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Nichael posted:Humble Request I don't know much about Facebook, but these requirements to me look like everything Facebook does. Or is it twitter? Nah, Facebook probably.
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tactlessbastard posted:OK, how's this: The problem is that NetSuite is an enterprise app so people will not normally have access to it at home (unless they have a "for home" version which i doubt). And access to that app is mandatory to develop and test such a little script. My recommendation is to fiddle around with AutoIt. Is a really simple scripting language much like Basic that allows you to move the mouse, click, simulate keyboard pressed, etc. Spending a bit of time with it, even if you're not a programmer, may make you an enough of an expert to be able to solve your little problem. And really, your little problem needs solving 'cause that's mind numbingly boring tedious lovely job. Or maybe you're lucky and someone here has access to NetSuite at work and doesn't mind to do the work for some unicorn farts.
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quote:Although the eBay Buy APIs are available for anyone to use in eBay's sandbox environment, use of the APIs in production is restricted. Users must meet standard eligibility requirements, get approvals from eBay support organizations, and sign contracts with eBay and PayPal to access the Buy APIs in production. I'm not quite sure how do you plan of making this work with the real data, wih the production environment of eBay, but if you do, let me know.
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mobby_6kl posted:Uh... the search is part of the Browse API so I hope that doesn't apply (it doesn't say anything about these requirements), because I'm certainly not signing any contracts with PayPal Finally some good use for Selenium.
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fatman1683 posted:1. That's correct. All the events are considered continuous for whatever their duration is. The important thing is that I need to be able to schedule a known duration, rather than scheduling start and end times. I need the software to help me figure out when the events should start and end. That sounds like what Gantt charts in project management and planning applications do, doesn't it? Now, optimization and automatic event scheduling may require some programming in that software, whatever that may be, but that's all that it seems to be. Am I missing anything?
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fatman1683 posted:It is basically a Gantt chart, but every Gantt charting software I can find is designed around the project management function and works in terms of days. I need something that works in terms of minutes and hours. It is very similar to a Gantt chart in principle, though. Aha, that makes sense. So your resources are called tracks, right? And your tasks are called events? With that vocabulary, let me see if I understand the requirements: - You have several tracks, a known number (presumably can be added/removed) - You have a bunch of events (dozens?), predefined (you called them stock events) - An event has a name, a duration and a set of constraints - You have a start time for the entire operation (Let's say Monday, April 26, 15:00:00) - You add events (or have the software add them) to each track, in whatever order you want - Maybe have a button for the software to add them based on constraints, after which they can be further manipulated by you. - Then each event, while on the track, will have a start time and an end time. Does that sound right? fatman1683 posted:Configurable constraints on when a particular predefined event can be scheduled, i.e. must start after/end before x time, cannot start less than x minutes before/after another copy of the same event When you say "cannot start less than x minutes before/after another copy of the same event", will that be for a particular track or for any of the tracks? How do you define an event to be equal with another event? Same name? Some origin (same stock event they were copied from)? Again, "how many copies" would that apply to any defined track currently on the schedule? And, how is a day defined? From 0:00-23:59? What do you do when daylight savings comes around? Or goes away? (You lose or gain one hour) How should that be handled? Again, this presumes you're working in local time, not UTC (UTC would make DST not apply for example). Would this be an application that would handle a rolling timeline of these events? Or would it require for the schedule to be saved/loaded from a file (a document)? That is, every time you come to work and you open the application, you always see the same thing, whatever you have scheduled previously, maybe then start to delete the events and plan a new one? Or would you require to open an existing document with these events scheduled or create a new one, etc. ? What happens with the schedule? Exported somewhere (if yes, what format)? Printed? Or ... nothing, you just look at it and make decisions based on the information presented? This may or may not be a tiny app, depending on the answers, but I think it would be good to flesh out the requirements as much as possible, regardless how this will get done (and it does look like a program would help you in you job here). Oh, and another thing, presumably you'd want a desktop application right? Or on some other platform (mobile, web?)? And by desktop would mean Windows? Volguus fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Apr 26, 2021 |
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Thank you for the answers. Diving deeper into this, I looked at what available ready-made components (namely a nice looking and easily customizable gantt-like component) are there. And there aren't many options, unfortunately, for all the languages I've looked at (C++ with Qt, wxWidgets or MFC), Java (JavaFX, though there is something for Swing). I mean, there are, but they're either lovely or proprietary. To be honest, such a component may be fun to write, but such an application is definitely not tiny. Having your requirements laid out in more detail helps though for whoever would want to give it a shot. I will too, but I can't promise anything, and definitely nothing can come soon (from me at least). It is surprising though that all these mega-expensive project scheduling and management tools have such limitations that they cannot be used for minute/hour/week long tasks. Oh well.
