in powershell, put the data into a variable, then you can do anything with it

write-host,out-host, write-file into a text file, whatever. you struggle because you're using "old thinking". took me a while to get out of that mode. stop using >>. thats not real powershell. do better!

I had this same problem and appreciated a way to fix it, but it didn't solve the problem on a global scale. So, after doing the clear contents and all, I tested if it would work going forward by adding a new column. It did seem to prevent new columns from having this problem, which is lovely. However, I didn't want to have this happen ever again, and I use calculated columns a lot. When testing, a little box appeared floating just below the column header. When clicked, it had several options to control the Autocorrect behavior.

If you open AutoCorrect options, on the AutoFormat as You Type tab, the last item (in 365) is "Fill formulas in tables to create calculated columns." Unchecking this should prevent the creation of columns with unintended formulas. You can also access the options by clicking the following steps: File tab, Options at the bottom of the list, Proofing in the popout menu, the AutoCorrect options under the AutoCorrect Options header.

I'm adding this note simply because I would never have guessed AutoCorrect was at the bottom of this.

I ran into the same problem with IntelliJ’s terminal. The default theme can make some text hard to read, especially the pale yellow on white.

What worked for me was going to Settings → Tools → Terminal → Colors and adjusting the text color there. You can also tweak ANSI colors if certain outputs are still hard to see. Just make a copy of your current scheme first so you can revert if needed.

After that, the terminal became much easier to read without changing the rest of the IDE theme.

You don't have to code anything.

From the Google Doc menu, click on Format / Line and character spacing ->

Finally click on "Add space after paragraph"

Ta da.

maybe something like that ? (idea came from "C object'like struct using function pointers")

class utfCodepointViewWrap;
class utfStringViewWrap;

class utfStringViewAPI
{
  public:
  constexpr virtual utfCodepointViewWrap operator[] (const cpidx &aIdx) = 0;
  constexpr virtual utfStringViewWrap substr(const cpidx& aStart, size_t aCount) = 0;
};

class utfStringViewWrap
{
public:
  utfStringViewWrap(utfStringViewAPI& aThis) : mThis(aThis) {};
  constexpr utfCodepointViewWrap operator[] (const cpidx &aIdx);
  constexpr utfStringViewWrap substr(const cpidx& aStart, size_t aCount);

protected:
  utfStringViewAPI& mThis;

private:
  utfStringViewWrap()=delete;
};

constexpr utfStringViewWrap
utfStringViewWrap::substr (const cpidx &aStart, size_t aCount)
{
    return mThis.substr(aStart, aCount);
};

class u16stringView : public utfStringViewAPI
{
public:
  constexpr virtual utfCodepointViewWrap operator[] (const cpidx &aIdx) override { .... };
  constexpr virtual utfStringViewWrap substr(const cpidx& aStart, size_t aCount) override {return utfStringViewWrap(*this);};
};

I believe you are looking for CSS variables:

:root {
    --bg-color: lightblue;
    --primary-color: steelblue;
}

.my-container {
    scrollbar-color: var(--primary-color) var(--bg-color);
    background-color: var(--bg-color);
}

I am not sure if system colors could be referenced.

@KANISHK KHANDELWAL I have not heard from you in a few days. Perhaps you have lost interest?

So, I will continue using my own navigation code.

Let me know when you would like to integrate your navigation code with the test simulator.

Have you measured? If not, you just don't know.

Try specifying the 2nd generation execution environment. Your service is probably defaulting to the first generation which has faster cold start times but doesn't implement some Linux features like cgroups that nsjail relies on.

A fully qualified name is a name that is composed of a namespace, a resolution operator (::), and a member name. An example includes: TextLib::Text.

That is what bjarn said in his book "Principles and Practice Using C++."

The general rule is if you care enough, you benchmark.

