You can also create a Access Token in the Azure ACR and use this as a normal docker login.

Under "Repository Permissions" -> "Tokens"

I had this same issue after I upgraded my project from .NET 6.0 to .NET 8.0 and also upgraded my package references to the latest versions. I tried everything listed above but nothing worked. Finally, I downloaded the Azure functions samples from github and downgraded my package references to those in the FunctionApp.csproj file. After that, the functions appeared in the console.

This question had the answer: MS Access - Hide Columns on Subform

Forms![2_4_6 QA Review]![2_4_6 QA Review subform].Form.Controls("Raw_Item").Properties("ColumnHidden") = True

According to ccordoba12, this is not possible.

See the askubuntu.com's StackExchange same question Unable to install "<PACKAGE>": snap "<PACKAGE>" has "install-snap" change in progress for an excellent solution!

The very top answer there, shows you how to abort the ongoing "install-snap" change for spotify, by

1. runing snap changes so see a list of ongoing changes

   $ snap changes
   ...
   123  Doing   2018-04-28T10:40:11Z  -  Install "spotify" snap
   ...
   

2. running sudo snap abort 123 to kill that running change operation.

Then you can install spotify with sudo snap install spotify without the error.

I was able to do it slightly different way by #define default values and then declaring/defining the functions to get each of the params with a common macro.

#ifndef PARAM_ALPHA

#define PARAM_ALPHA (20)

#endif

#ifndef PARAM_BETA

#define PARAM_BETA (19)

#endif

#define DEFINE_ACCESSOR(name,macro_name) \

    static inline unsigned int get\_##name(){return macro_name;}

#define PARAM_LIST(X) \

    X(ALPHA,PARAM_ALPHA) \\

    X(BETA,PARAM_BETA)

PARAM_LIST(DEFINE_ACCESSOR)

int main()

{

printf("\nAlpha: %d\n", get_ALPHA());

printf("\nBeta: %d\n", get_BETA());

}

I noticed compiler burps if I use "ifdef <something>" inside the inline C code.

So if I pass in -DPARAM_ALPHA=10 during compile time, thats the value I get. Otherwise I get default value of 20.

I encountered the same error and was confused, but I finally understood the situation. I found the following statement in the Google documentation:

hd is set, this is a G Suite account.

Also, as of 2025-05-22, it seems that hd claim is not included if you authenticate with a Google Workspace Essentials Starter account.

In other words, this hd claim probably refers to the Google Workspace verified domain.

Hello @Marek, I'm trying to do the same thing as @Janko92. Does OpenClover still not print per-test coverage information in the XML report in the latest version? Thanks in advance!

Solved.

Need to add

context->setAllTensorsDebugState(true);

after

static DebugPrinter debug_listener;
context->setDebugListener(&debug_listener);

I've experienced a lot of pain with this so I built an eslint plugin ontop of eslint-plugin-import.

The purpose is to help developers clean up their imports and ensure their circular dependencies are real and not just from index <-> index shenanigans.

It still allows you to use index.ts structure for clean imports from external modules.

Perhaps it is useful for you

https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-guardrails

If you've already tried all the suggestions in the previous answers and are still encountering the error, try installing the latest Visual C++ Redistributable.

I had the same issue with Android Studio Meerkat 2025, and installing the redistributable resolved it for me.

ask chatgpt, it will always give you a good solution.

I ended up deleting the master and then recreating it. Fortunately, in our case, this wasn't a big deal because the changes were minimal and develop and release were current with those changes.

that's the worst question you can think of
what are you
your question is that worst even 13 year old would write better code than it

Alternative Approaches

If your app becomes large or heavily state-driven, you might want to:

• Use named routes for better readability.

• Use state management tools (like Riverpod, Provider, Bloc) to decouple navigation logic.

• Use GoRouter for declarative routing with parameters and results.

Multiplying by 33 does two things: it pushes the old hash aside, to the left, which leaves 5 zeros on the right. Then it adds a copy of the old hash to fill in those zeros. This is shown in the C code by the shift and add, which are used to speed the function's response. But why 33 and not 17 or 65? ASCII alphabet letters a-z have the value 0-26 in the 5 rightmost bits. This span is cleared by a 5-bit shift, but not a 4-bit shift. And a 6-bit shift (64) would not be as compact or frugal hash.

