The problem is that I don't get to fire the function only once. I've tried different solutions ( .on(), setting a counter, setting it outside/inside the window.scrollstop function) but nothing worked.
So I have somewhat recently gotten my first pokemon game in pokemon sword and after my first normal playthrough I thought I didn't know the type weaknesses yet beyond the basics when I figured I should know thrm pretty well. So I decided to do challenges where I use only one type for each run. For this first one I went with fire types. That was a bad idea.(Additionally I was allowed to have the preevolutions until they were able to evolve and I did allow myself to catch mandatory pokemon and that slowpoke back in wedgehurst)
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Luckily, after that my team was pretty solid Coalosal was tanky as hell and cood do alot of damage with rock type moves, plus tar shot helped to speed things up The Chandelure from the fire type gym could deal with normal and fighting types real well. Plus with flame body, willowisp, confuse ray, and hex they were a tank special attacker My Flareon and Ninetaild could easily putspeed as debuffers and a special attacker respectively Centiscorch was easy to set up coils before wiping out the teams And the last slot....did not hold my scorebunny. After Kabu, I kinda got bored of them since they just had attacking moves and I had that for my first run through as well. This slot was definitely pretty varied between heatmore and toarcoal.
Next was Raihan and....no he was not a problem in the slightest. I had sunny day on my Ninetails so he was easy peasy. The next problem came from....Nessa. again. With more water types. U was super lucky I only needed to reset once. That being said the same can't be said for the last problem.
Dracopult:not the hardest but when I first beat both of the other two problem mons I only had two pikemons and got shadowball swept. Not fun but not a problem with some good healing with hearmore able to be 3 shot by it.
I have a post-processing BPM running for when we issue material. It works fine for that. However when we return material from a job back to inventory it is throwing an error. How do I specify it only need to check issues and not returns?
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This is an issue that has only recently started showing up and seems to point towards something physically wrong with the camera/hotshoe somehow. The problem is any flash that I mount on camera only fires on the first shot, and doesn't on any shot after.
Turning the camera off then on again between shots is the only solution to use a flash currently, and it's obviously frustrating and not the most practical solution. Even then, the shot isn't properly exposed. I have the same exact problem with both the Godox TT685F and the Fuji EF-X8 speedlights.
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I have a flow that triggers when an item is created or modified in Primary list and accordingly updates the secondary list. I want to restrict the trigger condition based on 'two specific field values' - i.e trigger only when 'Product/Vendor' name is changed in Primary list. Since the values are dynamic in nature, I cannot hard code syntax like this - @equals(triggerBody()?['Product']?['Value'], 'XYZ').
There is an action called "Get changes for an item or file (properties only)" You can use that to see if a particular field was changed since the last time the item was modified. The flow will still trigger on all modifications, but this can help you decide whether to proceed or not. As you said since the values are dynamic there is no way to add a trigger filter.
Thanks so much @yashkamdar for the elaborate steps. I wanted a better way to control this so that Flow doesn't kick off on False Positive. In this solution - Flow will still fire each time when an item has changed for the fields I am not interested to watch. But seems like there is no other way to go around it?
AS mentioned there is a way to check to see if a particular field has changed. Or you can create a trigger condition that only fires when a field changes to a specific value. But to set it to only fire when a specific field has changed in any way is still not possible.
Yes, if you use the flow to track the previous value of the column then you can use a trigger condition to make sure it only fires if that column changes. But that requires that you create an extra column to track the previous value.
What I'd like to do is receive a signal from an accelerometer and in turn send a signal to a laser and a camera to fire. I need this to happen extremely fast (within 1-2 microseconds at most) because of how fast the airflow I am measuring is (this is for a shock tube). Because of this, I am trying to use an interrupt. But, I need this interrupt to only happen once and only with the initial accelerometer spike because the laser cannot receive more than 1 signal in a 30 second period or the core will melt (lol). Also, I am using an Arduino Due.
I've attached my code below with the detachInterrupt. My question is how do I get this thing to only fire once? Am I on the right track? Do y'all have any suggestions or can you please point me in the right direction? Thank you!
aarg, thanks! I tried this, adding volatile bool armed = false underneath my //variables that change, and it accepted it, but for some reason, the interrupt is still firing after the first signal is received. I tried to do 'if' statements earlier today, and it seemed like the boolean operators were only changing while it was receiving the input and then going back to the original value after I stopped supplying the signal.
So I tried Serial.print to check the status of "armed" and it only outputs a value of 0, false, while the arduino is receiving a signal. Because it's false, the output value does not change. What I'm not understanding is why it's only outputting when the interrupt is triggered? I thought putting the boolean variable at the very top, outside of void loop() made it a global variable?
Sometimes when you attach an interrupt it will trigger immediately, because the interrupt flag in the processor is set before the attachInterrupt() is executed. This could be triggering a spurious interrupt, outputting a low to the laser and setting armed to false. Try this code, which will only disarm the interrupt when the accelerometer input is HIGH. (Normally you would clear the interrupt flag immediately before the attachInterrupt, but I'm not familiar with the DUE and not sure of the exact command for that particular board);
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I have a numerical control in a tab control. Both of them have their own "mouse-down" events in a while loop. But when I click the numerical control, instead of firing the numerical control event only, both of these two events fired.
Now the Tab event will fire after the numeric event, but discarding will not work so you need to pass a true boolean into a shift register to alert the tab event case that the click was inside the control.
Inside the Tab event put a case structure and do nothing (or whatever you want) when the boolean is true. The only trick is to make sure you pass the shift register value through any event cases which may come between the two (not likely to be many), otherwise the use default works.
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