Pandas' .read_excel() method (https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/reference/api/pandas.read_excel.html) has the option to specify multiple header rows, using the header argument. So if the first two rows are indices like in your case, you would specify: header=[0, 1]

I am aware that I can benchmark my current environment, that doesn't really cover the general rule question. I cannot benchmark future environments and so would just resort to using a general rule for development. On my current environment std::int16_t is short int and std::int_fast16_t is long int

In the History pane for a repository, right click on the commit of interest and select "Checkout commit" from the shortcut menu.

For more detailed information, see this URL:

https://docs.github.com/en/desktop/managing-commits/checking-out-a-commit-in-github-desktop

Have your issue been resolved? I have the same issue now.

Thanks,

Vivian

A quick workaround I found is to surround whatever you want to paste with quotes "". Then, it lets you paste multiple lines without execution, and you close with a second ". Although, if the text itself contains quotes, it will fail.

I opened image in paint, reduced the pixels and saved it as a .bmp file. Then inserted that file in crystal, worked for me.

I am trying to start ignite inside my JVM on 2 machines.
Code:

Path configPath = Path.of("ignite-config.conf");
String pathString = "C:\\work";
Path workDir = Paths.get(pathString);

IgniteServer node1 = IgniteServer.start("node1", configPath, workDir);

System.out.println("Started node1");

InitParameters initParameters = InitParameters.builder()
        .metaStorageNodeNames("node1")
        .clusterName("cluster")
        .build();
node1.initCluster(initParameters);

Path configPath = Path.of("ignite-config.conf");
String pathString = "C:\\work";
Path workDir = Paths.get(pathString);

IgniteServer node2 = IgniteServer.start("node2", configPath, workDir);

System.out.println("Started node2");

InitParameters initParameters = InitParameters.builder()
        .metaStorageNodeNames("node2")
        .clusterName("cluster")
        .build();
node1.initCluster(initParameters);

Conf file:

ignite {
    network {
        nodeFinder {
            netClusterNodes=[
                "node1:3344",
                "node2:3344"
            ]
            type=STATIC
        }
        port=3344
    }
}
ignite {
    network {
        nodeFinder {
            netClusterNodes=[
                "node1:3344",
                "node2:3344"
            ]
            type=STATIC
        }
        port=3344
    }
}

when I am trying to start 2nd node on machine 2 it is giving error

org.apache.ignite.internal.cluster.management.InitException: IGN-CMN-65535 Unable to initialize the cluster: Node "node1" is not present in the physical topology TraceId:ed46d1c7
    at java.base/java.lang.invoke.MethodHandle.invokeWithArguments(MethodHandle.java:732)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.util.ExceptionUtils$8.copy(ExceptionUtils.java:1027)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.util.ExceptionUtils$ExceptionFactory.createCopy(ExceptionUtils.java:873)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.util.ExceptionUtils.copyExceptionWithCause(ExceptionUtils.java:675)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.util.ExceptionUtils.copyExceptionWithCauseInternal(ExceptionUtils.java:808)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.util.ExceptionUtils.copyExceptionWithCause(ExceptionUtils.java:653)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.app.IgniteServerImpl.tryToCopyExceptionWithCause(IgniteServerImpl.java:543)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.app.IgniteServerImpl.sync(IgniteServerImpl.java:535)
    at org.apache.ignite.internal.app.IgniteServerImpl.initCluster(IgniteServerImpl.java:226)
    at org.example.Main.main(Main.java:38)

This ended up solving all my issues

public class BigImportantClass {
    public BigImportantClass(List<? extends MyClassBaseIF> stuff) {
        List<MyClassBaseIF> a = new ArrayList<>();
        a.addAll(stuff);
    }
}

@Ulrich Eckhardt

• You want to have polymorphic string types that use the different UTF encodings for representation of data and that share a common base class. - YES

• You want to write code based solely on the base class generally. - YES, most of code should use the base class, without caring about actual content

• You want a class representing a codepoint within such a string. You need that for both reading and writing, not necessarily in one class though. - YES, for codepoint the polymorphic was easier to achieve, so at current implementation, I have a base class and can use it as generic data type using pointers or reference to parse strings.

