Try to add rootNavigator: true
Navigator.of(context, rootNavigator: true).pushNamed("/HomePage");
Decided to go with Apache ACTIVEMQ, which has HTTP endpoints for Queuing and DeQueuing
I did it this way:
def toUnicodeEscape(text):
oof = []
for i in text:
oof.append(f'u00{hex(ord(i))[-2:]}')
result = '\\'
result += '\\'.join(oof)
return result
Modify the linkedSignal type by making the previous parameter in computation optional (previous?: {...}) and removing cyclic dependencies.
Currently this feature (dead letter queue topic filtering) is not yet available, see this discussion. As of this moment filtering dead letter queue topics has an ongoing feature request, you can comment on the request thread to follow up but be advised that it has no definite time when such request can be granted. Also, you can file your own feature request and be more specific for your own use case.
yield ("now i'm really confused"! anti-KISS-inated!)
I had this issue when I installed a JDK version 17, not knowing that the current project version is targeting JDK version 11.
Bumping the Lombok version to 1.18.22, which adds support for JDK v17, helped resolve my issue.
I am getting the same error for a lambda function. Did you manage to solve this? if so how?
The error seems to be related to a compatibility issue with the path_provider_android library and the core-for-system-modules.jar. Based on common causes for such issues, here are steps that might help resolve it:
I know this is an old question, but another way to do this that works regardless of source branch is to use the exclude on the filter using "ref/pull/*" instead of the include. Both work. Your choice.
As Florian Zwoch commented - this example only works with a local file, not a stream. The same file works fine if retrieved then played via a file:/// URI.
As I've learned more about pnpm, I believe it uses symlinks for local/monorepo references, which would mean it's simply a link to the folder within the monorepo.
I really wish pnpm's documentation would publicize this better. The main problem with it is that a developer could very easily import something as follows...
import {CustomError} from 'common/src/errors/custom.error';
...even if that file is not exposed in the public api for the module - really no better than relative pathing. If the module were then to be published as an actual npm package, all that code would break.
I would have liked it if pnpm would honor the public api of a module, even when used locally in a monorepo, or at least honor the "files" property in package.json. This would promote good, modular coding. Perhaps it's impossible. If anyone knows of a workaround to honor a library's public api in a pnpm monorepo, I'd love to hear about it.
This sounds very complex indeed. I don't understand why you're trying to work against Gerrit?
This usually means sub-branches, and ALOT of commits. Many of them with commit messages like "WIP" or "tmp"
This sounds like a guide on how not to use Gerrit. Why have commits with pointless messages? Just amend the commit you're on?
The point of Gerrit is not to always be 1 commit away from main, but for each commit to be meaningful, "WIP" and "tmp" are not.
If you find youself multiple meaningful commits "away" from main, and you want each one to be reviewed individually, then Gerrit will create a chain of changes for the user to easily review.
I commonly get messages back from gerrit on things i need to change before it accepts the CL.
Unsure what you mean here? Like what?
As the review progress, I keep developing in my dev-branch to accomodate/modify the feature.
Why? Just keep amending the commit you're working on and uploading it? Why care so much of intermediary state of a commit?
Overall I feel like you're trying to work like you're using a PR workflow, when you're not.
I've created a blogpost here if you care to see how I use it.
Overall I think you're question is probably better answered on the Gerrit Mailing list, where it's easier to reply to the multiple points you raise. The Gerrit community doesn't really monitor stack overflow.
I want to thank you for your question as I feel like many new Gerrit users have the same problem and I hope this can be a place for people to learn.
Lingoport has migrated former sisulizer customers to Localyzer successfully. Info at https://lingoport.com/software-localization-tools/localyzer-l10n/.
After a lot of seraching I finally found what I needed.
$ItemID = $Listitem.Id
$ListitemConnection = Get-MgSiteListItem -SiteId $siteId -ListId $listId -ListItemId $ItemId -ExpandProperty "fields" -Property *
$ListitemDetails = $ListitemConnection.Fields.AdditionalProperties
$BuyerID = $ListitemDetails.BuyerLookupId
# Get the User Information List
$UserList = Get-MgSiteList -SiteId $SiteID -Filter "DisplayName eq 'User Information List'" -Select Id
# Get the user details using the LookupId
$User = Get-MgSiteListItem -SiteId $SiteID -ListId $UserList.Id -ListItemId $BuyerID -Select "fields" -ExpandProperty "fields"
# Extract the email address
$BuyerEmail = $User.Fields.AdditionalProperties.UserName
How about defining a function to fetch your user to always resolve to a User?
