for node mariadb

multipleStatements: false

To trim image using Imagick() with 20% fuzziness use

$image->trimImage(0.20 * $image::getQuantum());

or

$image->trimImage(0.20 * Imagick::getQuantum());

https://phpimagick.com/Imagick/trimImage

And in case of Gmagick()

$max_quantum = 65535;
switch ($image->getQuantumDepth()['quantumDepthLong']) {
    case  8: $max_quantum = 255; break;
    case 16: $max_quantum = 65535; break;
    case 32: $max_quantum = 4294967295; break;
}
$image->trimImage(0.20 * $max_quantum);

I have a similar issue. My script logs in but will not synch the directories?

Here is what I have so far as my script.

#Building A Report Move Script

#Open Session
@echo on

"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinSCP\WinSCP.com" ^
  /log="C:\writable\path\to\log\WinSCP.log" /ini=nul ^
  /command ^
    "open sftp://SBCadmin:[email protected]/ -hostkey=""ssh-ed25519 255 otNIccAuAOKu5/+6IGTXGzcuIcw4Kf1PO/OJA7OLUWI""" ^
    "synchronize local "D:\SFTPRoot\BldgA" "/home/niagara/stations/LincolnPlaza_Bldg_A/shared/AutoCx"" ^
    "exit"

set WINSCP_RESULT=%ERRORLEVEL%
if %WINSCP_RESULT% equ 0 (
  echo Success
) else (
  echo Error
)
exit /b %WINSCP_RESULT%

Any ideas with the synch line?

Thanks....

Asymptotic notations basically describe how an algorithm’s running time grows with input size.

O (Big O) - Upper bound - for the worst case.

Example: Bubble Sort → O(n²).

Ω (Big Omega) - Lower bound - for the best case.

Example: Bubble Sort → Ω(n).

Θ (Big Theta) - Tight bound - when both upper and lower are same.

Example: Merge Sort → Θ(n log n).

Docker Compose

If experienced when stopping container(s):

docker-compose down --remove-orphans

otherwise:

docker-compose up --remove-orphans

i stacked using

from sklearn.ensemble import HistGradientBoostingRegressor, GradientBoostingRegressor, StackingRegressor

from sklearn.linear_model import RidgeCV

stack = StackingRegressor(
    estimators=[
        ('hgb', hgb),
        ('gbr', gbr)
    ],
    final_estimator=RidgeCV(),
    n_jobs=-1
)

First, are A, B, and C subsystems?

If not, Simulink requires that every output variable in a MATLAB Function block have a fixed dimension.
If the variable V in Block C is not completely assigned or assigned values of different sizes in different conditions, Simulink cannot determine its dimension at compile time.
Hence the error

For instance:

function V = fcn(U)
if U > 0
    V = [1; 2; 3];  
else
    V = 0;         
end

In the code above, the output size of V changes depending on the condition.

To solve:
Clearly declare the size of V So it remains constant:

function V = fcn(U)
V = zeros(3,1);     % fix size at 3x1
if U > 0
    V = [1; 2; 3];
else
    V = [0; 0; 0];
end

Another way is that you can enable visual- signal in MATLAB settings

Open the MATLAB Function Block → Edit Data → check Variable size, set upper bound

As an alternative to @pixel-process's answer, you could develop your package somewhere on your normal Python path, giving the parent directory the name of your package, and then use absolute imports. E.g., in test.py you could then say from pkg_name.utils_dataset.px_chol import CLASS_NAME.

The advantage to using absolute rather than relative imports is, as PEP 8 says,

They are usually more readable and tend to be better behaved (or at least give better error messages) if the import system is incorrectly configured.

Unfortunately the nature of stateful navigation is that the state is maintained. If you don't want your state maintained you'll need to use a normal ShellRoute with no state and rely on finer manipulation such as overriding didPush, didPushNext, didPop, didPopNext, and didChangeDependencies as well as the obvious initState.

Thanks for your question. The PowerPoint JavaScript API currently doesn’t support hiding or showing slides. If you'd like to suggest this feature, please post in the M365 Developer Platform community.

For the grid to work properly you need to add the directive
@rendermode InteractiveServer

For the sort to work you need to adjust the database query if you're getting your data from database.

from ..utils_dataset.px_chol import CLASS_NAME should work for an import like this. Adding .. will use the parent directory of test.py for the import.

