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Yes, I have exFAT. I'm using the RCMLoader dongle to load Atmosphere rather than hooking it up to my PC every time.

I think I managed to solve my own problem. For anyone else poking around, until inference gets further, add this to the docstring for each instance method:

 factoryName

Hey! Is there a way I can document a factory-style API in the current version of documentation.js?

Whatever I try, I seem to get member functions appearing separately from the factory.

-vaidya , Hi Akshay,

Could you please elaborate the steps for generating vocab.txt and vector.txt file on Windows. I am unable to follow the steps describe on README.

Thanks

suprime, I changed what I did and worked, use the following snippet:

def initialize(*args)
  super
  build_address unless address
end

this way works nice for add and edit, its not a final solution but can handle for now.

I did an workaround that worked for now, in House model I did

def initialize(*args)
  super

  build_address
end

it worked for now, but it will be much better if formtastic support it without this...

Im also having this issue, currently using Mongoid as database (but I dont thing its matters in this case...)

In my case I have an address associated to a model:

class House
  include Mongoid::Document
  include Mongoid::Timestamps

  field :name
  field :description

  has_one :address
  accepts_nested_attributes_for :address

  validates_presence_of :name
  validates_associated :address
end

class Address
  include Mongoid::Document

  field :country
  field :state
  field :city
  field :neighbor
  field :street
  field :number
  field :complement

  belongs_to :addressable, :inverse_of => :address

  validates_presence_of :country, :state, :city, :neighbor, :street, :number

  def full_street
    [street, number, complement].reject(&:blank?).join(' ')
  end

  def full
    "#{full_street}, #{neighbor}, #{city} - #{state}, #{country}"
  end
end

Im having the same issue, the address field only appears on edit form (curious, if I remove accepts_nested_attributes_for :address from House model, the form appears on new form, but the fields are not filled when editing)

Insert query DB::collection('message_template_db','autoIndexId:true')->insert(['template_name' => "emoji",'template_description' => "My emoji",'message_template_log'=>"null",'created_at'=>date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),"created_by"=>"sagar","status"=>1])

its working fine

Fetching from mongo db; db.social_template_db.findOne(); { "_id" : ObjectId("5b45ce62f631fc2566550011"), "template_name" : "my emoji", "template_description" : "My social media emoji", "message_template_log" : "null", "created_at" : "2018-07-11 09:31:14", "created_by" : "sagar", "status" : 1 }

when i exporting to response()->json(array);

id is not populating

"_id" => MongoDB\BSON\ObjectId {#796 +"oid": "5b517c6aafd5765f530f5342" }

How to fetch this one ?

for dd() its working but its not working for return response()->json(array("status"=>1,"data"=>$result));

can you told me what is the issues with this ?

Can confirm this appears to have fixed for me as well! :+1:

Here is the actual CLI menu I currently have in my code, but with all functionality and imports removed (as you can see, it's from quite a silly project, oh well!). https://gist.github.com/mroth/646c9b85cf2c3475c00b

This particular configuration generates the panic with a terminal width of 80 chars.

And here is the debug output:

