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CanCanZeng
CanCanZeng commented Sep 12, 2019

Describe the bug
The error is only one line:
SQLite error [c:\users\joschonb\development\colmap\src\base\database.cc, line 1209]: database disk image is malformed
My environment is windows 10 and I use the binary release 3.6-dev2 : COLMAP_dev_windows. My dataset contains 3172 images, and when I run vocab_tree_matcher after sequential_matcher, the above error appears. Both command lin

amitoved
amitoved commented Mar 5, 2020

hello,
under the slice_mesh_plane documentation, exists a cap parameter which is supposed to seal the opening created by the mesh slicing but this parameter isn't used by the function or by slice_faces_plane which accepts **kwargs by slice_mesh_plane.
Has this capability been removed?
Is there another function which does that separately?
Thank you.

bgeorge77
bgeorge77 commented Jan 24, 2019

I use this PDF with my students in a middle school. They have commented that they think the diagrams aren't big enough, especially compared to the pages from the orginal Byrne which I was giving them. Compare, just as an example, Book 1 Prop 13. The original is much "chunkier" (in the words of my students.) Is it possible to easily change the size of the diagrams, or would that require a complete

jypeter
jypeter commented Apr 9, 2020

I got lost again when trying to navigate the cartopy website!

This may come from the fact that some pages are listed on the home page, in the Getting Started section, but some other useful pages are not listed there, and you can only find them by searching the web site, or by visiting one of the pages listed in Getting Started and then clicking on the Next/Previous Topic in the

MikePelton
MikePelton commented Jan 10, 2019

So the very good news is, on Windows at least, we can now build Theia (0.7 for now) with VCPKG. The next challenge is that the Theia doc doesn't get built. It's in the repo as a bunch of RST files, so in a Python world you'd build those with Sphinx and DocUtils. If Python isn't part of your world, you wind up needing to install boatloads of stuff just to get the doc built, which is nuts. Can I

nioate
nioate commented Oct 12, 2018

Hi again,
I would like to create a bar chart and update the plot when some button (not within jsxgraph) is pressed.
The chart.js code contains the following lines:

update: function () {
            if (this.needsUpdate) { this.updateDataArray(); }
            return this;
},
updateDataArray: function () {}

As I understand and as found in some 'curve' examples, updateDataArray() s

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