Something like:
interface User {
name: string
}
export const fetchUser = async (): Promise<User> => {
try {
const response = await fetch('api.com/user')
return (await reponse.json()) as User;
} catch (error) {
return { name: 'Anonymous' }
}
}
Keep in mind that request failures can still be visible in the network tab of the developer console.
This small mod is working for me. Thanks @umläute
Instead of sed -e '/^\s*[*#]/d' text.txt
I used sed -e '/\s*[*#]/d' text.txt
No, marking widgets as const does not prevent them from rebuilding when inherited widgets they depend on (like Theme or MediaQuery) change. In Flutter, const widgets can still rebuild if they rely on inherited widgets that update.
Not exactly. While BlocBuilder rebuilds its immediate child when the state changes, deeper widgets will only rebuild if they depend on the changing state or inherited widgets. If those widgets don't reference the updated state or inherited data, they won't reflect any changes. So, the key is ensuring your widgets are correctly linked to the state or inherited widgets to trigger a rebuild when needed.
Not necessarily the best practice. Instead of wrapping widgets in additional BlocBuilders, ensure your widgets properly depend on the Theme by using Theme.of(context) or theme-dependent styles. This way, they will automatically rebuild and reflect changes when the theme updates, without the need for extra BlocBuilders.
If I were you, I'd look through my requirements file and remove any system specific requirements and allow pip to decide which to install based on the current system. Sometimes when installing dependencies, they install system specific ones. Also, I'd try removing pydanctic from my requirements file completely since it is most likely being installed as a dependent dependency.
You can create override the build task to depend on createDists. And then do gradle clean build .
build.dependOn createDists
See the official Argo Workflows documentation for CronWorkflow - https://argo-workflows.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cron-workflows/#cronworkflow-options
The example given for the CronWorkflow Options timezone field:
IANA Timezone to run Workflows. Example: America/Los_Angeles
Use America/Los_Angeles instead of US/Pacific.
apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1alpha1
kind: CronWorkflow
metadata:
name: testing-wf
spec:
schedule: "59 22 * * *"
timezone: "America/Los_Angeles"
References:
Unfortunately, there is no way. You use the platform for free, and the user agreement you accepted when creating an account there states that the platform has the right to place ads. The platform can exist either if you pay for its use directly (subscription) or if it receives financial benefits from advertising. However, there is still a way out. You can host video files on your own server and use a custom web player to display your videos on web pages without using YouTube. Also, you could transfer your library to Vimeo, but this is a paid service.
Without cd at all, seems not to work,
What is needed is d: without cd, then it shown the path has changed.
Otherwise, it might point to the path with the cd, but doesn't show it.
(inside x64 native tools)
if your columns fill all screen just set table width=100% and finish.
but if columns is low, set table width=100% and two way:
set with of one of columns=100%
col1, col2, col3, col4=100%, col5, col6, col7
add an empty column at end of header and detail, then set its width=100%
col1, col2, col3, col4, col5, col6, col7, col8=100%
I was running into the same issue and my issue was using x:Bind.
I needed to use Binding and change the Mode:
<TextBlock Name="avgTimeDisplay" Text="{Binding AvgTime, Mode=TwoWay}" Visibility="{Binding LabelVisible, Mode=TwoWay}" ></TextBlock>
This along with setting my ViewModel:
public string AvgTime
{
get => avgTime;
set => SetProperty(ref avgTime, value);
}
Objective-C version of UIMenuSystem.main.setNeedsRebuild() :
[UIMenuSystem.mainSystem setNeedsRebuild];
I figure it out. I just had to change the "Select" to text mode from "Key Value Mode" and specify the SharePoint field. This removed the column header and just gave me the values.

I can strongly recommend trying chatGPT. Quite sure it will help your cause.
