I've figured it out. To append/mutate the file, I just have to load it first. That way, Godot knows what's in the file and can avoid writing over it entirely.
How many HRUs are you running, and what is your computer specs you are running? I'm in the process of setting up hydroblocks as well. #of HRUs could potentially cause this.
I'd check alignment of your DEM, masks, soil, and vegetation raters as well to make sure they are aligned. Also make sure the grids are aligned too, and your projections are right. I'm sure your data sources look much different than mine given you are looking a the Kaledhon region!
For a Kotlin/Wasm target, forwarding logs back to the IDE doesn't seem to be possible yet. Kotlin/Wasm is still in Alpha, and some features are limited. I'll quote the Official Kotlin Documentation: "Currently, debugging is only available in your browser. In the future, you will be able to debug your code in IntelliJ IDEA."
I'm less familiar with Kotlin/JS targets, but the documentation mentions testing tools that log to the console. Using a similar approach might be possible.
As far as debugging in the browser goes, some guidelines on the first link above might help set up a relatively better debugging experience. You can also expand the object on your screenshot by clicking the arrow on the left side, which will display fields in a better format, but that only helps so much.
How about this method? although a little bit bulky :P
lst = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G']
count = {i: 0 for i in lst}
n = 3 # length of output list
m = 3 # how many output lists you want
result = []
while len(result) < m:
r = []
for i in range(n):
tmp = min(count, key=lambda k:count[k])
count[tmp] = count.get(tmp, 0) + 1
r.append(tmp)
result.append(r)
print(result)
\<h1\>Bote Rojo de RPBI\</h1\>
\<p\>Información esencial sobre el manejo correcto de residuos peligrosos biológico-infecciosos\</p\>
</header>
<main>
\<section\>
\<h2\>1. ¿Qué tipo de residuos se deben depositar en el bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>El bote rojo se utiliza para desechar residuos biológico-infecciosos no anatómicos como gasas, algodones, apósitos, curitas, materiales de sutura, jeringas sin aguja, guantes y cualquier otro material que haya estado en contacto con sangre o fluidos corporales.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>2. ¿El bote rojo debe tener alguna característica especial?\</h2\>
\<p\>Sí. Debe ser rígido, de plástico resistente, con tapa hermética, color rojo brillante y estar claramente rotulado con la leyenda “RPBI” y el símbolo universal de riesgo biológico.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>3. ¿Se pueden reutilizar los botes rojos?\</h2\>
\<p\>No. Los botes rojos son de un solo uso. Una vez llenos o dañados, deben ser desechados de acuerdo con la normativa correspondiente.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>4. ¿Qué sucede si se mezclan residuos comunes con RPBI en el bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>La mezcla de residuos comunes con RPBI puede contaminar materiales reciclables y aumentar el riesgo de infecciones, además de violar las normativas sanitarias.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>5. ¿Quién debe manipular el bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>Solo el personal capacitado en manejo de RPBI puede manipular el bote rojo, utilizando equipo de protección personal (EPP) adecuado como guantes, mascarilla y bata.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>6. ¿Hasta qué nivel se debe llenar el bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>El bote rojo no debe llenarse más de las tres cuartas partes de su capacidad para evitar derrames o dificultades durante su cierre y transporte.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>7. ¿Qué color y símbolo debe tener el bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>El bote debe ser completamente rojo y portar el símbolo universal de riesgo biológico, así como la leyenda “RPBI”.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>8. ¿Dónde se debe colocar el bote rojo dentro de una unidad médica?\</h2\>
\<p\>Debe colocarse en un sitio visible, accesible y cercano al lugar donde se generan los residuos, evitando obstrucciones y zonas de tránsito.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>9. ¿Qué se debe hacer si un bote rojo se daña o se derrama su contenido?\</h2\>
\<p\>Debe ser contenido inmediatamente con materiales absorbentes, desinfectado con soluciones específicas y reportado al área de control de infecciones. El bote dañado debe ser reemplazado de inmediato.\</p\>
\</section\>
\<section\>
\<h2\>10. ¿Cada cuánto se deben recolectar los residuos del bote rojo?\</h2\>
\<p\>Los residuos deben recolectarse diariamente o antes si el contenedor alcanza las tres cuartas partes de su capacidad, siguiendo un cronograma establecido y documentado.\</p\>
\</section\>
Though as you can see I needed to add a conversion macro (basically an overcomplicated type-cast style getter/setter that LuaBridge can understand) to switch between CString and std::string for the string variables. I also needed to do a few functions using the Lua C API standard using the "addCFunction()" component of LuaBridge for functions that had too many arguments, or multiple inputs. The thing that took the most time was simple writing wrappers for the functions I had that took or returned variables that were BSTR, BOOL, DATE, LPDISPATCH, etc. But that was more tedious than problematic.
