Thnx, same issue, this helped me a lot.
I think I got the reason why its not working the way everyone expects it to.
Barmar's suggestion was to compare the stdout of each examples, to see how each output differs from each other. But, I made something simpler. printf returns the number of characters it outputs to the screen. The same happens with wprintf.
So, I decided to test both of them, but also, I added a few more lines for a better understanding of the problem.
// Example 1
int n = printf("\U0001F625");
unsigned char *s = (unsigned char *) "\U0001F625";
printf("%d bytes %d %d %d %d\n", n, s[0], s[1], s[2], s[3]);
// This prints: đ„4 bytes 240 159 152 165
// Example 2
int n = wprintf(L"\U0001F625");
unsigned char *s = (unsigned char *) L"\U0001F625";
printf("%d bytes %d %d %d %d\n", n, s[0], s[1]);
// This prints: 2 bytes 61 216
// Note that the emoji doesn't appear. That's the output everyone is getting.
As a side note, I know I repeated variable names. I tested each example separately by commenting each part to avoid name conflicts.
Okay. So, why did I do all of that?
First, it starts on how the UTF-8 encoding works in binary level. You can read more about it here on the wikipedia. The table in the description section is an amazing resource to understand how the encoding works in low level.
I've got this output from C, from example 1: This prints: đ„4 bytes 240 159 152 165, because I want to see the binary representation of the number \U0001F625, which is 128549 in decimal. By checking the UTF-8 table, we get that it outputed a string of 4 bytes.
So according to the table, the unicode must be between U+010000 and U+10FFFF range.
By converting everything in decimals, we can easily see that 65536 <= 128549 <= 1114111 is true. So, yes, we've really got a utf-8 character of 4 bytes from that printf. Now, I want to check the order of those bytes. That is, should we mount our byte string with s[0], s[1], s[2], s[3]? Or the reverse order: s[3], s[2], s[1], s[0]?
I started in the 0-3 order.
To make things easier, I used python, and converted the s[n] sequence to a byte string:
'{:08b} {:08b} {:08b} {:08b}'.format(240, 159, 152, 165)
# '11110000 10011111 10011000 10100101'
In the UTF-8 table, we see that a 4-byte character must be in the binary form:
11110uvv 10vvwwww 10xxxxyy 10yyzzzz
11110000 10011111 10011000 10100101
So, that matches. Now, by concating the binary from where the u, v, w, x, y, z charaters are, we get: 000011111011000100101. In python, executing int('000011111011000100101', 2), we get: 128549.
So that means that the printf is really returning a UTF-8 character of the unicode 128549 or \U0001F625, and, I just proved that we can read each byte of that string from sequence 0 to 3, in this order. At least, on my PC and gcc compiler.
Now, to the second example, let's see what's happening. We've got the output This prints: 2 bytes 61 216. So, if we get a binary representation of 61 and 216 bytes, it is: 00111101 11011000.
What's the problem with this string?
First, if we attempt to convert it to a decimal, we get int('0011110111011000', 2) -> 15832, or 0x3dd8. But that's expected. We had a very huge number that needed at least 3 bytes, and now we got just 2 bytes. There's no way it can fit inside it.
Second, the problem also lies on the UTF-8 encoding. A character of 2 bytes must be defined as:
110xxxyy 10yyzzzz
00111101 11011000
It doesn't match. So our output from wprintf is not UTF-8 encoded.
So, the only explanation is that it must be UTF-16 encoded. Because from many resources, specially this one from microsoft, after all the question in the matter seems to be in windows, it states that wchar_t is to support UTF-16 enconding.
I attempted to seek what character the unicode 0x3dd8 represents, but I didn't found anything. This site basically tells that this unicode has no representation at all. So, it's indeed a blank character.
That's how deep I could go on this matter. By calling wprintf with L"\U0001F625", it converts that codepoint into a smaller number, which is 0x3dd8, and this character seems to be invisible.
Thanks â thatâs a good, detailed description of a common Spark Structured Streaming issue with S3-backed checkpoints.
Letâs break it down clearly.
Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: No such file or directory: s3a://checkpoint/state/0/7/1.delta
This means Sparkâs state store checkpoint (HDFSStateStoreProvider) tried to load a Delta file (used for state updates) from your S3 checkpoint directory, but that .delta file disappeared or was never fully committed.
This typically occurs because S3 is not a fully atomic file system, while Sparkâs streaming state store logic assumes atomic rename and commit semantics like HDFS provides.
Common triggers:
S3 eventual consistency â the file might exist but not yet visible when Spark tries to read it.
Partially written or deleted checkpoint files â if an executor or the job failed mid-commit.
Misconfigured committer or checkpoint file manager â the "magic committer" setup can cause issues with state store checkpoints (which arenât output data but internal metadata).
Concurrent writes to the same checkpoint folder â e.g., restarting the job without proper stop or cleanup.
S3 lifecycle rules or cleanup deleting small files under checkpoint directory.
You configured:
.config("spark.hadoop.fs.s3a.bucket.all.committer.magic.enabled", "true")
.config("spark.hadoop.mapreduce.outputcommitter.factory.scheme.s3a", "org.apache.hadoop.fs.s3a.commit.S3ACommitterFactory")
.config("spark.hadoop.fs.s3a.committer.name", "magic")
.config("spark.sql.streaming.checkpointFileManagerClass", "org.apache.spark.internal.io.cloud.AbortableStreamBasedCheckpointFileManager")
These are correct for streaming output to S3 â but not ideal for Sparkâs internal state store, which writes lots of small .delta files very frequently.
The âmagic committerâ tries to do atomic renames using temporary directories, but the state storeâs file layout doesnât cooperate well with it.