$ cargo run -- --help
     Running `target/debug/termagotchi --help`
**DEBUG** fn=from_usage;
**DEBUG** exec=new; usage="[NAME] \'Optional name to use for your termagotchi\u{2122} (autogenerated otherwise)\'"
**DEBUG** fn=parse;
**DEBUG** iter; pos=0;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=name;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting name: NAME
**DEBUG** explicit name set...
**DEBUG** iter; pos=5;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting help: Optional name to use for your termagotchi™ (autogenerated otherwise)
**DEBUG** iter; pos=79;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** vals: None
**DEBUG** fn=from_usage;
**DEBUG** exec=new; usage="-f, --force \'Do not prompt before overwriting existing termagotchi\u{2122}\'"
**DEBUG** fn=parse;
**DEBUG** iter; pos=0;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=short_or_long;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** setting short: f
**DEBUG** setting name: f
**DEBUG** iter; pos=1;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=short_or_long;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting name: force
**DEBUG** setting long: force
**DEBUG** iter; pos=11;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting help: Do not prompt before overwriting existing termagotchi™
**DEBUG** iter; pos=70;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** vals: None
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=from_usage;
**DEBUG** exec=new; usage="-f, --force \'Do not prompt before abandoning existing termagotchi\'"
**DEBUG** fn=parse;
**DEBUG** iter; pos=0;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=short_or_long;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** setting short: f
**DEBUG** setting name: f
**DEBUG** iter; pos=1;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=short_or_long;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting name: force
**DEBUG** setting long: force
**DEBUG** iter; pos=11;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** setting help: Do not prompt before abandoning existing termagotchi
**DEBUG** iter; pos=66;
**DEBUG** fn=stop_at;
**DEBUG** vals: None
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=Parser::add_subcommand;
**DEBUG** Is help...No
**DEBUG** Using Setting VersionlessSubcommands...Yes
**DEBUG** Using Setting GlobalVersion...No
**DEBUG** fn=get_matches_with;
**DEBUG** fn=create_help_and_version;
**DEBUG** Building --help
**DEBUG** Building --version
**DEBUG** Building help
**DEBUG** Begin parsing '"--help"' ([45, 45, 104, 101, 108, 112])
**DEBUG** Starts new arg...Yes
**DEBUG** fn=parse_long_arg;
**DEBUG** Does it contain '='...No
**DEBUG** Found valid flag '--help'
**DEBUG** Checking if --help is help or version...**DEBUG** fn=create_usage;
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...true
**DEBUG** Too long...Yes
**DEBUG** help: Prints this message or the help message of the given subcommand(s)
**DEBUG** help len: 66
**DEBUG** Usable space: 61
**DEBUG** Longest word...13
**DEBUG** Enough space...Yes
**DEBUG** fn=find_idx_of_space;
**DEBUG** haystack: Prints this message or the help message of the given subcomm
**DEBUG** iter;c=m,i=0
**DEBUG** iter;c=m,i=1
**DEBUG** iter;c=o,i=2
**DEBUG** iter;c=c,i=3
**DEBUG** iter;c=b,i=4
**DEBUG** iter;c=u,i=5
**DEBUG** iter;c=s,i=6
**DEBUG** iter;c= ,i=7
**DEBUG** Found space returning start-i...52
**DEBUG** Adding idx: 52
**DEBUG** At 52: Some(' ')
**DEBUG** iter;i=0,idx=52
**DEBUG** removing: 52
**DEBUG** at 52: Some(' ')
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...false
**DEBUG** Too long...No
**DEBUG** fn=write_to;
**DEBUG** fn=short;
**DEBUG** fn=long;
**DEBUG** fn=val;
**DEBUG** macro=write_spaces!;
**DEBUG** fn=help;
**DEBUG** fn=spec_vals;
**DEBUG** Writing values
**DEBUG** Term width...80
**DEBUG** Too long...true
**DEBUG** Too long...Yes
**DEBUG** help: Display the short emoji representation for your termagotchi™
**DEBUG** help len: 62
**DEBUG** Usable space: 61
**DEBUG** Longest word...14
**DEBUG** Enough space...Yes
**DEBUG** fn=find_idx_of_space;
thread '<main>' panicked at 'index 0 and/or 60 in `Display the short emoji representation for your termagotchi™` do not lie on character boundary', ../src/libcore/str/mod.rs:1598
note: Run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` for a backtrace.
termagotchi 0.1.0
A virtual terminal pet.

USAGE:
    termagotchi [FLAGS] [SUBCOMMAND]

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

SUBCOMMANDS:
    abandon    Abandons your existing termagotchi™!
    adopt      Adopt a new termagotchi™ 🐣
    clean      Clean up any poops 💩
    feed       Feed your termagotchi™ 🍼
    help       Prints this message or the help message of the given
               subcommand(s)
    play       Play with your termagotchi™
    prompt     Process didn't exit successfully: `target/debug/termagotchi --help` (exit code: 101)
</main>

No problem with the delay! Thank you for all your hard work!

Updated with dev. The only real issue was the new Pluck class, which I think I updated correctly.

Let me know if there's anything else I can do.

Thanks for the feedback! I believe I've addressed your more technical concerns. Looks like there are some conflicts with master that I'm going to ignore for now but I'm happy to resolve when the design decisions are finished.