Using some cool binary operands, you could also do something like:
const capitalizeFirstLetter = (str) =>
str ? String.fromCharCode(str.charCodeAt(0) & ~32) + str.slice(1) : '';
But this seems excessive.
Escape the underscore.
SELECT *
FROM Table_1
WHERE permitJSON LIKE '%contract[_]permitid%'
OR permitJSON LIKE '%contract[_]eid%'
Ensure the inner loop increments correctly with j++. Keep the condition j <= i in the inner loop. Avoid accidental modifications to loop control variables (i or j) inside the loops.
Adding brackets in the condition statement will solve this error.
{(password !== "") && (
<div className="col-start-2 col-span-3">
<ValidationList rules={passwordRules} value={password} />
</div>
)}
is there any better way to do ?
I believe there is - it is mixed reset.
Let's imagine your head is on commit_B. The commands to execute are the following:
If commit_A is not the first commit in your repo, you need to reset
your head to state preceding to it: git reset [--mixed] HEAD~~
Now all the changes you made within the last two commits are in working tree, but not in stage area.
Stage fileB: git add fileB and commit git commit -m 'fileB'
Stage the rest: git add . and commit git commit -m 'A,C,D files'
If your old commits are already on remote repo, you have to rewrite history there too:
git push --force
Voila, it should work.
Usually git allows to do many things in different ways, so often it is just a matter of preference or how good you own the stuff (like in git checkout vs git switch).
The same is for rebase/merge, rebase/reset, et cetera.
For example, git rebase is often used for squashing commits, but it does not preserve dates (the result will have the date of the oldest commit), but git reset --soft doesn't have such problem.
2024 Manual
In this manual I will describe the way to install ZipWriter from the first to the last step. It will include lua + luarocks download and screenshots. ZipWriter supports lzlib rock which doesn't require manual library compilation.
You will need Git Bash (installed with Git automatically).
This guide doesn't work on PowerShell.
Make sure you install 32bit version.
lua_modules if exists.luarocks if exists.luarocks in %UserProfile% dir if exists.gitignore file ends with new empty linePATH variableC:\lua (to suit this guide)lua-5.3.x_Win32_bin.zip and lua-5.3.x_Sources.zip where x is the latest patch version from https://luabinaries.sourceforge.net/download.htmli686-14.2.0-release-win32-dwarf-msvcrt-rt_v12-rev0.7z for dependencies compilation from https://github.com/niXman/mingw-builds-binaries/releases (link source https://www.mingw-w64.org/downloads/)PATH variable:C:\lua
C:\lua\mingw32\bin
C:\lua\mingw32\i686-w64-mingw32\bin
luarocks config lua_version 5.3
luarocks config variables.LUA_INCDIR "C:\lua\lua53\include"
luarocks init
luarocks install lzlib ZLIB_DIR="C:\lua\mingw32\i686-w64-mingw32"
luarocks install zipwriter
Further usage:
./lua.bat your_script.lua
Replace :id with the actual id can solve the problem.
I came across this question when I search for ID Photo API. If anyone else is looking for ID Photo API, idphoto.ai is a good choice.
I'm pretty new to HTML and CSS myself, but from what I know, the image has to be in the same folder and have the .html in the image's file name. It should be relatively simple to move the image's location, so no need to stress there. It will also help to shorten the image's link. Here's an example tag:
<(img src="cvpfp.html.jpeg" alt="Profile Picture">
(Please don't include the parentheses in the tag, that just helps it show up on stack overflow) In this case, I had emailed the image to myself from my phone and downloaded it. my source consists of the file name, the document type, and the image type.
I really hope this helps! Please let me know if I can clarify anything or answer any other questions.
CheckedChanged is triggered when Checked state changes. Changing from Checked to Unchecked is a change, and changing from Unchecked to Checked is a change too. This is the reason why you see two notifications.
It looks like your code can already deal with that. But you could get read of "foreach" cycle if you use RadioButton control instead of Checkbox. If you select any RadioButton, all other RadioButtons in the same container will be uchecked automatically. If you have two separate groups of RadioButtons on the same form, you can put one of the groups (or both) inside GroupBox or Panel.