So you likely had a transient failure where 1.delta was being written, and then Spark failed before it was visible or committed â leaving a missing file reference.
If possible:
.option("checkpointLocation", "hdfs:///checkpoints/myjob")
or if on EMR:
.option("checkpointLocation", "s3://mybucket/checkpoints/")
.config("spark.sql.streaming.stateStore.providerClass", "org.apache.spark.sql.execution.streaming.state.HDFSBackedStateStoreProvider")
đĄ Best practice:
Use S3 only for output sinks, not for streaming state checkpoints.
If you must use S3, use a consistent storage layer like:
S3 with DynamoDB locking via Delta Lake (not in your case)
HDFS or EBS-backed file system for checkpoints/state
Keep the committer for your output sink, but not for checkpoint/state store.
Try:
.config("spark.sql.streaming.checkpointFileManagerClass", "org.apache.spark.sql.execution.streaming.CheckpointFileManager")
.config("spark.hadoop.fs.s3a.committer.name", "directory")
and remove:
.config("spark.hadoop.fs.s3a.bucket.all.committer.magic.enabled", "true")
This forces Spark to write checkpoints with simpler semantics (no magic rename tricks).
Make sure no two jobs are writing to the same checkpoint directory.
If the old job didnât shut down gracefully (stopGracefullyOnShutdown), the state might have been mid-write.
If the checkpoint is already corrupted, you may need to delete the affected checkpoint folder and restart from scratch (youâll lose streaming state, but it will recover).
There were several S3A + Structured Streaming fixes in Spark 3.5+.
If you can, upgrade to Spark 3.5.x (lots of S3 committer and state store improvements).
ActionRecommendationCheckpoint directoryUse HDFS/local if possibleMagic committerDisable for checkpointsS3 lifecycle rulesEnsure they donât delete small filesSpark versionPrefer â„ 3.5.0Job restartsEnsure only one writer per checkpointAfter crashClear corrupted state folder before restart
If you share your deployment environment (EMR / K8s / Dataproc / on-prem cluster) I can give you a precise config for reliable S3 checkpointing.
Would you like me to show the updated Spark session builder config with safe S3 settings for streaming checkpoints?
I had the issue where I could launch a browser and create a new profile but I couldn't reopen the browser with the new profile directory specified. I also found that I didn't have permissions to delete or modify the profile directory I just created. I had to restart my computer in safe mode and then limit the directory permissions to control by just my username (eliminating System and other admins control - which didn't matter for my personal computer) as well as limit the permissions of the chrome application folder (which was writing and adding permissions to the profile folder,) to just control by my username. Then once I restarted the computer normally, I was able to modify the chrome profile folders and properly launch and relaunch the same profile with selenium webdriver.
I can get this to work if I put the name of the organizer in double quotes. e.g.
ORGANIZER;CN="John Smith":mailto:[email protected]
I ran into this problem trying to install to the root folder of a drive. Switching my install folder to a different location in the Unity Hub settings fixed it for me.
However, I also had to move all my existing installs to the new folder and restart Unity Hub so it could find them again.
AVG( { FIXED [Player], [Match ID] : SUM([Total Errors]) } )
titleBarStyle to "hidden"
You should try the above code. It will fix the padding issue.
Was able to fix this by updating System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt to the latest version. This would require explicit installation.
<PackageReference Include="Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.JwtBearer" Version="8.0.21" />
<PackageReference Include="System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt" Version="8.14.0" />
And I just discovered the answer....
For some reason, the parent assignment operator <<- needs to be used here, e.g.
warnings[[i]] <<- w # Return this to `warnings`
Ahem... The issue was ALLOT calling for only 32 CELLS and not 256, as it had ought.
No idea why VFX Forth had no issue with that. Anyhow, now for calling 256 ALLOT, all is well with all four Forths.
I tried this, and the disk won't show up as an option. For clarity, I have a C4 VM with a hyperdisk balanced drive that I took a snapshot of, and then tried to create a VM from the snapshot. No matter what I do, or how I go about it, I can't seem to create the VM with that snapshot or a disk based on that snapshot. When selecting the snapshot, it tells me: "This boot disk source does not support gVNIC" and when creating the disk first and then trying to use that disk, the disk just doesn't show up. It seems I am going to have to create a blank VM and then hand copy things over. :-/
Great thanks for you help! Works like a charm
TMUX sessions are the way to go. You can have a tmux session not get killed in your VNC. You can always start where you left off
if you want to use "Publish an Android app for ad-hoc distribution",you will fail. there is a bug in there and will need to wait for a long time to be repaired.
so you would use "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/android/deployment/publish-cli?view=net-maui-9.0" instead.
if you do not want to waste your time.please do it. thank you.
I tested a little more and I used
(gdb) symbol-file program.debug
instead of
(gdb) add-symbol-file program.debug
And I see the same result now.
json_formatted_str is a string, and iterating through a string will yield the individual characters. You probably want something like for line in json_formatted_str.split("\n")
I've had the same question. Bigtable Studio is very limited and cumbersome to use if we're being honest. I gave it a shot and built something on my own. I use it almost daily and it's a gamechanger. I know self-promotions are frowned upon so if you're interested, just search for "Binocular Bigtable", you should easily find it.
To anyone landing here, I noticed that it kept showing "Transport Error" and no solutions worked... until my watch's battery was back at 15% (and higher). I couldn't find documentation on if this is relevant.
â But as soon as the battery reached 15%, the watch connected again. â
Maybe it helps someone else.
Maybe this can help you. It was an issue with Tahoe connection with PG. As you are doing an HTTPS connection it may be related.