In the end though, everything is working as expected so thanks to everyone else for their help/advice.
Crea un archivo llamado, por ejemplo, OpenLink.jslib en la carpeta Assets/Plugins/WebGL de tu proyecto Unity. Dentro coloca este código:
js
mergeInto(LibraryManager.library, { OpenExternalLink: function (urlPtr) { var url = UTF8ToString(urlPtr); var newWindow = window.open(url, '_blank'); if (newWindow) { newWindow.focus(); } else { console.log("No se pudo abrir la ventana. ¿Bloqueada por el navegador?"); } } });
Este script abrirá la URL en una nueva pestaña. En navegadores móviles (y wallets embebidas como Phantom), los navegadores pueden bloquear window.open() si no se llama directamente desde un gesto del usuario (por ejemplo, un clic en botón).
✅ Paso 2: Crear un wrapper C# en Unity
Crea un script en C# (por ejemplo, ExternalLink.cs) y colócalo en Assets/Scripts/:
csharp
usingSystem.Runtime.InteropServices; using UnityEngine; public class ExternalLink : MonoBehaviour { [DllImport("__Internal")] private static extern void OpenExternalLink(string url); public void OpenTwitter() { #if UNITY_WEBGL && !UNITY_EDITOR OpenExternalLink("https://twitter.com/TU_USUARIO"); #else Application.OpenURL("https://twitter.com/TU_USUARIO"); #endif } public void OpenTelegram() { #if UNITY_WEBGL && !UNITY_EDITOR OpenExternalLink("https://t.me/TU_CANAL"); #else Application.OpenURL("https://t.me/TU_CANAL"); #endif } }
✅ Paso 3: Vincular el script al botón
Crea un botón en tu escena Unity.
Agrega el script ExternalLink.cs a un GameObject en la escena (por ejemplo, un objeto vacío llamado LinkManager).
En el botón, en el panel OnClick(), arrastra el GameObject que tiene el script y selecciona ExternalLink -> OpenTwitter() o OpenTelegram() según el botón.
⚠️ Notas importantes para Phantom y navegadores móviles
Debe ejecutarse como respuesta directa a una interacción del usuario (click/tap). Si el método se llama por código sin interacción directa, window.open será bloqueado.
Algunas wallets móviles (como Phantom) abren DApps en un navegador webview personalizado. En esos casos, puede que el enlace no se abra en una nueva pestaña, sino que redirija la misma vista. En ese caso no hay una solución universal, pero se puede intentar forzar _system con window.open(url, '_system'), aunque no es estándar.
No don't include the response variable, just include the vectors of predictors.
There are some models where you would pass the entire matrix and then specify which is the target, but in general unless you are sure about that you don't want the response included as a variable when you train the model. In this case, since you are passing a vector you can remove that column from the matrix.
If you haven't come across it you could check out Deep Learning and Scientific Computing with R torch by Sigrid Keydana. It's free if you google it. Chapter 13.2 contains an example dataloader using Palmer Penguins.
There is my example of your problem solution - https://github.com/Baranovich/customer. This is full spring boot project for your services interaction case.
I'm parse XML using JAXB with deserialization from json to CustomerType object and also get the same CustomerType from other json (see the request examples):
Example-1
Url:
POST http://localhost:8080/customer/post_customer_type_object
This JSON data is deserialized to xml content string with further transformation into the same class - CustomerType. I think it is correct example of solution for your case.
If you probably want to send XML type (not as xml content string inside JSON), you can just change receiving data format on controller layer.
If you probably want to send some JSON node with particular node name (not simple string, which is a special case of JSON, like in Example 1), you should change fromValue method to process JsonNode instead of String.
Reasons:
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Instead of using from backend.utils import *, try using from .utils import *. If anything you are importing from the other file contains backend.thingyouimport, remove the backend part and just use .thingyouimport.
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Yes Genspark , Its very good at parsing the HTML's . While for pdf, images it becomes very expensive so prefer to use poppler and tesseract for extraction and then feed data to LLM's.
It seems you're having an issue with pip, the default package manager, and python_calamine, a package you need for your project. To fix this, you'll need to install pip --> https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation/
Once pip is installed, you can install python_calamine using pip install python-calamine
First, you go to the datasource tab and then add new datasource, then you choose your dataset. Then you go to a random viz and right click one of the datasources and replace your old dataset with the new one. You can then continue to create a new parameter and calculated field and publish it.