From a quick read what I gathered is there are essentially two ways you can accept a python dictionary:

1. Accept a &Bound<'py, PyDict> where pyo3 automatically holds the GIL as long as your function runs.
2. Accept a GIL independent Py<PyDict>, whenever you want to access it you have to get a hold of the GIL first with Python::with_gil or similar.

and two ways to work with it:

1. Use the python dictionaries methods directly (PyDictMethods)
2. Convert the PyDict to a HashMap (or other T: FromPyObject)

You can mix and match them as required, for example accepting a Bound and working directly with the methods:

use pyo3::{prelude::*, types::PyDict};

#[pyfunction]
pub fn process_dict(map: &Bound<'_, PyDict>) -> PyResult<()> {
    if let Some(value) = map.get_item("apple")? {
        println!("Value for 'apple': {}", value);
    } else {
        println!("Key not found");
    }

    Ok(())
}

Which has the advantage of you not having to care about the GIL and also no overhead necessary to convert the Python dict to a Rust type. The disadvantages are that the GIL is held for the entire runtime of the function and you're limited to what the python interface has to offer.

Or accepting a GIL independent Py and converting the value to a Rust type:

use std::collections::HashMap;

use pyo3::{prelude::*, types::PyDict};

#[pyfunction]
pub fn process_dict(map: Py<PyDict>) -> PyResult<()> {
    Python::with_gil(|gil| {
        let map: HashMap<String, i64> = map.extract(gil).unwrap();

        if let Some(value) = map.get("apple") {
            println!("Value for my 'apple': {}", value);
        } else {
            println!("Key not found");
        }
    });

    Ok(())
}

Advantages include having precise control where the GIL is held and getting to work with Rust native types while the disadvantages are the added complexity of handling the GIL as well as an overhead incurred for converting the PyDict to a HashMap

So to answer your questions directly:

How to solve this error? What is expected here and why?

Pass in a Python object that prooves you have the GIL because it's needed to safely access the dictionary.

Do I have to use the extract method here, is there a simpler method?

No, not at all necessary, you can directly work with a &Bound<'_, PyDict> and it's methods instead.

Is the map.extract() function expensive?

Somewhat, it has to copy and convert the python dictionary to a Rust type.

You have to write your own type declarations. An example of this is in issue: https://github.com/publiclab/Leaflet.DistortableImage/issues/1392 It seems native declarations wont be added.

I encountered this error after adding a blazor web project to a windows service as a reference, I just removed the reference by moving the required services/code I needed into a separate class file.

Native .NET Delegates are immutable; once created, the invocation list of a delegate does not change.

This means that everytime you add or remove a subscriber the invocation list gets rebuilt causing gc pressure.

Since unity events use an actual list they do not.

For multicast delegates that are frequently subscribed/unsubscribed to it might be worth considering using a UnityEvent instead.

Does anyone have an idea on how to copy the metadata properly, or should I consider restructuring the pipeline for a better approach?

To achieve this, start by copying the list of files as an array. Then use a data flow to transform the array so each file name appears on its own row.

1. Use the Get Metadata activitys to retrieve the list of files from your source and destination blob container.

2. Use filter activity to filter out non existing files.

3. Use a For Each activity to loop through the filtered list and Use append variable to store each file name to a variable in array format.

4. Create a dummy file with only one value and use the Copy Activity to append the append variable value to it as an additional column.

5. • Use a Derived Column transformation to convert the string representation of the array into an actual array format. Apply the following expression to the column containing the array (e.g., Filenames):

split(replace(replace(Filenames, '[', ''), ']', ''), ',')

• Apply a Flatten transformation to the derived array column. This will unroll the array and create a new row for each file name

check this similar issue : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/912250/adf-write-file-names-into-file

This post might be 8 years old, but for anyone encountering it for the first time like me, you can find your dashboard at http://localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/profile.php , where "localhost/wordpress" is whatever comes up when you press the MAMP Wordpress link.

Change reference "System.Data.SqlClient" to "Microsoft.Data.SqlClient"

Can I associate the WebACL directly with the API Gateway instead?

Yeah the web ACL should be associated directly with the API Gateway. Edge-optimized API Gateway is still a regional resource so the web ACL should be created in the same region as the API Gateway.

Got it worked out. Ending up needing to add the sanitize: true parameter since HTML is included in the content.

Were you able to resolve this? I am having the same issue, except I have already confirmed that "Allow Duplicate Names" is activated and restarted the application. Every time I press ok to accept the duplicate name, the unique naming warning message appears again.

