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Some instruments return whacky data types. For example, the X-Series Signal Generator N5172A, has a query (:MEM:DATA:BIT?) that returns data in the format of:
`,\n`
At first glance you might say "…
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I am currently trying to use Protobuf in one of my elixir projects but I keep getting this error:
```ex
** (Protobuf.DecodeError) invalid field number 0 when decoding binary data
(protobuf 0.11…
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Our data files take time to load. And, even though we often load them asynchronously or optimize their reading in other ways, there's only so much we can speed up without changing the format. And, whi…
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Tried both copy as curl-bash and copy as curl-cmd (working on windows machine here, ananconda 3)
Here is the call:
uncurl "curl 'https://www.bestbuy.com/cart/api/v1/addToCart' \
-H 'authority…
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I am not sure how I got to this point but the results I get from reading
files the previously worked is they are now unreadable. I traced the issue
line # 111 where the header of the file is read …
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I am not sure how I got to this point but the results I get from reading
files the previously worked is they are now unreadable. I traced the issue
line # 111 where the header of the file is read …
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We need a matcher to do bitwise comparison. This is useful for validating
binary data or POD types that don't have operator== defined. For example,
BitEq(x) -- the value equals x bitwise.
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Construct an array using array.array()
2. Attempt to send it using request.ws_stream.send_message(message, binary=True)
Expected result:
Binary data is …
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We need a matcher to do bitwise comparison. This is useful for validating
binary data or POD types that don't have operator== defined. For example,
BitEq(x) -- the value equals x bitwise.
…
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```
We need a matcher to do bitwise comparison. This is useful for validating
binary data or POD types that don't have operator== defined. For example,
BitEq(x) -- the value equals x bitwise.
…