For newer versions, the memoryLimit property is inside of the typescript attribute.
new ForkTsCheckerWebpackPlugin({
typescript: {
memoryLimit: 8192, // default is 2048
}
}),
yes I have testes the JS in the debug console. There it works.
After installing a DPK, rather than using the IDE Tools > Options > Languages > Delphi > Library > Library Path > Browse for Folder > Select a Folder > Add, is there a simple code to add the DPK name to the Library Path?
now with Angular 20 there is afterRenderEffect that can do that in one step
Just into this line put a boolean variable
if timeleft > 0 and noPause :
Next use yours event bottons to got it to change
And reseting your counter too.
Thank you both so much @derHugo and @Gerry Schmitz! Combining your suggestions (saving at periodic intervals and not only exporting at OnApplicationQuit allowed me to get the CSVs saved as intended!
In case anyone else has a similar issue in the future, I added in the following lines to my code to get it to work as intended:
Before void Start():
public float saveIntervalInSeconds = 15.0f; // logs the data every 15 seconds; adjustable in Inspector
At the end of void Start() (after dataLines.Add):
StartCoroutine(SaveRoutine());
Between voidRecordData() and void OnApplicationQuit():
private System.Collections.IEnumerator SaveRoutine()
{
while (true)
{
yield return new WaitForSeconds(saveIntervalInSeconds);
SaveData();
}
}
I kept the OnApplicationQuit export point just as a final export point, to try to cover any data that may not have been exported in the smaller intervals.
I found a solution before this got approved. This is what I ended up with:
SELECT
...,
(SELECT pi.value -> 'id' FROM jsonb_each(data -> 'participants') AS pi WHERE pi.value -> 'tags' @> '["booked"]') custom_column_name
FROM
...
I would recommend move this code:
var newEntryUuid = Uuid.random()
val newEntryUuidClone = newEntryUuid
coroutineScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) {
if (newEntryViewModel.selectedEntryType == EntryTypes.Card)
newEntryUuid = newEntryViewModel.pushNewEntry(card = newEntryViewModel.createCard(), context = localctx)
if (newEntryViewModel.selectedEntryType == EntryTypes.Account)
newEntryUuid = newEntryViewModel.pushNewEntry(account = newEntryViewModel.createAccount(), context = localctx)
newEntryViewModel.entryCreated.value = newEntryUuid != newEntryUuidClone
}
to a new method at your viewmodel do to you already have one.
And because you're already updating this value:
newEntryViewModel.entryCreated.value
doing it at your VM will be easier, consistent and testeable, because your logic will be separated from your view.
then on your button now you'll only need to pass the method as parameter:
Button(
onClick = newEntryViewModel::yourMethodToPushEntry
)
therefore your composable doesn't need to worry about manage coroutines.
you can launch it at your viewmodel using viewmodelScope.launch {} yes without the dispatcher because your method:
suspend fun pushNewEntry(
is already a suspend fun and its handling the need of move the context to IO Dispatchers.
Cheers!
Your issue comes from multiple parallel POST requests updating the same recipe; fix it by sending the full recipe in a single POST or chaining the requests sequentially so they donât overwrite each other.
404 happens because Spring Boot handles /login instead of Angular.
Dev: use useHash: true ===> /#/login Prod: add in Spring Boot:
@GetMapping("/{path:[^\\.]*}") public String forward() { return "forward:/index.html"; }
Updated image:
Updated code, which includes some key functionality that is debatable not 'minimal' but debatably is minimal if we want to have something that mimics the functionality of a combo box as in the initial question, including:
collapseOthers - when any item is expanded, collapse all others (except its ancestry), to save real estate
show full hierarchy of the hovered item in real time
also show 'data' (stored in UserRole) of hovered item in real time
populate from a list of (child,parent) tuples, each item being a string of '<displayText|data>'
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import (
QApplication, QWidget, QHBoxLayout, QVBoxLayout, QTreeView,QMainWindow,QPushButton,QDialog,QLabel
)
from PyQt5.QtGui import QStandardItemModel, QStandardItem, QFontMetrics
from PyQt5.QtCore import QModelIndex,Qt,QPoint,QTimer
class MyPopup(QDialog):
def __init__(self, parent=None):
super().__init__(parent)
self.parent=parent
# Create the TreeView for the dropdown popup
self.tree_view = QTreeView(self)
self.tree_view.setHeaderHidden(True) # Hide the header to look like a simple tree
self.tree_view.setSelectionMode(QTreeView.SingleSelection)
self.tree_view.setEditTriggers(QTreeView.NoEditTriggers)
self.tree_view.setExpandsOnDoubleClick(False)
self.tree_view.setAnimated(True)
self.tree_view.setFixedHeight(300)
# Create a model for the tree view
self.model = QStandardItemModel()
self.tree_view.setModel(self.model)
self.tree_view.entered.connect(self.enteredCB)
self.tree_view.clicked.connect(self.clickedCB)
self.tree_view.expanded.connect(self.expandedCB)
self.setWindowTitle("Popup Dialog")
self.setWindowFlags(Qt.Popup)
layout = QVBoxLayout(self)
layout.setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0)
layout.addWidget(self.tree_view)
self.setLayout(layout)
self.tree_view.setMouseTracking(True)
# blockPopup: don't try to show the popup for a quarter second after it's been closed;
# this allows a second click on the button to close the popup, in the same
# manner as for a combo box
self.blockPopup=False
def closeEvent(self,e):
self.blockPopup=True
QTimer.singleShot(250,self.clearBlock)
def clearBlock(self):
self.blockPopup=False
def enteredCB(self,i):
self.setFullLabel(i)
def expandedCB(self,i):
self.collapseOthers(i)
def clickedCB(self,i):
self.setFullLabel(i)