I did flutter run -v and it started to work

There have been changes since this was answered. MutationObserver is pretty commonplace now.

I started using workspaces in uv and managed to find a very elegant solution to this problem. Here is an example on how I setup my projects with uv nowadays:

https://github.com/mvoss02/uv_workspaces_example

TLDR;

spring security couldn't find the jwkUri. Adding the line below fixed the issue.

.jwkSetUri(realmUrl + "/certs")

Ok so after adding the DEBUG option for spring security, which I completely forgot existed. I didn't get much wiser. There were no errors or anything of value shown in the DEBUG logs.

When I went digging some more in the docs I found the 'failureHandler'

.failureHandler((request, response, exception) -> {
                            exception.printStackTrace();
                            response.sendRedirect("/login?error=" + URLEncoder.encode(exception.getMessage(), StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
                        })

This showed that it couldn't find the jwk uri. After adding this line:

.jwkSetUri(realmUrl + "/certs")

to my clientRegistrationRepository, everything worked.

Thanks for the push in the right direction Toerktumlare

i do all solution that said here but still got error

One can use mongo embedded operator inside a query to extract the date from the _id.
I've used it to figure out the creation date of documents when retroactively needed them, by using:

{"createdAt": {"$toDate": "$_id"}}

Or any object id:

{"createdAt": {"$toDate": ObjectId("67e410e95889aedda612bcdf")}}

Cannot comment yet, but this is an extended version of what @greg p's query above. Might need to add the other fields if using different variable types/languages/etc.

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE EDW.PROC.GET_HUMAN_READABLE_PROCEDURE("P_FULLY_QUALIFIED_PROCEDURE_NAME" TEXT)
RETURNS TEXT 
LANGUAGE SQL
EXECUTE AS OWNER
AS 
DECLARE 
    final_ddl TEXT; 
    
BEGIN
    let db TEXT:= (split_part(P_FULLY_QUALIFIED_PROCEDURE_NAME,'.',1));
    let schema_ TEXT:=(split_part(P_FULLY_QUALIFIED_PROCEDURE_NAME,'.',2));
    let proc_name TEXT:=(split_part(P_FULLY_QUALIFIED_PROCEDURE_NAME,'.',3));
    
    let info_schema_table TEXT:=(CONCAT(:db, UPPER('.information_schema.procedures')));

    SELECT
        'CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE '||:P_FULLY_QUALIFIED_PROCEDURE_NAME||ARGUMENT_SIGNATURE||CHAR(13)
        ||'RETURNS '||DATA_TYPE||CHAR(13)
        ||'LANGUAGE '||PROCEDURE_LANGUAGE||CHAR(13)
        ||'EXECUTE AS OWNER'||CHAR(13)
        ||'AS '||CHAR(13)||PROCEDURE_DEFINITION||';'
        
    INTO :final_ddl
    FROM identifier(:info_schema_table) 
    WHERE PROCEDURE_SCHEMA=:schema_ 
        AND PROCEDURE_NAME=:proc_name;

    RETURN :final_ddl;
END;

This does not work during disposal

• Task is running and posting status to the ToolStripStatusLabel with halt condition on disposed

• Form closing contains proper waits from task to end

• Inside of posting text containing the above suggest and guards for closing flag and IsDisposing/IsDisposed checks, but the "Cannot access a disposed object" exception was thrown.

const myObject = "<span style='color: red;'>apple</span>tree";

return (
  <div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: myObject }} />
);  

here is a short script to save your params in a side text file. Enjoy !
The big part is error handling in file writes. If an error occurs, you won't have to quit the script editor to get rid of it.

set gcodeFile to (choose file with prompt "Source File" of type "gcode") -- get file path
set commentFile to (gcodeFile as text) & "_params.txt" --set destination file name ... roughly
set fileContent to read gcodeFile using delimiter {linefeed, return} -- read file content and split it to every paragraph
set comments to "" -- prepare to collect comments
repeat with thisLine in fileContent
    if (thisLine as text) starts with ";" then set comments to comments & linefeed & (thisLine as text)
end repeat
try
    set fileHandler to open for access file commentFile with write permission -- open 
    write comments to fileHandler -- write content
    close access fileHandler -- close
on error err
    close access fileHandler -- important !!
    display dialog err
end try

Thank you for this post. The last block of code wont run for me in snowflake . I changed ON to WHERE.

