the same idea that DOT/...
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Suppose I have: @dataclass(match_args = True) class Foo: # a ton of attributes ... def update(self, **kwargs): """Update the Foo. Keyword Args: (a ton of text) ...
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When I started with it, I used to get these quick docs where it would for example explain what the class would do or show the different color shades alongwith their numbers but now it doesnt and Ive ...
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I was having a difficult time fixing the display of a legend in one matplotlib figure, and then I noticed that maybe there is an incongruence in matplotlib documentation, or I am not searching in the ...
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The Angular team uses a website to document upgrades https://update.angular.io/ In that website, one can select how to upgrade from version to version and it displays a detailed list of steps to ...
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Need to generate python code doxygen document using automatic process. while developing this need to run doxygen from command prompt, so I need windows command for that so I can run doxygen from ...
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We've been adding comments to the columns in postgres as column descriptions. Similarly, there are descriptions in dbt that can be written. How would I go about writing SQL to automatically setting ...
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I have the createAction function from ngrx.io Store... with that signature: https://v11.ngrx.io/api/store/createAction createAction<T extends string, C extends Creator>(type: T, config?: C | { ...
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Windows 7 added an API set called UMS which allowed you to reclaim threads from user mode, and implement custom scheduling logic. Starting with Windows 11 this feature does not appear to work. This ...
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I just recently found out that one can use multiple @throws tags for the same exception in Javadoc. One of my students used it to document one of his methods in Connect Four: /* * ... * @throws ...
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I am currently programming within an R project. Right now there is no need for building a whole package, but I would like to use roxygen to create documentation of several functions nonetheless. ...
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I'm on the frappe github repo and I need to find the folder that contains the documentation to contribute to it. A link to it would be super helpful .
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Python has the nice help() built-in that displays the doc string of an object. When I use it in the REPL passing a function in my module it nicely displays: >>> help(mymodule.myfunction) Help ...
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