# Connect Outlook, MAPI Namespace
$outlookCom = New-Object -comObject Outlook.Application
$Namespace = $outlookCom.GetNamespace('MAPI')
# Select 'Inbox' folder for default account
$InboxFolder = $Namespace.GetDefaultFolder([Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlDefaultFolders]::olFolderInbox)
#Alternate - Select Email Account, Select Folder
#Using 'Inbox' folder as example
$thisAccount = $Namespace.Folders | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^MyEmailAccount'}
$targetFolder = $thisAccount.Folders | Where-Object {$_.Name -match '^inbox'}
#Get actual mail items from the target folder + view the available methods+properties
$targetFolder.Items() | Select-Object -First 1 | Get-Member
You are looking for "the body and receivers" -
There are a couple ways to get that. You'll need to test and see what gives you the data you want:
Name MemberType Definition
---- ---------- ----------
Body Property string Body () {get} {set}
CC Property string CC () {get} {set}
ReceivedByName Property string ReceivedByName () {get}
Recipients Property Recipients Recipients () {get}
To Property string To () {get} {set}
Note - some of these are returned as another ComObject, not a string, and require more effort to view and query.
These need to be separately accessed and expanded - see example:
# View multiple properties, including 'Recipients' from the first item found
$targetFolder.Items()[1] | Select-Object -Property SentOn,Subject,Recipients | Format-List
SentOn : 5/13/2025 1:23:45 PM
Subject : Important Test Email
Recipients : System.__ComObject
# Trying to 'expand' 'Recipients' property returned as a ComObject
$targetFolder.Items()[1] | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Recipients
Application : Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.ApplicationClass
Class : 17
Session : Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.NameSpaceClass
Parent : System.__ComObject
Count : 1
# Accessing 'Recipients' by dot
$targetFolder.Items()[1].Recipients
Application : Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.ApplicationClass
Class : 4
Session : Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.NameSpaceClass
Parent : System.__ComObject
Address : AddressGoesHere
AddressEntry : System.__ComObject
AutoResponse :
DisplayType : 1
EntryID : IDGoesHere
Index : 1
MeetingResponseStatus : 0
Name : ThisIsTheRecipientsList
Sources (I've had to reference the MSDN one for years):
I found the answer to this problem. If someone else encounters this problem I was having an issue with a mismatch in my serialize and deserialize functions for passport.js. In my final setup I ended up implementing postgres so this is what my final setup looked like:
passport.serializeUser((user, done) => {
// Storing just the user.id here
done(null, user.id);
});
passport.deserializeUser((id, done) => {
return done(null, id);
});
The important parts are what you pass in to each of the functions. Since I am "exporting" id from serialize it is important that I "import" id in deserialize, as well as "export" it from deserialize (at least for my setup)
It turns out that the font used is responsible for setting this kind of thing. The images I posted were rendered with Cambra Math, the default math font on windows. I believe this is a bug (or a very poor stylistic choice) with Cambria Math.
where ROLE_ID is the ID of the role the users assume when logging into the account. I had to use the API aws iam get-role call with AWS CLI in order to get the ROLE_ID.
Usually when you "automatically" run fun() by importing a script, any code within the main block (if __name__ == "__main__":) will be executed when the script is imported.
Now when you run fun() "by hand", you are basically calling the function from the interpreter to another script.
Using "When there are messages in a queue (V2)" as seen above, but I was able to get to the dequeue count by Creating a Variable of type string, then hardcoding the Value to:
Also check the MSBuild version set in File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Toolset and Build ( jetbrains://Rider/settings?name=Build%2C+Execution%2C+Deployment--Toolset+and+Build ), for some reason I had to change mine from one in the C:\Program Files\JetBrains\ folder to one in C:\Program Files\dotnet\sdk\ for it to load my project.
and also if you sort requests in dev tools by name you will see that page tries to download parts of media files by different byte range
so i think if you read documentation in shaka-packager then you will found how to get all byte ranges for full file and how to convert blocks to one file or you can watch full video and copy all requests for its parts and found way to convert them to one file
(I dont know how, but I think this information which I found will help you)
What I ended up doing was deleting all migrations, and then running makemigrations as if for the first time. I had to specify my app, otherwise it said "No changes detected".
I don't think so. shuffle=True is used to shuffle the order of samples in the training set so the model won't overfit on specific sample orders. But if you have time series data, shuffle=True will mess with the training because the model actually needs to learn the order in this case.