UPDATE ToTable as t2
    set val = r.total
    from (
        select ID, 
            sum(HiddenCash) + sum(Cash) + sum(income) as total
        from  SourceTable
        group by ID
    ) as r 
        on t2.ID= r.ID;


UPDATE ToTable as t2
    set val = r.total
    from (
        select ID, 
            sum(HiddenCash) + sum(Cash) + sum(income) as total
        from  SourceTable
        group by ID
    ) as r 
        where t2.ID= r.ID;

With this .reg I log my user automatically :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="My User Name"
"DefaultPassword"="My Password"
"DefaultDomainName"="My default Domain Name"

Then I run my script as a boot task and then my wifi is connected and working. I don't use nssm anymore.

For those who might encounter my issue (even if I doubt that it can be reproduced with another config) it resolved it.

The downside is that my PC is longer to be fully operational but I don't care (<2min)

Yes, Flutter makes this pattern easy using Navigator.push and Navigator.pop.

Here’s a full working example:

Screen A (caller):

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'screen_b.dart'; // assume you created this separately

class ScreenA extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  _ScreenAState createState() => _ScreenAState();
}

class _ScreenAState extends State<ScreenA> {
  String returnedData = 'No data yet';

  void _navigateAndGetData() async {
    final result = await Navigator.push(
      context,
      MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => ScreenB()),
    );

    if (result != null) {
      setState(() {
        returnedData = result;
      });
    }
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(title: Text("Screen A")),
      body: Center(
        child: Column(
          mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
          children: [
            Text('Returned data: $returnedData'),
            ElevatedButton(
              onPressed: _navigateAndGetData,
              child: Text('Go to Screen B'),
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

Screen B (Returns Data) :

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class ScreenB extends StatelessWidget {
  final TextEditingController _controller = TextEditingController();

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      appBar: AppBar(title: Text("Screen B")),
      body: Padding(
        padding: const EdgeInsets.all(16.0),
        child: Column(
          children: [
            TextField(controller: _controller),
            SizedBox(height: 20),
            ElevatedButton(
              onPressed: () {
                Navigator.pop(context, _controller.text); // return data
              },
              child: Text('Send back data'),
            ),
          ],
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

Explanation:

• Navigator.push returns a Future that completes when the pushed route is popped.

• In ScreenB, Navigator.pop(context, data) returns the data to the previous screen.

• You can await the result and use setState to update the UI.

This is the Flutter-recommended way to pass data back when popping a route.

Why Navigator.push returns a Future?

In Flutter, Navigator.push() creates a new route (i.e., a screen or a page) and adds it to the navigation stack. This is an asynchronous operation — the new screen stays on top until it's popped.

Because of this, Navigator.push() returns a Future<T>, where T is the data type you expect when the screen is popped. The await keyword lets you wait for this result without blocking the UI.

final result = await Navigator.push(...); // result gets assigned when the screen pops

How does Navigator.pop(context, data) work?

When you call:

Navigator.pop(context, 'some data');

You're removing the current screen from the navigation stack and sending data back to the screen below. That data becomes the result that was awaited by Navigator.push.

Think of it like a dialog that returns a value when closed — except you're navigating entire screens.

When to use this pattern

This navigation-and-return-data pattern is especially useful in cases like:

• Picking a value from a list (e.g., selecting a city or a contact).

• Filling out a form and submitting it.

• Performing any interaction in a secondary screen that should inform the calling screen of the result.

This works for me if I choose Save As "CSV UTF-8 (comma delimited) in Excel, and then open the stream reader in C# with ASCII.

using (var reader = new StreamReader(@fileSaved, Encoding.ASCII))

Initially, we suspected it was entirely due to Oracle client cleanup logic during Perl's global destruction phase. However, after extensive testing and valgrind analysis, we observed that the crash only occurs on systems running a specific glibc version (2.34-125.el9_5.8), and disappears when we upgraded to glibc-2.34-168 from RHEL 9.6 Beta.

Resolved. When I iterate over a dataloader, it calls the Subset's getitems, and not getitem (the one which I had overriden). And the former call's the dataset's getitem instead of the Subset's.

