One can solve this problem with LibreOffice 24.2.7.2 420(Build:2).
On the command line type the following
libreoffice --convert-to pdf document.pages
This will create a file called document.pdf on the same folder. You can also do a batch conversion by using wildcard characters for filename matching as follows
libreoffice --convert-to pdf *.pages
In any case please verify with the documentation of the libreoffice CLI in case of any updates for changes or type libreoffice --help
On Windows 11 (build 22000 and later) you can call GetMachineTypeAttributes API with appropriate image machine constant. If the function succeeds, it tells you in which modes such code can run. For applications (user mode) we are interested in the lowest bit.
Interesting bit: In latest versions of Windows the ARMNT (32-bit ARM) is no longer available. Future ARM CPUs are dropping it, so is Windows.
On older Windows than Windows 11, all non-native architectures run under WoW64, so you can check using IsWow64GuestMachineSupported API.
i can only help you with the closing the window part (put the code in a game loop and make sure you import "sys"):
for event in pygame.event.get(): #loop for every event currently triggering
if event.type == pygame.QUIT: #if the events contain "QUIT"
pygame.quit() #close the pygame window
sys.exit() #fully stop the program
The SQLCODE -927 indicates that the application is attempting to execute a DB2 SQL statement, but the required DB2 environment is not properly initialized. Ensure that the IMS and DB2 subsystems are correctly configured to work together, and verify that the application is properly linked with the DB2 attachment module (DSNELI). Additionally, check the JCL to confirm that the appropriate DB2 region or plan is specified and active before the program executes the DB2 module.
Thanks to @ixSci for asking the good question that lead me on the path:
My Core library that was linking to the INTERFACE library did not have any source files in it, only other headers, so there was no compilation output. This causes either CMake or VS (not sure which) to not bring in the additional include directories. Once I added an empty TestSource.cpp into Core and ran CMake again, the include directories appear in the project properties as I expect and I can #include the headers in my files.
As Zeke Lu suggested use ShouldBindBodyWith(¶m, binding.JSON) instead.
I had a similar problem where I had to bind json twice, first in authorization layer, then the final context layer. I used ShouldBindJSON, and it returned EOF.
When Jenkins runs the tests, the paths in the generated report might be relative or incorrect, causing the browser to fail to load the images.
Jenkins reports likely are done from differences in how file paths are resolved or accessed between your local environment and the Jenkins.
make sure the paths in the Jenkins report are absolute paths or URLs accessible from the Jenkins server itself. otherwise, you need to change your code to generate absolute paths. Also, ensure the Reports/screenshots folder is included in the artifacts.
update your ensure_screenshot_folder method to print the folder path for debugging, i.e: print(f"Screenshots folder: {screenshots_folder}")
Run the Jenkins job and check the logs, is it created as expected?
As per the code you shared, you are using basic and minimal features of the package(react-router-dom)
You will be able to differentiate when you start using loader, actions and many other properties in your routing definition.
To make myself clear:
Example (for understanding only)
{
path: ':eventId',
id: 'event-detail',
loader: eventDetail,
children: [
{
// path: '', // if I use empty path my action(deleteEvent) will not work
index: true, // I need to use this, then my action will work
element: <EventDetailPage />,
action: deleteEvent
},
{
path: ':edit',
element: <EditEventPage />,
}
]
For now, defining index or path is same for you based on your code, if that is what your doubt is.
I don't get the full idea, but I think you want to add the separator for every 2 items / list? What I am thinking is to create a custom item rendered using the $index.
Adding the "X-Socket-Id" headers to axios request made the work for me, in my case AXIOS_INSTANCE.interceptors.request.use( (request) => { request.headers['X-socket-ID'] = window.Echo.socketId() return request }, (error) => error )
Multiple SparkSession Instances can be configured, please consider following Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Shares underlying SparkContext, reducing overhead.
Isolated configurations and temporary data.
Cons:
Less isolation than separate SparkContexts.
Potential for resource contention if not managed carefully.
Please carefully configure resource requests and limits for each SparkSession to avoid resource contention.Also consider using Kubernetes's scheduling mechanisms to prioritize and allocate resources to different SparkSessions.
You seem to be confusing the port # with the protocol # ("the port number is responsible for understanding the protocol type"). Port #s are used in UDP (protocol # 17) and TCP (protocol # 6) to specify the associated process. OSFP uses protocol # 89, and does not use port #s. The protocol # is in the IP header, whereas the port #s are in the UDP and TCP headers.
When I put command I got error:
ng serve <- command
An unhandled exception occurred: Invalid or unexpected token
See "C:/(...)/angular-errors.log" for further details. <-output, hold ctrl and click this link (shortcut work on visual studio)
under this link on first lines I clicked another link:
[error] C:/(...)/node_modules\source-map\lib\source-map-consumer.js:1
I opened this file, inside where I found multi of null objects I deleted them and saved this file.
again I used ng serve this time it works as expected.
