This works beautifully. however, since I am adding some text to the concatenate, that text comes up also in the empty row.
Can you help me out please?
I am using this:
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(runs-on: ubuntu-latest to runs-on: windows-latest) try to run windows-latest hopefully it will work. Linux doesn't automatically add the ".exe" ending to files, because ".exe" is a Windows thing thats why.
Couple of years late for this question, but I got Gemini to write a spanner-orm for bun. It should work with node as well, but I haven't tested out w/out typescript native support that exists in bun & not in node yet.
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I''m not sure if this answer works in 2013 when you wrote this question, but in 2025, and for many years previously, you can restart conky by editing ~/.conkyrc. Then add a space somewhere and save the file. Conky automatically restarts.
std::string name;
int num1, num2;
// Ask for the user's name
std::cout \<\< "Enter your name: ";
std::getline(std::cin, name);
// Greet the user
std::cout \<\< "Hello, " \<\< name \<\< "!" \<\< std::endl;
// Ask for two numbers
std::cout \<\< "Enter the first number: ";
std::cin \>\> num1;
std::cout \<\< "Enter the second number: ";
std::cin \>\> num2;
// Add and display result
int sum = num1 + num2;
std::cout \<\< "The sum of the two numbers is: " \<\< sum \<\< std::endl;
return 0;
it would be great if anyone can help me to achieve this or maybe know a simpler way to load data from different views in one table parallel (at the same time)
Since you asked it this way, what I'm suggesting is a simpler way to load data from multiple views concurrently than the method you are trying to use. That's what you asked, that's what I'm suggesting. First in a comment, and now in an answer in order to better demonstrate.
insert /*+ enable_parallel_dml parallel(8) */ into mytable
select * from view_1
union all
select * from view_2
union all
select * from view_3
union all
select * from view_4
union all
select * from view_5
union all
select * from view_6
union all
select * from view_7
The above is one statement, submitted as a unit. Mission accomplished: it loads the table from the various views all at once. A lot simpler than using a PL/SQL engine to achieve parallelism.
Explanation: whatever "degree of parallelism" (DOP) you request (here 8), assuming the instance allows it and you have the CPU resources available, it will allocate twice that many parallel slave processes (two teams of the specified DOP each) which will divide up the work load at the block range level of the underling tables - a lot more granular, and therefore a lot more powerful, than dividing it up by the high-level individual view. It also parallelizes the joins and sort operations they might involve as well.
Further, this also enables "pdml" (parallel DML) which means not only the view queries are parallelized, but the block formatting of the segment being written to (the insert step itself). Space will be allocated above the "high water mark" (HWM), thereby bypassing freespace bitmap lookups and vastly reducing undo writes, as well as postponing index maintenance to the end so indexes don't impact the load step. This is the fastest, most efficient and simplest method of inserting data from multiple sources into a single table all at once.
Furthermore, since 12c, Oracle can run the blocks of a UNION ALL set concurrently, allocating separate parallel slaves to each so that each executes at the same time, rather than one after the other. Initially that required a special hint (pq_concurrent_union) but later versions make this the default - but only when it is beneficial to do so, which is mainly when your set involves distributed queries (to a remote database over a dblink). For most local operations, concurrent union is still possible but not really advantageous, as the point is to move the data the quickest, and that's already being achieved by the low-level parallelism of Oracle PQ/PX out of the box.
If for some reason there is jersey-client in your Eureka Client application's classpath, try setting eureka.client.jersey.enabled to false in application.properties of that Eureka Client application.
This works for spring-boot version 3.4.6 and spring-cloud version 2024.0.1
Myroslavs answer is the correct one! Just pass the Generated keyholder and it will be populated. As the last argument you can also pass an array with column names and get back multiple columns!
I was downloading an MPEG4 from the Internet Archive Digital Library and it played in Chrome. No download to be found. I paused the movie and found a 3 dot menu in the lower right. Top of the list "Download". Download of MP4 commenced immediately.