Have you set the board correctly? Go to the tools menu. You should see "Board <ESP32>". If you have not selected the ESP32 as your target then it won't have the correct include files available. You may have to go into the board manager and install the correct board to match your hardware. What kind of ESP32 board do you have?
Replit usually creates monorepo structures for full-stack applications. This means your client (React or Next.js) and server (Express/Node.js) code live in the same repository but in separate folders.
in my case, I was using Tamagui with the expo and based on @AquaSidiscool 's answer, I just needed to add a face config for my font in the Tamagui config
here is my code:
(Be careful that you should add all of the options in the face config object especially "bold" and "normal")
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The solution as provided by Willeke was to simply ensure that ClipsToBounds is set, and that it stays set. For some reason it gets reset after the constructor completes.
If you want use this sizes in you composables you should use density alongside containerSize
val containerSize = LocalWindowInfo.current.containerSize
val density = LocalDensity.current.density
val screenHeight = containerSize.height.dp / density
val screenWidth = containerSize.width.dp / density
Weird issue that worked for me: I had two .csproj files that were marked as read-only and so VS and Unity weren't syncing properly. As soon as I made all .csproj files writeable, it immediately worked.
Spring's default scheduler uses a single-threaded executor, and unhandled exceptions can kill that thread. Once the thread dies, the @Scheduled task stops running entirely and If it was the only running thread, and Spring didn’t have anything else to do, it may shut down the application context.
If you don't want to do try catch and still want the app to run you can override Spring Boot’s default scheduler by defining our own and customize the error handler to print the exception.
Just add the below code which will override the scheduler.
Now, you can do whatever you like in your doSomething() method and it won't stop and you will still be able to see the exceptions in the output. (You may add logger instead of sysout)
@Component
public class ScheduledTasks {
@Scheduled
public void doSomething() {
//No need of try catch here now
// For eg: put int x= 3/0; here which throws ArithmeticException but still your application will be running
}
}
You may need to take care of silent failures and this doesn’t work for @Async or CompletableFuture threads as they need AsyncUncaughtExceptionHandler.
Xampp was designed not to host a site, only for helping develop sites. However, it is possible to configure the web server (Apache) to host your site. Unfortunately, this comes with many security risks. For example, if your site was my_site.com, some hacker could enter this URL: my_site.com/phpmyadmin, and get taken right to phpmyadmin and see your databases AND MODIFIY THEM! Any application that comes with xampp can be accessed by anyone using your site if you do this! It is better to just sign up with a web hosting partner.
You need to pass the format string into pd.to_datetime, otherwise it pulls in dateutil and slowly parses each element individually (which may not be consistent). %p handles the AM/PM in the string.
pd.to_datetime(df['time'], format='%I:%M:%S %p')
To extract a clean time value you can then extract the .dt.time from it.
The solution for me ended up being that I needed to give the repository "Admin" access to the package. ("Write" might have worked too, but I didn't try that.) This is in Package Settings > Manage Actions access. See this GitHub doc for more info.
Dim path As String = "C:\Users\Desktop\Test.txt"
Dim newEntry As String = Array(0) & Now & Environment.NewLine
Dim oldText As String = ""
If File.Exists(path) Then oldText = File.ReadAllText(path, Encoding.UTF8)
File.WriteAllText(path, newEntry & oldText, Encoding.UTF8)
This way you will have the newest entry at the top of the file.
one line URI link Android and IOS: snapchat://add/<username>
or as you asked by using intent deeplinking URI android only: intent://add/<username>#Intent;package=com.android.snapchat;scheme=snapchat;end
Anonymous object, anonymous inner class, and Spring's @Bean annotation seem similar, but they are conceptually quite different.
An anonymous object is simply an object created without assigning it to a variable.
eg.
new MyServiceImpl().performTask();
Here we created an object using new MyServiceImpl() but we didn’t store it in a variable like
MyServiceImpl obj = new MyServiceImpl();
It's a one-time-use object and we can't reuse it because we have no reference to it so this makes it as an anonymous object, not to be confused with an anonymous class.
An anonymous inner class is a class without a name defined inside another class, often used for short, one-off implementations (typically for interface or abstract class implementations).
eg.
Runnable r = new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
System.out.println("Running in thread");
}
};
new Thread(r).start();
The new Runnable() { ... } is an anonymous inner class we are creating a new unnamed class that implements Runnable. It’s different from an anonymous object, though both concepts look similar.
