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Note to self about database indexing
Do it.
Last night I wrote a script to mine some data which ran for five hours and ultimately failed.
Today I indexed one of the sizelier (I made that up) tables and the same script ran in one minute. Oh, and I threw in a try statement so it wouldn't fail.
Grown man sh*t.
SQLite to Spatialite magic
Oh man... this one was a grade-A PITA. Do you have a SQLite database you want to turn into a Spatialite database? Let me learn you. First, make sure that you have Spatialite installed. There are a million ways to do this — I picked the CLI because it's cool (and it's basically just a wrapper around sqlite3 with Spatialite statically linked). Anyway, all you have to do is open your DB with spatialite <your_database_here> and then select InitSpatialMetaData(); Boom.
More info here.
Export PATH (nicely) in .bash_profile
True story: I've always been confounded by Bash scripting, even simple stuff like modifying the PATH variable. I wanted to add a couple directories with binaries that should override the system defaults (like Homebrew-installed Python, Ruby, etc.) This was the cleanest way I could think of.
# List these in reverse order PATH=/usr/local/opt/ruby/bin:$PATH PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH export PATH
This will put /usr/local/bin first, /usr/local/opt/ruby/bin second, and then whatever PATH was to begin with. Nicer than having a big, long colon-fest. Er... you know what I mean.
Glob all but one file in Gulp
I wanted to write a Gulp task to clean out everything in my build folder except a bundle of vendor scripts, but nothing was working and I found the documentation on globbing in Gulp/Node/minimatch/whatever to be hella lacking. So after a lot of futzing and staring at this Github issue i got this to work:
gulp.src(['dist/*', '!dist/scripts{,/vendor.js}'])
Intuitive? Not really. Makes sense? Kinda. We're basically selecting the whole folder and then excluding the subfolder scripts and the file vendor.js. I'm not trying to understand right now. Computer wins.
How to load records into an Access form
When you create a form from a table in Access, it leaves you with few instructions on how to actually make the form load arbitrary data. This post had the right code to get it working. I had to tweak the reference to Me.RecordsetClone to point to a subform (so, Me.Subform.Form.RecordsetClone), but other than that it worked great.
Application windows are expected to have a root view controller
If you're using a storyboard in Xcode and get the error "Application windows are expected to have a root view controller at the end of application launch" when building, make sure the AppDelegate's didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method isn't trying to clobber the poor storyboard with its own window instantiation. It should just be empty.
From this forum thread.