These three data structures are mainly different in how they store and access the data:

1. Linked list

• A linear structure where each element (node) stores data and a pointer to the next node.

• Easy insertion/deletion (O(1) if pointer is used).

• Sequential access - you must traverse from the start to find an element (O(n)).

2. Binary tree (especially binary search tree – BST)

• Hierarchical structure with nodes having left and right children.

• Allows sorted storage and fast searching.

• Balanced trees (like AVL) maintain efficiency.

3. Hash Table

• Stores key value pairs using a hash function.

• Access time is O(1) on average (very fast).

• May have collisions (two keys mapping to same index).

The equivalent of which.max and which.min is argmax and argmin respectively.

y = [1, 4, 3, 2]
argmax(y)
> 2

https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/base/collections/#Base.argmax

In earlier versions there were the indmax and indmin functions, but they have been deprecated and removed in the meanwhile. It seems they were removed with Julia 0.7 and 1.0 released in August 2018.

Use -w0

echo -n "hello" | nc -4u -w0 localhost 8000

From @simon-unsworth 's answer below.

Dijkstra's finds the shortest path from x to y by calculating, and using, the shortest path to all nodes z, that are adjacent to y and closer to x than y is: it is the minimum of dist(z) + weight(z,y) for all such z.

An optimal substructure defines an ordering, and an ordering also defines an optimal substructure, so a great many algorithms, have an optimal substructure, e.g. summing the values in an array via partial sum of the elements before it, but are not traditionally classified as dynamic programming algorithms.

CLRS:
Shortest-paths algorithms typically rely on the property that a shortest path between two vertices contains other shortest paths within it. (The Edmonds-Karp maximum-flow algorithm in Chapter 26 also relies on this property.) This optimal substructure property is a hallmark of the applicability of both dynamic programming (Chapter 15) and the greedy method (Chapter 16). https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15451-s04/www/Lectures/shortestPaths.pdf

I believe you need a file in each directory "_init_.py" to tell python to see that as a package for you to call.

You can set options using the set method

var element = document.getElementById('element-to-print');
var opt = {...};
html2pdf().set(opt).from(element).save();

this options object takes a lot of configs. You can set the styles from here. Refer to the docs to see what options you can provide.

I know this is an old thread, but this is a common query and this page came up in my google search.

This is an alternate, practical, simple method that does not account for negative numbers or trailing zeros.

For Cell B2:

=LEN(TEXT(B2,"0.########E+00"))-5

To add negative numbers:

=IF(B2<0,LEN(TEXT(B2,"0.########E+00"))-6,LEN(TEXT(B2,"0.########E+00"))-5)

Add more #'s for more precision.

If anybody else reaches this place, especially for the Remote VSCode server enthusiasts, I found out how stupid I was and why Intellisense was not working at all.

I checked the .cache folder. Because the remote machine was very low on disk space for the home directories, I created a symlink to a local SSD for a similar .cache folder. The problem was, I deleted the .cache folder from the SSD (for refreshing the Intellisense database that no longer worked properly) and the symlink remained dangling and could not create any new data inside.

Took me no more then 3 months to figure that out. So yeah, check for file descriptor access limits, symlink, or simply disk space where the cache is stored.

Kept only the C/C++ Extension Pack extension. Having also C/C++ extension seemed to conflict with the other one so for now, seems clean.

Steps for insertion in AVL trees -

1. Insert the new node as in a normal binary search tree (BST).

2. Move back up the tree and calculate the balance factor for each node:
   balance factor = height of left subtree - height of right subtree.

3. If the balance factor becomes greater than 1 or less than -1 (means balance factor should be -1, 0, +1), the tree is unbalanced and needs rotation.
   There are four types of rotation which include -

   • Left left (LL) rotation - when a node is inserted in the left subtree of the left child.

   • Right right (RR) rotation - when a node is inserted into the right subtree of the right child.

   • Left right (LR) rotation - when a node is inserted into the right subtree of the left child.

   • Right left (RL) rotation - when a node is inserted in the left subtree of the right child.

     For example, this is a balanced AVL tree -

     enter image description here

CockroachDB depends on clock synchronization for its consistency guarantees so running NTP or another service is necessary to keep clock skew in check and the cluster healthy.

Recommended configurations and tutorials can be found here.

