-- Step 1: Run SHOW PRIMARY KEYS

SHOW PRIMARY KEYS IN TABLE my_schema.my_table;

-- Step 2: Query the result

SELECT *

FROM TABLE(RESULT_SCAN(LAST_QUERY_ID()));

Turned out to be a sneaky firewall issue. Thought I'd ruled that out by testing from the command-line, but it turns out there is some kind of hidden proxy that is used by Windows for our interactive logins, but not for the Azure agent. As for why it suddenly stopped working, we think maybe Microsoft changed / added some new ips that weren't covered by our old firewall exception

Setting an empty value for popover — popover or popover="" — is equivalent to setting popover="auto".

This is what currently works in React - popover="" or popover="auto".

You're building remotely on EAS, and your Google services file (./android/app/google-services.json) will not exist, since the android and ios folders are ignored and generated when building. You should use EAS credentials to manage the Google services file (https://docs.expo.dev/eas/environment-variables/#how-to-upload-a-secret-file-and-use-it-in-my-app-config). There are also a few recommendations in this issue: https://github.com/expo/eas-cli/issues/228

You probably shouldn't use flex: 1 in contentContainerStyle. It causes problems with the KeyboardAvoidingView

Had the same issue, using lightning-select instead of lightning-combobox fixed it for me!

Expo router uses file-based routing, and I don't think you can programmatically ignore routes like this. It looks like you're trying to implement an authentication flow, and you can take a look at this: https://docs.expo.dev/router/advanced/authentication/.

You can also use protected routes: https://docs.expo.dev/router/advanced/protected/, but this is only supported in SDK 53.

I am not sure which command solve it but, it solved with the following ffmpeg command;

$ffmpegCmd = "ffmpeg -y -i " . escapeshellarg($inputPath) . " " .
            "-vf \"format=yuv420p,scale=1080:1920:force_original_aspect_ratio=decrease," .
            "pad=1080:1920:(ow-iw)/2:(oh-ih)/2,setsar=1\" " .
            "-c:v libx264 -preset medium -profile:v baseline -level 3.0 " .
            "-color_range tv -colorspace bt709 " .
            "-pix_fmt yuv420p " .
            "-r 30 -g 60 -keyint_min 60 -sc_threshold 0 -x264opts no-scenecut " .
            "-c:a aac -b:a 128k -ac 2 -ar 48000 " .
            "-movflags +faststart " .
            "-video_track_timescale 15360 " .
            "-max_muxing_queue_size 9999 " .
            escapeshellarg($outputPath);

Another way (with GitExtensions 5.2):

• Open Filter dialog (Ctrl + I shortcut or through menu via View -> Advanced filter...)

• Specify space-separated branch names (more than 2 can be specified)

Ok - This is Murphys Law I guess... I have been debugging this for two days without result and 30 min after posting this question I found the bug.

In claRenderobj I first bind the _VAO . The second line should have been to the vertexbuffer _buffer.

Simple misstake that was quite hard to debug.

        GL.BindVertexArray(_VAO);
        GL.BindBuffer(BufferTarget.ArrayBuffer, _VAO); 

Masking is slow on iOS, but I have not found a way to speed it up

Cloud CDN now supports fast cache invalidations. Invalidations take less than 10s, globally. The invalidation quota has been increased from 1/per min to 500/per min. As part of this rollout, cache tags are also now supported.

Thank you for your answer one above.

I am having issues (I have 14 items) using W11 Edge:-

firstly: .scroller moves to fast secondly: on wrap around it overprints last item with first item (14 over 1) thirdly: .scroller__container background-color is ignored

I changed --scrolling-gallery-items-visible: to 1 but still has the same problems

Thank you for this post. I just wanted to add more context. When you log in with mutation AuthenticateUserWithPassword it will return sessionToken. Make sure you pass the sessionToken token as a Bearer token and authenticatedItem item query will return the correct data.

import {
  ApolloClient,
  InMemoryCache,
  HttpLink
} from "@apollo/client";
import {
  setContext
} from "@apollo/client/link/context";

const httpLink = new HttpLink({
  uri: "http://localhost:3000/api/graphql",
});

const authLink = setContext((_, {
  headers
}) => {
  // Read the sessionToken from localStorage
  const token = localStorage.getItem("sessionToken");
  return {
    headers: {
      ...headers,
      authorization: token ? `Bearer ${token}` : "",
    },
  };
});

const client = new ApolloClient({
  link: authLink.concat(httpLink),
  cache: new InMemoryCache(),
});

export default client;

i want to change the name of product i work zith this plugin

https://woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-paypal-payments/

this code is work for me?

add_filter( 'woocommerce_paypal_get_order_item_name', 'change_paypal_item_name', 10, 3 );
function change_paypal_item_name( $item_name, $order, $item ) {
    return 'test';
}

I am having a similar problem with filesystemobject AND with DIR() with the file not found. The path does have an apostrophe in the PATH but not the filename. I use ? dir(FullFileName) in the debug window and DIR cannot find the file either, although the file is clearly present. What's extra weird is only fso.GetFile and DIR exhibit this behavior. My debug window calls to

? dir("F:\OneDrive\Documents\Bowling\Scot's Pots\SP Test League Handicap.txt")

returns a blank line.

? fso.GetAbsolutePathName("F:\OneDrive\Documents\Bowling\Scot's Pots\")

returns

F:\OneDrive\Documents\Bowling\Scot's Pots

and

? fso.GetBaseName("SP Test League Handicap.txt")

returns

SP Test League Handicap

Yet,

? fso.GetFIle("{F:\OneDrive\Documents\Bowling\Scot's Pots\SP Test League Handicap.txt")

generates error 53: cannot find file.

I've run this code thousands of times with no problem, but today, it blows up.

HELP!

[email protected]

While this may be perhaps a little late for the OP, I hope the next person looking for this finds it useful.