• The problem is with defining the class representing the codepoint in a way that is convenient to work with and that performs reasonably at runtime.

  NO, the codepoint code is optimized and memory efficient, it's basicaly a pointer with virtual API, most functions are constexpr so optimized at compile time, and the virtual function "pointers" in the memory object are rather restricted, so it's a fairly compact. The problem is within the API of the base class, that can only return base types, so

  • if I return them by value, I'll loose the polymorphism,

  • if I return them by reference, there will lot of conflict (not even speaking of thread matter, if someone do utfcodepoint&a=string[19]; utfcodepoint&b=string[20]; you modify "a" without noticing (the utfcodpoint reference returned reference an object within the string object) while you think that a will access the 19th codepoint, and b the 20th. Although the utfcodepoint a=string[19]; utfcodepoint b=string[20]; code will works, because the reference returned will by copy constructor/assing operator accessed and then a will contain a copy of 19th and b a copy of 20th. for codepoint the issue won't be much, but for string/substring, it will be a nightmare : to avoid copy in function, reference will be likely used so funct(str.substr(29,4), str.sbstr(18,5)) will certainly not do what expected....

  to rephrase the problem : I would like to return something that keep the polymorphic information but without the pointer/reference lifetime problem.

@Rawley Fowler, Look again. They are changing the cloned request.

Accessing a coverage report as a database is definitely possible, but it depends on the coverage tool you’re using. Most coverage tools output data in formats like XML, JSON, or HTML, which you can parse and store in a database for deeper analysis.

A common approach is:

1. Export the coverage report in JSON/XML

2. Parse the file using a script (Python, Node.js, etc.)

3. Insert the parsed results into a database (SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL)

4. Run queries to analyze functions, classes, files, or line-level coverage.

I think it must have to do with react-native-config
https://github.com/react-native-config/react-native-config/issues/856

Stern, D., Juan, S. J., & Dixon, B. (2023). Impact of the increased WIC cash value benefit on fruit and vegetable intake among low-income families. Nutrients, 15(3), 550.

mix-blend-mode cannot see the real page background once the parent has backdrop-filter.
The blur creates its own compositing layer, so the text only blends with the blurred layer, not the page. You will need two separate layers

• one element behind that handles the blurred background (backdrop-filter)

• another element above it for the text using mix-blend-mode

same issue here. looking for a feedback

@villaa yes I think you are correct. in my current understanding, the best-practices thing is an experiment that is not visible to all visitors/users. I think you can find out more here: Opinion-based questions alpha experiment on Stack Overflow

Your post is a great help, I am currently testing it so I can apply similar techniques to my code and although I have it working I have flickering textures.

Did you experience this?

I am facing similar problem in that I need to created a rectangular prismoid except with no base or top.

I can see that the textures are mapped exactly in the way I require, which again points me in the correct direction!

Thank you all, guys, Artyer explained everything.

@Artyer Oh, now I understand!! It's just a proxy server that will copy things from one creator to another! Thank you, bro, you're great!

sub-question; this post seems to be in some sort of nether region, is it because of the "best practices" flag? Should I try to post it as a "real" question?

@Turtlefight Okay, look, I'm sorry, this is going to sound silly, but I really don't understand it.
The compiler is responsible for doing certain things when using initializer_lists, so what does the interface do in the std we're dealing with?

@NathanOliver
Could you explain further? I mean, since it's about the compiler, what interface are we dealing with? It's useless then! And since I can't access std in kernel programming, how am I supposed to work with initializer_list?

Thanks, but actually, I found a similar approach. I create the editor while not visible, not worrying about the vertical size. Then, I can query both inner-lines and num-lines. I then increase the inner-lines to match the num-lines, and make the editor visible.

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I confirm the method described in my question.

Just by deleting users from a Cognito group, which is autogenerated from a corresponding AD group (app), members which are still granted access in AD will get re-created in Cognito as soon as they log in again.