I have this exact same problem. Did you ever figure it out?

@Maddy Here's a solution I have wherein you can intercept the request API that you are particularly expecting where the code is after user login from the auth step.

Scenario: build percent-encoded auth URL with PKCE S256
    
    #....this will be your code to generate the authURL which you already have above...

    # --- Start browser and navigate to auth URL ---
    Given driver authUrl

    # --- Perform login on Keycloak page ---
    And waitFor("input#username")
    And input("input#username", username)
    And input("input#password", password)

    # This is where you can intercept the API so once you click submit it will capture the request.
    * def mock = driver.intercept({ patterns: [{ urlPattern: '*/redirect*' }], mock: 'mock.feature' })
    And click("input#kc-login, button#kc-login, input[name=login], button[type=submit]")


#---- on a separate feature file you will create mock.feature that will store the #requestPath and requestParams on the intecepted API ---
#Here's my mock.feature file looks like:

@ignore
Feature:

Background:
* def savedRequests = []

Scenario: pathMatches('<substitute this with your API pattern>')
* savedRequests.push({ path: requestPath, params: requestParams })
* print 'saved:', savedRequests
* print savedRequests[0].params.code
* def response = <html><body><h2>Code captured</h2></body></html>

Use oauth2Login, not formLogin

One another possibility that might cause this is manual updated .git/hooks/pre-commit file that is fetching from an older default branch which does not exists in the remote at all.

You need to add a space after each comma and it would simply work.
Eventually, you may check your local numbers configuration to see if it describes the comma as thousands or fraction separator to understand why your original statement did not work.

SELECT * FROM SOMESCHEMA.SOMETABLE
WHERE ID IN (123, 456);

Just do this and you have no problem whatsoever.

@echo off

for /f %%s in (version.txt) do set VERSION=%%s

echo %VERSION%

Or this:

for /f "usebackq" %%s in (`type version.txt`) do set VERSION=%%s

echo %VERSION%

After doing a lot of research, I realized that the issue has to do with the use of LSTM.

LSTM and RNN are critized for begin bad precisely at predicting future values of a sequence and often used for predicting intermediate values in voice recognition or sentiment analysis.

Futher research showed me that, for forecasting, it is recommended to use Seq2Seq models like an LSTM encoder-to-decoder or attention based models that don't rely on autoregression.

this worked for me. had to refresh twice. thank you so much.

GitHub's built-in branch protection rules do not allow for per-branch configuration of merge strategies.

But, you can enforce a "linear history" for specific branches. This has the effect of requiring either squash and merge or rebase and merge, disallowing traditional merge commits.

For master:

• Enable "Require linear history" in the branch protection rules for master. This will allow either squash or rebase merges, aligning with your goal of a clean history. You would then rely on team discipline to choose "rebase and merge".

For develop:

• Enable "Require linear history" for develop as well. This forces either squash or rebase.

This only disallows traditional merge commits. You'd still need to trust your team to select the correct option when merging into master.

Since version 6, you can now use the function chart.setTheme(isDarkMode ? 'dark' : 'default');.

What worked for me was to install the C++ build tools from Visual Studio. I was installing it on a new device, and this resolved the issue.

The answer by Alohci is mostly correct, but here is some clarification that I needed when working through this.

If you want to add overflow: hidden on the body tag, but you want the scrollbar gutter to be applied, all you need to do is to apply scrollbar-gutter to the html tag.

.html {
   scrollbar-gutter: stable;
}

.body {
   overflow: hidden;
}

(Alohci's answer had overflow: hidden on the html tag and that's not necessary, or applies to what the OP was asking.)

In our case, we are setting the overflow: hidden to the body tag via JavaScript when an event is triggered.

Thank you very much for your comments, they were very helpful. Just to add to this, in my case, I use a GitLab pipeline, so these files also need to be considered. Here's my example:
native-build-dev:
stage: native-build-dev
tags:
- native-build
image: maven:3.9.6-eclipse-temurin-21
script:

- echo "Compiling..."
- mvn -U -s settings.xml clean package -Dnative -Dquarkus.native.remote-container-build=true -Dquarkus.native.builder-image=quay.io/quarkus/ubi9 -quarkus-mandrel-builder-image:jdk-21 -Dquarkus.profile=dev
- ls -la target/
artifacts:
paths:
- target/*.jar
- target/*-runner
- target/*.so

Solved the Issue, apperently it wasn't a programming related issue but a voltage issue I had in my system.
This code worked using the Pico2W and the LiquidCrystalI2C lib.