OK, it was not a issue with the library, nor the compiler. I followed @user4581301's advice and moved it to the compiled source (under the namespace instead of class) and it compiled fine. IDK what it was actually doing, so not much of a "answer", but if you run into a similar problem try putting it in the .cpp instead of the .hpp
What you have is pretty close to the best you can get, simply swap out each of the type hints for a pandas.core.series.Series to get the correct type hints. Here is an example implementation modeled after your example.
If the branch was not squashed and you have it locally: I would checkout to the branch where you have the code you need (branch-1) and there I would just create a branch from that one(branch-1 -> branch-2). I would then develop on top of that and then merge it (branch-2) back to master.
If that is not the case, just rollback to the point where you have your code and develop from that.
I have the same problem - the new cert does not appear under the "my certificates" tab, all the "all items" tab.
I created a Key on the developer website and downloaded it but have no idea how to install it - double click asks me to choose and application, drag&drop doesn't work.
The other answer is incorrect you can do this with an Access Policy.
In Zero Trust > Access > Policies create a new access policy, but set the Action as 'Service Auth'. You then also need to set an Include policy (this can be "Everyone"). Doing this will exempt applications using this policy from the default identity requirement (usually email OTP if you haven't hooked up an identity provider).
I would however consider adding some restrictions even if you don't use an identity provider via CloudFlare, such as only including countries you expect to access from or locking down to public IPs.
I got stuck with an edge case; I am running my app from Wordpress, with the SuperPWA plugin installed. This plugin comes with the option to offer 'pull to refresh'. This superseded all code-based solutions I implemented to stop this from working.
Only after a while did I think to look in the SuperPWA settings. Lo!
If someone is having this same problem and tried all suggested solutions in this post, I had that same problem, in the end it resulted to be that I was compiling Python libraries in my Macbook Pro with M1 Pro chip, that chip is ARM Arquitecture, and in AWS Lambda configuration I picked the x86 option, that was causing all problems, once I changed my AWS Configuration for arm64 it worked like a charm.
This is expected behavior in React 18 when using Strict Mode in development.
React intentionally runs effects twice (setup → cleanup → setup) to help catch bugs with side effects and cleanup logic. In production, the effect runs only once.
do the production and test tables have the same data mass? Have the environment statistics been updated? Could you provide the production and test execution plan with the ddl of the created index and the number of rows in the table?
To make your work easier, you can use Devart tools such as dbForge Studio.
was this ever answered? imageDate specifies the year and month in which the imagery in this panorama was acquired but is there an API to request past street view imagery and not the latest available?
I just ran into this issue using a pyenv installation on Mac. It seems like numpy.distutils is trying to import distutils.msvccompiler regardless of the OS. A quick fix is to go to the file:
SOLVED: in my ReviewCard component, I was returning one of two pieces of JSX, the second one was a fragment with no key. adding the key removed the recurrent error.
works pretty well. I run Linux, so it might still work for you.
[CODE]ps -aux [/CODE] should tell you the command that created the tmux session in the first place.
Also look to see if the command uses -S or -L... Use which ever flag that created the season, plus the path to your socket. Add session name, separated with a space at the end for good luck.
I have shell scripts set up my tmux sessions and it can be easy to forget the specifics. Tmux won't know to look somewhere other than the default without the -S or the -L switch on.
It isn't possible to reply to a modal with another modal, which is why the ModalInteraction type doesn't have a .showModal method.
Instead, your best option is probably to display an error message (which can be ephemeral), and add a try again button to that message, which then opens a new modal in response to the button.
I think the problem is in how we train networks. Each new piece of data would need to be incorporated in a larger batch of training data to be incorporated into the neural network and that takes time. It's not as simple as just adding a new piece of data
I think these logs are generated by some custom Request Filter/Interceptor. You should give a try to Tomcat access logs if you are using Tomcat Server, there are flexible and easy to parse.
If you are sticking with custom logging then I suggest you to identify pattern of logs
Each entry is of 5 lines, you may use line counter while reading the file.
First line contains Timestamp, Thread name, Logging Level, Class Name - Rest Request (Some sort of constant), These can be transformed into DTO fields if you split 1st line with Space Delimiter
Second, third and fourth can be split with first '=' found
Fifth line has also same pattern as of 1st, it can be transformed into DTO fields the same way.
