Thank you for sharing the Trunk.toml example.
I have tried it and the build process was going in infinite loop. By a slight change, I made it rebuild only once, after detecting a change in any file located on ./src folder.
unnumbervars(+Term, +FirstN, ?Copy)
This predicate is a partial inverse of predicate numbervars/3. It creates a copy of Term in which all subterms of the form '$VAR'(<int>) where <int> is not less than FirstN are uniformly replaced by variables. '$VAR'' subterms with the same integer are replaced by the same variable. Also a version unnumbervars/2 is provided which calls unnumbervars/3 with the second parameter set to 0.
Discord has not yet implemented any Markdown formatting about tables, and there is no current way to print a table on Discord without client modifications, or sending an image file. It has been long demanded though.
when the subquery is no longer self contained , you need to have a connection between inner query and outer query that is why we use correlated queries which means It calculates for each line based on the data it receives from the outer query. for example use pubs data set and try this :
select title , [type] , price ,
(select avg(price) from dbo.titles as InnerQuery where InnerQuery.[type] = OuterQuery.[type]) as AVGPrice
from dbo.titles as OuterQuery
as a result you will have the average price of each book type
The file is moved to the path specified in the second parameter. However, if the drive (e.g., C:/) is not explicitly declared, the path is treated as relative. So, the file is moved to a location relative to where the executable is running, typically within the directory of the .sln file at /bin/Debug/net8.0/.
Already an old thread but I have a little problem. Somehow I have created a folder named: cd..
But I can't find any solution to delete this folder. It's on a Windows server 2016 machine. Normal deleting gives an error that the it's no longer located.
Also tried with (admin rights) cmd and rmdir cd.. or rmdir "cd.." but also no luck.
Thanks everyone for the help. I used the feedback to now use a substitution in the string variable that may contain one or more IP addresses:
my $Event_text="This is a test string with a possible IP address: 10.10.10.100 but there is also 20.20.20.256";
my $New_text = $Event_text;
if ( $New_text =~ /\b$RE{net}{IPv4}\b/ )
{
print "IP FOUND\n";
$New_text =~ s/$RE{net}{IPv4}/ "X.X.X.X" /eg;
$Event_text = $New_text;
}
else
{
print "No IP\n";
}
print "Event_text: $Event_text\n";
This mostly works. But with this code, when one of the IPs in the string is invalid, it returns this output:
Event_text: This is a test string with a possible IP address: X.X.X.X but there is also X.X.X.X6
So you can see that it's trying to substitute the invalid octet "256" but it does so by leaving the last digit (6) for some reason.
I think the substitution requires a tweak around the $RE{net}{ipv4}. The description of the Regexp::Common does say "To prevent the unwanted matching, one needs to anchor the regexp: /^$RE{net}{IPv4}$/". But it's not clear how to implement that.
There is no answer for this question by using Jackson, so in the end in order to keep 3 < 7 as it is, I needed to modify client to post XML wrapped in <!CDATA[[3 < 7]]>, then Jackson will not convert that to 3 < 7 (which is not the wanted behavior).
As of 2023, keras 3.0.0 supports other types of backends, specifically torch and jax. It most likely would be a good idea to write tensorflow "agnostic" keras code in the future, since in a real world scenario there is some boilerplate data handling usually mixed with model creation and decoupling from tf might be useful.
To fix this we had to call this method when starting up the app in OnStart() in App.Xaml.cs and also call this if the user manually changes the theme in the in-app settings
I get the same error when trying to drag and drop a file into visual studio. (this behaviour started when i upgraded to Version 17.11.3).
Whats weird, should i open the target folder using 'windows explorer' and directly drag n drop, thats works. Once i have done that, i thereafter successfully drag and drop files directly into visual studio 🤷♀️
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1): I get the same error
Well I use Ubuntu 24.10 and I use this important program called Gnome-Tweaks
and in there you can set the capslock key -> control key. EMACS alone you can't do this. I hope this helps others, later.
