Questions tagged [boundary]
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How to get parcel or zipcode boundaries for display in map?
I want to add a boundary to a specified parcel of land so that it stands out in the map with a colored outline/border. In google maps, this is done using the polygon functionality if you know that path of coordinates to enter to surround the land…

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How to create zipcode boundaries in R
I am trying to create a map that has the name of the 'community' showing the boundaries of multiple zip codes. Data that I have is similar to below. Where the variable is the name of the community and the numbers are the corresponding…

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C# Missing content-type boundary
I'm using RestEase client library to make requests from one service to another.
The interface of it looks like this
public interface IImportService1ApiClient
{
[Put]
[Header("Content-Type", "multipart/form-data")]
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In vim, how do I make a custom word boundary motion?
As I understand, w recognizes word boundaries by splitting text into 3 groups:
1) characters that are specified in the iskeyword setting (alphabetic, digits, and underscore)
2) other non-printable characters (symbols)
3) whitespace characters
Each…

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what rule for creating an MIME boundary (for Mail attachments)
i'm using the PHP mail() function to send mails with attachment.
Therefore the PHP source contents an boundary to define where the attachment begins and ends.
So the question is: are there any ruels for creating this MIME boundary (exampt that are…

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Python: regex match across file chunk boundaries
Huge plain-text data file
I read a huge file in chunks using python. Then I apply a regex on that chunk. Based on an identifier tag, I want to extract the corresponding value. Due to the chunk size, data is missing at the chunk…

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In C, why can I see a value written past the end of an array in a different variable?
I've spent my spare time doing fun things for my personal joy in C these days....
But, I ended up finding out something interesting to me. I do not know why this result is happening until now..
max_arr_count_index is assigned depending on arr[5]…

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How to set my own boundary on multipart/form-data using XMLHttpRequest and FormData object
I have been trying to find out a way to set my own boundary on an XMLHttpRequest object when using the FormData object to append files to a request. I've seen multiple posts on this and everyone says "just don't set the boundary and it will…

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multipart/form-data without a boundary
Is a multipart/form-data request valid without a boundary? According to the specification when there are more than 1 parts then boundary is used to separate them(and this boundary should not be part of the body). I have a request where there is a…

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How to find the order of discrete point-set efficiently?
I have a series of discrete point on a plane, However, their order is scattered. Here is an instance:
To connect them with a smooth curve, I wrote a findSmoothBoundary() to achieve the smooth boundary.
Code
function…

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Nock + multipart form data = No match for request
I have a problem with testing my node application using using Nock. I record all requests via nock.recorder.rec, but among them there multipart request. I use form-data. This module put the boundary to request body, when i use function form.append.…

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Activiti / Camunda change boundary timer with variable
I got a special question regarding timer boundary events on a user task in Activiti/Camunda:
When starting the process I set the timer duration with a process variable and use expressions in the boundary definition to resolve the variable. The…

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Efficiently calculating boundary-adapted neighbourhood average
I have an image with values ranging from 0 to 1. What I like to do is simple averaging.
But, more specifically, for a cell at the border of the image I'd like to compute the average of the pixels for that part of the neighbourhood/kernel that lies…

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How to add a "hole" to a Circle Polygon (Google Maps API V3)
This Pentagon example shows holes can be added inside a Polygon: http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-samples-v3/source/browse/trunk/poly/pentagon.html?r=40
I would like to add a hole inside a circle.
Currently I am mimicking this by making a circle shape…

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What is the difference between --split-by and --boundary-query in SQOOP?
Assuming we don't have a column where values are equally distributed, let's say we have a command like this:
sqoop import \
...
--boundary-query "SELECT min(id), max(id) from some_table"
--split-by id
...
What's the point of using --boundary-query…

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