If you use the quill rich text plug-in according to the framework, but cannot change the size of the uploaded image, you need to download a third-party plug-in quill-image-resize-module to achieve this. 1. Add in vue.config.js module.exports = { … configureWebpack:{ … plugins:[ new webpack.ProvidePlugin({ ‘window.Quill’: ‘quill/dist/quill.js’, ‘Quill’: ‘quill/dist/quill.js’ }), ] } } 2. Download […]
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How to delete qualified data in the table using table.remove in tolua
How to delete qualified data in the table using table.remove in tolua introduce Problem (wrong way to delete data) Correct deletion plan Delete from back to front Delete recursively Insert new table method Expand it Summarize Introduction Deleting qualified data in a table in Lua is actually very simple, but there is a sequence problem, […]
Traditional moving target detection algorithms-frame difference method, optical flow method, background subtraction method
1. Moving target detection Motion Object Detection is an important task in the field of computer vision and image processing, aiming to detect and track moving target objects from videos or image sequences. These target objects can be people, vehicles, animals or other objects, and the goal of moving target detection is to accurately locate, […]
C++ “midlife crisis” is saved! The father of C++ has a new move!
In the October programming language rankings released by TIOBE not long ago, C++ surpassed Java in one fell swoop and took the top spot, second only to Python and C. C++, which is over 40 years old, is still one of the most popular programming languages in the world. However, the movements of some giants […]
Memory functions–hand-tear memove/memcpy and other functions, easy to understand!
Table of Contents 1. Usage and simulation implementation of memcpy function Manual memcpy function 2. Usage and simulation implementation of memmove function Hand-tear memmove function 3. Use of memset function 4. Use of memcmp function This is a screenshot of an interview. The two functions mentioned are the two functions of the memory functions we […]
[Move in a random way with a routing WSN simulator] Move in a random way with a routing WSN simulator (Matlab code implementation)
Welcome to this blog Advantages of bloggers:Blog content should be as thoughtful and logical as possible for the convenience of readers. Motto:He who travels a hundred miles is half as good as ninety. The directory of this article is as follows: Table of Contents 1 Overview 2 Operation results 3 References 4 Matlab code implementation […]
JAVA: Object movement [Character version]
Record the Nth day of learning JAVA… First, we create a self-defined class. Of course, we can name it randomly. Here we inherit JFrame and implement the keyboard listener interface. JFrame can be understood as a window program in Windows based on the event loop. We mainly use this keyboard monitor… import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.event.*; […]
Web page restriction removal code (oil monkey plug-in) can kill most websites and remove restrictions on copying, cutting, text selection, and right-click menus.
// ==UserScript== // @namespace https://www.github.com/Cat7373/ // @name web page restriction lifted // @name:en Remove web limits // @name:zh Web page restriction lifted // @name:zh-CN Web page restriction lifted // @name:zh-TW Web page restriction lifted // @name:ja ウェブのRegulations are relaxed // @description Kill most websites and remove restrictions on copying, cutting, text selection, and right-click menus. […]
When the java backend returns data to the front end, attributes with empty or NULL values are removed and certain attributes are ignored.
Table of Contents 1. Usage scenarios 2. Environmental preparation 1. Introduce dependencies 2. Entity class 3. Example 1. Do not return null value (1)Method (2)Test (3)Explanation 2. Do not return some attributes (1)Method (2)Test 4. Jackson common annotations 1. @JsonProperty 2. @JsonPropertyOrder 3. @JsonInclude 4. @JsonIgnoreProperties 5. @JsonFormat 6. @JsonUnwrapped 1. Usage scenarios During the […]
Removing abnormal data from Arduino – Wright and Grubbs criteria
Directory Wright criterion Introduction Grubbs criterion Introduction Arduino code implementation References Wright Criterion Introduction Wright’s criterion is a method for identifying outliers under normal distribution. The specific contents are as follows: Suppose that in a series of equal-precision measurement results, the i i i measured values x i x_i The residual corresponding to xi? v […]