CrafterCMS requires a server than can run java and mariadb for the authoring environment, and java for the delivery environment (CrafterCMS doesn't support static delivery by itself, but you can point next.js or Gatsby at it to pull content down if you want to run a static site).

CrafterCMS supports several different deployment models (from unzip-and-go to docker to cloud-native) but neither the UI nor the delivery engine can run inside GitHub. (It works great on a Raspberry Pi 5 though).

Crafter uses git as its datastore, and that datastore can be synchronized (pushed) up to a remote server like GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, etc. You can then use those servers to facilitate deployment to other environments or collaborate with teammates. They call this DevContentOps.

Simply going on what you showed, I don't believe you have an animated 2d sprite node in your scene tree. If you haven't forgotten too add that, then specify your adding a child of the player. AddChild(player);

I agree with David Newcomb, just make it simple and extract the relevant informations which then you can redirect where it is required. The issue you are having is from trying to treat an array (weather) as a map. Instead of doing that, it's much easier and safer to let Gson handle it like in this simple example:

URL url = new URL(REQUEST_URL);
HttpURLConnection con = (HttpURLConnection) url.openConnection();
Scanner scanner = new Scanner(con.getInputStream());
StringBuilder output = new StringBuilder();

while (scanner.hasNextLine()) {
    output.append(scanner.nextLine());
}

scanner.close();
con.disconnect();

Gson gson = new Gson();
Root root = gson.fromJson(output.toString(), Root.class);

// Example usage:
City city = root.city; // Replace with actual fields as per your model

When you open the file, only write `:view` in vim and press enter. Regards

Google offers an API for google meet, with code snippets on Java, Python, and Node.js, https://developers.google.com/workspace/meet/api/guides/overview?hl=pt-br

Specifically for creating meeting rooms, you can follow this documentation https://developers.google.com/workspace/meet/api/guides/meeting-spaces?hl=pt-br

You can try either of three different ways to achieve this-

1. Use of unique key.

2. Use of incremental strategy: merge instead of append

3. Use distinct in select query

I know this is an old question, but I made an add-on on Google forms that helps you to create a sociogram, maybe it is helpful for you.

https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/sociogram/298994610440

// add default class
lib.parseFunc_RTE.tags.a.typolink.ATagParams.stdWrap.wrap = class="link-default"

A similar question was asked from this guy. Im not 100% sure the answer myself as I don't use clang but rather the Rider default compiler (which is MSbuild). I just wanted to point out the similarities in hopes his question was also your own.

i have similar problem with build native and secured random.
First, in my code, change SecuredRandom() in static or init value of a field move to constructor or body function.
In your application.properties or application.yaml (change the sintaxis only) add your class (the class that uses secure random, not java.security.SecureRandom u other) with the error, example:

quarkus.native.additional-build-args=--initialize-at-run-time=com.itextpdf.kernel.font.FontUtil\\,com.itextpdf.kernel.crypto.OutputStreamAesGcmEncryption

References: https://quarkus.io/guides/building-native-image#configuration-reference

While this does work, guessing you have found that it is not the most optimal, or reusable method. If you are already using separate scripts to reference your specific states I would recommend using a state machine process. If you do not want to reorganize your states then signals would most likely be a better substitute.

The fast-math is needed because results will change ever so slightly when using vectorized math

Could you please try steps given on below url?https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/stable/configuration/templating/dbt.html

I guess the error is not because of profile.yaml

Updating the Hilt version solved the issue for me.

I updated from 2.49 to 2.56.1.

You can find the latest stable version of Hilt here: Hilt setup documentation

Did you get any solution for that?

if you in Windows there is a second way:

for (i=0; i<n; i++){
    //if Enter key press down
    if (GetKeyState(VK_RETURN) & 0x8000){
        //wait for Enter press up
        while (GetKeyState(VK_RETURN) & 0x8000) {}
        dosomething();
    }
}

Thank you for posting this, I had the same issue but I was able to resolve it with your suggestion. Alternatively you can stop IIS from the connections pane to avoid uninstalling.

Found on
https://www.osnews.com/story/9338/programming-the-cache-on-the-powerpc/

"On another point, there is no single proper cache flush instruction in the PowerPCs, an equivalent of the x86’s WBINVD ( Write Back and Invalidate ) so the only way to flush it is to fill it with dummy data."

"Why would you fill the caches with dummy data to flush? Never heard of DCBF, DCBI? Surely you have to go trough a loop for flushing, but no need to fill with dummy data. (BTW I feel it lot more sensible approach than the full cache flush at once.)"

I think you will have to find out the range of virtual addresses to flush and use the dcbf for each cache block.

I've discovered the problem and a solution.

In the original code, I was converting a float into a string and wanted to print out a statement if the last character of the string was a certain number:

    elif operationChoice == 6:
        if choice1 < 0:
            print(f"Evaluating the nth root of a negative number is not supported by this calculator.")
            print(f"Try again!")
            continue
        result = mathDict[6](choice1, choice2)
        if str(choice2)[-1] == "2":
            print(f"The {choice2}nd root of {choice1} equals {result}")

The problem is that the last character of a float will be AFTER the decimal point and not before.

This code appears to fix my problem and prints the output I want.

elif operationChoice == 6:
    if choice1 < 0:
        print(f"Evaluating the nth root of a negative number is not supported by this calculator.")
        print(f"Try again!")
        continue
    result = mathDict[6](choice1,int(choice2))
    placeholderValue = result
    if str(choice2)[-3] == "2":
        print(f"The {str(choice2)[0:-2]}nd root of {choice1} equals {result}")

The output for an input of 25 for choice1 and 2 for choice2 is:
The 2nd root of 25.0 equals 5.0

Check your query length settings in SSMS. I think the default size for a query's text in SSMS is 1024 characters and your length looks very close to that.