So I figured this out myself. My EventHub had a Cleanup policy of "Compact" and not "Delete". Apparently there is a requirement when pushing messages to an EventHub with "Compact" cleanup policy to have a PartitionKey included, which I was not including. The only way I found this out was the LogAnalytics table named AZMSDiagnosticErrorLogs. It had a single error repeated:

compacted event hub does not allow null message key.

There were no error messages anywhere else that I could find.

So to fix, in my Stream Analytics output settings, I included a column for the Partition key column.

In order to keep the structure that I want in resources folder, I have done like this:

In the views -> admin -> app.blade.php:

 {{ Vite::useBuildDirectory('admin')->withEntryPoints(['resources/admin/sass/app.scss', 'resources/admin/js/app.js']) }}

In the resources -> admin folder, I let it only the js + sass folders (the app itself) and in the root project I have added those two configs:

vite.admin.config.js
vite.store.config.js

vite.admin.config.js

import {defineConfig} from 'vite';
import laravel from 'laravel-vite-plugin';
import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue';

export default defineConfig({
    plugins: [
        laravel({
            buildDirectory: 'admin',
            input: ['resources/admin/sass/app.scss', 'resources/admin/js/app.js'],
            refresh: true,
        }),
        vue({
            template: {
                transformAssetUrls: {
                    base: null,
                    includeAbsolute: false,
                },
            },
        }),
    ],    
    resolve: {
        alias: {
            '@': '/resources/admin/js',
        }
    },
    server: {
        host: '0.0.0.0',
        hmr: {
            clientPort: 5173,
            host: 'localhost',
        },
        fs: {
            cachedChecks: false
        }
    }
});

and in the package.json:

...
   "scripts": {
        "dev.store": "vite --config vite.store.config.js",
        "build.store": "vite build --config vite.store.config.js",
        "dev.admin": "vite --config vite.admin.config.js",
        "build.admin": "vite build --config vite.admin.config.js"
    },
...

and is working, the dev server and the build :)

try

select class, guns, displacement from classes join ( 
select max( guns) as guns , displacement from classes group by displacenet ) maxes
on classes.guns = maxes.guns and classes.displacement = maxes.displacement

yes it solved my issue. By adding 127.0.0.1 to authorised domains on firebase and running the app on 127.0.0.1 helps me solve the issue

Same question, how to configure LDAP/AD since Airflow 3 ?

I want to scan with pytesseract, but the page numbers are not recognized. The page number is not recognized on any of the pages.

Utilizing Windows 10 and Python 3.13.3

Change this:

config = r"--psm 3" # 3

To:

config = r"--psm 6 --oem 3 -l eng"

I had the same problem, and for some strange reason, when I ran the report in SQL, it came fine, the problem was when I downloaded the report in .txt | delimited version, and what I did to solve was:

1. create a new report in SSRS, not using table wizard, but Matrix Wizard, and in my case, I was having 1s at the end of the header titles, and after this, the errors went away. I hope this might help.

asdf plugin update ruby

this ^ worked for installing ruby 3.1.7 as well.

A simpler way using only base functions.

    x<- list(Sys.Date(),Sys.Date()+1)
    xx <- as.Date(as.numeric(x))
    str(x)
    str(xx)

Nothing is wrong with my CMakeLists.txt file. I have security software that was interfering with the correct functionality of MinGW64 on the PC where I saw this problem. When I switched to a PC without that security software, everything worked.

i know, not code, but nice music tastes

I think you don't have to use global index.scss.

How about injecting the styles into the shadow root manually?

After creating the shadow root

const styleTag = document.createElement('style');
shadowRoot.appendChild(styleTag);

Inject SCSS (compiled CSS) into the Shadow DOM

styleTag.textContent = require('./index.scss');  // Add this line

Good luck.

Depending on your use of line-heights in your document, perhaps you could use the dimension rlh (root line-height) or dimension lh in your CSS...

*.mystyle{
    line-height: calc(1rlh + 4px);
}

I had this same issue and I searched everywhere including ChatGPT but to no avail. Little did I know my kotlin version was the whole issue. I just upgraded my kotlin version from 1.8.22 to

2.1.20

and the issue is resolved now.

The authorization token in the URL returned has a lifetime of 5 minutes. You need to get a new URL for each embedding session.

Before import a project into Pycharm, I make a project with a Python Scaffolding tool for project like psp: https://github.com/MatteoGuadrini/psp

You run psp command and answer the questions, and you onta in a complete project scaffolded.