self.close() # close the popup
self.parent.button.clearFocus() # do this AFTER self.close to prevent the button from staying blue
def setFullLabel(self,i):
# Get the full hierarchy path for display
current_index = i
path_list = [self.model.data(i)]
while current_index.parent().isValid():
parent_index = current_index.parent()
parent_text = self.model.data(parent_index)
path_list.insert(0, parent_text)
current_index = parent_index
# Join path with a separator and set the text
self.parent.button.setText(' > '.join(path_list))
self.parent.label.setText('selected ID: '+self.model.data(i,Qt.UserRole))
# recursive population code taken from https://stackoverflow.com/a/53747062/3577105
# add code to alphabetize within each branch
def fill_model_from_json(self,parent, d):
if isinstance(d, dict):
for k, v in sorted(d.items(),key=lambda item: item[0].lower()): # case insensitive alphabetical sort by key
[title,id]=k.split('|')
child = QStandardItem(title)
child.setData(id,Qt.UserRole)
parent.appendRow(child)
self.fill_model_from_json(child, v)
elif isinstance(d, list):
for v in d:
self.fill_model_from_json(parent, v)
else:
parent.appendRow(QStandardItem(str(d)))
# adapted from https://stackoverflow.com/a/45461474/3577105
# hierFromList: given a list of (child,parent) tuples, returns a nested dict of key=name, val=dict of children
def hierFromList(self,lst):
# Build a directed graph and a list of all names that have no parent
graph = {name: set() for tup in lst for name in tup}
has_parent = {name: False for tup in lst for name in tup}
for child,parent in lst:
graph[parent].add(child)
has_parent[child] = True
# All names that have absolutely no parent:
roots = [name for name, parents in has_parent.items() if not parents]
# traversal of the graph (doesn't care about duplicates and cycles)
def traverse(hierarchy, graph, names):
for name in names:
hierarchy[name] = traverse({}, graph, graph[name])
return hierarchy
idHier=traverse({}, graph, roots)['Top|Top']
return idHier
def populate(self,tuples):
# Populates the tree model from a list of (child,parent) tuples of text|ID strings
self.model.clear()
# make sure <Top Level> is always the first (and possibly only) entry
topLevelItem=QStandardItem('<Top Level>')
topLevelItem.setData('0',Qt.UserRole) # UserRole is used to store folder ID; use a dummy value here
self.model.appendRow(topLevelItem)
data=self.hierFromList(tuples)
self.fill_model_from_json(self.model.invisibleRootItem(),data)
# collapse all other indeces, from all levels of nesting, except for ancestors of the index in question
def collapseOthers(self,expandedIndex):
QApplication.processEvents()
print('collapse_others called: expandedIndex='+str(expandedIndex))
ancesterIndices=[]
parent=expandedIndex.parent() # returns a new QModelIndex instance if there are no parents
while parent.isValid():
ancesterIndices.append(parent)
parent=parent.parent() # ascend and recurse while valid (new QModelIndex instance if there are no parents)
def _collapse_recursive(parent_index: QModelIndex,sp=' '):
for row in range(self.model.rowCount(parent_index)):
index = self.model.index(row, 0, parent_index)
item=self.model.itemFromIndex(index)
txt=item.text()
if index.isValid() and index!=expandedIndex and index not in ancesterIndices:
self.tree_view.collapse(index)
# Recursively process children
if self.model.hasChildren(index):
_collapse_recursive(index,sp+' ')
# Start the recursion from the invisible root item
_collapse_recursive(QModelIndex())
QApplication.processEvents()
class MainWindow(QMainWindow):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.setWindowTitle("Main Window")
self.setGeometry(100, 100, 400, 50)
central_widget = QWidget()
self.setCentralWidget(central_widget)
layout = QHBoxLayout(central_widget)
self.button = QPushButton("Show Popup", self)
self.button.pressed.connect(self.buttonPressed)
layout.addWidget(self.button)
self.label=QLabel()
layout.addWidget(self.label)
self.fm=QFontMetrics(self.button.font())
# create and populate the popup
self.popup = MyPopup(self)
self.popup.populate([
['aa|10','a|1'],
['aaa|100','aa|10'],
['a|1','Top|Top'],
['b|2','Top|Top'],
['bb|20','b|2'],
['c|3','Top|Top']])
self.popup.setFullLabel(self.popup.model.index(0,0))
def buttonPressed(self):
if self.popup.blockPopup:
print(' blockPopup is True (popup was recently closed); popup not shown; returning')
return
# Get the global position of the button's top-left corner
button_pos = self.button.mapToGlobal(QPoint(0, 0))
# Calculate the desired position for the popup
popup_x = button_pos.x()
popup_y = button_pos.y() + self.button.height()
popup_h=self.popup.height()
screen_bottom_y=self.button.screen().geometry().height()
if popup_y+popup_h>screen_bottom_y:
popup_y=button_pos.y()-popup_h
self.popup.move(popup_x, popup_y)
self.popup.setFixedWidth(self.button.width())
self.popup.exec_() # Show as a modal dialog
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = QApplication([])
window = MainWindow()
window.show()
app.exec_()
The full in-situ widgets are beyond the scope of this question, in the github.com/ncssar/radiolog development code tree as of this commit:
https://github.com/ncssar/radiolog/tree/44afdde291ec79cd8a0c08c8b41cd387e2174e2d
Was looking myself and it seems someone has managed to find and upload a document here:
https://kib.kiev.ua/x86docs/AMD/MISC/19725c_opic_spec_1.2_oct95.pdf
Sadly I could find no more official source, but hopefully this leads to a few more people possessing a copy for the next time it disappears. In the interest of better preserving it, I may attempt to somehow attach or link it here (though I have no affiliation with the site, it seems we were all looking for the same thing):
https://wiki.osdev.org/Open_Programmable_Interrupt_Controller
have you tested your select query in the browser debug console?
