dispatch

问题 For example I want to remove the dispatch: any here: export const fetchAllAssets = () => (dispatch: any) => { dispatch(actionGetAllAssets); return fetchAll([getPrices(), getAvailableSupply()]).then((responses) => dispatch(actionSetAllAssets(formatAssets(responses)))); } There are 2 actions I dispatch above, actionsGetAllAssets and actionsSetAllassets . Here are the interfaces and actionCreators for both: // Interfaces interface IActions { GET_ALL_ASSETS: string; SET_ALL_ASSETS: string; GET

问题 Applying Documentation to Multi-Dispatched Functions I am using the multipledispatch package, in a fashion similar to the example code below. I want to be able to see the docstring text when I ask for help(my_add) in the Python command line, but instead all I see is information about the decorator. Functools.wraps must be the way to do it, but how? I have looked up functools.wraps, which I'm sure is what I want to use. I have found examples of how to use it, such as this and this. But I still

问题 I am going to create a multi-turn dialog. I didn't get how it should be connected with LUIS models. I checked out documentation, but there are samples with only one turn dialogs. Also, I use Virtual Assistant template. I want to do something like this. User: I want to book a flight Bot: What is the destination? User: London Bot: When? User: 21st of September. Bot: The ticket was bought. The questions are what happens on the second step? Should I check out dispatcher? Should I add all possible

问题 As a follow up to this question about using different APIs in a single program, Liz Mattijsen suggested to use constants. Now here's a different use case: let's try to create a multi that differentiates by API version, like this: class WithApi:ver<0.0.1>:auth<github:JJ>:api<1> {} my constant two = my class WithApi:ver<0.0.1>:auth<github:JJ>:api<2> {} multi sub get-api( WithApi $foo where .^api() == 1 ) { return "That's version 1"; } multi sub get-api( WithApi $foo where .^api() == 2 ) {

问题 As a follow up to this question about using different APIs in a single program, Liz Mattijsen suggested to use constants. Now here's a different use case: let's try to create a multi that differentiates by API version, like this: class WithApi:ver<0.0.1>:auth<github:JJ>:api<1> {} my constant two = my class WithApi:ver<0.0.1>:auth<github:JJ>:api<2> {} multi sub get-api( WithApi $foo where .^api() == 1 ) { return "That's version 1"; } multi sub get-api( WithApi $foo where .^api() == 2 ) {

问题 I have been trying to wrap my head around the dispatch method, particularly in Django (please see code example below). However, I cannot seem to figure out exactly what it does. I tried to gain an understanding from the Django docs but didn't find them to informative on this topic. Per my understanding it is a listener that listens to all events happening on a page but I am not sure if this is the case? Thanks. class OrderDetail(DetailView): model = Order def **dispatch**(self, request, *args

问题 I have a method dispatch decorator with three registered functions. One dispatches on int , which works fine. The second dispatched on a custom type, also works fine. The third is also a custom type, but the Class is wrapped with the lru_cache decorator. (To make things a little more complicated, the class is instantiated in a roundabout way via a methoddispatch on the __call__ method of another class.) @lru_cache(maxsize=None, typed=True) class QualifiedInterval: # stuff that works Inside

问题 Meikel Brandmeyer wrote a post on dispatch in Clojure with the URL title Static vs Dynamic. He writes: Protocols are not the only place where we have a trade-off of static vs. dynamic. There are several places where such a trade-off can be spotted. He provides the following example of static dispatch in a protocol: (defprotocol Flipable (flip [thing])) (defrecord Left [x]) (defrecord Right [x]) (extend-protocol Flipable Left (flip [this] (Right. (:x this))) Right (flip [this] (Left. (:x this)

问题 I have a design question :) I want to have multiple servlets but I dont want to configure a new servlet with a new name each time and extend the HttpServlet. I was thinking of having a generic servlet which dispatches different parameters to different specific classes that are actually handling the request. Ex: theese two calls will be handled by the same generic servlet but dispatched to different services (classes). /serviceservlet?action=action1&param1=test1&param2=test2 /serviceservlet

问题 I have a design question :) I want to have multiple servlets but I dont want to configure a new servlet with a new name each time and extend the HttpServlet. I was thinking of having a generic servlet which dispatches different parameters to different specific classes that are actually handling the request. Ex: theese two calls will be handled by the same generic servlet but dispatched to different services (classes). /serviceservlet?action=action1&param1=test1&param2=test2 /serviceservlet