#include <Arduino.h>
#include <Wire.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal_I2C.h>

LiquidCrystal_I2C lcd(0x27, 20, 4);

void setup()
{
  lcd.init();                      // initialize the lcd 
  lcd.backlight();
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

void loop()
{
  Serial.println("Testing LCD");
  lcd.clear();
  lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  lcd.print("Testing LCD");
  delay(2000);
  lcd.clear();
  lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
  lcd.print("Abrakadabra");
  delay(2000);
}

docker compose down && docker compose up -d

Simple solution for new versions of Docker

Thanks to @mplungjan I was able to fix the issue by adding a timeout

setTimeout(() => {
    history.pushState(
      { guard: true, html: pageContent.innerHTML },
      null,
      window.location.href
    );
    console.debug("Guard state reinserted");
  }, 0);

Typo, should be serial_number not serial_numbers

See  Marko E comment who spotted this :)

Thank you.

I guess this has not been added yet despite the instructions. I was able to see that in their working example, they do not use this process and instead make a fetch POST request that accomplishes the same.

I notice the same thing, there might be a bug in Safari.

The selected response provides a very clunky way of updating the permission state, which is valid but not optimal.

Optimally the change event fires and the assigned listeners trigger (if it would work as expected). But if a separate optimal way of figuring out permissions is wanted (like Nightwalker's answer attempted to propose) you would just await the getUserMedia promise, and if it resolves with no errors, then permission is granted.

No need for intervals or any weird hacky solutions.

If the user denies, the getUserMedia request will throw with a DOMException name of NotAllowedError (some browsers may handle it with a different error, but you can infer it by testing in a catch/log).

You could just use a free AI model's API and connect it through flask as a backend so no one can see your API key. Try Cohere. If you want your AI model locally installed which means users of your website would directly interact with your server, try llama.

With GROUPBY the formula in cell D1 looks like this:

=GROUPBY(B:B,A:A,SUM,3,0)

GROUPBY function reference

Years later but if anyone else is looking, tou can get the version from the .msi with this:

        private String GetVersionFromMsi(string FilePath)
        {
            //var FilePath = @"C:\Users\self\path\to\your\installFile.msi";
            var view = ((dynamic)Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID("WindowsInstaller.Installer")))
                .OpenDatabase(FilePath, 0)
                .OpenView("SELECT Value FROM Property WHERE Property = 'ProductVersion'");
            view.Execute();
            string version = view.Fetch().StringData(1);
            return version;
        }

From https://stackoverflow.com/a/76829255/7303640

There will be two issues in the code which might be causing the filter problem , below fixes solve the problem

1. "enforceFocus" needs to be part of Dialog box, so that its need to be editable on Dialog window

2. Another issue can be with DataGrid implementation where getRowId needs to be unique for each field.
   example as
   getRowId={(row) => row.lineNumber +row.errorDescription}

@cimentadaj
You've answered your own question on the "echo t doesn't get executed"
that's it, the echo t is skipped and the false part is, then, executed

Thisk this way: We have to see && as then and || as else

Only one of them is executed after the IF ( [[ ]] ) evaluation

go to git bash terminal and run for example

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

No such function in IntelliJ as of now. But there is an open source app that I use for this. You can configure how your F-keys behave per app. So you can set them as F1-F12 in IntelliJ and keep them as media control everywhere else. https://github.com/Pyroh/Fluor

You now can just use <DataGrid d:ItemsSource="{d:SampleData}"/>

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/xaml-tools/xaml-design-time-sample-data?view=vs-2022

Works just fine:

baseContext.resources.configuration.setLocale(Locale.GERMAN)

I have't solution for my issue. But I does custom field and changed my update form with tis way. Why Backpack have't simply solutions for relations? All Laravel bulds with relations. Very strange situation!

I have figured it out ... I've just added pointless data that I can ignore elsewhere in a normal SQL SELECT column, and kept the data that I need in the secondary column.