And last import the project into Pycharm

In windows terminal navigate to Settings > Defaults > Advanced > Profile termination behavior

and set it to "Never close automatically"

The idea. Use __getattribute__() to shadow/substitute all names you want.

There is no way for you to self-host a firebase in your own private cloud server. But you can try Supabase, which is a open-source self-hosted similar Backend as a Service (BaaS) platform to Firebase (if your question is asking about self-hosting a BaaS platform in your own private cloud).The first key difference between Supabase and Firebase is Supabase is build on top of a relational database whereas Firebase is built on top of a NoSQL document-based database.

After you've run your query, you will get access to a "Save Results" dropdown. In this dropdown you can select "CSV local". This will download only the table you've created in the query, i.e. only the columns you want.

There are many options and a good answer can only be provided with a bit more info... What is the sqlcode from db2? fail is a bit too generic... What tools do you use? Import, load, direct insert / select with federated data source? If you use a file to transport the data, then how does the file represent the null?

I don't think VS Code supports system("cls");, not sure why. Just run the .exe file and use the Windows terminal, and it works.

commands prefixed with "-" (dash) always return 0, even if the command fails.

so you can set a "-" before if you want the batch to continue on errors on this line

Thanks for the pointer on how to code this. However, the answer from @K. Nielson has a small error, so I'm posting this here for other people. Consider this MWE:

import numpy as np
from scipy import sparse
a = sparse.eye(3).tocsr()
b = b.copy().tolil()
b[1, 0] = 1e-16
b = b.tocsr()
print(f"{np.allclose(a.todense(), b.todense())=}")
# np.allclose(a.todense(), b.todense())=True
print(f"{csr_allclose(a, b)=}")
# csr_allclose(a, b)=np.False_

Here, the proposed answer gives False. Looking more closely at the NumPy docs, there is an np.abs too much. This works:

def csr_allclose2(a, b, rtol=1e-5, atol = 1e-8):
    c = np.abs(a - b) - rtol * np.abs(b)
    return c.max() <= atol

print(f"{csr_allclose2(a, b)=}")
# csr_allclose2(a, b)=np.True_

As gsl_rng_env_setup () provides the initial values (either from the env or as the lib defaults), program default values must be given after gsl_rng_env_setup (), but before gsl_rng_default, but only if the env variables are not set.

Add requires statement to module-info.java with Quick-Fix function.

It is worth noting that M-ediff opens up a help window easing navigation of the difference regions across documents. For instance, typing 6, and then j in the help window jumps to the 6th diff region.

Thank you, solved my problem with vagrant up ubuntu-focal64

It seems with psexec you can only pipe the output into a file, it won't show on azure's task console: https://superuser.com/questions/649550/redirect-output-of-process-started-locally-with-psexec

Replacing your line

[f,F2_x_f]=fourier(t_real,y,'sinus');

with

L=numel(t_real);
Fs=1/step_t;
f = Fs*(0:(L/2))/L;
F_x_f = fft(y,numel(f));
P2 = abs(F_x_f/L);
P1 = P2(1:L/2+1);
P1(2:end-1) = 2*P1(2:end-1);

I obtain a slightly different phase

zoomed in

I also moved the head line of graph 4 from Y axis to graph top,

..
% plot the phase spectrum
figure(3)
ax3=gca
plot(ax3,f,angle(F_x_f))
grid on
xlim([0,20])
xlabel('f[Hz]'); ylabel('[°]')
title('Phase spectrum of the force in °')
..

so all the readers of your question can comfortably read it.

It's too bad that Stack Overflow's artificial intelligence policy doesn't allow answers generated by AI tools because GitHub CoPilot answered my question AND EXPLAINED ITS ANSWER in less then five minutes, including half a dozen follow-ups and challenges.

It actually read what I wrote and was able to solve and explain the issue instead of ignoring, assuming, etc.

Your syntax using st.container is right.

The issue seems to come from st.markdown:

1. The syntax is not right because it misses """

2. The HTML markdown cannot be rendered without unsafe_allow_html= True

Here's a working solution (using streamlit==1.41.1) where the st-key-container1 can be found in the HTML source code:

import streamlit as st
with st.container(key = "container1"):
    st.markdown("""<div><img src='path/to/your/image.png'</div>""", unsafe_allow_html= True)

There is a Flutter documentation page:

https://docs.flutter.dev/release/breaking-changes/android-java-gradle-migration-guide

But you can completely ignore it and follow this article which is the best i have found.

https://medium.com/@keaindrak/migrating-a-flutter-app-after-upgrading-to-3-29-my-personal-experience-55dd6f62bc3a

Flutter is no longer compatible with older versions of java, so you need to install a new one and make sure you configure it so your IDE can access to it (path, IDE, Android Studio...) There's plenty of help online now and via AI Agents

There is an undocumented branch filter available on the ChangeLocator, e.g. "branch:(default:true)".