Exact same error for me, using eas build. Started when upgraded to expo 52
This might do the trick
SELECT
DATE(rental_date) AS 'Rental date',
COUNT(*) AS 'Count'
FROM rental
GROUP BY
DATE(rental_date)
ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC
LIMIT 1
My company is currently asking this exact question. I am looking at it from the perspective of keeping the Develop branch clean of feature issues. My proposal is to pull origin/develop into the feature. Then having a review on the feature branch if all is good, we take the changes back into origin/develop. if the review fails just continue work on the feature. I am thinking about keeping feature work out of development to keep features running in parallel. What @Arthur what did your company end up going with?
tuple = (1, 2, 3, 4)
index = 0
while index < len(tuple):print(tuple[index])index += 1
Same error. It Started happening since I updated the expo to 52
I have this same issue after using the Upgrade Assistant to upgrade from 4.8 to 8.0 Most of the variables in the Post Build events no longer work. I was using $(ProjectDir), $(OutputPath), $(TargetPath), And $(ProgramData) and it appears that none of these work anymore, in this project. $(ProgramData) is working. Has anyone found a solution to fix the existing project without building a new one?
(Posting this here in case this is useful to someone who comes across this thread)
If you're willing to use R, I wrote a script to parse RRC UIC data (in ASCII format) into something more user friendly. You can find it here on GitHub: https://github.com/tweiglein-eip/tx-rrc-uic-data-analysis
put CELERY_RESULT_EXTENDED = True in my settings.py and restart the workerd for me!
It is unlikely that anyone can answer this question without conducting research. On the one hand, how you checked outgoing links is unknown - and whether you did it correctly. On the other hand, I do not see the body of the letter. Also, it is likely that additional factors not indicated in this example can be discovered when researching the issue. Conclusion: I understand that you may not like my answer - however, you probably need to pay someone with experience in similar situations to research this situation and find possible solutions on your side.
Assuming "pluginId" property is set to "newplugin-backend", I think you should remove "/api/newplugin-backend" from "path" value like so:
httpRouter.addAuthPolicy({ path: '/applications', allow: 'unauthenticated', });
Take this as an example here. You've got to weigh two approaches on how best to handle the spread of pilot data between two microservices - Microservice A handling information about employees and pilots, and Microservice B handling bookings - both of which have trade-offs in terms of complexity over performance, with consequences for data consistency and adherence to the principles of microservice architecture. Let's break these apart and look at what would be the best one for the situation:
Advantages: Decoupling of Microservices: Here, the Microservice B will not rely on Microservice A totally because it will have a duplicate copy of the pilot information necessary. Read Efficiencies: Microservice B can read pilot data directly so will be pretty efficient for reads against bookings without crossservice calls. Disadvantages Data Duplications and Synch: Bringing data duplication between services introduces the need to maintain consistency and carry on updating your data in Microservice B as soon as updates are made to Microservice A through events or otherwise. It adds a bit of complexity concerning eventual consistency handling. More Coupling: You'd have synchronization, error handling as well as potentially race conditions depending on whether the data in A and B get out of sync. Violates one principle of Microservices: Critical business data such as pilot data can't be duplicated in multiple microservices since it violates the Single Source of Truth principle; hence, deep synchronization mechanisms are also required. 2. R&D Both Pilot and Person Tables of Microservice B Duplicate Data Ends This will replicate Pilot and Person in Microservice B, that will contain the full details of the pilot along with his person; these can be used in a booking operation.