Manage references carefully: Ensure that there are no lingering references to Python objects when PythonEngine is shut down or reused. Explicitly release resources: Use PythonEngine.Exec("del variable_name") to explicitly delete variables and clean up before shutting down the engine. 5. Investigate the PythonNet Version PythonNet is actively developed, and certain versions of the library may have bugs that cause memory violations. Make sure you're using the latest stable version of PythonNet
I´m having the same problem. Manual pull works fine, but not automatic. I can also find no error logs pointing to any problems. Maybe It´s something on GitHub´s side.
If you want to look in another page on the way of looking main page, the second driver for another page would be useful. While you work on the second driver for detailed information, the main page can retain its state.
For anyone who is getting this problem, please follow these EASY steps:
Steps:
-Check if you have the same thing as i do:
My problem wasnt that backend does not receive the formData, the problem was that fileFilter does not receive formData, because multer does not offer req.body nor req.file with it, how to check if that is your problem? go to fileFilter function, and log the body, and then go to processImage function and log the body, if it logs in processImage, but not in fileFilter, then you have my problem, if it doesnt log for both, I dont think that my solution will work for you
-How to solve this problem?
go to your front-end, appending data like this:
formData.append('file', values.file);formData.append('textContent', 'textContent');
will not work, you must make the append function for file field at the end, as below:
formData.append('textContent', 'textContent');formData.append('file', values.file);
And your problem have been solved. Congrats!
Why does this problem happen?
simply because postman sends the data of the form as one piece, and the file field is at the end, while front end, you made file field first, so while multer process the file field, it runs fileFilter, so fileFilter does not gets the body, nor the file, while when sending body first then file, the body gets processed, so fileFilter
Thanks for everyone.
By the way this case is answered before, but people who gets into this problem does not know that this is same problem as this.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): Thanks
Blacklisted phrase (1): How to solve
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): How to solve this problem?
Spring Boot uses Logback by default for logging, and you can configure it to log in JSON format.
You can customize the logging in Spring Boot by modifying the logback-spring.xml file to include JSON formatting.
Example logback-spring.xml configuration:
Tip:
If you prefer JSON-only logging to avoid mixing plain text and JSON, it’s best to configure your logs to be entirely in JSON format, especially if you're using log aggregation tools like the ELK Stack or Splun
If the problem persists, please share the specific error message you're encountering, and I can help you troubleshoot it further.
I've decided to change from a Shell app to one based on a Flyoutpage with a Tabbedpage. This overcomes the problem of Shell reusing pages rather than creating new each time.
In my Case this issue solved by following these steps:
1- Go to Tools > Options > Environment > Terminal
2- Click on Developer Powershell(Default)
3- In the arguments text box start by remove the arguments one by one and try to open the terminal every time if not working remove all arguments and try again
Maybe my library will work for you (or help)? This is a generator which init with O(1) time complexity and O(N) time complexity. Intn() method (get new random number) take O(1) time complexity since no duplicate/conflict will occur.
If all numbers used up, a panic will be throw, and no number will be wasted.
The library use lock to implement concurrency safety, may think about non-lock method in the future.
DROP INDEX ix_test_column ON test; -- if exists
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX ix_test_column
ON test(unique_column)
WITH (IGNORE_DUP_KEY = ON);
INSERT INTO test (unique_column, other_column)
VALUES
('one', 'mary'),
('two', 'john'),
('one', 'jack');
With the release of Java 9 and later versions, the traditional rt.jar file has been replaced by the Java Platform Module System (JPMS), also known as Project Jigsaw. This new system modularizes the Java runtime, making it more scalable and maintainable. In these versions, core classes are divided into modules rather than being bundled in a single rt.jar file.
If you’re using Java 9 or later, you won’t find rt.jar, and instead, you’ll encounter the module system that provides a more granular way of organizing and loading Java classes.
It seems that the problem was correlated to this Flink bug: issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-16686.
When i switch TTL mechanism to simple timer-clearing for List State variables (i remove all the TTLs tbh), the pipeline starts working properly and no longer crash. It's strange that the bug is marked as "Not a Priority " and present since Flink 1.8.0.
The tag itself does not cause performance drops. The issue might be due to:
Framework Overhead: Angular’s change detection or rendering might add minor overhead.
Hidden Dependencies: Global styles, scripts, or third-party libraries may react to the .
Lighthouse Fluctuations: Scores can vary due to system or network conditions.
Debugging Tips:
Inspect DOM and applied styles.
Use ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush to limit Angular's processing.
Analyze Lighthouse logs for layout shifts or long tasks.
A simple with display: block should not reduce performance significantly. Test in isolation to confirm.