Here is the 'ALTER' statement:

SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER VIEW [dbo].[INF_GetWebOrder_JsonNoBillNoLines] AS
SELECT 
  dbassyOrderio.OrderNo AS 'OrderyNumNum',
  JSON_OBJECT(
    /*StaticDataStart*/
    'currencyCode': 'GBP',
    /*StaticDataEnd*/
    'phoneNumber':dbassyOrderio.Telephone,
    'email':dbassyLoggyLogins.Email
   ABSENT ON NULL) AS 'OrderishData'
FROM
    db_Orders AS dbassyOrderio
INNER JOIN 
    db_Logins AS dbassyLoggyLogins ON dbassyOrderio.LoginId = dbassyLoggyLogins.Id
GO

PERFECT!

There is a feature request about it:

Support for the C++ decimal floating-point types (for "decimal floating point arithmetic")
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-33026

where you can vote.

BUT… if your route is not under api/*, then CSRF validation will still run, and Postman does not send a CSRF token by default. This causes Laravel to reject the request with 401 (or sometimes 419, depending on your Laravel version).

Got an answer from Microsoft on a mail I sent:

To improve LOB read performance, you can update the additional linked service property initialLobFetchSize to -1.

It works! Additional info about the setting: https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/21/odpnt/CommandInitialLOBFetchSize.html

I ran into this issue and took some time to explore what the underlying layout rules were that were causing it.

It turns out that CSS is very quirky in the way that it calculates scroll container sizing.

Adding an empty wrapping container is enough to make the padding be ignored.

In the end I made the parent container display flex and it respected the padding.

Here's a playground describing the issue that I built with claude: https://play.tailwindcss.com/mMfH4nM2xo

You most likely need to set the hostname that Duplicati should accept:

environment:
          - DUPLICATI__WEBSERVICE_INTERFACE=any
          - DUPLICATI__WEBSERVICE_ALLOWED_HOSTNAMES: example.com;other.example.com

This is described in the docs:

https://docs.duplicati.com/detailed-descriptions/using-duplicati-from-docker#hostname-access

It seems Google has recently restricted access to Colab from Iran (like almost every other service). Honestly, I'm a bit surprised it took them this long (considering they have cut Iranian access to most of their services years ago). They usually return a 403 error, but this time the error is 404.

Consider using a VPN. I think there is no other way currently

Currently, to close the last Jupyter notebook version properly from the web browser File --> Shut Down. It completely stops the server and shuts down all kernels in the notebook.

Terminal screen shows that all the processes were shut down. Terminal screen can be closed.

For me the problem was that my venv was somehow damaged, probably after a VS update, as @user2577923 pointed out. The solution was rather simple:

1. Export the dependencies from the existing venv to a requirements.txt (if not already present)
2. Remove the existing venv
3. Create a new venv, using the right python version and requirements.txt

Now it should work again. I used the python environments extensions to perform these actions, although you could also do this using the command line.

The SonarQube rule cpp:S5213 ("Functions should not be declared with a default argument value of an empty lambda expression") does not explicitly mandate that functions accepting lambdas must be implemented in the header (.h) file. Instead, it addresses a specific issue related to the use of default lambda expressions as function parameters.What cpp:S5213 is AboutThe rule flags functions that declare a default argument value for a parameter that is a lambda expression (e.g., [](){}).

The concern is that default lambda expressions can lead to unclear or unexpected behavior, as lambdas are often used for customization, and providing a default (especially an empty one) might obscure the function's intent or lead to maintenance issues.

It encourages developers to avoid default lambda arguments or to carefully consider their necessity.

Does it Imply Implementation in the .h File?No, the rule does not directly relate to where the function is implemented (header file vs. source file). It focuses solely on the declaration of the function and the use of default lambda arguments. Whether the function is implemented in a .h file (inline) or a .cpp file (separate compilation) is orthogonal to this rule. However, there are scenarios where implementing a function accepting a lambda in a header file might be relevant:Templates: If the function is a template that accepts a lambda (e.g., template<typename Func> void foo(Func&& func)), it typically needs to be defined in the header file because template definitions must be visible at the point of instantiation. This is a C++ language requirement, not a SonarQube rule.

Inline Functions: If the function is marked inline or is implicitly inline (e.g., defined within a class in a header), it would naturally reside in the .h file. But this is a design choice, not a requirement of cpp:S5213.