Benefits Autonomy: Microservice B will have all information needed to be there for its bookings to be serviced without having to make calls outside of itself for that functioning. Fast Reads: All operational support data for reservation booking will now come from a single database. It will result in reduced query latencies related to booking data. Weaknesses This means heavy data duplication: you are duplicating Person and Pilot and, therefore, redundantly represent data which will inevitably be exposed to inconsistency. High Complexity When data is duplicated in two places, it becomes impossible to maintain. It is so complex that the company has to check for updates of the pilot data at Microservice A in Microservice B. As the scalability of the system grows, it is complex as well as buggy. In fact, this is against the Single Source of Truth principle. Because you are holding data in the form of duplications, things should be held differently in microservices architecture. 3. In the Microservice B, retain to PilotId-Without Dups The bookings table in Microservice A has only one pilot id while at the email job by Microservice B, all pilot details like name and email address are fetched from Microservice A whenever in demand. Benefits: Duplicated pilot data: in the Microservice B, you don't duplicate pilot data; the actuality remains within the Microservice A. This really goes well with the principle of the Single Source of Truth. Smooth management of data: since pilot data will not be maintained in any local copy, there isn't a question of keeping it in sync, ensuring data consistency, and even stale info-related problems in the case of Microservice B. Microservice Independence: Since microservice B is independent, the pilots' information may continue running even if the pilot information were not in a need for constant synchronization or maintenance. Disadvantages Performance: That would then lead to a problem with latency because Microservice B would always have had to make a remote call to Microservice A in order to get any of the pilot information. This would then lead to performance bottlenecks that scale with traffic, as well, when such calls started to happen too often-for example, for every booking and email job. Possible Dependence of Microservice A: Since Microservice B depends on real-time data from Microservice A, if Microservice A becomes unavailable or not real-time in nature, then Microservice B will get impacted. Again, this can be handled by the use of the cache and fallback technique, wherein pilot data can be cached locally for some period. The right thing to do While attaining this balance between these trade-offs, approach 3Store only the pilotId and fetch the data on demand seems to be just right for your application with respect to the following reasons:
No data duplication: He does not store duplicate pilot data-a microservices principle-no single point of truth for any piece of data. Less Management of Synchronization, Updates, or Stale/Inconsistent State: Since you do not rely on data in Microservice A, you do not need to manage synchronization, updates, or risks of stale or inconsistent state between services. Microservices Decoupling: In figure above, microservice B is decoupled less tightly from microservice A. That is a good practice in general for microservices architecture. Scalability: On the performance side, there would be minor issues, since this is an outgoing call to Microservice A, and these can be mitigated by caching (such as pilot information for caches in Microservice B for a limited amount of period) or making this more asynchronously event-driven for purposes such as email sending.
Problem: Performance
If you are expecting high volume bookings and pilot lookups frequently then at least the above reasons do address some of the performance issues which may then arise. Caching : Cache the pilot data in Microservice B or even better some external caching layer like Redis, so that for a time period, say 5-10 minutes, multiple calls are not going to hit Microservice A using the same pilot. Batch/Async: Assume the sending job of emails can tolerate eventual consistency and see if this is possible as a batch job or event-driven approach with pilot details fetched asynchronously or staying in some form of cache for the duration of a job. Overall, Approach 3 best balances maintainability, microservice principles, and flexibility while amply accounting for scalability and data consistency concerns in time.
If i understand correctly:
You want to reset the store and the state feature to there initial values?
You can add to your StoreFeature a Reset() method that will set the state to it's initial values
export function withMySignalState() {
return signalStoreFeature(
withState(additionalStates),
WithMethods(store=>({
reset():void{
patchState(store,additonalStates);
}
}))
And in the store just
export const MyStore = signalStore(
{ providedIn: 'root' },
withState(initialValues4Store),
withMySignalState(),
WithMethods(()=>({
resetStore():void{
patchState(store,initialValues4Store);
reset()://comes from the store feature
}
}))
Create a workflow to control updates: Use a workflow that can be obtained from a solutions marketplace. This workflow is responsible for managing information updates. Its main function is to ensure that, in the event of any changes to the data, all users or interested parties are notified. This could be implemented using automation tools or collaborative management platforms that allow configuration of notifications and conditional flows based on data changes. Develop a Job for data synchronization: This Job must be created within the data integrator (probably an ETL or integration tool) to transfer information from Jedox (a data management and analysis platform) to Tableau (visualization tool). This process would involve: Set up connections between Jedox and Tableau. Establish data transformation or mapping rules, if necessary. Schedule periodic or event-based execution of the Job to keep data synchronized. Integrate the Job into the workflow at the last level of validation: Within the workflow, a validation structure is defined by grades or levels. Users can set these grades to verify and approve information at different stages. At the last authorization level, a button is added that triggers the execution of the Job created in the previous step. This ensures that data is synchronized only after passing through all required validation and approval stages. Integration may involve using an API or connector that allows the workflow to communicate directly with the data integrator to activate the process.