For the available filters see the BranchLocator: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/teamcity/rest/branchlocator.html

(I figured this out by looking at the REST API calls of the web interface.)

Although my approach doesn't use HTML tags like the author needs, I want to leave this answer here because it might help others who essentially want to have styled text defined in string resources, and would rather configure the text somewhere else, like in a mapper or the viewModel, instead of cluttering the composables with buildAnnotatedString { ... } calls (because we want to keep the text reactive to locale changes)

I created a library that solves this issue for me, feel free to use it: https://github.com/radusalagean/ui-text-compose

Example:

strings.xml

<resources>
    <string name="greeting">Hi, %1$s!</string>
    <string name="shopping_cart_status">You have %1$s in your %2$s.</string>
    <string name="shopping_cart_status_insert_shopping_cart">shopping cart</string>

    <plurals name="products">
        <item quantity="one">%1$s product</item>
        <item quantity="other">%1$s products</item>
    </plurals>
</resources>

You can create text blueprints like this:

val uiText = UIText {
    res(R.string.greeting) {
        arg("Radu")
    }
    raw(" ")
    res(R.string.shopping_cart_status) {
        arg(
            UIText {
                pluralRes(R.plurals.products, 30) {
                    arg(30.toString()) {
                        +SpanStyle(color = CustomGreen)
                    }
                    +SpanStyle(fontWeight = FontWeight.Bold)
                }
            }
        )
        arg(
            UIText {
                res(R.string.shopping_cart_status_insert_shopping_cart) {
                    +SpanStyle(color = Color.Red)
                }
            }
        )
    }
}

And then use them in your Composable:

Text(uiText.buildAnnotatedStringComposable())

~/Library/Caches/Google/AndroidStudioXXXX.X/projects/<yourProject>

Removing this folder and opening project again has helped, nothing else did.

im not really sure, but from what I know there could be a way using colab. you should definitely do some research on how to do this though.

I think the problem that you are talking about is if the only protection is an ORIGIN or Referer header check, so cant spoof it ? Yes it can be , but not effectively from a browser.

Maptiler and other api providers rely on browser-level security . so when they say something like Only allow requests from certain HTTP origins , it means : only requests made from browser will have a reliable origin or referer header.
so what if someone trys to call their api from curl(for example) ? he should forges the origin too, and ofc it wont work unless CORS allow it , and he should also spoof the context of browser (which is much harder).

CORS + frontend-only usage + origin restriction will protect your api key. Maptiler checks the origin or referer from browser requests . They dont enable CORS for non-whitelisted domains.
about spoofing the headers , CORS preflight checks won’t pass , and they won’t receive a response in browser JS context due to the same-origin-policy .

Of course this is not true secure , it is risk control . it jsut raises the bar by making it non-trivial .

You can try rate limiting + qoutas on maptiler dashboard , and obfuscation and ... .

You can abort the merge using the flag `--abort` If you don't want a commit:

git merge --abort

The line # CONFIG_foo is not set in a Linux kernel .config file means the CONFIG_foo option is turned off, so the related feature or driver won't be included in the kernel.

I also encountered this issue in my Android project.

No matter what I tried at work, I couldn't solve the problem. Later, I checked the project again at home and noticed that it was getting stuck on a file related to one of my custom attributes — specifically one used in a custom button.

Even though the file didn't seem to have any obvious problems, I decided to delete it, rebuild the project, and then add it back.

Surprisingly, that solved the issue.

I hope this helps!