# this shows the part that I want to get rid off
p0.crop((25.19059366666667, 125.0, 569.773065, 269.64727650000003)).to_image().debug_tablefinder()
# below taking y0 value from where top table ends (269.64) to almost bottom of page 840
# x0 from leftmost part (0) of page and x1 as (590) to almost right end of page
p0.crop((0, 269.0, 590, 840)).to_image()
I can't believe they still haven't fixed this issue. I am literally unable to launch my app because the review fails because the reviewer can't access the app.. because I can't create test users. And there's literally 0 support from facebook!
Well, you can produce multiple concatenated gzip members each with a filename in the header (with apache's common compress gzip and its GzipParameters) but you'd have to write the reader code too, because generic gzip readers will not likely pay attention to the filename in the 1st gzip members, much less all others. They don't even expect a file at all, just a stream.
In other words, yes you can, but for your own writer+reader code on a desert island.
Redirecting is a technique used to guide users or web traffic from one URL to another. This can be useful when a page has moved, or you want to direct users to a new location without causing confusion. For example, if a website’s page has changed its address from "example.com/old-page" to "example.com/new-page", you can set up a 301 redirect to automatically send users to the new page. This helps maintain user experience and preserves search engine rankings. In practice, you might set a redirect in a .htaccess file like this: Redirect 301 /old-page http://example.com/new-page.
I think the problem is in .HasDefaultValue(1).
Maybe EF recognizes the value 0 as uninitialized for the int type. Why not make this property a bool type?
Error message says "port is already allocated", it indicates that the port is already in use on your machine, likely by another instance of PostgreSQL or another service. When I got this message I've checked is there any Docker container using this port or not.
docker ps
Then I realized that there is one PostgreSQL container using same port. I removed the container and it worked.
Maybe alternatively, you could flatten the multi loop into a single one going over all required combinations.
For the program of Answer 1, that could look like:
Thanks to kmdreko in the comments. It turns out that it isn't something you can do in Rust, however it was enough to constraint a single parameter type to the traits I needed. Now my quantity module has no actual mention of Quantity<D,U,V> while still operating on them.
Here's what it looks like :
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct ParsedValue<L>
where
L: FromStr + Debug + DefaultUnit,
{
pub raw: String,
pub parsed: L,
}
impl<L> ParsedValue<L>
where
L: FromStr + Debug + DefaultUnit,
<L as FromStr>::Err: Debug,
{
// Constructor to create a new ParsedValue
pub fn new(raw: &str) -> Result<Self, ParseError<L>> {
if let Some(captures) = HAS_UNIT_RE.captures(raw) {
let _is_reference = captures.get(1).is_some();
let raw = format!(
"{} {}",
captures[2].to_string(),
if let Some(unit) = captures.get(3) {
unit.as_str()
} else {
L::DEFAULT_UNIT
}
);
// Parse the string into L, or handle failure
let parsed = raw
.parse::<L>()
.map_err(|e| ParseError::UnrecognizedQuantity(e))?;
Ok(ParsedValue {
raw: raw.to_string(),
parsed,
})
} else {
Err(ParseError::InvalidQuantityFormat(raw.to_string()))
}
}
}
use uom::si::f64 as si;
pub trait DefaultUnit {
const DEFAULT_UNIT: &str;
}
/// Length (default: kilometers, since distances in geoscience are often measured in km)
pub type Length = ParsedValue<si::Length>;
impl DefaultUnit for si::Length {
const DEFAULT_UNIT: &str = "km";
}
#[derive(Debug)]
pub enum ParseError<T> where T: FromStr, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
InvalidQuantityFormat(String),
UnrecognizedQuantity(<T as FromStr>::Err)
}
use ParseError::*;
impl<T> Display for ParseError<T> where T: FromStr, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(
f,
"{}",
match self {
InvalidQuantityFormat(s) => format!("Invalid Quantity Format : {}", s),
UnrecognizedQuantity(s) => format!("Unrecognized quantity : '{s:?}'. Check the unit and value.")
}
)
}
}
impl<T> std::error::Error for ParseError<T> where T: FromStr+Debug, <T as FromStr>::Err: Debug {
}
The problem with the audio output quality in your application may stem from several factors. Let's break down the possible reasons and suggest solutions:
Voice Settings Configuration
The voice_settings parameters you’re using in the Eleven Labs API can be a significant factor affecting the quality of the generated speech. Here's a closer look:
Stability: A lower stability value (e.g., 0.35) may cause the voice to sound unnatural or robotic, as it reduces the coherence of the speech synthesis. You can try increasing this value to something around 0.7 or 0.8 for a more stable and natural-sounding voice.
Similarity Boost: A value of 0.85 is quite high and may result in a synthetic-sounding voice. Lowering it to around 0.5 or 0.6 might make the voice sound more human-like.