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Request Fill Name: Events Scheduler Download link: https://github.com/sa55231/scheduler/releases Source Code: https://github.com/sa55231/scheduler Features and Usage: It provides a barebones application to aid the scheduling. Screenshot:  More updates will be coming, but the first few releases have been deemed acceptable enough by the requester. Volguus fucked around with this message at 14:44 on May 21, 2021 |
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Flipperwaldt posted:Because I'm not interested in denying anything access to the network. The proper solution for my problem is actually dhcp reservations, which this isp provided router doesn't allow me to do. I also do not want to assign static ips to anything for probably no good actual reason. Everything actually works fine that way apart from one of two times a year the isp does some maintenance thing and upsets the order. I just want a notice that this has happened, instead of being baffled by the number of things suddenly not working, as well as the new addresses I need to use. That router, which does DHCP, it doesn't do DNS? So that you can at least use computer names? Or, better yet, does it have a page with the current assignments? Because if it does (it should, don't they all?), then you can just scrape the web page and autoit is more than fine for this.
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Flipperwaldt posted:I address my thermostat by ip address in order not to have to have recurring costs for their app. If it has a computer name, I've never seen it pop up. The app I use to access my satellite receiver only has a numerical field to identify it. On the receiver itself the same goes for how to mount my nas. Etc. Computer names work in other places, so that's probably yes to dns? One way to find out the IPs on your network from linux is to use nmap: pre:sudo nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24
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Flipperwaldt posted:It's a CH7465LG-TN provided by Telenet, the only broadband provider I have access to in this part of Belgium. DHCP cannot be disabled on the router. It also cannot be set to bridge mode or be wholly replaced with a device under my control. arp will only display the information that the machine knows about at that time. In time, it may get more data. Nmap actively scans all the IPs in the specified subnet, so it will get pretty much everything. In my network, `dnsmasq.leases` (my DHCP server) has 47 entries, and nmap gives me 45 hosts. I presume that is because 2 of them may be offline. "arp -a", on the other hand, only returns 6 since that's what my machine knows about at this time. So, in order for you to get the information that you want, you have these options: 1. Get it from the DHCP server. This is the main authority, but one which can be bypassed if a computer does not use it and instead has a static IP assigned. The problem with this seems to be the "how" 2. Scan the network with nmap. This should provide the most up to date data. 3. Display the current apr cache (with "arp -a") or listen for arp traffic (tcpdump or wireshark). This, however, only provides limited information. But, if you listen for long enough time, you will get them all eventually.
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Pissingintowind posted:Problem: I have about 300 photos taken with an old cell phone that apparently didn't record EXIF information. Currently, when I try to import the photos into any photo management tool, the tool shows that the pictures were taken on the date that they were copied from the phone, instead of on the date that they were actually taken. Would https://exiftool.org/ help? It has a Windows version as well (command line). Though, it does seem to have a bit of a learning curve. There is a thread with someone asking for help to do what you did: https://exiftool.org/forum/index.php?topic=11125.0
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