Now, with your question:
@Bean
public MyService myService() {
return new MyServiceImpl();
}
You are not creating an anonymous object in the usual Java sense though you don’t assign it to a variable in your method because Spring assigns and manages the object internally in the ApplicationContext.The return value new MyServiceImpl() is stored in a container-managed singleton (by default). You can later autowire it or retrievable using its bean name (usually the method name myService). So, even though you don't assign it a reference manually, Spring does assign and manage a reference. Therefore, the object is stored, managed, and reused unlike a true Java anonymous object.
I'm also stuck on this step of the process. I already figured out which content-type to use through trial and error, but am currently receiving the following: "Invalid JWE format"
Currently, I'm building the payload in the form of a hash, then converting it to a string.
Then, I use the exponent and modulus (e & n) from the JWK embedded in the capture context and use these to create an RSA key. I then use this key and the payload to generate a JWE.
It looks like you're using the literal key ID (kid) from the embedded JWK to do your encryption. Did you end up changing that? Let me know if you see anything wrong with my approach.
Yes, your loop-based solution works fine, but if you're looking for a more "pandastic", vectorized, and concise approach, you can leverage df.update() along with pd.concat and dictionary comprehension to achieve the same result in a more elegant way.
Go figure... after 3 solid 8 hour days messing with everything I can think of, I found it 1 hour after posting this here. The problem is the user permissions on the redis server. Here's the example line from the redis docu Redis docu.
user sentinel-user on >somepassword allchannels +multi +slaveof +ping +exec +subscribe +config|rewrite +role +publish +info +client|setname +client|kill +script|kill
where are we supposed to paste this? I just want to bookmark a few pages and don't think i can learn a whole language. Which bit do i need to copy where please?
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): i need
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): i need to copy where please
Controlling R package versions, and using Docker (e.g. with Rocker images) to control the underlying OS librairies, can help solve this. (You'd need a virtual machine to control more, such as the OS kernel). This and some other options are discussed here.
Since you mentioned in your update that it works when you navigate to the endpoint via the address bar, why not have the button act as a link that navigates there? Instead of trying to force whatever you are doing with ajax.
You can set the link target to "_blank" so that the opened link does not interrupt the current page.
This hint instructs the optimizer to transform OR conditions into a series of UNION ALL operations. This can improve performance by allowing the optimizer to handle each part of the OR condition separately.
It is particularly useful when the OR conditions involve different columns or when the selectivity of the conditions varies significantly.
OR_EXPAND:
Similar to USE_CONCAT, this hint also transforms OR conditions into UNION ALL operations. However, it is more aggressive in its approach.
OR_EXPAND is typically used when the optimizer might not automatically choose to expand the OR conditions, but you want to force it to do so for performance reasons.
In summary, both hints aim to optimize queries with OR conditions by converting them into UNION ALL operations, but they differ in their aggressiveness and specific use cases.
Apparently "shinyjs::hidden()" updates css to "display:none;" which makes the button unclickable. After a small modification, it started working. Thanks @Mikko and @smartse for your input. Below is the working example with single click download using ExtendedTask feature:
library(shiny)
library(bslib)
library(future)
library(promises)
future::plan(multisession)
ui <- fluidPage(
shinyjs::useShinyjs(),
titlePanel("Cars Data"),
textOutput("time"),
bslib::input_task_button("export", "Export", icon = icon("file-export")),
downloadButton("download", "Download", style = "position: absolute; left: -9999px; top: -9999px;"),
)
server <- function(input, output, session) {
# Just to prove UI is not blocked.
output$time <- renderText({
invalidateLater(1000)
format(Sys.time())
})
# Task that prepares a file with the data for download.
export_task <- ExtendedTask$new(function(file) {
promises::future_promise({
data <- mtcars
Sys.sleep(2)
write.csv(data, file)
file
})
}) |> bslib::bind_task_button("export")
# Set up a reusable file for this session's download data.
download_content_path <- tempfile("download_content")
observeEvent(input$export, export_task$invoke(download_content_path))
# Show download button only when file is ready.
observe({
if (export_task$status() == "success") {
showNotification("Your download is ready.")
shinyjs::click("download")
}
})
# Handle download with file prepared by task.
output$download <- downloadHandler(
filename = function() {
paste0("Data-", Sys.time(), ".csv")
},
content = function(file) {
file.rename(export_task$result(), file)
}
)
}
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
Yes, inversion of control violates the encapsulation principle. Sigh, people are committing the fallacy of authority so much here. Just because some random authority says SOLID is good doesn't mean that it definitely good. Also, it doesn't mean that even if you use SOLID in a good way, that doesn't throw a wrecking ball into something else like encapsulation.