I have faced the same issue instead of running on http://0.0.0.0:8000/ i ran on http://localhost:8000/ and it worked.! I have no explanation how it worked but it worked lol. 😁

I included Klite Codec in my software install using Inno Setup and everything is working perfect

I experience the same problem, with date, number, and text fields on forms. For example, frmMainMenu has the following field:

tblData has the following fields:

The following is a simple query and the results:

SELECT tblData.Year
        , [forms].[frmMainMenu].[txtReportingSFY] AS txtReportingSFY

FROM tblData
;

Setting Year = forms!frmMainMenu!txtReportingSFY fails because the field comes through as a Japanese character.

I am unable to figure out why the Japanese character is coming through. I have found that the Format() function is an effective workaround:

have you figured this out? i'm having the same issue :/

lo que sucede es que tengo una integración con ConversationRelay, pero no logro identificar qué parámetros puedo ajustar para los tiempos de interrupción. Cuando interrumpo al agente durante la llamada, se tarda en responder a la interrupción. Este es mi inicio de ConversationRelay. Agradecería cualquier información al respecto. Además, siento que los parámetros que ajusto para la voz tampoco producen ningún cambio.

<Response>
        <Start>
            <Record action="{BASE_URL}/recording-complete" recordingStatusCallback="{BASE_URL}/recording-status" 
                   recordingStatusCallbackMethod="POST" trim="trim-silence" />
        </Start>
        <Connect>
            <ConversationRelay 
            url="{base_url_for_ws}/ws"
            ttsProvider="ElevenLabs"
            transcriptionLanguage="es-MX"
            transcriptionProvider="Deepgram"
            voice="VmejBeYhbrcTPwDniox7"
            ttsLanguage="es-MX"
            welcomeGreeting="Hola, qué tal. Soy tu asistente de ventas y te llamo para contarte sobre nuestro nuevo producto Gamma, un dispositivo inteligente para tu hogar. ¿Te gustaría conocer más detalles sobre sus funciones y beneficios?"
            welcomeGreetingInterruptible="speech"
            interruptible="speech"
            preemptible="true"
            optimize_streaming_latency="true"
            speechModel="nova-2-general"
        >
            <Language 
                code="es-MX" 
                ttsProvider="ElevenLabs" 
                voice="VmejBeYhbrcTPwDniox7" 
                elevenlabsStability="0.7"
                elevenlabsSimilarityBoost="0.7"
                elevenlabsModel="eleven_multilingual_v2"
                elevenlabsSpeed="0.7" 
                elevenlabsVolumeAdjustmentDb="1.2"  
                transcriptionProvider="Deepgram" 
                transcriptionLanguage="es-MX" 
                welcomeGreetingInterruptible="speech" 
                interruptible="speech" 
                preemptible="true"
                speechModel="nova-2-general"
                optimize_streaming_latency="true"
            />
        </ConversationRelay>
        </Connect>
    </Response>
   

The database connector you are using insists on strict hostname (CN) verification while the certificate provided by google cloud does not specify one.

You can configure your connector's ssl policy to be less restrictive, or better, use a connector provided by google cloud. For example with jdbc or r2dbc it is easiest to use https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-sql-jdbc-socket-factory

Actually when you put ol or ul tags inside a p, those tags are treated by the browser as block elements and they are put aside the p tag and not inside it.

You're likely facing a runtime environment issue. The first execution triggers model downloads and widget rendering. If you're using Jupyter/Colab, the frontend may not be fully ready, causing display errors. Once cached, the second run works smoothly.

This might help:

• Isolate model loading in a separate cell or script.

• Add simple print logs to track download/init time.

• Run in a standard Python script (e.g., VS Code terminal) to avoid frontend rendering issues.

This is a classic case of execution environment quirks,, similar to what you'd encounter when debugging backend issues in server-side apps. If you're into that sort of thing, this quick read offers a good debugging mindset.

After Communicating with Microsoft, this was a security fix released on Microsoft Reporting Services (SSRS) version "16.0.9101.19239" (Product Version: 16.0.1116.38) on "2025/01/06"

• Information can be found here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/release-notes-reporting-services?view=sql-server-ver16#160910119239-20250106

Changed default SupportedHyperlinkSchemes advanced server property value to disallow JavaScript

to address it:

1. Connect to Server via SSMS

• open SSMS
• set "Server Type" to "Reporting Services"
• set Server name as "[Servername or localhost]\[SSRS INSTANCE NAME]" (example: SQL\SSRS)
• set Authentication as needed (usually Windows Authentication)

3. Set Server Properties

• Open Server Properties (Right-click on the Server > Properties)
• Go to Security Tab
• set "SupportedHyperlinkSchemes" to "*" (without "") - this will allow all URLs. if you have specific hyperlink schemes in use, you can put them here instead.

4. Restart SSRS

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It looks like the spl package is separate from solana, so you should just be able to do from spl.token import instructions.

I looked at how it was used in tests at https://github.com/michaelhly/solana-py/blob/669055a8945739f04d131310b2e78bc619fce54d/tests/integration/test_token_client.py#L7

When a device or group is created do you see it’s representative at mongodb?

it seems iota is not using mongo to store device config data (however it seems to be correctly configure at first sight).

Try to use a similar approach used in BlissRoms:

android_library_import {
    name: "glide",
    aars: ["libs/glide-4.9.0.aar"],
}

1. https://review.blissroms.org/plugins/gitiles/platform_packages_apps_Settings/+/refs/heads/arcadia-next/Android.bp

2. https://review.blissroms.org/plugins/gitiles/platform_packages_apps_Settings/+/refs/heads/arcadia-next/libs/

extensions_dict = {
    "mp4": {"type": "video", "codec": ["libx264", "libmpeg4", "aac"]},
    "mkv": {"type": "video", "codec": ["libx264", "libmpeg4", "aac"]},
    "ogv": {"type": "video", "codec": ["libtheora"]},
    "webm": {"type": "video", "codec": ["libvpx"]},
    "avi": {"type": "video"},
    "mov": {"type": "video", "codec": ["libx264", "prores"]},
    "ogg": {"type": "audio", "codec": ["libvorbis"]},
    "mp3": {"type": "audio", "codec": ["libmp3lame"]},
    "wav": {"type": "audio", "codec": ["pcm_s16le", "pcm_s24le", "pcm_s32le"]},
    "m4a": {"type": "audio", "codec": ["libfdk_aac"]},
    "flac": {"type": "audio", "codec": ["flac"]},
}

There is no "hevc_nvenc" codec in moviepy source code. How are you even using it.