I was looking through the pi pico W diagram again and realized that that pins 23 24 25 are not actual pins.
Maybe that is way the code did not work. Not sure but I will stick with this explanation for my self.
You can see the functions of the three pins in the table below the diagram:
I am interested how this answer has worked out over time since google follows robots.txt options loosely. It seems like this continues to be an issue for RTD users. Any updates? From a cursory google of pyngrok, it seems like it works well.
This has been answered multiple times but never afais gives the response starting by pressing a Button to get to the next View. Adding this approach just in case someone ends up (just like me) on a Google search that has this answer as one the top links.
This approach is a combination of @State variable on the Initial View and the same variable as @Binding in the Ending View. You can always add a "Back" button on the ending View to return to the original.
struct InitialView: View {
@State private var isEndingViewActive = false
HStack {
var body: some View {
if isEndingViewActive {
EndingView(isEndingViewActive: $isEndingViewActive)
} else {
Button(“Going to End View”) {
isEndingViewActive = true
}
}
}
}
}
struct EndingView: View {
@Binding private var isEndingViewActive: Bool
HStack {
var body: some View {
Button(“Going Back to Initial View”) {
isEndingViewActive = false
}
}
}
}
2 - add this -> npm i postcss
3 - add this -> npm i autoprefixer
4 - create manually this file in your project -> postcss.config.js
5 - add below code inside of postcss.config.js
i noticed while trying this code which can help make a function to support currying, notice line 6 where return have (), without parentheses this code does not have capability to return a executable curried function
You may use os.path.split(os.path.split("C:\Users\Name\New\Data\Folder1\Folder1-1")[0])[1] construction: it will produce "Folder1"
Sure, if I understood right what your issue is.
Make you sure you are using 64 bit compiler. I managed to recreate the problem but it seems like it doesn't work on 32bit also use directly bcdedit without any full path. It's like a drivers. x86 driver doesn't work on x64 etc. Also if you are using 32 bit then use 32 bit compiler.
If you're initializing something (i.e. the amount of data are small), you could prep the schema in a script by connecting to a ":memory:" database and resolve all of the column challenges, then write the fully polished file out to disk.
I think I've solved my question if someone also has such a problem, then here's what I did first, I thought that if I didn't run the .cpp file itself, but run the compiled one.exe so the whole Russian language in this case begins to be written in utf-8 encoding and is correctly entered into the database. also, for correct output to the console, I added the following code to the main function
if you follow my method, everything will work, although I understand that most likely there are ways for the IDE to work correctly if there are other solutions, I will be happy to listen to them and thank you to everyone who tried to help
def calc_pi():
num = 3
ans = 0
sign = '+'
for i in range(1,1000000):
if sign == '+':
ans += (1/num)
sign = '-'
else:
ans -= (1/num)
sign = '+'
num += 2
print(4 * (1-ans))
I'll comment what was the issue FOR ME, just in case someone needs it: mavenLocal().
Yes, really. Even though the correct online repo is set, gradle chose to ignore it, and continues to do so when I re-add it. Luckily, I don't require it.
ran into the issue trying to locate UserRefID and found a solution. Apparently, when you follow their "OAuth2/Authorization Guide", you can get the needed data if you run a GET call:
curl --location --request GET 'https://api.honeywell.com/v2/locations?apikey=CONSUMERKEY' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOURTOKEN'
The JSON that comes out has the UserID. So, it is indeed the UserRefID (2352951) :
...and what about the more useful script(s) allowing html interface to existing data table(s) spreadsheet db and edit the same? IE mySQL or other db. html GUIs are easy enough but the data accessibility just isn't a part of html - unfortunately it never was a part of the intended specs - however, in today's world it (html) NEEDS to be revised to do so! The 80's are over! No one wants just visibility only, but real time editing also.
I was also facing the same issue.
In my case the problem was after making code changes in I saved them, But didn't re-run the
npm run start command.
After I did stop the existing npm and ran the above command, it started to work.