My previous solution (memory access) was bad.
I checked: the mystery of fast JIT sorting is solved.
It's not about memory access — C++ handles that very well.
The key is function inlining. C++ does inline functions, but not recursive ones.
JIT inlines recursive functions for specific cases — e.g., for 5 million elements.
As an example: Java code where the warm-up calls sort(), but for a much smaller number than 5 million, and the 5-million-element sort happens only once.
The result: worse 20%-25% than C++.
Exactly the same as when I copied the class DualPivotQuicksort.java into my project for testing and wondered why it was no longer that fast.
To prove it: test Java code: call many times sort for small array length (for example 100) and once call sort for 5 millions.
I think you are missing an equal sign for the .FormulaR1C1 here is one Sub that should work:
Sub Macro12()
'
' Macro12 Macro
'
Dim i As Integer
For i = 1 To 64
Cells(i, 1).FormulaR1C1 = "=<Element Index=""[" & (i + 1) &"]"" Value=""0""/>"
Next i
End Sub
As @VBasic2008 pointed out, this should give you <Element Index="[2]" Value="0"/> in A1.
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Here is my poor answer.
I hope to help you by this.
This is a common scenario in Single Page Applications (SPAs) that use client-side routing (e.g., React Router):
When navigating via links inside the SPA, React Router handles URL changes in the browser and loads the correct components without a full page reload.
When refreshing or directly accessing a URL, the browser sends a request to the server for that specific path.
If the server isn’t configured to handle client-side routes, it looks for a matching file or route on the server and returns 404 if none is found.
Since Vite’s default dev server handles SPA fallback correctly, the issue only appears after you deploy your app to your own server or a production environment.
You need to configure your server to fallback all unknown routes to your index.html so React Router can handle routing.
For example, if you use Nginx (common in production):
You can add a configuration like this:
location / {
try_files $uri /index.html;
}
If you use Docker, please let me know, I will help you.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): please let me know
I know my code wasn't really nice, I just needed to simplify it to explain my problem. I created some nested loops and bit of logic and it seems I am now able to convert that JSON to my own classes :)
Really thanks for your explainations, I was already able to learn something new again. As I mentioned before I am pretty new in JSON and .NET.
Okay so I put your css inline with the html so I can see better from the editor and I don't see the problem can you explain the issue exactly screenshot of code in action
Most importantly, in your innermost loop, the while loop, you are setting k to 0 and then saving the current letter into index k of word, that is, in index 0. So you are always overwriting the same array element. With the letters e, v, o and l in order. So the final value is l.
When printing the result you are using the length of the array, so 25 regardless of the length of the word you have found. Since an char array is initialized to hold \0 chracters, 24 of these are printed before the l.
C++23 added several fixed width floating-point type aliases defined in <stdfloat> including float32_t. Note that float32_t is only guaranteed to exist in an implementation if the pre-preprocessor macro __STDCPP_FLOAT32_T__ is defined as 1.
For future references: you are setting the IMMUTABLE flag on the intent; it should be set on the pending intent. It really is that simple, and there is no underlying bug here, just a small logic error.
`if 'add'in user_action:
todo = user_action[4:]
todo = todo + "\n"
with open('todos.txt', 'r') as file:
todos = file.readlines()
todos.append(todo)
with open('todos.txt', 'w') as file :
file.writelines(todos)`
So ... this is embarrassing but I found the error and it was on my side. For whatever reason creating an empty web application with composer generates Bootstrap.php which reads services.neon, but cloning our repo generates a Bootstrap.php where all config files have singular names, meaning service.neon . For some reason. In other words I was writing my configuration in a file which Bootstrap did NOT load. After renaming it properly, everything suddenly works as expected, what a surprise. Thanks for everybody's time, I'm going to silently rethink my life :)
I want to forward fill the NaN in "A" column until all 3 columns are equals.
Using Windows and Python 3.13.3.