I've used IOC many times. I think it is very useful for unit testing but if unit testing didn't exist, I would get rid of IOC in a heartbeat. It makes code messy and hard to trace precisely because it violates encapsulation. Knowledge about how to operate that was once encapsulated is now extracted and put outside of that encapsulation boundary.
It looks like you're using inconsistent capitalization in your JavaScript, so change Lightbox to lightbox throughout. Also, update the line img.src = img.src to img.src = e.target.src to correctly display the clicked image in the lightbox.
coverage.py tries hard to not measure code in site-packages because generally that is third-party code that you don't want to measure. In addition, you are using --cov=src which means to measure the code in the src directory. Manually copying code into site-packages seems very unusual.
Perhaps you want to use pip install -e . to install your working directory as the libraries runnable code?
Thanks to engineersmnky, I was able to solve my problem.
From this issue on github : https://github.com/brianmario/mysql2/issues/1379, I found that the new releases of the mariadb-connector-c (from late 2024, after the latest version of mysql2 as of now which is 0.5.6 from 28/02/2024), now forces by default the connection to a distant server with TLS, or at least verification of the distant server certificate. However, a variable was added named MARIADB_TLS_DISABLE_PEER_VERIFICATION, which is not initiated with mysql2 and serve to deactivate the tls certificate verification. (https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-connector-c-3-4-3-release-notes/)
So, a good way to solve this issue and skip the tls connection phase, is to instance this environment variable with :
ENV['MARIADB_TLS_DISABLE_PEER_VERIFICATION'] = '1'
At the start of you program.
This initiate the variable that make mariadb-connector-c to skip TLS verification.
Now, TLS connection is not activated and I can connect to my remote mysql server without needing ssl certificate or a TLS connection.
@snnsnn Thanks for the answer. It really cleared my concepts of how things are done by the compiler. Here is a brief for helping others as per my understanding and an extra example to try on Solid Playground:
import { render } from "solid-js/web";
import { createSignal, For } from "solid-js"
function Paragraph(props:{
info:string
}){
const {info} = props // reactivity breaks as we are unwrapping the getter function return value into a static varibale;
return <div style={{margin:"5px"}}>
<p style={{"background-color": info}}>{info}</p> {/* as component loads only once info will cache the getter value during render satte only once*/}
<p style={{"background-color": props.info}}>{props.info}</p> {/* reactivity will work as accesing a getter function that calls the singal for us. */}
</div>
}
function App() {
const [info,setInfo] = createSignal("red")
return (
<>
<select
value={info()}
onInput={(e) => setInfo(e.currentTarget.value)}
>
<For each={["red","green","orange","pink","blue","yellow"]}>
{(color) => <option value={color}>{color}</option>}
</For>
</select>
{/* You can directly pass the singal call too solid will handle it by creating getters on the props object!*/}
<Paragraph info={info()}/> {/* though passing string solid would still make it a getter function by itself*/}
{/*
Proof: _$createComponent(Paragraph, {
get info() {
return info();
}
}
)
*/}
</>
)
}
render(() => <App />, document.getElementById("app")!);
import { InteractionResponseType } from 'discord-interactions';
and not:
import { InteractionResponseType } from 'discord-api-types/v10';
So when I did DAPI.InteractionResponseType, it uses the enum in discord-api-types, but without the DAPI., it uses the discord-interactions one, which apparently is not compatible.
I am having the exact same problem, where for a 3 seconds clip, the "normal clip" write takes 1.6 second but the "reversed clip" write takes 16.2 seconds. This is very annoying.
Reasons:
Low length (1):
No code block (0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): I am having the exact same problem
A 403 Forbidden error when accessing the Shiprocket token API typically means your request was authenticated but the user does not have permission to access the resource. check with shiprocket team.
one suggesstion,
The Shiprocket API authentication token is valid for 10 days from the time of generation. After obtaining the token, it should be securely stored in a database or in-memory cache and reused for subsequent API requests. When the token expires, a new token must be generated and stored accordingly for continued access.
No, XPath 2.0 is not fully backwards compatible. Some expressions will behave differently when processed with an XPath 2.0 processor. There does exist an XPath 1.0 compatibility mode, but even with this mode enabled, there are some incompatibilities. See this documentation for a complete list of breaking changes.