Check it yourself -
https://github.com/Zulko/moviepy/blob/master/moviepy/tools.py
https://github.com/Zulko/moviepy/blob/master/moviepy/video/VideoClip.py

if should raise a key error.

if codec is None:
            try:
                codec = extensions_dict[ext]["codec"][0]
            except KeyError:
                raise ValueError(
                    "MoviePy couldn't find the codec associated "
                    "with the filename. Provide the 'codec' "
                    "parameter in write_videofile."
                )

You can set the username this way. Set it an anonymous value.

InternalWorkbook iwb = wb.getInternalWorkbook();
iwb.getWriteAccess().setUsername("username");

Thank you, aw3!
It works! Really happy about the solution.

Update requested by Kristof Bergé...
--------------------------------------------

It could perhaps be a bit confusing, but I wrote the question for the "Dashboard" page but I tried out the answer for a page named "MainPage".

XMAL code

<ContentPage xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dotnet/2021/maui"
             xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml"
             xmlns:viewmodel="clr-namespace:SleepDiaryViewModel.ViewModels;assembly=SleepDiaryViewModel"
             x:DataType="viewmodel:MainPageViewModel"
             x:Class="SleepDiary.MainPage"
             xmlns:toolkit="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dotnet/2022/maui/toolkit">

    <ContentPage.BindingContext>
        <viewmodel:MainPageViewModel />
    </ContentPage.BindingContext>
    
    <ScrollView>
        <VerticalStackLayout>
            <Label 
                HorizontalOptions="Start"
                VerticalOptions="Center"
                Text="{Binding Test}"
                TextColor="Green"
                FontSize="Title"/>
        </VerticalStackLayout>
    </ScrollView>
</ContentPage>

.CS-file (I have left out unneccesary code)

public partial class MainPage : ContentPage
{

    protected override void OnAppearing()
    {
        (BindingContext as MainPageViewModel).ReloadData();

        base.OnAppearing();
    }

    public MainPage()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
        BindingContext = new SleepDiaryViewModel.ViewModels.MainPageViewModel();
    }
}

Alright, I guess I didn't check enough beforehand:

https://discord.com/developers/docs/reference#snowflakes

This article clearly explains that IDs are implemented as Snowflakes and are unsigned long integers.

check out this https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/crt-library-features?view=msvc-170

first, it says that UCRT is linked dynamically. second, there are 2 more libraries that compose the CRT

so, ill try to guess:

• without entry, builtins (default libs) are on, initialization code injected, everything builds fine.

• no builtins, memcpy() is declared, but UCRT doesnt have memcpy() so linker skips attaching it and fails.

• no builtins, memcpy_s() is implemented in UCRT, linker attaches UCRT that is special default lib that requires initialization so it attaches other libraries (msvcrt, vcruntime) that has memcpy() so the thing, again, builds fine.

The issue in my case was that i returned vertex positions as vec4(position, 0.0). I should have returned vec4(position, 1.0) instead. As per specs, a dynamic error occurs if w is 0. This error could not be captured though, and causes everything to fail silently.

it's just simple answer from the feature, this can be caused by connected to more than one emulator or devices on the same pc/laptop, so my answer is easy:
Just use `-s`

Like:
`adb -s emulator-5554 shell/install/pull/`

This turned out to be a misconfiguration, not loading .env where it should have been loaded.

.env is loaded in settings.py (django)

But .env was not loaded in celery.py as it was assumed to be loaded already. This seems not always the case.  Sometimes celery.py is run from an _init_ script while .env is not loaded.

This causes celery to run without a valid broker URL, which causes network issues. These network issues cause problems for .delay() and .delay_on_commit()

Did you find a solution for this?

import { generateHTML, parseHTML } from '@payloadcms/richtext-lexical';

// Convert Lexical JSON to HTML:

const html = await generateHTML(lexicalStateJSON, editorConfig);

// Convert HTML to Lexical JSON:

const lexicalJSON = await parseHTML(html, editorConfig);

Here is a great way to get started with a pretty comprehensive list of view modifiers.

In a web browser, go to X.com and the grow tab. Type in "compile a list of of all swiftUI view modifiers"

This will give you this:

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Compiling a complete list of all SwiftUI view modifiers is challenging because Apple’s SwiftUI framework evolves with each iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS release, and the official documentation doesn’t provide a single, exhaustive list in one place. Additionally, new modifiers are introduced, and existing ones may be deprecated or modified. However, I can provide a comprehensive list of commonly used SwiftUI view modifiers based on the latest available documentation (up to SwiftUI 5.0, iOS 18, macOS 15, etc., as of my knowledge cutoff) and categorize them for clarity. This list draws from Apple’s official documentation, community resources, and practical usage patterns.

Note that SwiftUI view modifiers are methods applied to views to customize their appearance, behavior, or structure, returning a new view instance. They are chainable and can be applied to any type conforming to the View protocol. Some modifiers are specific to certain view types (e.g., Text), while others are broadly applicable. For a definitive reference, you can explore Apple’s documentation for the View protocol or use Xcode’s autocomplete feature (by typing . after a view) to discover available modifiers.

Below is a categorized list of key SwiftUI view modifiers, grouped by their primary function. I’ll include a brief description of each where relevant. Since the list is extensive, I’ll focus on the most commonly used and notable modifiers, ensuring it’s practical rather than overwhelming. If you need details on a specific modifier or category, let me know, and I can expand!

1. Appearance and Styling Modifiers

These modifiers adjust the visual appearance of views, such as colors, fonts, and shapes.