ExampleThe following would trigger cpp:S5213:cpp

// In header or source file

void process(int x, std::function<void(int)> callback = [](){});

The rule would flag the default empty lambda [](){}. It doesn't care whether process is implemented in a .h or .cpp file—it only cares about the default argument.To comply with cpp:S5213, you could:Remove the default lambda:cpp

void process(int x, std::function<void(int)> callback);

Or provide a meaningful default if necessary:cpp

void process(int x, std::function<void(int)> callback = [](int x){ std::cout << x; });

Key TakeawayThe cpp:S5213 rule is about avoiding default empty lambda expressions in function declarations, not about mandating where the function is implemented. The decision to place the implementation in a .h or .cpp file depends on other factors, such as whether the function is a template, inline, or part of a class, and is not influenced by this rule.

Try UIGlassEffect!

This should replicate the glassEffect behavior from SwiftUI introduced in iOS 26.

Support of data_assets in Flutter can be activated by command:

flutter config --enable-dart-data-assets

The issue was that I used pyenv-win that incorrectly parsed the arguments in this case . I am not sure what the exact issue , but when working directly with the python exe it is solved.

to use colors in WPF, you can do this:

txbName.BorderBrush = (SolidColorBrush)(new BrushConverter().ConvertFrom("#00b4d8"));

//-- OR

txbName.BorderBrush = new SolidColorBrush(Color.FromRgb(255, 0, 128));

This way, you should be able to use both Hex and RGB colors :)

The best option i found was to use

<mat-slide-toggle [checked]="isChecked()" (mousedown)="toggle($event)" />

then in the function

toggle(event: any) {
  event.preventDefault();
}

this basically helps to capture the mouse event before any click event is done

I changed kadmin command to kadmin.local and it worked for me

When ActiveMQ Artemis brokers use replication, the master node needs to confirm backup replication before acknowledging client messages. When the backup node is not shut down gracefully, the master nodes wait for a timeout before giving up on the backup replication.

You can create new mock for particular test method:

service = Mockito.mock(Service.class)

Or use Mockito.reset(service) in the test case.

Bot methods will override your @BeforeEach configuration.

You can extract the email using: outputs('YourComposeStep')?['storeManager']?['Email']

If storeManager is an array, you can use: outputs('YourComposeStep')?['storeManager'][0]?['Email'] Adjust the index [0] based on the position of the person in the array.

In Artemis MQ, disabling the backup node can lead to connection timeouts as failover coordination is disrupted. Ensure proper cluster configuration and graceful shutdown to maintain message flow and stability.

To use a custom font in a Python visual in Power BI:

1. Install the font on your system.

2. Use Python libraries like matplotlib and set the font:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.rcParams['font.family'] = 'YourCustomFontName'
plt.plot([1,2,3], [4,5,6])
plt.title('Chart with Custom Font')
plt.show()

3. Refresh the visual in Power BI Desktop.

Note: Custom fonts may not render in Power BI Service, so consider exporting the visual as an image if needed.

💡 Pro Tip: To master Power BI and learn advanced techniques like Python visuals, DAX, and interactive dashboards, ABCD Academy offers the best Power BI online course in Hyderabad with hands-on projects and real-world examples.

You can try adding __init__.py in src/ and src/agent/, then set

export PYTHONPATH=src

or maybe add PYTHONPATH=src to your .env

Also update langgraph.json to use

"Graph with Memory": "agent.graph:graph"

so langgraph dev can import it properly

You can retrieve and reply to Teams channel messages in PowerApps, but not directly. You’ll need to use Microsoft Graph API or Power Automate as intermediaries

Thank you for that response @Argyll. You helped me go from this utter monstrosity:

=let(myarray, MAKEARRAY(6, MAX(Lookup!$F$2:$G$7), LAMBDA(row_index, column_index, if(column_index<=INDEX(Lookup!$F$2:$G$7, row_index, 2), if(column_index=1, INDEX(Lookup!$F$2:$G$7, row_index, 1), CONCATENATE(INDEX(Lookup!$F$2:$G$7, row_index, 1), "+", column_index-1)), ""))), MAKEARRAY(SUM(Lookup!$F$2:$G$7), 1, LAMBDA(row_index, column_index, INDEX(SPLIT(TEXTJOIN(",", 1, myarray), ","), column_index, row_index))))

To this:

=LET(ranks, TRANSPOSE(SPLIT(JOIN(", ", BYROW(F2:G7, LAMBDA(r, REPT(concat(index(r, 1, 1), ", "), index(r, 1, 2))))), ", ", FALSE, TRUE)), sca, scan(0, ranks, LAMBDA(a, c, a+1)), res, scan(0, sca, LAMBDA(a, c, if(c-1<1,"", if(index(ranks, c-1, 0)=index(ranks, c, 0), concat("+",TEXT(a+counta(c), 0)), "")))), byrow(sca, LAMBDA(a, CONCAT(index(ranks, a, 0), index(res, a, 0)))))

Which is much cleaner, or at least I *think* it is. It does the job anyway and uses no 'makearray' functions. Both take this in F1:G7 ;

and turns it into;

White
Green
Green+1
Blue
Blue+1
Blue+2
Violet
Violet+1
Violet+2
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I know it doesn't use Offset, but you showing Offset gave me the idea to use Index the same way.

I tested the patch proposed for openpyxl ver 3.1.5 at https://foss.heptapod.net/openpyxl/openpyxl/-/issues?sort=created_date&state=opened&search=ValueError%3A+I%2FO+operation+on+closed+file.&first_page_size=20&show=eyJpaWQiOiIyMjc5IiwiZnVsbF9wYXRoIjoib3BlbnB5eGwvb3BlbnB5eGwiLCJpZCI6MjA3ODQ4fQ%3D%3D

The patch does NOT comment the closing file pointer in openpyxl\dawing\image.py , but organize in a different way the if statement (maybe it was a formatting error ?)

I tested both the version with commenting the #fp.close() , and the version in the proposed patch.
Both seems to work...
Maybe better to keep the proposed patch, because of possible too many files open error due to many fp opened if your are dealing with maaaany images...

Just in case anybody is still looking for it, there is an option now to just re-run the tests only:

https://learning.postman.com/docs/tests-and-scripts/write-scripts/test-scripts/#add-a-post-response-test

In the Test Results tab, you can click Refresh results in the upper right of the response pane to refresh your test results. This gives you the option to refresh your test results without re-sending the request.

Look as far as i know EBC trek one of the best adventure you can have and my experience was stunning and fantastic. I booked travel agency in Nepal that was Sherpa expedition and trekking company. This was the agency i booked 2 years ago and the guide was fabulous and i enjoyed a lot.

Great insights on StackOverflow! Your clear explanations and collaborative spirit make problem-solving so much easier.

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There will be two issues pretending for the same :

1. "enforceFocus" needs to be part of Dialog box, so that its need to be editable on Dialog window
2. Another issue can be with DataGrid implementation where getRowId needs to be unique for each field.
   example as
   getRowId={(row) => row.lineNumber +row.errorDescription}

In postgres max query parameter limit is 65535, so if you have more parameters than that itll throw an error.

So for instance, an insert of 10,000 rows each having 7 columns, will have 70,000 params to be sent to the query and hence it will break.

Keep the parameters under 65535 limit.

affinity:
  nodeAffinity:
    preferredDuringSchedulingIgnoredDuringExecution:
      - weight: 80
        preference:
          matchExpressions:
            - key: topology.kubernetes.io/zone
              operator: In
              values:
                - aps-1
      - weight: 20
        preference:
          matchExpressions:
            - key: topology.kubernetes.io/zone
              operator: In
              values:
                - aps-2

Lets say I want to keep 80% of my workload in aps-1 and 20% in aps-2 so will my config work in that case

On macOS (and other Unix-based systems), the way strings are encoded into bytes can differ slightly if you use non-ASCII characters (like ú, ő, or other accented letters) in your JWT secret key.
Because SymmetricSecurityKey expects a byte-exact key, even a small encoding difference makes the token signature invalid.

I don't know Grape, but you probably need to add the groovy plugin in your dependencies in order to compile the Spock tests.

Gradle example:

plugins {
    id 'java'
    id 'groovy'
}

Your questions is underrated and deserved more engagement. I am working on building that so everyone can import with one-to-a few lines of code.

I downloaded the Oracle installation in the folder: C:\sw\WINDOWS.X64_193000_client\client

When i select "Administrator" in step 1, the installation does not proceed.

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In the Task Manager the installation process exceeded one gigabyte of memory.