Use .ffill() for DataFrame
Do iterate for DataFrame to check 2 columns are equals.
Snippet:
tydf['A'] = df['A'].ffill()
for i in range(len(df)):
if pd.isna(df.at[df.index[i], 'A']):
# Check if B and C are equal
if df.at[df.index[i], 'B'] == df.at[df.index[i], 'C']:
df.at[df.index[i], 'A'] = df.at[df.index[i], 'B']pe here
two files need to use font icons in local and solve square boxes :
one:css that boxicons.css or boxicons.min.css
two:font that boxicons.woff2 or boxicons.woff
This is clearly broken in Visual Studio 2022, in Text Editor > C# > Code Style > Formatting > General I disabled "Automatically Format" when "Typing", on "Return", on "Paste", and Visual Studio still reformats my code and removes the white space. This is the most time-wasting "feature" Microsoft could ever added to Visual Studio. I always have to reformat the reformatted code on paste. I wish I could charge them the hours of time I have literally wasted on this project over the last year undoing what Microsoft thinks is best for my code. It's also amazing to me to see how many developers complain about stuff like this and yet Microsoft ignores it.
@Aemyl is correct. Your problem is orphaned instances of Tk.
EDIT: I'm just using tk.Tk() here but the solution should be the same. Just use the ctk equivalents.
First you instantiate Tk here: self.window = tk.Tk()
Then you do this in submit:
self.window.withdraw() # hides the window
self.window.quit() # exits the mainloop, but the instance is still live
print(self.entrypassword.get()) # add this line and you can see that the widgets are still accessible
Then in show_main_window you start another instance of Tk: window = tk.Tk()
In logout, you correctly kill the new instance: self.master.destory
Then you create a new instance of LoginWindow, which starts another instance of Tk. But the old instance is still there, orphaned, because you never killed it. You just exited the mainloop.
Solution 1 - You actually want new instances
Easy fix. Just replace
self.window.withdraw()
self.window.quit()
with
self.window.destroy() # no more orphaned instance
Solution 2 - You want to reuse the first instance
Replace
self.window.withdraw()
self.window.quit()
with
self.window.withdraw()
self.user_input.set('') # clear the Entry
Use Toplevel in show_main_window:
Replace window = tk.Tk() with window = tk.Toplevel()
Remove this line: window.mainloop()
In logout, replace
login = LoginWindow()
login.run()
with
self.master.master.deiconify()
You'll need to handle closing the second window without invoking logout, though, or you'll still have that hidden window hanging around if you close with the [X] button. Add this line just after creating the Toplevel window (in show_main_window:
In a typical multi-layered application, the Model usually refers to the database entity (a class that is directly mapped to a table in the database). On the other hand, a DTO (Data Transfer Object) is used to transfer data between layers of the application, particularly when you want to decouple internal models from external representations.
However, some companies may not strictly follow this naming convention. For example, they might suffix their database entities with "DTO" or refer to DTOs as "models." While this isn't necessarily a bad practice, it can lead to confusion, especially for junior developers who are trying to understand the architecture.
Typical Flow in a Multi-Layered Application:
View (Frontend):
Sends user input and requests to the backend.
Controller:
Receives data from the frontend and forwards it to the service layer. It may also handle some light aggregation or orchestration logic.
Service Layer:
Fetches entities from the DAO, performs business logic, and maps entities to DTOs (if needed).
DAO (Data Access Object):
Handles CRUD operations and returns entities from the database.
Backflow:
DAO returns entities to the Service layer.
Service processes data, applies business logic, and returns a DTO to the Controller.
Controller sends the processed data back to the View (frontend).
In some projects, DTO mapping may also occur at the controller level. This depends on the architectural design and project requirements. However, directly exposing database entities to the frontend is generally discouraged. Instead, entities should be converted to DTOs that only include the required fields. This ensures encapsulation, enhances security, and prevents unnecessary data exposure from the database schema.
I struggled a lot with this, but for me it was something very simple. Just go to the Ultimate Member tab in the Dashboard, then go to User Profiles, and then make sure the target user profile has "yes" ticked for access to the WP admin panel. That did the trick for me.