.foregroundStyle(_:): Sets the foreground color or material for text, shapes, or other content. Supports colors, gradients, or materials. Example: .foregroundStyle(.blue)

.background(_:alignment:): Applies a background view, color, or material behind the view. Example: .background(.red)

.font(_:): Sets the font style and size for text. Example: .font(.title)

.fontWeight(_:): Adjusts the weight of the font (e.g., bold, regular). Example: .fontWeight(.bold)

.bold(): Applies bold styling to text. Example: .bold()

.italic(): Applies italic styling to text.

.strikethrough(_:color:): Adds a strikethrough to text. Example: .strikethrough(true, color: .red)

.underline(_:color:): Adds an underline to text. Example: .underline(true, color: .blue)

.tint(_:): Applies a tint color to interactive elements like buttons or controls. Example: .tint(.purple)

.opacity(_:): Sets the transparency of the view. Example: .opacity(0.5)

.brightness(_:): Adjusts the brightness of the view’s content.

.contrast(_:): Adjusts the contrast of the view’s content.

.saturation(_:): Adjusts the color saturation of the view.

.grayscale(_:): Applies a grayscale effect to the view.

.blendMode(_:): Sets how the view blends with its background. Example: .blendMode(.multiply)

.colorInvert(): Inverts the colors of the view.

.colorMultiply(_:): Multiplies the view’s colors with a specified color.

.shadow(color:radius:x:y:): Adds a shadow to the view. Example: .shadow(radius: 10)

.clipShape(_:style:): Clips the view to a specific shape. Example: .clipShape(Circle())

.clipped(antialiased:): Clips the view to its bounds, optionally with antialiasing.

.cornerRadius(_:antialiased:): Rounds the corners of the view. Example: .cornerRadius(10)

.border(_:width:): Adds a border around the view. Example: .border(.black, width: 2)

.overlay(_:alignment:): Places a view on top of the current view. Example: .overlay(Circle().stroke())

.mask(_:): Masks the view with another view or shape. Example: .mask(Circle())

.compositingGroup(): Groups the view’s rendering to apply effects uniformly.

.drawingGroup(opaque:): Renders the view as a single layer, improving performance for complex views.

2. Layout and Positioning Modifiers

These modifiers control the size, position, and alignment of views within their parent.

.frame(width:height:alignment:): Sets the view’s size and alignment. Example: .frame(width: 100, height: 100)

.fixedSize(horizontal:vertical:): Prevents the view from resizing to fit its container.

.aspectRatio(_:contentMode:): Sets the aspect ratio of the view. Example: .aspectRatio(16/9, contentMode: .fit)

.scaledToFit(): Scales the view to fit its parent while maintaining aspect ratio.

.scaledToFill(): Scales the view to fill its parent, potentially cropping content.

.padding(_:): Adds padding around the view. Example: .padding(10)

.offset(x:y:): Shifts the view by x and y coordinates. Example: .offset(x: 10, y: 20)

.position(x:y:): Sets the absolute position of the view’s center.

.alignmentGuide(_:computeValue:): Customizes the alignment of the view within its parent.

.zIndex(_:): Sets the stacking order of the view. Example: .zIndex(1)

.layoutPriority(_:): Sets the priority for the view’s layout in flexible containers.

.ignoresSafeArea(_:edges:): Allows the view to extend into safe areas. Example: .ignoresSafeArea()

.safeAreaInset(edge:alignment:spacing:content:): Adds content to safe area edges (iOS 15+).

.coordinateSpace(_:): Defines a named coordinate space for the view.

.transformEffect(_:): Applies a 2D or 3D transformation to the view.

3. Interaction and Gesture Modifiers

These modifiers handle user interactions and gestures.

.onTapGesture(count:perform:): Adds a tap gesture. Example: .onTapGesture { print("Tapped") }

.onLongPressGesture(minimumDuration:perform:): Adds a long-press gesture.

.gesture(_:including:): Attaches a gesture to the view (e.g., DragGesture, PinchGesture).

.simultaneousGesture(_:including:): Allows multiple gestures to be recognized simultaneously.

.highPriorityGesture(_:including:): Prioritizes a gesture over others.

.onAppear(perform:): Executes code when the view appears.

.onDisappear(perform:): Executes code when the view disappears.

.onChange(of:perform:): Responds to changes in a value (iOS 14+). Example: .onChange(of: value) { print($0) }

.onSubmit(of:perform:): Handles submission events (e.g., for text fields, iOS 15+).

.allowsHitTesting(_:): Enables or disables user interaction. Example: .allowsHitTesting(false)

.contentShape(_:eoFill:): Defines the hit-testing shape for the view.

.focusable(_:): Makes the view focusable for keyboard or TV remote (macOS, tvOS).

.onHover(perform:): Responds to hover events (macOS, iPadOS).

.onDrag(_:): Enables drag-and-drop for the view.

.onDrop(of:delegate:): Handles dropped items in drag-and-drop.

4. Animation and Transition Modifiers

These modifiers control animations and transitions for view changes.

.animation(_:value:): Animates changes to a view based on a value. Example: .animation(.spring(), value: isOn)

.transition(_:): Defines how a view appears or disappears (e.g., .slide, .opacity).

.matchedGeometryEffect(id:in:properties:): Animates transitions between views with a shared ID (iOS 14+).

.scaleEffect(_:anchor:): Scales the view. Example: .scaleEffect(2)

.rotationEffect(_:anchor:): Rotates the view by an angle. Example: .rotationEffect(.degrees(45))

.rotation3DEffect(_:axis:anchor:): Applies a 3D rotation.

.offsetEffect(_:): Animates the view’s offset for effects like shake.

.symbolEffect(_:options:): Applies effects to SF Symbols (iOS 17+).

5. Accessibility Modifiers

These modifiers enhance the accessibility of views for users with disabilities.

.accessibilityLabel(_:): Sets a label for screen readers. Example: .accessibilityLabel("Button")

.accessibilityHint(_:): Provides a hint for the view’s action.