A dashboard parameter is just a parameter which is shown on a dashboard, similar to a filter. You can do this by right clicking any viz on your dashboard and hover over parameters, this will show all of the parameters in the workbook, and to show it on the dashboard, click the desired parameter from the list.
Also, parameters are always shown in the whole workbook, no matter which datasource or viz.
Azure has a hard and fast limit of 3 minutes for any webcall. changing command and connection timeouts has NOAzure has a hard and fast limit of 3 minutes for any webcall. changing command and connection timeouts has NO impact. (ive wasted a lot of time on that.)
After a day of trial and error, apparently the answer can be derived from docs. config docs. Apparently when it says req.body, it means you can get the body from txn.sf:req_body() , for url txn.f:path(), for params txn.f:query(). The pattern seems to be to substitute dot in the config with an underscore (res.body , res_body())
The problem in my case was clearly shown in the logs. I had an unused replication slot that was causing issues. My solution was to drop that slot and explicitly define the schema of my tables in the trigger function, like this:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION distribute_data()
RETURNS TRIGGER
AS $FUNCTION$
BEGIN
INSERT INTO public.pub_insert_a(a) VALUES (NEW.a);
INSERT INTO public.pub_insert_b(b) VALUES (NEW.b);
RETURN NEW;
END;
$FUNCTION$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER distribute_data_trigger
AFTER INSERT ON pub_test
FOR EACH ROW
EXECUTE FUNCTION distribute_data();
And I enabled my trigger as REPLICA ALTER TABLE pub_test ENABLE REPLICA TRIGGER distribute_data_trigger;
SOLVED: I decided to mount both drives directly on a Open Media Vault VM per Pass Through stop VM nano /etc/pve/qemu-server/.conf scsiX: /dev/sdX start VM And in there create a Mirror RAID and then an SMB Share. Performance is okayish starts good with 250MB/s then drops to ~100MB/s constant
We are working on enabling Azure Monitor integration for Web Jobs, soon you will be able to ship the logs to Log Analytics Workspace out of the box, similarly to what is available today for Web Apps on App Service.
Thank you very much, @krigaex! Indeed, the documentation states that
Groovy mocks should be used when the code under specification is written in Groovy
In other cases
Groovy mocks will behave like regular mocks
Just for more context, when the test is defined as
Mock(HttpRequest, global: true) // simple Mock, not GroovyMock
the following exception is thrown:
org.spockframework.mock.CannotCreateMockException: Cannot create mock for class org.java.HttpRequest because Java mocks cannot mock globally. If the code under test is written in Groovy, use a Groovy mock.
The fact it was working fine and no code changes aslomg with this error. Its either a network or DNS issue. Specifically that name is saying it can't resolve the domain name either because of issues with DNS directly or a potential network problem.
The databricks deltas are hard for snowflake to read?
what cloud is hosting your databricks environment?
on azure what we did was create a sql server with a polybase connection to read out of the same blob that databricks was writing to. We then can connect snowflake or really any other source to the polybase enable sql server.
We have had success with federated connections into databricks as well. However, I think your best bet is accessing the delta/parquet etc at the blob level with a tool that interfaces well with snowflake
it was due to ComSpec = %SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe
I just changed the environment variable ComSpec=C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
The issue has been fixed.
but i have another similar server works with ComSpec = %SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe without any issue
import random
numbers = list(range(1, 101))
random_choice= random.choice(numbers)#random.choice is using the import you have to use the import so import.variable
I encountered this error because I was using StoryblokServerComponent in a file which I had specifically earmarked for client-side rendering with the 'use client' directive.
I would recommend that instead of utilizing the PRIMARY file group I would suggest creating file groups with multiple files for data, indexes and text. It will definatly provide far better performance than PRIMARY.
So, digging some more with a friend of mine, it has been figured out that this the default behaviour. It's mentioned here in the .NET MAUI documentation by Microsoft
On iOS 16.4+, simulators won't load a splash screen unless your app is signed.
So to make the launch screen work you have to apply a workaround for which there are currently two options.
Option 1
You have to generate signed debug builds.
Option 2
Install an iOS Simulator with version lower than iOS 16.4.
I have currently used option 2 as I am yet to figure out how to apply option 1. I also made changes to the background colour of the launch screen and it works.
No, I dont think setting a higher bathv size for Queue A makes it higher priority. AWS lambda polls each SQS queue independently and equally, regardless of batch size. If you want to prioritise Queue A, i think you should use separate lambda functions or manage priority logic with the lambda code.