EXIST HANDLER cannot be part of the procedural code logic. It must be the last item DECLAREd within a BEGIN and END block before any procedural logic code starts.
PostgreSQL treats all unquoted identifiers—such as table names, column names, and other object names as lowercase by default. This means that if you create a table or column using uppercase letters without double quotes, PostgreSQL will automatically convert the name to lowercase.
In production, Next.js doesn't detect new files added to the public/ folder after the server starts. That's why your uploaded images return a 400 until you restart.
Fix: Serve uploads from a separate /uploads folder using a custom server (e.g. Express) or Nginx. Don’t rely on the public/ folder for dynamic content.
I just want to add an important explanation concerning the response of @MattSenter.
The Servlet's dispatcher mechanism in Spring frameworks does the following behind the scenes :
When you add HttpServletResponse as an argument in your controller method as follows :
@RequestMapping
public String myController(@PathVariable someId, ModelMap map, HttpServletResponse response) {
// whatever the code here
return "myViewName";
}
It returns response (which is of type HttpServletResponse) without needing to write inside your method something like "return response". All is done behind the scenes! I know it's something that can be confusing for beginners !
If you are curious and you wonder how, please read the following :
When your controller method is called, Spring:
Injects the HttpServletResponse object automatically.
Lets you modify the response (e.g., set cookies, headers).
Spring takes your method's return value (if you have one) (e.g., ResponseEntity<TypeOfResponse>) and combines it with anything you've added to the HttpServletResponse.
Spring then writes the final response to the client automatically. You don't have to call response.send() or return response.
All of these mechanisms are called Inversion of Control (IoC) for Spring MVCand Spring Dispatcher Servlet's.
There has been work to make gcc use multiple cores, see this link: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/ParallelGcc, but it seems to be in internal stages, so not yet able to be used and also seems to not have moved in a few years.
But at least it has been tried, so your flag may exist at some point in the future ;-)
After implementing a new antivirus solution at our company, the same problem occurs.
Analysis revealed that the antivirus program was opening files in Share Mode: Read, Write, Delete. That means every other program can make what it want on the file. BUT: This is only true, if these other programs like iscc.exe opens the file also with ShareMode: Read.
It seams, that iscc.exe opens the file a few times with the correct mode ShareMode: Read, but now and then with ShareMode: None. This will be immediately answered by Windows with "SHARING VIOLATION". This is shown in Process Monitor clearly.
So how can I create a request to Inno Setup to check this issue?
Btw:
It's a bit of a race condition and occurs only if a lot of anti virus modules (of the same anti-virus-business solution) are running. A similar mistake was in mt.exe of Microsoft, but newer versions of Microsoft Visual Studio uses link.exe instead of mt.exe for embedding the manifest in the executables.
So I think it's a problem in the tools and not in the anti-virus-program. Exceptions in the ant-virus configuration are not really an option because it is company-wide managed.
Alright bro, here’s the deal—Microsoft.JavaScript.NodeApi.Generator isn’t playing nice when it comes to delegates inside interfaces. Basically, when you try to export an interface with [JSExport], the tool doesn’t automatically generate the marshalling code needed for those delegates. It’s a known issue, so if your code’s throwing errors, it’s not just you—it’s how the code generation works (or doesn’t work) with delegates used as parameters or return types in interface methods. Hope that helps, man! Lemme know if you need more clarity.
Maybe removing them from the "internal" test group and adding them to an external test group would solve that, as then you'd have to manually submit the app to external groups once you deem it's ready (which has to be after it's finished processing).
Alternatively, maybe actually embrace the automation? When submitting, already send the changelog that build should have and once it finishes processing, it will be automatically sent to your internal users but this time it will actually be ready :)? Would that work for you?
If you have more complex things that you need to adjust other than just adding a changelog (e.g. changes in your server, update remote config/feature flags, etc), you could leverage a custom webhook (which Apple doesn't provide, so you'd have to rely on services like Statused) and have your server perform those changes automatically when it receives a webhook event that the build finished processing