.accessibilityValue(_:): Sets a value for the view (e.g., for sliders).

.accessibilityAddTraits(_:): Adds accessibility traits (e.g., .isButton).

.accessibilityRemoveTraits(_:): Removes accessibility traits.

.accessibilityHidden(_:): Hides the view from accessibility.

.accessibilityAction(_:): Adds a custom accessibility action.

.accessibilityAdjustableAction(_:): Supports adjustable actions (e.g., for sliders).

.accessibilitySortPriority(_:): Sets the order for accessibility elements.

6. Navigation and Presentation Modifiers

These modifiers manage navigation and presentation of views.

.navigationTitle(_:): Sets the title for a navigation bar. Example: .navigationTitle("Home")

.navigationBarTitleDisplayMode(_:): Controls the display mode (e.g., .inline, .large).

.toolbar(_:): Adds toolbar items to the view. Example: .toolbar { ToolbarItem { Button("Add") {} } }

.sheet(isPresented:content:): Presents a modal sheet. Example: .sheet(isPresented: $showSheet) { Text("Sheet") }

.fullScreenCover(isPresented:content:): Presents a full-screen modal.

.popover(isPresented:content:): Presents a popover (iPad, macOS).

.alert(_:isPresented:presenting:actions:message:): Shows an alert. Example: .alert("Error", isPresented: $showAlert) { Button("OK") {} }

.confirmationDialog(_:isPresented:presenting:actions:): Shows a confirmation dialog (iOS 15+).

.navigationDestination(isPresented:destination:): Presents a destination view (iOS 16+).

.inspector(isPresented:content:): Shows an inspector panel (macOS, iOS 16+).

7. Text and Input Modifiers

These are specific to Text, TextField, or other input views.

.textFieldStyle(_:): Sets the style for text fields. Example: .textFieldStyle(.roundedBorder)

.keyboardType(_:): Sets the keyboard type for text input. Example: .keyboardType(.emailAddress)

.textContentType(_:): Optimizes the keyboard for specific input (e.g., .emailAddress).

.autocapitalization(_:): Controls text capitalization (iOS 15+: .autocapitalization deprecated, use .textInputAutocapitalization).

.textInputAutocapitalization(_:): Sets autocapitalization behavior (iOS 15+).

.disableAutocorrection(_:): Enables or disables autocorrection.

.lineLimit(_:): Limits the number of lines for text. Example: .lineLimit(2)

.truncationMode(_:): Sets text truncation behavior (e.g., .tail, .middle).

.minimumScaleFactor(_:): Sets the minimum text scaling factor.

.textCase(_:): Forces text to uppercase or lowercase. Example: .textCase(.uppercase)

.multilineTextAlignment(_:): Aligns multiline text (e.g., .center).

8. Environment and Context Modifiers

These modifiers interact with the SwiftUI environment or context.

.environment(_:): Injects a value into the environment. Example: .environment(\.colorScheme, .dark)

.environmentObject(_:): Shares an object with child views.

.transformEnvironment(_:transform:): Modifies an environment value.

.preference(key:value:): Passes a preference value up the view hierarchy.

.onPreferenceChange(_:perform:): Responds to preference value changes.

.statusBarHidden(_:): Hides or shows the status bar (iOS).

.controlGroupStyle(_:): Sets the style for control groups (macOS, iOS 15+).

.dynamicTypeSize(_:): Sets the dynamic type size for accessibility.

9. Performance and Rendering Modifiers

These optimize rendering or control view updates.

.redacted(reason:): Redacts the view for privacy (e.g., .placeholder).

.unredacted(): Removes redaction from a view.

.allowsTightening(_:): Enables text tightening for better layout.

.drawingGroup(opaque:): Renders the view as a single layer for performance.

.transaction(_:): Customizes animations or transactions for a view.

10. Conditional and Custom Modifiers

These involve logic or custom behavior.

.if(_:transform:): Conditionally applies a modifier (often used in extensions).

.modifier(_:): Applies a custom view modifier. Example: .modifier(MyCustomModifier())

.disabled(_:): Disables interaction with the view. Example: .disabled(true)

.hidden(): Hides the view without removing it from the layout.

.deleteDisabled(_:): Disables deletion in lists.

.moveDisabled(_:): Disables reordering in lists.

Notes and Tips

Discovering Modifiers: To explore all available modifiers, use Xcode’s autocomplete by typing . after a view (e.g., Text("Hello").). This shows context-sensitive modifiers.

Custom Modifiers: You can create custom view modifiers by conforming to the ViewModifier protocol, encapsulating reusable styling or behavior. Example: struct MyStyle: ViewModifier { func body(content: Content) -> some View { content.padding().background(.blue) } }

Platform-Specific Modifiers: Some modifiers are platform-specific (e.g., .statusBarHidden for iOS, .focusable for tvOS/macOS). Check Apple’s documentation for compatibility.

Order Matters: The order of modifiers can affect the result due to SwiftUI’s view composition. For example, .padding().background(.red) differs from .background(.red).padding().

Documentation: Apple’s View protocol documentation is the best source for an up-to-date list, though it’s organized by functionality rather than as a single list.

Community Resources: Posts on X highlight tools like the SwiftUI Index/Changelog by @kuba_suder

, which auto-generates an alphabetical index of views and modifiers from Apple’s docs.

Limitations

This list covers the majority of SwiftUI view modifiers as of iOS 18/macOS 15, but it may not include every niche or recently introduced modifier, especially those tied to specific view types (e.g., Map, Chart) or new features in 2024/2025 releases. Apple’s documentation is the authoritative source, but it requires navigating the View protocol and related types. If you’re looking for a specific modifier or need a programmatically generated list, you might need to parse Apple’s documentation or use a tool like the SwiftUI Index mentioned on X.

If you want me to:

Expand on a specific category or modifier,

Provide code examples for any modifier,

Generate a custom view modifier,

Or check for updates to this list using web or X searches,

just let me know!