had the same problem, after deleting the browser cache, it was showing the child theme template
i found that:
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/108300/woocommerce-override-mini-cart-php-not-working
I think this could work:
template<typename T>
DataList & operator+=(DataList &lhs, T &&rhs)
{
lhs.reserve(lhs.size()+rhs.size());
for(auto &&data : rhs)
{
if constexpr (std::is_rvalue_reference_v<T>)
lhs.emplace_back(std::move(data));
else lhs.emplace_back(data);
}
return lhs;
}
When reading a Delta table, think of each partition as a task you can run in parallel. A good starting point is to set executors based on your cluster cores (around 4â5 cores per executor) and tweak spark.sql.shuffle.partitions to keep things smooth. Also, watch out for tiny or skewed partitionsâthey can slow things down even if autoscaling is on.
I had made a mistake in the IDT registry part, where I managed to switch the reserved and flags parts around, fixing it seems to resolve the issue
I don't know if this will help everyone with this problem, but I restarted my laptop and now I can open the project without a problem. There were also discussions about this issue a few years ago on Jetbrains forums, so you might find something useful here: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360010604480-WSL2-specified-path-cannot-be-found
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IJPL-2327/WSL2-specified-path-cannot-be-found
It's not correct that -1e9 is commonly used for initialisation, but you will see most of the time developers, including me, prefer as mentioned below:
CASE 1: Initialise with the Minimum value in case we have to find the Maximum value
CASE 2: Initialise with the Maximum value in case we have to find the Minimum value
This is an application across different programming languages, not specific to JavaScript only.
The 'self' in def irqHandler(self, sm): was a hangover from the full program where it was a class.
Needed sm.active(0) in the handler to stop the PIO running
Needed wrap_target() at the end of the program to keep it in a loop until stopped. Otherwise it just reran and piled up the interrupts.
Learn something every day!!!!
Google Takeout allows exporting your lists, but Starred list is not possible to extract. the only way is to scrape the google maps webpage.
I made a bookmarklet tool, and I am happy to share it with everyone:
https://github.com/irgipaulius/maps_scrape_bookmarklet
it will scrape the responses as you scroll through your list (works on all lists, including Starred), and you can either copy the JSON from the console, or export everything as CSV.
Readme.md should contain all instructions you may need.
Specify the path to compile_commands.json in .vscode/settings.json :
"clangd.arguments": [
"--compile-commands-dir=build"
]
In this example, build is a local folder in the project root directory.
foobar.add_css_class("bold-item");main.2019115661.com.dts.freefiremax.obb.zip
1 /storage/emulated/0/âȘAndroid/obb/com.dts.freefiremax/main.2019115661.com.dts.freefiremax.obb.zip: open failed: ENOENT (No such file or directory)
Little late, but to add on the lower(user), @Paul Maxwell gave a good S.O. link regarding this. And to add on top of that, Neon.com tutorial is listed in the PostgreSQL documentation as another source of documentation.
There, there is a section for PostgreSQL Index on Expression where it shows in a more "graphical" way the use of an index on lower(user) expression by EXPLAINing the queries
Excelente explicaciĂłn đ Me gustĂł la parte donde se maneja la validaciĂłn de complejidad de contraseñas con expresiones regulares, especialmente la posibilidad de ajustar los requisitos modificando los rangos del regex.
Para quienes estén implementando algo similar, también pueden personalizar esta lógica agregando validaciones de longitud måxima o verificando que no se repita el email dentro de la contraseña.
Si alguien busca mĂĄs ejemplos sobre autenticaciĂłn personalizada con Firebase y manejo de dominios propios para pĂĄginas de autenticaciĂłn, escribĂ una guĂa tĂ©cnica en mi blog (pueden buscar âBastianSoft Firebase custom email handlerâ en Google).
Hi @YabinDa and @cthulkukk, my suggestion, or rather workaround, is to apply regex.
Say you assign your table to object x. Then you can manipulate with regex-functions, such as str_replace_all(), the content of x. Employing your example, my suggestion would be as follows.
x <- kable(summarize(df.sum, group = "Experiment", test = T, digits = 1, show.NAs = F),
row.names = F, caption = 'Summary Statistics for Treated and Control Groups',
booktabs = T) %>% kable_styling(latex_options = c('striped', 'hold_position')) %>%
footnote(general = 'DM8OZ indicates the daily max 8-hour ozone concentration;
Daily_PM2.5 is the daily average of PM2.5; Tavg is the daily average temperature;
Prcp is the daily accumulated precipitation. The last column in the table represents the testing results of null
hypotheses that the treated and control groups are not statistically different. ',
footnote_as_chunk = T, threeparttable = T, fixed_small_size = T)
y <- str_replace_all(x, fixed("\\textit{Note: } \n\\item"), fixed("\\textit{Note:}"))
what is the difference between the default package and yours @amjad hossain?
I tried all of them, but they all say www.coolmath.com refused to connect. do you know how to fix this?
(I am using coolmath as an example)
Itâs normal â not a bug.
In async Rust, await changes how variables are stored, so their drop order isnât guaranteed.
If you want a fixed order, drop them manually:
std::mem::drop(x);
pack.start() is no longer available use .append() instead of that it will worki have fixed it by adding
implementation 'com.google.mlkit:barcode-scanning:17.3.0'
app/build.gradle => dependencies
Try this web-based app: https://textgrid-studio.vercel.app/
It merges tiers with the same name across TextGrid files. For your case, it merges two non-overlapping speaker tiers in one TextGrid file.