The %[ck7]% is likely an internal token or placeholder from the bedrock agent's output formatting e.g, for clicks. tracking or UI rendering. Potential workaround for fixing this might be stripping it with re.sub().
if you are running your queries from psql prompt directly
then \t is option to disable the column names and same row_number() OVER () for dispaly row number also
I dont think ag-grid supports rowSpan and colSpan on the same cell, they cannot be combined in a single cell. A workaround is to use cellRenderer with custom HTML/CSS to simulate combined spans, but native support for both together isn't available.
According to the Liquibase documentation for Docker the volume in the Liquibase image for mounting your local changelog directory is /liquibase/changelog and not /liquibase/db.changelog I would try setting the volume as follows for the Liquibase service:
But once you let go and the drop animation kicks in, UIKit goes back to a plain rectangular preview (with the default shadow and background) unless you also tell it otherwise. To keep that oval look during the drop animation, you also need to add:
and return the same oval-shaped parameters. If you don’t, UIKit just uses the rectangular snapshot, and you’ll see the unwanted shadow and background after dropping.
Yup, I think this is a recommended use of useTransition in Next JS. You're improving the UX by giving instant feedback with setActiveTab, showing a loading spinner using isPending and avoiding a UI freeze during router.push. Can't think of anything wrong with it IMO.
Why it probably happened:
Docker Compose tracks containers by project name + service name, not by container_name. Running docker compose up in different folders with the same service name but different container_name causes Compose to stop containers from the other project because it thinks they belong to the same service.
How to fix:
Use different service names in each compose file,
Or use the same service names but run with different project names via docker compose -p <project_name> up -d
I want to thank you very much for your solution to Add
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
It has saved me - I was going crazy! Some CSS adjusted and some did not. Now all is well.
THANK YOU!!
Thanks everyone. I now understand the difference between the two. Now suppose our goal is to read data from the console. The common and portable approach is to use fgets to read from stdin. But stdin can be redirected to other things (such as files). ReadConsole is an API of win32api, which is used to read content from the console bound to the program. When stdin and the console are still connected (that is, when it is not redirected), the effects of the two are basically the same. If stdin is redirected, ReadConsole still reads the input data of the console bound to the program, rather than the stdin data stream.
First of all, thanks for spending the time to look at this.
I actually found a better solution and I wanted to post it here. In the previous example, it did work because both matrices were composed of single values. But the function is actually not working as it should. It should mirror the lower triangle of the second matrix in the upper triangle of the first one.
You can check this simulating matrices with difference values:
mat1 <- matrix(nrow = 10, ncol = 10)
mat2 <- matrix(nrow = 10, ncol = 10)
mat1[lower.tri(mat1)] <- runif(n = 10, min = 0, max = 1)
mat2[lower.tri(mat2)] <- runif(n = 10, min = 0, max = 1)
fx <- function(mat1, mat2) {
n <- nrow(mat1)
for (i in 1:n) {
for (j in 1:n) {
if (i > j) {
mat1[j, i] <- mat2[i, j]
}
}
}
mat1
}
mat3 <- fx(mat1, mat2)
I suspect there must be something in base R to do this kind of work... In any case, you could see that in mat3 now the upper triangle corresponds to t(mat2).
A connection could not be established because the target computer actively refused it 192.168.5.12:6090
**Description:**An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Review the stack trace for additional information about the error and where it occurs in the code.
**Exception details:**System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: A connection could not be established because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.5.12:6090
Source error:
Kod źrdłowy, ktry spowodował wygenerowanie tego nieobsługiwanego wyjątku, może być wyświetlany tylko po skompilowaniu w trybie debugowania. Aby włączyć tryb debugowania, wykonaj jedną z poniższych czynności, a następnie zażądaj adresu URL:1. Dodaj dyrektywę "Debug=true" na początku pliku, ktry spowodował wygenerowanie błędu. Przykład: <%@ Page Language="C#" Debug="true" %>lub:2) Dodaj poniższą sekcję do pliku konfiguracyjnego aplikacji:<configuration> <system.web> <compilation debug="true"/> </system.web></configuration>Zauważ, że drugi sposb spowoduje kompilowanie wszystkich plikw danej aplikacji w trybie debugowania. Pierwszy sposb spowoduje kompilowanie tylko jednego konkretnego pliku w trybie debugowania.Ważne: Uruchamianie aplikacji w trybie debugowania zwiększa zużycie pamięci i zmniejsza wydajność. Przed wdrożeniem scenariusza produkcyjnego upewnij się, że w aplikacji wyłączono debugowanie.