I found that the path name has to be fully qualified and that the partial path in the base uploader file will not work (at least on this implimentation on Rails PlayGround).
Based on @Michael Kay's comment, switching the XSLT processor from Xalan to Saxon solves this problem. You have to add saxon-he-12.5.jar and xmlresolver-5.2.2.jar from Saxon-HE 12.5 to the classpath, and set the system property with -Djavax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory=net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl. This solution has the advantage of requiring no changes to the source code.
This might help https://github.com/JairajJangle/react-native-visibility-sensor, a modern and flexible module that detects whether a component is in the viewport or not in React Native. This module is made keeping the functionality offered by react-visibility-sensor in mind.
The issue stems from MS Word's inability to handle the viewBox attribute properly. To resolve this, I removed the viewBox attribute, recalculated the positions of all elements, and placed them inside a <g/> element. This adjustment allows MS Word to render the SVG correctly.
Did you ever find the reason this is happening? I am also trying to do the same thing for the same Coursera final project and am getting the exact same error!
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): trying to do the same
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (3): Did you ever find the
Had the same issue. Solution was:
In Solution explorer right-click problematic xaml file -> Rename to some other name (f.e. EditContactPage2.xaml) ->Enter . After recompiling - no errors.
Then this file can be renamed to the previous name in the same way.
+1
My VisualStudio started today with this exactly same issue.
I also have as well updating, reinstalling, deleting publish profiles and repairing the install, but nothing has worked.
I noted that this occurs with only one solution (website project); so I dont feel it is related to the instalation.
Did you guys find some solution? I looks like Microsoft is trolling us...
If you don't explicitly set package-mode=false in your pyproject.toml file, poetry treats your project as a package and will install it as a package every time you install it. So if you set --no-root: It will not install the root package (your project).
You can add a custom column to the dataset with a value and a colour indicator as an example, then use a RegEx value mapping like this to achieve the desired look: (\d+.\d+) (\bGreen).
Microsoft has replaced basic authentication with OAuth2 for enhanced security, breaking existing Python applications using imaplib with simple username/password logins. As a result, imaplib can no longer connect to Outlook personal accounts directly.
To address this, Python applications need to adopt OAuth2 for authentication. This guide details how I updated my script to use requests_oauthlib for OAuth2 and Microsoft Graph API to access my inbox.
Step-by-Step Guide:
1. Register Your Application in Azure:
Log in to the Azure Portal using your Microsoft account.
Register your app:
Go to Azure AD > App registrations > New registration.
Provide a name (e.g., Outlook Personal App).
Choose Accounts in any organizational directory and personal Microsoft accounts.
Add a Redirect URI: http://localhost:8000/callback.(This is an important value. Since you need to run a localhost in your machine to perform one time account authentication.
Save the registration and note your Client ID.
Navigate to API Permissions in your app registration.
Add Microsoft Graph > Delegated permissions:
Mail.Read: To read user mail.
Mail.ReadWrite: To read and write user mail.
User.Read: To read the user profile.
Grant admin consent if required.(There is no need for it in personal email accounts)
3. Implement OAuth2 Authentication and Email Access in you Python code:
Replace imaplib with requests_oauthlib for OAuth2 support:
import os
from flask import Flask, request, Response
import threading
from requests_oauthlib import OAuth2Session
import requests
# Allow HTTP for local testing (not recommended for production)
os.environ['OAUTHLIB_INSECURE_TRANSPORT'] = '1'
# Configuration
CLIENT_ID = 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' # Replace with your Application (client) ID
REDIRECT_URI = 'http://localhost:8000/callback'
AUTH_BASE_URL = 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/consumers/oauth2/v2.0/authorize'
TOKEN_URL = 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/consumers/oauth2/v2.0/token'
SCOPE = ['https://graph.microsoft.com/Mail.ReadWrite']
# Create an OAuth2 session
oauth = OAuth2Session(CLIENT_ID, redirect_uri=REDIRECT_URI, scope=SCOPE)
# Step 1: Get the authorization URL and print it
authorization_url, state = oauth.authorization_url(AUTH_BASE_URL)
print(f'Please go to this URL and authorize access: {authorization_url}')
# Step 2: Start a Flask server to capture the redirect response
app = Flask(__name__)
auth_code = None
@app.route('/callback')
def callback():
global auth_code
auth_code = request.url # Capture the full URL with the authorization code
print('Authorization code received!')