I recently have a need to integrate Stripe and my concern brought me here. I think he wants to build a page where he doesn't have to collect card information from the customer. Just send a request to Stripe and let them collect the card details.
when postgresql server didn't shut down cleanly, it often leaves a stale postmaster.pid file behind — this file prevents postgresql from starting again
navigate to the postgresql data directory and delete the postmaster.pid file:
rm /opt/homebrew/var/postgresql@15/postmaster.pid
⚠️ replace 15 with your actual postgresql version.
if you're not sure which version you're using, you can find the correct path using tab completion:
cd /opt/homebrew/var/
then press Tab twice — it should show a directory like postgresql@14, postgresql@15, etc. and then go into that directory and delete the postmaster.pid:
As of May of 2025 using GCC 12.2.0 this issue still persists. I also discovered this issue by accident and discovered, unwittingly, a useless work around that might shed more light on the problem for anyone hunting down the bug in gcc. Before finding this thread, and before knowing std::vector was the cause, I discovered that by commenting out all uses of std::vector in a module being imported into main.cpp, not only could I compile successfully, but re-introducing the lines that used std::vector and re-attempting to compile would also succeed and the output program would work just fine. I have no idea why and it makes zero sense.
Yes, it's possible to see a performance difference between VS Code and CLion. CLion is optimized for C++ development, especially debugging. In contrast, VS Code relies on extensions that can slow things down, particularly with GDB/LLDB. The slower performance in VS Code could be due to debugger setup, IntelliSense indexing, or configuration issues.
You can also use a debug_template.hpp file for debugging, like I do in competitive programming, to speed up the debugging process. Simply download this file, add the header to the file where you want to debug, and use debug(var) to debug any variable (any STL data structure also).
For more help with C++ debugging in VS Code, check out this link on setting up debugging in VS Code here.
one line URI link Android and IOS: snapchat://add/<username>
or as you asked intent deeplinking URI android only: intent://add/<username>#Intent;package=com.android.snapchat;scheme=snapchat;end
In your question, you assumed that the "flags" were hexadecimal strings, but I didn’t see anything stating that. They are likely just 30 ASCII characters each, which means they represent 30 raw bytes, not hex. This changes how you calculate the key and IV.
The instructions suggest using the first 8 bytes of each flag to build the key, and the last 8 bytes of each flag to build the IV. Following this logic, I got:
Key: 02c1ef508796f06789510d845b7c1a98
IV: 4d2d1014e8d2dbc92c43d04083d12b9c
Using that key and IV, I was able to decrypt the message like this:
echo "6dU2tgevONWUv6ZWu+84g7E4r4dKOfBxRiY3jnMf2m1aE4r1AZcOztzEKtwve2z211vOnoiXWJTGWTG6wQxibFDw+tVI8hAGwQMqYqeG963g+wz2ppMP+byEcvAgfwvmLrsgm/+nLFxCeKLWYy/e625RmmNEU06s1Dz6izYXX1PNiYn+JAcZQnS1N5KiuvjX1u2qWAIkAPY2H5/BO25vEg==" | base64 -d > cipher.bin
Result: Congratulations! You have completed our first challenge. The final code is 976f01ec317fd664e34ab18a360a43f7888e9065. Please, send it back to us.
Is there a master GPO recommendation for windows servers to allow unattended flows. We keep adding new GPO policies for RDP timeout, remote server access, application timeout, service account time out... I haven't been able to locate a document detailing GPO recommendations
I am able to send the email with the options but when I select the option I want (Approve/Reject) there is no reply.