Good point, I fixed it. Thank you!

I did not. I used the built-in OPEN, GET, PUT, and CLOSE statements; because, I was told they were faster. However, I just asked the AI specifically about binary stream I/O (answer follows). So, as best practice, I guess it is better to use ADO for binary output. Thanks.

For binary stream I/O in Excel VBA, the MS ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) Stream object is generally the superior choice over the built-in OPEN, GET, PUT, and CLOSE statements. ADO Stream is faster, more reliable, and offers greater flexibility, particularly with file handling and character encoding.

Is there problem to use older version of compiler and compile the files without modification? If they are working and no need of significant modifications (project update), why change them?

8000+ files? And you're going to change it all with automated tools?

Just how do you plan on unit and integration testing THE ENTIRE CODE BASE after you do that?

I had the very same problem when created a fresh new project with PhpStorm 2025.2

The remote libraries were downloaded using Alt+Enter but the bootstrap suggestions were not working.

Turns out I had to enable bootstrap and the other libraries explicitly from "Libraries" section of the settings:

After this, bootstrap and other libs suggestions were back!

Like @User explain, other benchmarks complete him response.

You can have another [here](https://benchmarklab.azurewebsites.net/Benchmarks/ShowResult/618246).

I am facing the same problem in that I need to created a rectangular prismoid with no base or top.

Your posts a great help and stumbled across it by accident. I have it working apart from the textures flicker, did you experience this?

I wish I could figure out how the new stackoverflow "reply" system works. But will use this for the moment.

@Artem Bilan, the thing is that setting the Class as String returns

{"action":"2_single","battery":100,"linkquality":232,"voltage":3000}

plus I would assume that having an empty pojo with a no args constructor (maybe this is where I'm mistaking) should still fire.

But even if not, the class had lombok's noArgs+allArgs+data. So it shouldn't be a problem (I really don't want to dive deep into understanding how

MappingJackson2MessageConverter

works.

For a test project. I will try to come up with something on the weekends.

Just in case: to prevent ReSharper from adding an empty line after <?xml ver...>, the following setting needs to be turned off: ReSharper | Options | Code Editing | XML | Formatting Style | Processing instructions | Blank Line after processing instructions. Maybe this will be helpful to someone in the future.

It's been a minute but
In Angular 19 this is super easy I wrote a blog post on it.
https://medium.com/@v.a.lubomirov/angular-added-env-support-quietly-dc8609495e9d

This is not possible using Clojure itself as it doesn't execute function calls until runtime.

However, a given call graph can be determined using static analysis with Clojure-lsp, which supports call heirarchy, showing both incoming and ou-going calls from a given function. If you're willing to write some code yourself, you can also use clj-kondo's analysis functionality to introspect var usages with specified metadata.

Yes apparently you need to call getConnector()

But you can't call it if you are using the EmbeddedTomcat class.

Instead you need to call getApplicationUrl

This makes little sense but seems to work

I think i can use docdash or ramda documentation page theme for JSDoc.

This online PHP Code checker helps with even a very large amount of code:

BairesDev

I have added this for other readers searching for help with PHP code. It does not answer the original question.

You could implement the sorting in Java too.

I also got same error, in Postman while checking the Route, so it is because I put wrong expiry in .env, I put COOKIE_EXPIRES = '7d', but instead of that it have to be COOKIE_EXPIRES = 7...and that's it!! Hope this will find you helpful!

I don't think that's possible, however what you can do is obfuscate the code, look at this page for example. I know there are libraries that obfuscate the code when deployed. Just look for which one suits you better. And you can continue with your regular logic of using tokens to auth users. No token, redirect to a not authorized landing page and that should do it.

Just print each field like this

print("StructType([")

for field in df.schema.fields:
    print("\t" + str(field))

print("])")

And then copy the output.

i get html, but it is not standard. for example it does not have interactive search.

If there are any other UI elements in front of the button make sure you disable "Raycast Target" on their Image component.