Grox rocks.

I did the "hardwork" going through all special characters in ERE,PERL (I hope)

in /usr/local/bin/ssed

#!/bin/sh

file="$1"

if [ -n "$file" ]; then
  sed "s#[@/\^.$|()[*+?{}\#,&=:~]\|-\|\]#\\\&#g" "$file"
else
  sed "s#[@/\^.$|()[*+?{}\#,&=:~]\|-\|\]#\\\&#g"
fi

Example Usage:

$ grep '^[^#]' mirrorlist | ssed | xargs -d'\n' -I{} sed -i '/{}/ s/#//' mirrorlist.pacnew 

In this case I needed to go through all urls in mirrorlist.pacnew and uncomment those which are in mirrorlist uncommented.

I realized that the problem is occuring because my project was hosted in a local directory, and the file loading mechanism only works when its hosted on a server. I did not know this, I thought file loading happens on local directories too

i can't comment on your question yet :(

you have here a a situation similar to yours being discussed:

Github

Have only 1 for-each@section for members. Then have a table with two rows. Each row the size of one page. Have the Table Properties/Row/Allow to break across pages un-checked for each row.

Found it here, basically it comes with yet another package pip install azure-mgmt-keyvault and then:

def main():
    client = KeyVaultManagementClient(
        credential=DefaultAzureCredential(),
        subscription_id="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
    )

    response = client.vaults.list()
    for item in response:
        print(item)

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/keyvault/keyvault/vaults/list?view=rest-keyvault-keyvault-2022-07-01&tabs=Python

Ok So I found a way, just in case someone else is also looking for an answer.

Microsoft's owner OrganizationID is found in this link - EntraID Microsoft Apps | Microsoft Learn

I filtered the apps with this ID.

Since this was a top search result for this issue here’s an update for 2025:

There’s now an expandToScroll modal interfaceOption in Ionic 8:

Sheet modals can be configured to allow scrolling content at all breakpoints
https://ionicframework.com/docs/api/modal#scrolling-content-at-all-breakpoints

Try

val discriminator: Expr[Int] = '{ $discriminatorCriteriaExpr.getFor[headType & A] }

or

case Some('{ $m: Mirror.SumOf[A] {type MirroredElemTypes = elemTypes} }) =>
  '{ tag[elemTypes] } match {
    case '{
      type headType <: A
      tag[`headType` *: tailTypes]
    } =>

where

def tag[A] = ???

Explicit type conversion in Scala 3 macros

What Scala 3 syntax can match on a Type and its Type parameters in the context of a macro?

Based on the answer of @chqrlie I ended up with following simplification that basically solves what I wanted to solve:

if (!Is_sup_sz(SZ_L(d))) { return EXEC_ERROR_INVALID_OP_SZ; }
switch (LAYOUT(d)) {
    case Ops_layout_Reg2:
        Reg_set(&REG_L(s,d), &REG_R(s,d), SZ_L(d));
        break;
    case Ops_layout_RegImm:
        Reg_set(&REG_L(s,d), &IMM1(d), SZ_L(d));
        break;
    case Ops_layout_Imm2:
    case Ops_layout_ImmReg:
    default: return EXEC_ERROR_INVALID_3ADDR_OPS_LAYOUT;
}
return EXEC_CORRECT;

where 2 additional functions resolve what part of Cell16 (renamed to just Cell) is to be modified and what operand size is correct to be processed using compile time constant:

#define SUP_SZ_MASK (uint8_t)0x18 // 0b00011000 only 8/16 bit.

inline bool Is_sup_sz(Op_sz sz) {
    return (sz != 0) && ((sz & (sz - 1)) == 0) && ((sz & SUP_SZ_MASK) != 0);
}

inline void Reg_set(Cell *dest, const Cell *src, Op_sz sz) {
    // Formula guarantees no overflow even for uint64_t.
    uint16_t mask_right  = (((1 << (sz - 1)) - 1) << 1) + 1, 
             mask_left = ~mask_right;
    // Only work with widest value of Cell.
    dest->sz16 &= mask_left;
    dest->sz16 |= (src->sz16 & mask_right);
}

I decided to not replace union Cell with just uint16_t because I want variables that model registers to be addressable as real registers are like (RAX/EAX)/AX/AL (no AH tho).

ааа всё, ПОНЯЛ.... Запятая перед закр. скобкой ну совсем не нужна... всем спасибки)))

I had this same issue. I deleted my package-lock.json and node_modules, then reinstalled dependencies. Error was resolved

"huidu.sdk" where can I find this file? I cannot find it anywhere. Can anybody help me?

In my case someone earlier had configured our apps package name as com.xxx.xxx.xxx which has 4 seperate identifiers.

I don't think it is mentioned anywhere in Google's docs that a package name with 4 identifiers is invalid but changing it with 3 identifiers helped fix this issue.

So try having a package name with identifiers i.e. com.example.app.

I am getting the following error while using st_theme with latest streamlit version (1.45). May I know how to fix this?

 theme = st_theme()["base"] # either 'light' or 'dark'
 print("theme: {0}".format(theme))

Error is:

StreamlitDuplicateElementId: There are multiple `component_instance` elements with the

same auto-generated ID. When this element is created, it is assigned an internal ID

based on the element type and provided parameters. Multiple elements with the same type

and parameters will cause this error.

As you may be aware by looking at it in design view, a split form is in fact a modified single form.

For that reason, I don't believe it is possible to achieve what you want using VBA. There are many limitations in what you can do due to the way that built-in split forms are designed. These include several different display issues, runtime issues and code issues. See Split Form Issues for details

I would recommend you replace it with your own form that has similar functionality but allows you more control over the layout. The above article also includes links to several alternatives.

I spent too much time focusing on the .NET upgrade and the project file, and not enough time comparing the nuget packages. Development Dependency was selected and that was causing my problems. I un-checked it and my problems went away (along with these extra options in the project file).

This is how to solve the issue on the messaging module example.