Google Takeout allows exporting your lists, but Starred list is not possible to extract. the only way is to scrape the google maps webpage.
I made a bookmarklet tool, and I am happy to share it with everyone:
https://github.com/irgipaulius/maps_scrape_bookmarklet
it will scrape the responses as you scroll through your list (works on all lists, including Starred), and you can either copy the JSON from the console, or export everything as CSV.
Readme.md should contain all instructions you may need.
Yes one way is using Over clause and Rank() to simulate with ties functionality:
select * from(
select Id, [Name], rank() over(order by Id) as R
from #tbl) A
where A.R = 1;
HTTPie is a popular curl alternative. It does dry runs with --offline:
$ http --offline www.stackoverflow.com
GET / HTTP/1.1
Accept: */*
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, br
Connection: keep-alive
Host: www.stackoverflow.com
User-Agent: HTTPie/3.2.2
After a bit of a pause on this issue, I managed to create another macro that inserts the non-breaking space into a caption that is placed below a table. This would typically be used for Figures that according to ISO/IEC rules have their caption below the figure, whereas for a Table it is placed above.
ActiveDocument.Tables.Add Range:=Selection.Range, NumRows:=2, NumColumns:= _
4, DefaultTableBehavior:=wdWord9TableBehavior, AutoFitBehavior:= _
wdAutoFitFixed
With Selection.Tables(1)
...
...
End With
Selection.InsertCaption Label:=wdCaptionFigure, Title:=" " + ChrW(8212) + " My figute title", Position:=wdCaptionPositionBelow, ExcludeLabel:=0
Selection.MoveStart Unit:=wdLine, Count:=-1
Set rng = Selection.Range
ActiveDocument.Range(rng.Start + Len("Figure"), rng.Start + Len("Figure") + 1).Text = ChrW(160)
Selection.MoveStart Unit:=wdLine, Count:=1
Compared to the earlier code I now use Label:=wdCaptionFigure or Label:= wdCaptionTable to set the label type. My question now is if there is a way to find out, for example via the Len operation the length of the generated label depending on the given WdCaptionLabelID enumeration parameter, instead of using Len("Figure") or Len("Table").
Thanks
Thanks for the attention, everyone!
Selecting the Local Config option from the Configs dropdown was the step i missed.
You can create a filter with this content : -author:app/dependabot AND is:unread
Your code is well written -
The issue may be in your "real app", if your server is standard synchronous server that runs with one worker - you are creating bottleneck, as your server can handle one task each time.
you send 5 requests concurrently, but your server put them in queue, and serve one request each time (even if your server is async). do you use time.sleep() in your server?
SSIS error Invalid Bracketing of name error
Example incoming source column is: [incl. Taxes (USD)]
Fix: [incl# Taxes (USD)]
When viewing the source the fields comes in as [incl# Taxes (USD)]
is it not doable at all without pgf?
Define a Fallback Locale. Media Entries need 1 image per locale (see image). If you don't set the Fallback Locale for 'uk' it simply returns empty. Other option is to go into your Media Entries and upload the same or different image for 'uk'.
Settings -> Locale -> Fallback Locale
After you set up the Fallback Locale there will be a little reference icon next to your uk media entry and the payload will have fields again :)
without fallback and separate locale image:
Thanks, @burki. Since i struggled a bit myself with referencing the certificate, here my working gitlab-ci.yml:
include:
- remote: "https://gitlab.com/renovate-bot/renovate-runner/-/raw/v24.0.0/templates/renovate.gitlab-ci.yml"
variables:
SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH: "${CI_PROJECT_DIR}/certificates/my-cert.pem"
renovate:
variables:
NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS: $SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH
GIT_SSL_CAINFO: $SELF_SIGNED_CERTIFICATE_PATH
You can try changing FormDataContext.client.ts to FormDataContext.tsx but still keep the "use client" at the top of your components. This shows that this is a client component, instead of the extension of .client.tsx
When using Firebase BoM , Android Studio won't highlight newer BoM versions because:
Manually check for updates
Verify connectivity:
For automatic checks:
add this to your gradle.properties
android.dependencyUpdateChecker=enabled
Install and set Prettier as default formatter then Create .prettierrc file in your root directory and put this
{
"overrides": [
{
"files": "*.hbs",
"options": {
"parser": "html"
}
}
]
}
It will automatically format when you save the .hbs file.
Here is a quick solution that you could optimize further:
pairs <- Map(\(x,y) rbind(combn(gsub(" ", "", strsplit(x, ";")[[1]]), 2), y), df$authors, df$type)
The list pairs can be converted back to a data.frame:
library(dplyr)
as.data.frame(t(do.call(cbind, pairs))) |>
count(V1, V2, y)
The issue with my earlier approach was that I was treating `DynaPathRecorder` as a **helper class**, when it is actually a **shared class**.
**Helper class:** A helper class is injected into the application classloader so that it can access all classes loaded by that classloader â and vice versa.
**Shared class:** A shared class is one that needs to be accessible across multiple classloaders. One way to achieve this, it should be loaded by the **boot classloader**.
In my previous setup, my `InstrumentationModule` implemented the `isHelperClass()` and `getAdditionalHelperClassNames()` methods, which marked `DynaPathRecorder` as a helper class. When the OpenTelemetry agent detected it as a helper, it injected it into the application classloader instead of delegating loading to the boot classloader.
In my updated setup, I removed the implementations of `isHelperClass()` and `getAdditionalHelperClassNames()`. As a result, the OpenTelemetry agent now delegates the loading of `DynaPathRecorder` to the boot classloader, which resolves the issue.