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
links = [div.find_all("a") for div in soup.find_all("div", class_="va-columns")]
while you send iso8583 track2 to server, it can be ascii or BCD. in some cases its BCD.
hex of '=' character is 0x3d . in my experience '=' character should be nibble of 0x3d which it is 0xd or 12 in decimal.
e.g: 0x3d & 0x0F = 0xd;
hope it can be helpful.
On a 64 bit system, with dotnet core 8, it is 32767 (short.MaxValue)
Make sure you installed the correct certs otherwise it will not work (Read their section on ssl). You can also look at mitmproxy.org as an alternative.
It worked for me following the steps from bjcube
I started getting the exact same error in my Blazor app a few days ago as well. It's driving me nuts. I'm using .net9
I recommend you should use SMOTE for oversampling or under sampling or you shuffle your data before splitting and use Stratified K fold cross validation which helps to ensure each fold has the same proportion of classes
Add a udev rule:
SUBSYSTEM=="dvb", TAG+="systemd"
It triggers systemd services, when devices in the dvb subsystem are added or removed
The issue is because the os.rename only works if my source and destination are on the same file system (same server) since my locations are mounted differently this does not work. Since moving the source folder to the same server as my destination this now works.
I recently had similar problem.
It might be solution
JwtModule.register({
global: true,
secret: "secret",
signOptions: { expiresIn: "1d" },
}),
just add global: true
Well this is quite a late answer, but when you run xbindkeys -h you will get this help menu:
As you may notice, you can just run xbindkeys -mk on a terminal, try and press the "middle button click". It will show which key has been pressed and use its name on the binding for your .xbindkeysrc
Okay, in the end I fixed the issue by clearing all cloud synced settings and then re-enabling syncing afterwards. This time when I went on to uninstall extensions these changes actually synced to the cloud correctly.
Your js only needs to be:
function add(num) {console.log(num)}
Waiting for dom load doesn't seem relevant as the function is only called after the buttons have become visible to the user.
I have tested it & it runs very nicely.
How come this is still not possible? A serious flaw in the language.
i know it is an old post, but i have a problem which is related.
I can create a broadcast and bind it the a stream, that works just fine.
I have set enableAutoStart to true
and"monitorStream": {"enableMonitorStream": False}
If I start sending data to that stream after I created the broadcast, the broadcast advances and starts just fine.
The problem is if i am already sending data to that stream before i created the broadcast, it never advances.
The broadcast status is stuck on ready. The Stream status is active
If i try to manually advance the broadcast to tesing or live it fails
Encountered 403 Forbidden with reason "invalidTransition"
Is it simply not possible to auto-start a broadcast if data is already sent to it or is there a way to get the broadcast to go live even if data is sent to the stream before the broadcast was created?
Changing to "monitorStream": {"enableMonitorStream": True} had no effect.
Install new backpack
npm install --save @skyscanner/backpack-web
May I learn the connector that you used on A3 flight controller API port? I could not find a part number or a recommendation for this.
Box(
modifier = Modifier
.fillMaxWidth()
.fillParentMaxHeight()
.padding(16.dp),
contentAlignment = Alignment.Center
) {
CircularProgressIndicator(
color = Color.White,
)
}
I´m having the same problem and I can't see where the error is. My code:
def funcion_decoradora(funcion_parametro): def funcion_interior(*args): print("Vamos a realizar un cálculo: ") funcion_parametro(*args) print("Hemos terminado el cálculo") return funcion_interior()
@funcion_decoradora def suma(num1, num2, num3): print(num1+num2+num3)
print()
@funcion_decoradora def resta(num1, num2): print(num1-num2)
suma(7,5,8)
resta(4,9)
how to override above inside custom theme or custom module
Most of the answers here work well, but I don't see anyone mentioning that you can accomplish this very simply without needing to define extra JS elsewhere.