MATLAB has function audiorecorder ready to use :

Fs = 44100;                      % [Hz] sampling freq
nBits = 16; 
nChannels = 2; 
ID = -1;                                                               % default audio input device 
recObj = audiorecorder(Fs,nBits,nChannels,ID);

disp("start recording")

recDuration = 15;                                                 % record for 15 seconds
recordblocking(recObj,recDuration);
disp("stop recording")

play(recObj);

MATLAB home edition is really cheap, have a look :

https://www.mathworks.com/products/matlab-home.html

To add a missing item not mentioned:

If there is a blue box (similar to the icon next to connect except assume that it's blue), the following item is a variable/data member of a class.

example of the blue box symbol

Try to uncheck "Shows Navigation Bar"

For me this alone removed the background from the autofill

input:autofill {
    /*a week's worth of delay*/
    transition-delay: 604800s;
}

it seems to be supported by most modern browsers, for absolute suport is best to add the -webkit prefixes suggested on most other answers

I have faced this issue in Sitecore 10.1. Below steps fixed issue for me:

Got to IIS -> Click on Authentication -> Select "Anonymous Authentication" -> Edit -> Select Application pool identity

I add this line to bottom file and it work's for me.

C:\jmeter\bin\system.properties

jdk.tls.client.protocols=TLSv1.2,TLSv1.3
https.protocols=TLSv1.2,TLSv1.3

The soultion was rather simple. The mapId had to be defined in the options attribute, not as its own attribute: options={{ mapId: 'af96b36ad7c613668b22c03c', }}

The template.ParseFile() does not support glob patterns , so it expects the specific file path .
so use template.ParseGlob(). like this :

templates: template.Must(template.ParseGlob(path))

You'll need to update Postgres to version 16, e.g., https://support.ptc.com/help/codebeamer/r2.2/en/index.html#page/codebeamer/admin_guide/ag_postgresql_migrate_12to16.html

Otherwise it should be fine. I'll update this post in a while when I have more information.

check for the 'index.js' location then set how many parents directory they differ with '\txt\test.txt' and join with relative directory '__dirname':

const fs = require('fs');
const path = require('path');
const archivo = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, '../txt/test.txt'));
console.log(archivo);

Nowadays, the only thing which is needed is this CSS code:

[type=number] {
  appearance: textfield;
}

That works for both Firefox and Chrome, and I assume all other modern browsers.

this issue is happening to me also, what is the solution for that?

Keeping all scripts in a single file

As you are using the custom menu feature in your code, removing a script from their respective Form, Docs or Sheet is not possible as the official documentation stated that a Script can only make custom menu if it is bound to the document, form or sheet.

As far as I can see, your workaround is the most efficient way around.

References:

Custom menus in Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Forms

Updating the answer for 2025 and R version 4.4.0 and above, there is now a native function use() that allows you to do this.

use("gdata", "trim")

I came across this post looking for information on use(), so thought it might be useful for others.

How do I upgrade Neovim to version 0.9+ on Ubuntu 20.04 (GCP terminal)?

You can either download the prebuilt binaries from release page or build neovim from source.

Official Guide

What’s the easiest and most stable way to set up Neovim with full IDE-like functionality (ideally without installing a full GUI)?

Can be a debatable question. I honestly think v0.11+ native Neovim can be enough. It already ships with most of those features you are looking for so using native Neovim could actually be the most stable way (here is my blog post.)

kickstart.nvim is pretty good configuration template to start learning about fundamentals (which will lead you to stable IDE-like functionality at the end)

If you want ready-to-go solution to save your time, there are many Neovim config distros like LazyVim (not lazy.nvim, that's different thing), NVChad and AstroNvim. Choose what you prefer and don't forget to pin all dependencies to prevent breaking changes.

Is NvChad or SpaceVim suitable for cloud SSH workflows?

They all run on TUI (neovim) anyways so doesn't really matter.

Are there best practices for performance or config when working fully over gcloud compute ssh (e.g., color issues, clipboard)?

Many people use different methods. So here are some:

• Usually developers upload their neovim config to remote repository and clone on machines they work on.
• Some people don't want to download their config in remote server, so they often use solutions like sshfs or distant.nvim.
• For color-rendering issues, usually using modern terminal emulator with proper $TERM environment variable and using 'termguicolors' Neovim option would fix it.
• For clipboard, Neovim supports osc52, so you can copy/paste through the ssh connection (see :help clipboard-osc52)

As the comment from @Lex Li suggested. The issue was due to a malformed response from the SMTP server. For some reason I had it stuck in my head that the issue was the request and did not think to blame it on bad configuration as my client was connecting without errors. Long story short, I was using an Office365 which did not play nicely with the package. I switched to a Gmail account and things worked with no further changes to the code.

Found it!

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