It is translatable, indirectly. The fields maintained in the Launchpad Designer or the Launchpad App Manager are only default values. The fields of dynamic tiles can be overwritten by the service, which returns the number (see link below). That means, that you could return the field numberUnit depending on the login language of the user (e.g. as text-field).
See SAP Help (latest)
https://help.sap.com/docs/ABAP_PLATFORM_NEW/a7b390faab1140c087b8926571e942b7/be50c9a40b504083a7c75baaa02a85fa.html?locale=en-US&version=LATEST
You can try vscode extension Terminal File Navigator (released on vscode extensions market)
This extension allows you to browse multiple folders and jump to the selected directory or copy the file/folder path.
đ Visual File Browser: Navigate your terminal directories effortlessly within VSCode.
đïž Multi-Root Workspace Support: Seamlessly browse files across multiple project roots.
⥠Quick Navigation: Instantly switch terminal directories using the side bar.
đ Path Retrieval Made Easy: Copy file or folder paths with a single click for terminal operations.
NOTE: It is still under development. You can contact me to report issues.
The "Using fallback deterministic coder for type X" warning means the type hint
.with_output_types((Tuple[MessageKey, Message]))
is being lost somewhere.
I reproduced this and found that the type hint is not properly propagated in https://github.com/apache/beam/blob/9612583296abc9004f4d5897d3a71fc2a9f052bb/sdks/python/apache_beam/transforms/combiners.py#L962.
This should be fixed in an upcoming release, thanks for reporting the issue.
In the meantime you can still use this transform even with the "Using fallback deterministic coder for type X" warning, it just wont use the custom coder you defined.
Getting the same error, is this still not fixed?
from docx import Document
from docx.shared import Pt, RGBColor
from docx.enum.text import WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT
# Criar documento
doc = Document()
# Função para adicionar tĂtulo
def add_title(text):
p = doc.add_paragraph()
run = p.add_run(text)
run.bold = True
run.font.size = Pt(20)
run.font.color.rgb = RGBColor(31, 78, 121) # Azul escuro
p.alignment = WD_PARAGRAPH_ALIGNMENT.CENTER
doc.add_paragraph()
# Função para adicionar subtĂtulo
def add_subtitle(text):
p = doc.add_paragraph()
run = p.add_run(text)
run.bold = True
run.font.size = Pt(14)
run.font.color.rgb = RGBColor(0,0,0)
doc.add_paragraph()
# Função para adicionar parågrafo normal
def add_paragraph(text):
p = doc.add_paragraph(text)
p.paragraph_format.space_after = Pt(6)
# ConteĂșdo do folheto
add_title("đ INSTRUĂĂES AOS MOTORISTAS")
add_subtitle("USO OBRIGATĂRIO DE EPI")
add_paragraph("Para garantir a segurança nas dependĂȘncias da empresa, Ă© obrigatĂłrio o uso dos seguintes Equipamentos de Proteção Individual (EPIs):")
add_paragraph("⹠Capacete de segurança\n⹠Calça comprida\n⹠Bota de segurança")
add_paragraph("O motorista deve permanecer sempre prĂłximo ao veĂculo, evitando circular em ĂĄreas restritas Ă s operaçÔes.")
add_subtitle("CIRCULAĂĂO E CONDUTA")
add_paragraph("⹠à proibido o trùnsito de motoristas e acompanhantes em åreas operacionais sem autorização.\n"
"âą Caso haja familiar ou terceiro acompanhando o motorista, nĂŁo Ă© permitido que circule nas dependĂȘncias da empresa.\n"
"⹠Roupas inadequadas (bermudas, chinelos, camisetas regatas, etc.) não são permitidas nas åreas de operação.\n"
"⹠Mantenha uma postura segura e siga sempre as orientaçÔes da equipe da empresa.")
add_subtitle("BANHEIRO PARA USO DE TERCEIROS")
add_paragraph("Banheiro disponĂvel para uso de visitantes e motoristas em frente ao galpĂŁo C.\n"
"Por gentileza, preserve a limpeza e a organização do ambiente após o uso.")
add_paragraph("A segurança é responsabilidade de todos.\n"
"O cumprimento destas orientaçÔes Ă© essencial para a integridade fĂsica e o bom andamento das atividades.")
# Salvar documento
doc.save("Folheto_Motoristas.docx")
on Android 12+ not work.
there is solution?
There is another approach for a readonly direct override. @Mostafa Fakhraei did it via a data descriptor - value and a writable flag). There is accessor descriptor - getter & setter. It is:
Object.defineProperty(queue, "CHUNK_SIZE", {
get: () => 1,
})
Then the result will look like
it('should return true for chunk_size 1', async () => {
Object.defineProperty(queue, "CHUNK_SIZE", { get: () => 1 })
const actual = await queue.post({ action: 'UPDATE' });
expect(actual).toBeTruthy();
});
No setter and only getter to be readonly.
More details about the Object.defineProperty() including enumerable, configurable flags are here.
The process for linking an additional terminology server into the IG Publisher infrastructure can be found here: https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/FHIR/pages/79515265/Publishing+terminology+to+the+FHIR+Ecosystem
have you solved the problem?
I ran into some problems with python dependencies conflict when do the same thing as you, feel frustrating.
I found the issue.
By default, in WebInitializer, the setServletConfig() method should return null so that the application context is used.
Otherwise, if you explicitly point to a class annotated with @EnableWebMvc, you must rescan the components using @ComponentScan; if you donât, the components will only be defined in the application context and wonât be accessible to the servlet context.