Essentially, the accepted answer can be condensed into just this:
<input value="Click me to select!" onfocus="this.select()" />
I know this Question is a older. But for people like me who are still searching for an answer. This is the solution. You are searching for the gapPadding in the focusedBorder BorderStyle.
const InputDecoration dialogPointInputStyle = InputDecoration(
isDense: true,
border: OutlineInputBorder(
borderSide: BorderSide(color: CaboTheme.tertiaryColor, width: 2),
),
enabledBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
borderSide: BorderSide(color: CaboTheme.tertiaryColor, width: 2),
),
focusedBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
borderSide: BorderSide(color: CaboTheme.tertiaryColor, width: 2),
gapPadding: 0,
),
contentPadding: EdgeInsets.all(8.0),
filled: true,
fillColor: CaboTheme.secondaryColor,
);
TextField(
keyboardType: TextInputType.number,
onChanged: (String points) {},
minLines: 1,
style: const TextStyle(
fontSize: 18,
fontFamily: 'Aclonica',
color: CaboTheme.primaryColor,
),
decoration: dialogPointInputStyle.copyWith(
labelStyle: CaboTheme.secondaryTextStyle.copyWith(
fontSize: 14,
color: CaboTheme.primaryColor,
backgroundColor: CaboTheme.tertiaryColor,
),
labelText: 'Max. Game Points'),
),
I spent an hour to find out how to fix that problem, when I finally realized that I plugged my phone to get charged into the same computer I work on while using the emulator.
JS doesn't quite follow IEEE 754. For example the specification says that 1 ** NaN should equal 1, but in JS it is NaN. See:
Why does IEEE 754 define 1 ^ NaN as 1, and why do Java and Javascript violate this?
Add this in styles.scss
.p-timeline-event-opposite {
display: none !important;
}
The body of your Send an HTTP request to SharePoint action is just a little bit off. Here JSON body package I used to successfully create a lookup column in a SharePoint document library using Power Automate:
{
'parameters': {
'__metadata': {
'type': 'SP.FieldCreationInformation'
},
'FieldTypeKind': 7,
'Title': '<your column title>',
'LookupListId': '<your lookup list ID>',
'LookupFieldName': '<your lookup column name>'
}
}
You didn't mention what endpoint you were using, but for this example I used _api/web/lists/getbytitle('<your document library title')/fields/addfield
Also, be sure your action's method is set to POST and you have the following headers:
accept: application/json;odata=verbose
content-type: application/json;odata=verbose
Please let me know if this works!
1-In the parent form, include a button or a link that navigates to the child list. Pass the parent ID as a request parameter in the URL, for example:/childListPage?id_parent={parent_id} 2-In the child list, modify the Add button to include the id_parent parameter in its URL. Use a distinct parameter name (e.g., id_parent) to avoid conflicts. Example URL:/childFormPage?&id_parent="requestParam.id_parent" 3-In the child form, add a hidden field called id_parent. Set the default value of this field to the id_parent parameter from the URL using a hash variable:#requestParam.id_parent# 4-When displaying the child list, filter records to show only those related to the current parent. If using a JDBC datalist binder, add a filter condition in the query:SELECT * FROM child_table WHERE c_id_parent = '#requestParam.id_parent#' or if you are using a simple list use the extra filter condition like c_id_parent = '#requestParam.id_parent#'
I thing this will solve your problem
If List1.ListCount = 0 Then
Else
End If
Here's an easier & improved version for intensive use:
#include <chrono>
#include <thread>
using namespace std::chrono_literals;
using namespace this_thread;
sleep_for(255ms); // use ms for miliseconds, s for seconds, min for minutes and h for hours`
Sorry if I made any errors, I'm new to c++ programing.
Probably you have wrong relationship setting.
In product model you have a gallery relationship without setting the column names. That means:
If some of the columns mentioned above has a different name, you need to set them in a hasOne method
(from laravel docs)
You could try wrapping your Scaffold body with Overlay.wrap
Download counts can now be viewed by enabling an experimental feature:
In my case, this problem happens when the project has no default (scoped) repository.
So try to configure you repository as the default repository for the project to which your application will be assigned.
I also got the error Invalid user name, password, or redirect_uris: ('Mastodon API returned error', 400, 'Bad Request', 'invalid_grant').
It occured because I was using some upper chars in my login mail address. That it did not work. Changing all chars to lower case solved the issue for me.