def shutdown_server():
func = request.environ.get('werkzeug.server.shutdown')
if func is not None:
func()
threading.Thread(target=shutdown_server).start()
return 'Authorization code received! You can close this tab.'
# Run Flask server in a separate thread
server_thread = threading.Thread(target=app.run, kwargs={'port': 8000})
server_thread.start()
# Wait for the authorization code to be set by the Flask server
while auth_code is None:
pass
# Step 3: Fetch the access token using the captured authorization code
token = oauth.fetch_token(
TOKEN_URL,
authorization_response=auth_code,
client_id=CLIENT_ID,
include_client_id=True
)
print('Access token obtained successfully! Lets continue')
# Proceed with API requests or other logic
# Step 4: Use the access token to access the user's mailbox
# Retrieve the first three emails from the inbox
headers = {'Authorization': f'Bearer {token["access_token"]}'}
response = requests.get('https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/mailFolders/inbox/messages?$top=3&$select=id,from,subject,body', headers=headers)
if response.status_code == 200:
emails = response.json().get('value', [])
if emails:
print("\nDisplaying the first three emails:\n")
for i, email in enumerate(emails, 1):
print(f"Email {i}:")
print(f" ID: {email.get('id', 'N/A')}")
print(f" From: {email.get('from', {}).get('emailAddress', {}).get('address', 'N/A')}")
print(f" Subject: {email.get('subject', 'No Subject')}")
# Extract the body content and display only text (no HTML)
body_content = email.get('body', {}).get('content', '')
if email.get('body', {}).get('contentType', '').lower() == 'html':
# Strip HTML tags if the content type is HTML
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
body_content = BeautifulSoup(body_content, 'html.parser').get_text()
print(f" Body (Text Only): {body_content.strip()[:500]}") # Limit to 500 chars for readability
print("\n" + "-"*50 + "\n")
else:
print('No emails found.')
else:
print(f"Failed to fetch emails. Status code: {response.status_code}")
print("Response content:", response.text)
If you want to deserialize a json file into its subclass, you need to manually judge its type and use is or something to convert it into the corresponding subclass. because deserialization itself cannot determine what type your data was originally, the data that cannot be deserialized will be discarded and processed manually.
A more simple approach would be to cycle through the rows of sheet 'RefundOther' via 'for...next' starting with last row of this sheet (step -1 because you're going to delete rows), copy each cell value from A to V (column 1…22) via another 'for...next' to the designated target sheet (where you looked up its last row beforehand) and delete the source row then.
I'd like to apologize that I don't provide any code, but I'm sitting at a patients tablet in a hospital, bored to death, struggeling with the Autocorrection.
test <- function(data, variable, range, fill) {
# no quotes around {{ variable }}
# use :=
tmp <- data %>% complete({{ variable }} := range, fill = fill)
return(tmp)
}
# And the way I want to call the function:
z %>% test(g1, 1:5, fill = list(n = 0, gender = 'f'))
# A tibble: 5 × 3
g1 gender n
<dbl> <chr> <dbl>
1 1 f 0
2 2 f 3
3 3 f 2
4 4 f 8
5 5 f 3
tidyeval is definitely weird to get used to, but it starts to make sense with practice.
You can find a tidyeval cheatsheet (PDF) from here
any class or method annotated with Spring's @Transactional annotation must also be annotated with @Service
(which I think are really two structurally different cases: for @Transactional methods, you want the declaring classes to be @Services, not the methods themselves), I don't see how you could combine them if you want to have classes and methods reported as individual violations in the corresponding cases.