Style: A value of 0.55 is a reasonable middle ground, but you can experiment with values like 0.7 to improve expressiveness and tone.
Suggested settings:
python
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"voice_settings": {
"stability": 0.75,
"similarity_boost": 0.6,
"style": 0.7
}
2. Quality of the Text-to-Speech (TTS) Model
It’s important to ensure that you're using the most appropriate voice model for Turkish language support. If Eleven Labs' API supports Turkish but the voice model you’ve selected doesn’t handle it well, it can result in poor quality.
Model Choice: Some TTS models are optimized for different languages and accents. If the voice model you're using doesn’t support Turkish well, it may sound less clear or more distorted.
Suggested Action: Look into Eleven Labs' documentation or their API to check if they offer a model with a better Turkish language output. If not, you might consider other alternatives like:
Google Cloud Text-to-Speech: Offers high-quality, multilingual voices with robust language support, including Turkish.
Azure Speech Services: Another good option with a variety of high-quality voices in Turkish.
ResponsiveVoice: Also supports Turkish and is known for producing reasonably natural-sounding speech.
3. Audio File Quality and Format
MP3 Compression: MP3 files are lossy, which could degrade the sound quality. You could try outputting the audio in a higher-quality format like WAV to see if the quality improves, especially for complex languages like Turkish.
Sampling Rate: Ensure that the pygame.mixer.init() is properly configured with a high enough sampling rate (like 44100 Hz), as low rates can cause poor audio fidelity.
4. Network Latency or API Limitations
If there’s significant network latency or the API is throttling the requests, this can also affect the quality of the audio response. Ensure that the response time from the Eleven Labs API is not introducing issues.
Consider checking if the optimize_streaming_latency parameter in your querystring is suitable for your needs. You might experiment with different values to see if this helps improve the quality.
5. Audio Playback Setup in Pygame
Ensure that your Pygame mixer is set up correctly to handle the audio file without distortion. You can experiment with different mixer settings or playback configurations.
Example:
python
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pygame.mixer.init(frequency=44100, size=-16, channels=2)
6. Alternative TTS APIs for Turkish Language
If the Eleven Labs API doesn't provide satisfactory results, here are some alternative models that support Turkish and may produce better results:
Google Cloud Text-to-Speech: Supports Turkish, and you can choose from a wide range of high-quality voices. The voices are natural and customizable.
Azure Speech Services: Microsoft Azure provides robust support for Turkish voices with high clarity and natural intonation.
ResponsiveVoice: This API offers both free and premium options for Turkish speech synthesis, and it has received positive reviews for sound quality.
Final Suggestions:
Experiment with Eleven Labs voice settings: Adjust parameters like stability, similarity_boost, and style to find the right balance.
Use a different TTS service: Try switching to Google Cloud or Azure for better Turkish language support and clearer speech synthesis.
Audio Format and Quality: Consider testing WAV output instead of MP3 for higher fidelity.
Improve Pygame audio setup: Experiment with different pygame.mixer configurations and ensure the sampling rate is set to 44100 Hz or higher.
By addressing these areas, you should be able to improve the quality of the audio output significantly.
I think I got the solution :)
Please give me a response if it is a bette way to do it.
Here is the delete method:
# DELETE INCOME
# ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
def deleteIncome(self):
model = self.ui.tbl_income.model()
rows = sorted(set(index.row() for index in
self.ui.tbl_income.selectedIndexes()))
print(rows)
for row in rows:
print(f'Row {row} is selected')
del_row = model.index(row, 0).row() #
#, model.removeRow(del_row)
dbc().deleteIncome(del_row)
self.incomeViewSearch()
You cant use both the singular and plural properties in the same resource block. You can always provide a singular value in the plural property as a single item in the array object
Sometimes (mostly now) deeplinks are normal https or https, you just need to check if url launcher can launch, if not, just launch in your inappwebview.
I have the same problem in one of my apps and I solve it by a flag.
private bool isClosingConfirmed = false;
private void Main_FormClosing(object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e)
{
if (!isClosingConfirmed)
{
if (MessageBox.Show("Are you sure you want to close the
application?", "Exit Confirmation",
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) ==
DialogResult.Yes)
{
isClosingConfirmed = true; // Set flag to prevent re-entry
Application.Exit(); // Close the application
}
else
{
e.Cancel = true; // Prevent form from closing
}
}
}
Elevenlabs has changed a lot in the last 5 months.
Maybe you are not using it according to the new version.
Personally, I generally use its API in my own projects, compared to its library.
Please go to "*https://elevenlabs.io/docs/api-reference/overview*" and check what you have done.
I hope I helped.
I have done it in Visual Studio 2022 > Project Properties > Configuration Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies > Add Shell32.lib and rebuild code. It should work.