{
    width: auto;
}

You're welcome

It seems to be just comments as far as I can tell... Did running jsdoc without -x not provide you with useable HTML?

It does have an extensive test suite. Unlikely I would be approved to downgrade compiler options as suggested.

can you make the product controller where you hundle php slug function ?

If it doesnt work for you and it does this error:

Connection could not be established with host mailhog

Use an empty value for MAIL_ENCRYPTION:

MAIL_ENCRYPTION=

instead of setting it to null.

No you can't

When i make rss in my website i know what is rss

Rss is xml code not support html code

So no you can't

And for easy use wc3

I believe I found the solution. There was a third party program installed called SSMSBoost which had a setting called "Enable Transaction Guard" checked. Upon unchecking this setting the pop-ups seem to have ceased.

I choose the option for `Advice`. Now not sure if someone can answer. Can you check whether you have option to answer, or is it just comments?

1. Make a dataset (ex. SELECT 1 rank, 'a' name union all SELECT 2 rank, 'c' name union all SELECT 3 rank, 'd' name union all SELECT 4 rank, 'b' name order by 1) that contains the filter value and an ordering column.

2. Alter COUNT(*) metric in the dataset to MIN(rank) column.

3. Set filter option to sort filter values, then pick the sort metric from the filter's dataset.

4. 

You probably should add a value to "Root ID" setting for SS to know where to start. =)

re 1: yes, you can install clang on a system that has gcc, they won't clash

Mine appears in average daily. KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR is at the end of shutdown and it is not leaving a trace regardless after a boot option to stop with BSOD or otherwise it automatically restarts.

1. It is probably to be fixed by some OS update most efficiently. But after its reproducal is available but I cannot report it, it is not leaving a trace.
2. As a fix I wait until it discharges or doing a manual shutdown twice so at a second time again so it is minor if other parameters are ok.

I tried to set different virtual page sizes though it is of no use, it appears.

KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR BSOD constantly when testing code

https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR

No, there really is no difference between these two nearly identical implementations. One references typeof store directly when creating the RootState and AppDispatch types while the other references AppStore which is already typeof store. You can see how they are effectively the same exact thing, right?

They stop updating that Json table since 9/22/2025. Anyone knows other sources? Thanks!

@life88888 This probably means that the IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition offers many more additional features for working with Spring, such as Spring Debugger, showing endpoints, etc.

But for starters, the Community Edition and the method you described should be perfectly adequate.

https://www.jetbrains.com/products/compare/?product=idea&product=idea-ce

Based on their documentation it looks like the default is to output as HTML, but the -x makes it output as JSON to the console instead. I think if you use the normal output you can then upload that somewhere like S3 as a static site, and it should be pretty much what you're looking for.

P.S. The default output folder is ./out, but you can specify a different folder if you wish using -d

Currently , rtsp video link and mp4 video links are not in the flutter_vlc_player package . Use this ,

  flutter_vlc_player_16kb: ^7.4.7

this package working for that rtsp video links

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if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {
  navigator.serviceWorker.register('./serviceWorker.js')
    .then(function(registration) {
      // Registration was successful
      console.log('ServiceWorker registration successful with scope: ', registration.scope);
    }).catch(function(err) {
      // registration failed :(
      console.log('ServiceWorker registration failed: ', err);
    });
}

curl -X GET \
  "https://mybusiness.googleapis.com/v4/accounts/ACCOUNT_ID/locations/LOCATION_ID/media/profile" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" \
  -H "Accept: application/json"

Best
You can’t update the AWS Lambda function because the function’s execution role (or your IAM user/role) doesn’t have the required IAM permissions (such as lambda:UpdateFunctionCode, lambda:UpdateFunctionConfiguration, or related permissions on the execution role or attached resources).

I have the same issue wich only appers on Android with my PWA.