If you didn't care, but really preferred to combine the rules, you could in this case (when you also accept that, for a class annotated with @Transactional but not @Service, you'll get a violation for every method – also none if the class doesn't have any methods) use:
(I've expressed that I wouldn't do that, haven't I?)
The second case
the annotation @jakarta.transaction.Transactional is not allowed on any class or method
is something that could actually be unified as a single rule for classes or methods (regarding their common functionality that they can have annotations [and have a source code location each]), cf. §7.5 Rules with Custom Concepts of the ArchUnit User Guide:
// Intersection types are tricky, cf. https://stackoverflow.com/q/6643241 .
// Please let me know if you find a better solution for this:
<HAS_ANNOTATIONS extends HasAnnotations<?> & HasSourceCodeLocation>
ClassesTransformer<HAS_ANNOTATIONS> classesOrMethodsWhichCanHaveAnnotations() {
return new AbstractClassesTransformer<>("classes/methods") {
@Override
public Iterable<HAS_ANNOTATIONS> doTransform(JavaClasses classes) {
List<HAS_ANNOTATIONS> result = new ArrayList(classes); // shortcut 🤫
classes.forEach(javaClass ->
result.addAll((Set<HAS_ANNOTATIONS>) javaClass.getMethods())
);
return result;
}
};
}
@ArchTest
ArchRule noJakartaTransaction = no(classesOrMethodsWhichCanHaveAnnotations())
.should(beAnnotatedWith(jakarta.transaction.Transactional.class));
Actually, there is a real (double) offset property, which is responsible for progress and I change it fractionally. There will be a bit of calculations, bit I think this is what I need.
In case anyone needs it, there is a service now that automated it and easily provides spotify access_token's (using auth code flow) called https://spoken.host
On your android studio, go to more actions and click that, then select 'Virtual Device Manager'
You will be able to see your Emulators, go the one which is showing this problem 'Error: adb.exe: device offline' you will be able to see three dots on your right hand, click on those three dots and then select 'Cold Boot' then try to reconnect again, hopefully your problem will be solved.
Partial indexing is possible since shopware 6.4. First --skip got introduced and later on --only in this blog post I take a deep dive into indexing and also show some examples on how to use skip & only.
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When you pin a property in the Visual Studio debugger, it becomes the prioritized display item, effectively overriding [DebuggerDisplay]. This behavior lets you focus on specific fields but can indeed hide the custom display you set up with [DebuggerDisplay]
on the sceen i've pinned a Content property that's why Debugger shows it like Content = {....} instead of expected
[DebuggerDisplay("RestResponse {ToString()})]
The maximum bytes for a path is 4096. And the maximum bytes for a file name is 255 bytes.
So, that means: because the character is equal to 2 bytes, it will be like:
max character for file name = 255 bytes / 2 bytes for a character = 127 character.
max character for path = 4096 bytes / 2 bytes for a character = 2048 character.
Another possible issue is that the appType property for your AzureFunctionApp@2 task has the wrong value.
If you're deploying to a Linux app service plan, it should be functionAppLinux while if you're deploying to Windows, it should be functionApp. I was wondering why deployment succeeds but wwwroot is empty, and it turned out that this was the issue...
If you want to verify that the user has a verified email while authenticating, you will also get help from the Pre Token Generation Lambda. This trigger is invoked every time a token is rs generated, you could use this to check if email verifcation was successfull and it made its way into the flag that the user has been verified after last login.
In Lambda function:
Verify that the email_verified key is true
2, Take this status and compare it to the last status you have stored in your own database.
If it is a newly verified email, perform an update to the user email in your database.
Don't use apt to install ruby, because it installs system-wide which makes gem management difficult. Try using something like rvm, it will work a lot better.
No, WebRTC cannot be used to forward a port. WebRTC is designed to establish direct connections between devices, not to route traffic through a middle server.