Office365Outlook.SendMailWithOptions("https://www.outlook.com",
{
To: "[email protected]",
Subject: "This Is My Options Email Title",
Options: "Approve,Reject",
HeaderText:"Approval Selection",
SelectionText: "Please select 'Approve' or 'Reject' for the new tool",
Body: "See attached the new tool approval request",
Importance: "Low",
Attachments:Blank(),
UseOnlyHTMLMessage: true,
HideHTMLMessage: true,
HideMicrosoftFooter: true,
ShowHTMLConfirmationDialog: true
}
);
The web page at intent://www_link?url=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2F&wtsid=liup_01MOqbnyfDhRx55Ax&referrer=app_growth_upsell_id%3Dbloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell%26app_growth_impression_id%3D01MOqbnyfDhRx55Ax%26utm_campaign%3Dmweb_upsells%26utm_source%3Dbloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell%26salvb%3Dfalse#Intent;scheme=fb;package=com.facebook.katana;S.app_growth_impression_id=01MOqbnyfDhRx55Ax;S.custom_data=salvb%3Dfalse;S.impression_id=01MOqbnyfDhRx55Ax;S.app_growth_upsell_id=bloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell;S.utm_id=bloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell;S.utm_source=bloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell;S.utm_campaign=mweb_upsells;S.market_referrer=app_growth_upsell_id%3Dbloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell%26app_growth_impression_id%3D01MOqbnyfDhRx55Ax%26utm_campaign%3Dmweb_upsells%26utm_source%3Dbloks_fb4a_sticky_banner_upsell%26salvb%3Dfalse;end could not be loaded because:
I faced the same issue while trying to write data into excel sheet.
Aftet knowing that the cell size is small to fit the data . So i drag the cell to increase the size or wr can use wrap text for the cell and saved it and processed the file and then it works fine for me...
I just resolved a similar issue by reading the kAXRoleAttribute of the AXUIElement. I discuss this at length in my answer here. The tl;dr is that I suspect it's a matter of lazy initialization. Reading the role attribute triggers initialization, but adding the observer does not.
Assuming you're facing the same issue, I would try updating your code to the following:
extension pid_t {
var focussedField: AnyObject? {
let axUIElementApplication = AXUIElementCreateApplication(self)
// Read and print the application's role field, this seems to triggers initialization of the Accessibility tree.
if let role = axUIElementApplication.role() { print("Application Role \(role)") }
var focussedField: AnyObject?
let result = AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(axUIElementApplication, kAXFocusedUIElementAttribute as CFString, &focussedField)
guard result == .success else {
logger("Failed to get focussedField \(result.rawValue)", source: .pid)
Events.PIDExtensionFocusedFieldError(code: result.rawValue).sendEvent()
return nil
}
return focussedField
}
}
// Add these Accessor helpers too, if you don't already have them!
extension AXUIElement {
func role() -> String? {
return self.attribute(forAttribute: kAXRoleAttribute as CFString) as? String
}
func attribute(forAttribute attribute: CFString) -> Any? {
var value: CFTypeRef?
let result = AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(self, attribute, &value)
if result == .success {
return value
} else {
return nil
}
}
}
You should look at the Message Control Register of te C167 CAN-Controller. There is a flag to prevent sending a message while updating.<br>
Bit
Function
CPUUPD
CPU Update (This bit applies to transmit-objects only!) Indicates that the corresponding message object may not be transmitted now. The CPU sets this bit in order to inhibit the transmission of a message that is currently updated, or to control the automatic response to remote requests.
Set this flag before you change the your data and reset it afterwards.
Well, it's a true Heisenbug: the bug disappeared when I added logging to the relevant functions! Through a painful ablation process, I determined that the 'fixing' log was:
if let role = appElement.role() { print("Role: \(role)")}
While it's impossible to know what's going on under the hood in Accessibility APIs, this strongly implies that it's a matter of lazy initialization. Adding an observer or reading child elements does not trigger the initialization, but somehow reading the kAXRoleAttribute does. Strangely, reading the kAXTitleAttribute didn't work: there's something special about role. Opening the Accessibility Inspector must also have the same effect.
After reading and printing the role, the kAXSelectedTextChangedNotifications start coming through correctly. Moreover, reading the kAXSelectedTextAttribute on the Application's AXUIElement returns the proper value (instead of nil, before). A whole host of other Accessibility-related logic that was previously broken also started working.
So the fix is simple: just read out the Role attribute. You can store the role as an unused variable if you don't want the print statement. The interpreter won't like it, but hey, you can please some of the people, some of the time.
let role = appElement.role()
For completeness, the 'role()' function in my sample code is a helper function that reads the kAXRoleAttribute, per the popular AXUIElement+Accessors extension pattern:
func role() -> String? {
return self.attribute(forAttribute: kAXRoleAttribute as CFString) as? String
}
func attribute(forAttribute attribute: CFString) -> Any? {
var value: CFTypeRef?
let result = AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(self, attribute, &value)
if result == .success {
return value
} else {
return nil
}
}
You can use x-vercel-protection-bypass. This can be setup via Protection Bypass for automation. Then set this variable as query parameter in stripe settings.