If anybody knows a solution pls let me know under [email protected]

Cheers!

import { signal } from '@angular/core';
...
const meta: Meta<NoteComponent> = {
  title: 'Shared/Note',
  component: NoteComponent,
  tags: ['autodocs'],
  args: {
    maxChars: signal<number>(200),
  }
};

I am using similar workflow (batch)

1. Invoke a cloud function using HTTP Source, and get the secret value from cloud secrets

2. parse the cloud function response and extract required token and Base64 attributes

3. Using HTTP sink, call a token generation api with inputs from step 2 and generate the bearer token

I am unable to achieve this and getting invalid request in http sink. @zahid khan/ others , Any pointers would help.

can i ask, why smart pointer as global scope is not recommended?

The problem is that sql developer is using sql java which u can see in sql developer by going to help -> About -> properties and search java.home

Now we need to use our own java version here and to set that we have to got to C/users/<username>/AppData/Roaming/sqldeveloper/<product_version>/ product.conf file here u can clear the complete file and set this

SetJavaHome <path>

Fyi- path will be till jdk version (C:/....../openjdk21.0.4) till this now restart your sql developer problem will be solved. To check that go to help-> ... steps mentioned above.

What does "not working" mean? Does it use the wrong colors? Does it change the wrong widget? Does it throw an error?

I did migrate thymeleaf projects from boot 3 to 4, and I had no issues. Only difference is the jackson with new package, and AOP dependency is changed. The rest is pretty much the same, not many breaking changes so far.

The Graph API seems to normalize all-day events AFTER they have been created. In fact when you create an all-day event using any timezone other than UTC, the FIRST response body contains that exact timzone.
But when you GET that event in a seperate request, all the timezone informations within originalStartTimeZone, originalEndTimeZone, start.timezone and end.timezone will become UTC.

So we might think that the timezone does not matter? It does matter.
The timezone information is instead "hidden" within MAPI values (singleValueExtendedProperties).

Please take a look at my detailed answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/79829561/20170669

Here is one I made. https://valido.site/

You can extract tables, data.. add calculations, add validations automate the whole process. Also supports cloud.

Runs locally on windows.

7 day trial

Just to add to Stevan's reply: if you're using Vite, any variables with the VITE_ prefix are statically replaced at build time. So if you build locally, the build will use your local VITE_ variables not the server’s .env. Make sure the correct values are set before building.

Set overflow : hidden on the parent container: This also establishes a new block formatting context, preventing margin collapse.

It helps me to preventing collapse

@rozsazoltan thanks for the answer. i just tried the suggested code and found it's not working

1. the types are wrong - lightningcss.Targets expects numbers as values
2. i tried to use targets option the way the docs suggested using baseline newly available and baseline 2023 to test the build, but it was not working

import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import tailwindcss from '@tailwindcss/vite';
import { browserslistToTargets } from 'lightningcss';
import browserslist from 'browserslist';

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [tailwindcss()],
  css: {
    lightningcss: {
      // did not help
      targets: browserslistToTargets(browserslist('baseline newly available')),
    },
  },
});

the problem is in fact in lightningcss so i just switched to esbuild (do not forget to install esbuild as dev dependency)

import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import tailwindcss from '@tailwindcss/vite';

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [tailwindcss()],
  build: {
    cssMinify: 'esbuild',
  },
});

@Ben Bolker, what would be the difference if landcover is discrete (eg 5 landcover categories)? Thank you. Cheers.

I have the same issues, but don't use Jetpack. Are there any other fixes?

Thanks in advance,

Regina

Here's what I do:

I would make a shortcut to where your VBscript is and use that* to run the VBscript. I don't mean to sound rude.

*It might not work.

Make sure these 3 libs are present in Build Phases > Link Binary with Libraries

A good reference for this is the Python Universal Feed Parser which has thorough sanitization based on a list of HTML elements and attributes that are allowed through, and excludes any elements that allow script to be run.

If you want a test suite for this, there is an extensive one for the allowed and disallowed attributes in the python project.

effectuer la mise à jour de spring doc vers la version 2.8.9 resout le probleme.

