How to print the full NumPy array, without truncation?
When I print a numpy array, I get a truncated representation, but I want the full array.
When I print a numpy array, I get a truncated representation, but I want the full array.
Just using kubectl as an example, I note that
The Arch Wiki on fstab specifies the options of / to be defaults,noatime, but on my installation the default fstab is created with the options of rw,relatime. The Arch Wiki covers the atime issues. What I am curious about is the defaults option. The man page for mount says:
The way I understand man avconv (version 9.16-6:9.16-0ubuntu0.14.04.1), the following command should convert input.ogg to output.mp3 and carry over metadata:
I’m having a problem where grep gets confused when the directory contains a file starting with dashes.
When I grep the man page of the find command for matches to type it returns a lot of search results that I don’t want. Instead I want to use a command that returns only the search results for -type.
I am trying to understand info who but completly fail at the term »non-option argument«. Can someone please explain this term to me in simple words or an example?
I’m looking for way to process shell script arguments that is cleaner and more “self documenting” than getopt/getopts.
Using add_settings_field(); i am able to add my custom setting:
This seams to be basic -but I don’t get it. If I query an option with get_option I get the string: [{"title":"Brand Primary","value":"#2185D0","_id":"627a0637cf178d93e50be224cc07cd6e"},{"title":"Brand Secondary","value":"transparent","_id":"017280d9ec94a585c2de0bee8f49d8fb"},{"title":"Typo normal","value":"#383838","_id":"ff77119a11466c8d7a0efd612109fe6a"},{"title":"Typo on Brand Base","value":"#383838","_id":"8a3c1eebb8067b37fc47fc505f44b8b4"},{"value":"rgb(255, 255, 255)","title":"Typo on Brand Active","_id":"66fe7ced-3ef8-4dac-92c7-568d604c2931"}] How can I change with php the value ‘#2185D0’ (Brand Primary) and ‘#383838’ (Brand base) without using this values by themselves (the … Read more