My PC is a

Lenovo P16 GEn.2

32 GB Ram

Intel i7-13850HX

O.S.

Windows 11 Enterprise 10.0.26100 build 2600

this correctly type checks and has identical behavior:

let x = 10;
const obj = ((function Y<B>(a:(_:() => B) => () => B): () => B {
    function Y1(b: typeof Y2): () => B {
        return b(b);
    }
    function Y2(c: typeof Y2): () => B {
        return a(() => c(c)());
    }
    return Y1(Y2);
})((rec: () => {}) => function() {
  if(--x) return rec();
  return {};
}))();

Setting a production database to simple recovery is a bad idea, as it will affect your backup strategy and you won't be able to do a point in time restore.

When you run DBCC LOGINFO, you will see that the column status has values of 0 and 2. If there are 2s at the end of your log file, you won't be able to shrink it.

A way to go around is to choose a small clustered index, and rebuild it multiple times. That will start moving the 0s to the end of the file and when you run DBCC LOGINFO and see 0s at the end, you should be able to shink it.

I would put my index rebuild command into a loop of like 100 times and then check the output of DBCC LOGINFO when rebuild is done and if its 0s at the end then shrink should work.

Did you ever find a solution for this?
I am having the same problem.

Simple JetBrains IDEs solution (Intellij IDEA, WebStorm, etc.)

1. Execute SELECT statement

2. In the resulting view find Data Extractor settings: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/data-extractors.html

3. Choose "SQL Inserts", press "Export Data"

Using anonymous union , we can get address without such warning:

 #pragma pack(push, 4)
 typedef struct {
    union {
      int a;
      char a_addr[sizeof(int)];
    };
    union {
      double b;
      char b_addr[sizeof(double)];
    };
 } my_t;
 #pragma pack(pop)

use it as this: &my.b_addr.

MudLink has the property Underline. https://www.mudblazor.com/components/link#api

MudNavLink does NOT have the property Underline. https://www.mudblazor.com/api/mudnavlink#pages

Ok, so I ran into the same issue today, and none of the answers here seemed to work. However, there should be a very easy solution to this problem.

Instead of trying to see the values during the exception, can't you just add a breakpoint slightly before when the exception occurs? This way, your variable values should still be correct and viewable.

The only time this wouldn't work is when the exception occurs when changing the value that you want to view, but this in this case:

1. The variable change is bases off of other variables that you CAN view just before the exception occurrence.

2. The variable does not change based on any other factors except randomisers, magic numbers, etc. and should be easy to debug on itself.

3. There is a scenario where I haven't thought of and there actually is a problem (although very unlikely).

Looks like this problem is back with Compose 2025.10, reverting back to compose 2025.09 solved my issue.

Finally client reached out to their Github Enterprise admin to find out.

Their Enterprise Admin told us this:

Your GitHub Enterprise Server version is affected by a known issue between the webhook service and the background job queue service. Running the following commands should reset the service and resolve the problem:

nomad job stop --purge haproxy-cluster-proxy
sudo nomad job run /etc/nomad-jobs/haproxy/haproxy-cluster-proxy.hcl

Upgrading to version 3.16.9 is recommended to prevent this issue from recurring.
If these commands don’t resolve the issue, please let me know.

I've added support for this in Python 3.14:

$ python -V
Python 3.14.0

>>> from datetime import date
>>> date.strptime("01-01-2000", "%d-%m-%Y")
datetime.date(2000, 1, 1)

file_put_contents('php://stdout', "\n".$message."\n\n");

$message = output message

While using Responsive file manager as a standalone program, I am getting the followng error

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Error Syntax Error: JSON.parse: unexpected keyword at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

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My system is having PHP 8.3 and version of RF as RFM 9.14.0

You can see page views by full path (including query strings) using the “Page path + query string” dimension in GA4 or the pagePathPlusQueryString field in Looker Studio. In BigQuery, you can extract it from the page_location parameter in page_view events.

It’s mostly a configuration issue, but sometimes the query string isn’t passed because the tag setup trims URLs by default. I ran an audit with GAfix.ai, where the Event Parameter Mapping Check verifies if page_location is correctly passed with each page_view. If it’s missing, this checkpoint flags it immediately — any GA4 audit tool with similar checks can help you catch it quickly.

hey did you find any way to do this, i was working on kinda same project.