This is the solution I came up with:
#!/bin/sh
#
# is_privileged.sh
set -eu
# Get the capability bounding set
cap_bnd=$(grep '^CapBnd:' /proc/$$/status | awk '{print $2}')
# Convert to decimal
cap_bnd=$(printf "%d" "0x${cap_bnd}")
# Get the last capability number
last_cap=$(cat /proc/sys/kernel/cap_last_cap)
# Calculate the maximum capability value
max_cap=$(((1 << (last_cap + 1)) - 1))
if [ "${cap_bnd}" -eq "${max_cap}" ]; then
echo "Container is running in privileged mode." >&2
exit 0
else
echo "Container is not running in privileged mode." >&2
exit 1
fi
Example:
$ cat is_privileged.sh | docker run --rm -i alpine sh -
Container is not running in privileged mode.
$ cat is_privileged.sh | docker run --rm -i alpine sh -
Container is running in privileged mode.
I believe it is better option as it doesn't actually create any ip link.
I've also made it available in my docker-scripts project.
Open the config file under folder /conf/sonar.properties, Uncomment the line sonar.search.port, and change it to
sonar.search.port=9090
Open the config file under folder /conf/sonar.properties, Uncomment the line sonar.search.port, and change it to
sonar.search.port=9090
What if one, some or all clusters involved are dynamical/unstable? How can/should Dijkstra's algo be applied to this scenario?
Android Studio is an IDE for Android App Development. If you want to build a basic Kotlin application, try another IDE like IntelliJ
For me, it was a stray "/D " in the Additional Options for Command Line in "C/C++" Configuration Properties
It seems that you have written your code in wrong hierarchy.
$color: #333;
.underline-button {
color: $color;
cursor: pointer;
user-select: none;
text-align: center;
padding: 15px 0;
font-size: 24px;
&:after {
content: "";
display: block;
width: 50%;
height: 1px;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
background: $color;
transition: width 0.3s;
}
&:hover {
&:after {
width: 100%;
}
}
&:active {
:after {
width: 0;
}
}
}
<div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
<div class="underline-button">Button</div>
</div>
As your code is in .SCSS please check this.
looks like 'participants' - it's another persons, who co-edit same document with you
see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/liveshare/use/coedit-follow-focus-visual-studio-code
getting dependency error while trying to start debugging in an old stable branch.
Tried: flutter clean flutter pub get
Try https://github.com/yoori/flare-bypasser , selenium based solutions (like flaresolverr) don't works now (cloud flare detect drivers)
ListenableBuilder:
Think of it as a helper that rebuilds a specific part of your UI whenever something it listens to (like a ValueNotifier or ChangeNotifier) changes, so use it when just one small part of your UI depends on changes in a Listenable.
InheritedNotifier:
This is more advanced and is used to share a Listenable with many widgets in your app. It helps efficiently notify only those widgets that care about the changes, avoiding unnecessary rebuilding, so use it when you need to share and manage changes across a group of widgets in the tree.
\COPY is a command for the psql client, not for pgadmin. Remove the \
Thank you to everyone who offered an idea or explanation. Thanks to all the input, I hunted down a part of code what was trying to set the large address aware option, but i'm guessing the syntax was wrong, yet the compiler did not complain about it. Once i took it out and replaced it with the following syntax
{$LARGEADDRESSAWARE ON}
Then things started working as expected. I thought all of this was supposed to be set to ON by default for a 64 bit build, and have no idea still about where it gets turned off. But nonetheless, mission accomplished.
In my case, this problem happens when the project has no default (scoped) repository.
So try to configure you repository as the default repository for the project to which your application is assigned.
ok so the issue was that all 3 vm's had the same hostname and it was causing some type of connection/authentication error when innodb would try to add an instance to the cluster.
I had made the following changes to my /etc/hosts in ubuntu but for some reason it was not registering the changes and updating the hostname properly:
192.168.20.53 router apps
192.168.20.60 db1 db1.local
192.168.20.58 db2 db2.local
192.168.20.59 db3 db3.local
I had to change /etc/hostname as well for the changes to register.
In /etc/hostname I just went on each instance and deleted the entry that was there and put "db1" for the first instance, "db2" for the second instance and "db3" for the third instance and that resolved it.
I hope this helps anyone who is stuck with a similar issue, ty and have a Blessed day!