<dependency>
    <groupId>org.springdoc</groupId>
    <artifactId>springdoc-openapi-starter-webmvc-ui</artifactId>
    <version>2.8.9</version>
</dependency>

Dude before applying the accumulated gradients should we first divide the accumulated gradient by number by size of the effective mini batch / target accumulation_count . ?

Aren't you supposed to add a receiver for a notification? Update your Android Manifest.

// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a/79829404
// Posted by Bhavin Parghi
// Retrieved 2025-11-25, License - CC BY-SA 4.0

<receiver
    android:name="com.dexterous.flutterlocalnotifications.ScheduledNotificationReceiver"
    android:exported="false" />

<receiver
    android:name="com.dexterous.flutterlocalnotifications.ScheduledNotificationBootReceiver"
    android:exported="false">
    <intent-filter>
        <action android:name="android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED" />
        <action android:name="android.intent.action.MY_PACKAGE_REPLACED" />
    </intent-filter>
</receiver>

Not sure I understand the issue. Your concern is that glReadPixels will block until rendering is complete but I don't see how you can possibly perform any hit-test before the rendering process has completed, right? Or have I missed the point?

You can block it with while loop

<script>
(function() {
  const delay = 3000; // delay in ms
  const start = Date.now();
  while (Date.now() - start < delay) {
    // block html loading
  }
})();
</script>

I've found out the reason behind difference in behavior. RadContextMenu is a child of RadGridView while ToolTip is in a different branch build around PopUp primite so we access columns by Ancestor source. I've write a work-around based on this code:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/1759923

public class HiddenColumnsToTooltipConverter : IValueConverter
{
    public object Convert(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        if (value != null && value is Camera camera)
        {
            try
            {
                var window = Application.Current.Windows.OfType<Window>().SingleOrDefault(x => x.IsActive);
                var columns = ((RadGridView)FindChild(window, $"{parameter}", typeof(RadGridView))).Columns;

                ...

                return result;
            }
            catch
            {

            }
        }

        return "Nothing to show";
    }

    public object ConvertBack(object value, Type targetType, object parameter, CultureInfo culture)
    {
        return Binding.DoNothing;
    }

    public static DependencyObject FindChild(DependencyObject reference, string childName, Type childType)
    {
        DependencyObject foundChild = null;
        if (reference != null)
        {
            int childrenCount = VisualTreeHelper.GetChildrenCount(reference);
            for (int i = 0; i < childrenCount; i++)
            {
                var child = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(reference, i);

                if (child.GetType() != childType)
                {
                    foundChild = FindChild(child, childName, childType);
                    if (foundChild != null) break;
                }
                else if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(childName))
                {
                    var frameworkElement = child as FrameworkElement;

                    if (frameworkElement != null && frameworkElement.Name == childName)
                    {

                        foundChild = child;
                        break;
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    foundChild = child;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }
        return foundChild;
    }

I just had the same problem (again) and finally came up with the following command macro that takes care of the shell's piping symbol, even in more difficult situations as below

macro cmd_cmd(expr)
    pipemask = "--__|__--"
    @show expr
    expr = replace(expr, "\\r" => "\r", "\\n" => "\n", "\\t" => "\t", "'|'" => pipemask, "\"|\"" => pipemask)
    ex = Base.shell_parse(expr)[1]
    inds = findall(==(:(("|",))), ex.args)
    push!(pushfirst!(inds, 0), length(ex.args) + 1)
    exprs = []
    for i in 1:length(inds) - 1
        args = replace(ex.args[inds[i]+1:inds[i+1]-1], :(($pipemask,)) => :(("|",)))
        x = Expr(:call, :(Base.cmd_gen), Expr(:tuple, args...))
        push!(exprs, x)
    end
    Expr(:call, :pipeline, exprs...)
end

read(cmd`echo 'hello\nhello | world\nhello world' | grep '|'`, String)
# "hello | world\n"