This can make the logs quite confusing and tricky to debug
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Lemonade Stand</title>
<meta charset="utf-8">
</head>
<body style="background-color:white">
<title>Mission 002645</title>
<h1 style="font-family:impact;color:teal">What do you want to be when you grow up?</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color:coral">I want to be an explorer! I want to travel to the Amazon rainforest and find the animals and birds there. I want to explore ancient ruins and foreign temples. I want to brave the unknown.</p>
<h1 style="font-family:impact ;color:teal">What is your dream?</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color:coral">My dream is to travel to exotic lands. I want to try new foods, meet unique people, and try crazy things. I want to experience the world.</p>
<h1 style="font-family:impact ;color:teal">What is your plan</h1>
<p style="font-family:cursive ;color: coral">My plan to achieve my dreams is to get a good education. After I learn as much as I can about the world, I will get a meaningful job that can help support my travel expenses.</p>
</body>
</html>
am facing same issue
NSClassFromString(@"RNMapsGoogleMapView") and NSClassFromString(@"RNMapsGooglePolygonView") both are returning nil values
Environment:
RN - 0.81.4
Xcode - 26.0.1
Anyone finds solution please post here TIA
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This is the expeced behavior, when defining groups.
A generic sensor name is more of a broad category than a specific model. Think of terms like temperature sensor, proximity sensor, pressure sensor, humidity sensor and light sensor. You can find a wide variety of dependable sensors over at EnrgTech.
I believe the reason it's these exact numbers, is because of shadows. Shadows are part of the window, so instead of scalling the "fake window" up to fit the shadows (ehich are 8 left, 8 right, 9 bottom I believe), it scales your window down to fit them.
i have this code in my YML file you can try it
- name: Increment version
run: |
sed -i "s/versionCode .*/versionCode ${{ github.run_number }}/" app/build.gradle
sed -i "s/versionName \".*\"/versionName \"2.2.${{ github.run_number }}\"/" app/build.gradle
here's a shell script that you can run to wait for the build to be done
=LET(
_data, $A$1:$B$14,
_months, SEQUENCE($D$1,1,1,1),
_dates, DATE(2025, _months, 1),
_monthVals,
MAP(
_dates,
LAMBDA(d,
SUMIFS(
INDEX(_data,,2),
INDEX(_data,,1), d
)
)
),
VSTACK(_dates, _monthVals)
)
Hi have you found a solution for this issue?
I get the error - "Query group can't be treated as query spec. Use JpaSelectCriteria#getQueryPart to access query group details"
Ionic doesnât natively support smartwatch development since itâs focused on mobile and web apps. The Cordova plugin you found (cordova-plugin-watch) only works for iOS and isnât actively maintained.For Apple Watch, youâd need a native WatchKit extension that communicates with your Ionic app via a custom Cordova or Capacitor plugin. For Wear OS, thereâs no direct plugin; the common approach is to build a small native watch app (in Kotlin/Java) that syncs data with your Ionic app through an API or Bluetooth. In short, thereâs no single cross-platform plugin for both watches; youâll need native bridges for each platform.
So you need to intercept a login flow, block it, do some stuff, then let it resumes, without doing the authentication yourself.
You can try implementing a subauthentication package, which is basically a simplified authentication package.
You will need to implement the different callbacks described here.
You can find a basic example in the microsoft classic samples
onPressed: () { runApp(MyApp()); }
I tried to run this code. and got succeed
Use M-x org-copy-visible is the modern solution
Finlay we found where the problem was and it was WAF. I've found this when once the problem occurs on my working laptop and noticed that problem occurs only if I'm not connected to company VPN. Otherwise firewall was editing served files.
Thank you @Andrei for your replies.
Looking at the docs for pylint 4.0.1 there is no message and no check for unnecessary assignments like in your example.
I'd advise you to message a feature request to the creators of pylint.
Removing all the cookies (e.g. via Firefox / inspect / storage) solved the problem for me.
I doubt that it is ever really needed to have empty default shared preferences. Maybe you should explain what you really want to achieve.
If you only want to know if preferences don't contain any of your settings you could write your own isEmpty() where you check for bg_startup_tracing if sharedPreferencesInstance.getAll().size() is 1.
QSplitter.setSizes in the code worked well. But expect setting large values, for example, for me [350, 1] worked as scale 5 to 1.
I think your best bet (if you are set on this pattern) is to wrap your wrapper, providing the type hint again:
from typing import Annotated, Any
from pydantic import (
BaseModel, ValidationError, ValidationInfo,
ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler, WrapValidator
)
def wrap_with_type(type_):
def wrapper(value: Any,
handler: ValidatorFunctionWrapHandler,
info: ValidationInfo) -> Any:
try:
return handler(value)
except ValidationError as e:
# Custom error handling where I want to know the expected type.
# I'm looking for something like this:
if type_ == str:
# Do something
elif type_ == int | bool:
# Do something else
else:
raise
return WrapValidator(wrapper)
class MyModel(BaseModel):
foo: Annotated[str, wrap_with_type(str)]
class AnotherModel(BaseModel):
bar: Annotated[int | bool, wrap_with_type(int | bool)]
That will allow you to do what you want, but it comes with costs: your code is less readable, and there's now redundant information in your class definition. It might be worth rethinking your design to separate your validator into one for each of the expected types. Without a RME, it is hard to offer another solution. I'd be happy to help work something out though.
If it's any consolation, I am surprised this isn't something you could grab during validation. Consider delving into the project's source code to see if there's a contribution to be made!
It will only work if you have a named volume
correct. but you can specify where that named volume is stored on the host:
volumes:
appconfig:
name: myapp_config
driver: local
driver_opts:
type: none
device: "/some/path/on/host" # location on host IF driver:local & type:none
o: bind