1. Use this type of the import:

import { getMessaging, requestPermission, setBackgroundMessageHandler, onMessage, getToken, onNotificationOpenedApp, getInitialNotification, subscribeToTopic, hasPermission } from '@react-native-firebase/messaging';

2. Remove all messaging() calls and use imported methods directly. All of them (except getMessaging) require first additional argument: messaging instance.

Old code:

messaging().getInitialNotification().then(message => this.catchMessage(message));
var token = await messaging().getToken();

New code:

const messagingInstance = getMessaging();

getInitialNotification(messagingInstance).then(message => this.catchMessage(message));
var token = await getToken(messagingInstance);

Big example code is given here: https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/issues/8282#issuecomment-2760400136

I get the same problem but it is not that I have run out of credits. It just randomly started happening and I can't seem to get it working even if i replace the key. Initially it stopped working when i was using it as part of the task-master MCP.

Your import and traversal initialization looks different compared to the python driver example here https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/blob/3.7-dev/gremlin-python/src/main/python/examples/connections.py. Does it work if you change your code to be consistent with the example?

from gremlin_python.process.anonymous_traversal import traversal
from gremlin_python.driver.driver_remote_connection import DriverRemoteConnection

rc = DriverRemoteConnection('ws://localhost:8182/gremlin', 'g')
g = traversal().with_remote(rc)

I have seen Lua data structure files with a function call followed by a table, as in:

ordered() { a=1, b=2 }

Or nested:

ordered() { a=1, b=2, ordered() {c=3} }

Is this a function call with a single table argument to a function named ordered?

I am trying to understand how ‘ordered’ function is defined.

il faut ajouter un language de backend et si tu as un seul utilisateur il faut juste ajouter une condition de ce user

For anyone looking how to get rid of this nasty blue border on macOS:

tableView.focusRingType = .none

I have the same issue so obviously this is not industry standard. Original issue is Version 0 (not 1), first revision is version is Version 1 (not 2), second revision is version 2 (not3).....and so on.

Is there any update on this issue? I am facing the similar issue in my Flutter project but this time its with Publishable Key

Since this was a top search result for this issue here’s an update for 2025:

There’s now an expandToScroll modal interfaceOption in Ionic 8:

Sheet modals can be configured to allow scrolling content at all breakpoints
https://ionicframework.com/docs/api/modal#scrolling-content-at-all-breakpoints

This is possible with the new mapConcurrent method

public static <T, R> Gatherer<T, ?, R> mapConcurrent(int maxConcurrency, 
            Function<? super T, ? extends R> mapper)

so you would write something like this

paths.gather(Gatherers.mapConcurrent(100, p -> p))
    .filter(Files::isRegularFile)
    .filter(p -> p.toString().endsWith(".jpeg") || p.toString().endsWith(".jpg"))
    .forEach(this::resizeAndSaveImage);

Source: https://www.theserverside.com/tip/How-to-use-parallel-streams-in-Java-with-virtual-threads

I am also facing the same issue i am using videosdk that uses webRTC internally and as soon as i archive a build after adding the package my app simply crashes on IOS real device nothing happens on Simulator app runs completely fine on simulator but crashes on real device as soon as flutter engine gets initialised.

Here's the warning in XCode i thought i can ignore it but it causes the application to crash straight as soon as it gets launched without any descriptive error log and error was pretty hard to find the project was large and i had to do about 5-6 days of debugging to find out that this was the culprit. Haven't found any other issue yet related to it.

I got this with empty folder where try files is attempted (no index.html found)

On their post, they suggest building FFmpegKit locally and using the created binaries in our applications. You've got the instructions here

The latest Beam (2.64.0) Python SDK added a new feature --files_to_stage (https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/34208). This will stage any files under /tmp/staged on each Dataflow worker.

See here... and search for "PrimaryKey["

The fix seems to be upgrading to Bazel 8.2.0 - no other changes required.

From the answers it seems like I should be doing:

import Foundation
import SwiftUI

@Observable class MyBindings2 {
    var isDisabled:Bool = false
}
    
struct ContentView: View {
    @Bindable var mb:MyBindings2
    
    func action() {
        mb.isDisabled = true
        Task {
            try await Task.sleep(nanoseconds: 1_000_000_000)
            mb.isDisabled = false
        }
    }
    
    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            Button(action:action){Text("Click Me")}.padding(10)
            Button(action:action){Text("or Me")}.padding(10)
            Button(action:action){Text("or Maybe Me")}.padding(10)
            Text(String(mb.isDisabled))
            Text("^^^")
            Text("at some point this is false but the View is disabled")
        }.disabled(mb.isDisabled)
    }
}

I am still trying to convert all of my code to this setup, and since the error is intermittent, I guess I have some testing to do. Thanks to all

Consider to use Cro::HTTP::Request and the query-hash function … https://cro.raku.org/docs/reference/cro-http-request, specifically URLs in the wild have some quirks and it is quite tricky to roll your own robust implementation

I realize this is a really old thread, but it seems that nobody caught the actual issue.

The @model declaration is missing a closing >. The Tuple<> has opening and closing angle brackets, and so does the List<>. There is no closing angle bracket for the tuple. That's why it wasn't compiling.

The error is about you need to install a compatible version of Java to your machine, I recommend use sdkman and set the JAVA_HOME env var.

A response on this thread helped me.

I got round it by manually going to https://aka.ms/mysecurityinfo in Edge and confirming my contact details (that's all it wanted me to do)

first of all you need mapping table for using which value is matching between mt messages and mx messages. Then you also need path message for creating mx xml.

This question was discussed and answered at https://github.com/manoharan-lab/holopy/issues/440 . In short, ADDA requires compiler environment to be installed on Windows. Alternatively, pre-built binaries may be used.

Edge WebDriver and Edge browser versions are incompatible.

try:

1. Ensure an exact version match between Edge and EdgeDriver.

2. Update Selenium to the latest version.

3. Avoid --headless temporarily