Stack trace:
[SocketException (0x274d): Nie można nawiązać połączenia, ponieważ komputer docelowy aktywnie go odmawia 192.168.5.12:6090] System.Net.Sockets.Socket.DoConnect(EndPoint endPointSnapshot, SocketAddress socketAddress) +239 System.Net.Sockets.Socket.InternalConnect(EndPoint remoteEP) +35 System.Net.ServicePoint.ConnectSocketInternal(Boolean connectFailure, Socket s4, Socket s6, Socket& socket, IPAddress& address, ConnectSocketState state, IAsyncResult asyncResult, Int32 timeout, Exception& exception) +224 [WebException: Nie można połączyć się z serwerem zdalnym] System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream(TransportContext& context) +1877265 System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream() +13 System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) +103 pl.emapa.tornado.IMapCenterServiceservice.CreateSessionID() +31 EmapaAJAXMap._Default.GetSession(IMapCenterServiceservice svc, Boolean ForceCreate) +161 EmapaAJAXMap._Default.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) +27 System.Web.UI.Control.OnLoad(EventArgs e) +99 System.Web.UI.Control.LoadRecursive() +50 System.Web.UI.Page.ProcessRequestMain(Boolean includeStagesBeforeAsyncPoint, Boolean includeStagesAfterAsyncPoint) +627
Version Information: Microsoft .NET Framework Version:2.0.50727.3649; ASP.NET Version:2.0.50727.3634
Out of desperation I tried switching to the Microsoft ODBC drivers instead of FreeTDS. And somehow, that works.
I have no idea why, as it's clearly something about the Azure environment, since FreeTDS absolutely works when using an ssh tunnel to forward the connection through some external host. But the Microsoft ODBC driver apparently knows the secret sauce Azure wants.
Adding answer to the question as it resolved on of our customer's issue, is the as he cloned the app to a new server the app was showing white screen, so after changed the APP URL in the .env file by adding https://domain the site worked. There was no https:// before
This may be due to you didnt remove those <> brackets in the connection string
replace the username , password with the actual credentials , not the account password , but with database access password , and then remove those <> brackets
Finally it will look like
mongodb+srv://db_username:db_password
Spring Boot uses an opinionated algorithm to scan for and configure a DataSource. This allows you to get a fully-configured DataSource implementation by default easily.
In addition, Spring Boot automatically configures a lightning-fast connection pool, either HikariCP, Apache Tomcat, or Commons DBCP, in that order, depending on which are on the classpath.
While Spring Boot’s automatic DataSource configuration works very well in most cases, sometimes you’ll need a higher level of control, so you’ll have to set up your own DataSource implementation, hence skipping the automatic configuration process.
It is easy process, just takes your time to configure a DataSource once you need it.
I had a simillar situation, while converting some Postgres Databases into MySQL.
I tried other solutions, until I found your post.
The approach that worked clean and softly, was inserting this line, after saving the rows on a DataFrame variable:
data = data.astype(object).where(pandas.notnull(data), None)
I eventually dealt with this issue by using a python DataClass as the basic structure, and applying dicitonaries on top of it using a function like this:
from dataclasses import fields, replace
from typing import TypeVar
import json
T = TypeVar("T")
def safe_replace (instance: T, updates: dict, keepNone = False) -> T:
field_names = {f.name for f in fields(instance)}
valid_kwargs = {k: v for k, v in updates.items() if k in field_names if v is not None or keepNone == True }
invalid_keys = set(updates) - field_names
if invalid_keys:
warnings.warn(f"Ignored invalid field(s): " + ', '.join(invalid_keys), category=UserWarning)
return replace(instance, **valid_kwargs)
...which I use something like this:
@dataclass
class User:
reputation: int = 0
favoriteSite: str = "stackOverflow"
me = User(reputation=10)
updated = safe_replace(me, {'reputation':-8, 'favoriteSite':'claude.AI'})
This works well in my use case, because the dataclass gives type safety and defaults, and also decent autocomplete behaviour, and dictionaries can be merged on top. (Also it's possible to add custom handlers for updates and so on).
Not quite the answer to the question I asked, which viewed the base object as a dictionary, but when I asked it, I clearly didn't know quite what I wanted.
Java objects are created on the heap, which is a section of memory dedicated to a program. When objects are no longer needed, the garbage collector finds and tracks these unused objects and deletes them to free up space.
But the object that occupies a memory should be collected before the OOM error happens.
I have tested it in vs2022 with VB.NET and Windows Forms, and it does not work, even replacing the corresponding files in the WindowsForms subfolder... so sad.
You can do this with my tool, serverscheduler.com. Here's how that timetable would look on the grid.
