Sorry for late response.Please provide your file structure and widget part.I need more information
The best answer that I have found (from @volo on question 1995439) is to download this CSV file from Google, and find the marketing name corresponding to what Build.MODEL gives you. You could do this dynamically, but this means that you do an Internet query every time the user asks for the marketing name. I think that I prefer to download the the file as part of my build script and stuff it into a resource. However this means that I can only report marketing names that existed last time I built my app.
It's likely that you are running into issues during SQL dialect translation. You need to pass UseNativeQuery=1
in your ODBC connection string. See Databricks ODBC docs
$( function() {
$( "#tabs" ).tabs({ heightStyle: "auto"});
$(window).resize(function(){
$( "#tabs" ).tabs({ heightStyle: "auto"});
});
} );
I used this
<style>
div div div svg g:last-child {
display: none;
}
</style>
Enable global-word-wrap-whitespace-mode
.
To make it permanent, add (global-word-wrap-whitespace-mode t)
to your .emacs file or enable it with its customize-option.
Try to us this, it sorts the Series by values in descending order.
new_df_sorted = new_df.sort_values(ascending=False)
from moviepy.editor import VideoFileClip
# Caminho do vídeo MP4 (coloque o arquivo na mesma pasta do script ou ajuste o caminho)
video_path = "estatua_cinematico_realista.mp4"
# Carregar o vídeo
clip = VideoFileClip(video_path)
# Exportar como GIF (15s completo, largura reduzida para não ficar pesado)
gif_path = "estatua_cinematico_realista_full.gif"
clip.resize(width=320).write_gif(gif_path, fps=6)
print("GIF salvo em:", gif_path)
It looks like your gitrepository-2.0
is missing.
You can try to install the missing dependency:
sudo apt update && sudo apt install libgirepository1.0-dev
Then try to install grapejuice
again:
pip install grapejuice
I'm hitting this in 2025 - on a modern CPU (AMD) memset with nonzero filler is massively slower and I wonder why - could be some microcode trickery or something else? a bit of context: I'm writing a software rasterizer and I'm clearing a large depth buffer - with zero filler it's the fastest to simply memset the whole buffer, with nonzero filler, I need to parallelize and even then it's slower than serial zero fill... when debugging both simply use rep stosb
Thanks to those who provided clarity in the comments.
From what I can ascertain so far, the correct way to test in this scenario is to do testing on the live site using a CDP client for Python, the most popular of which being Puppeteer.
If anyone can provide more clarity, please feel free.
I think I've found a solution.
Try changing the path in ImageSource to
pack://application:,,,/{AssemblyName};component/{anyFolder/image.png}
.
In your case, it will look like this:
pack://application:,,,/{AssemblyName};component/Image/NextDay.png
where {AssemblyName} is the name of your project/solution.
This solved the problem for me.
By the way, for your information, if you use Image instead of ImageBrush, there will be no debugging errors, although there will be no image either. But at RunTime everything will work as it does with ImageBrush.
This problem froze my project for two days. I spent two whole days looking for a solution and found this. I doubt this is the right solution, so if anyone finds something better, please let me know.
Ah, I’ve run into similar issues when updating Julia in VS Code. Sometimes a minor version change can break the path detection in the Julia extension, even if Julia itself is installed correctly. A couple of things to try:
Check the Julia path in VS Code settings – make sure it points to the new 1.11.6 executable.
Reload VS Code or reinstall the Julia extension – often this resets the integration.
Verify environment variables – on some systems, the PATH needs to include the new Julia location.
If you’re still stuck, I’ve seen teams like Tech-Stack handle this kind of setup issue by scripting a quick environment check and automated configuration for VS Code + Julia. It saves a lot of time when multiple developers need the same environment and avoids these minor version headaches.
Once the path and extension are aligned, everything should work like before. Don’t worry too much — this is a common hiccup after a patch update.
My problem was "Bitdefender Anti-tracker" as soon as I removed this. It worked!
God that was painful to solve
beginning of events
08-31 00:45:41.692 l/am_wtf (1754):
[0,1754,system_server,-1,Activity Manager, Sending
non-protected broadcast
android.intent.action.VIVO_SERVICE_STATE from system 1754:system/1000 pkg android Caller=com.android.server.am.ActivityManager Service.broadcastIntentLocked Traced:18351 com.android.server.am.ActivityManage rService.broadcastintentLocked:17365 com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService .broadcastintentWithFeature: 18595 android.app.Co ntextImpl.sendBroadcast Multiple Permissions:1355 android.content.Context.sendBroadcastMultipl ePermissions:2468 com.android.server.Telephony Registry.broadcastVivoServiceState Changed:2098 com.android.server.Telephony Registry.notifyViv oServiceState For Phoneld: 2041 com.android.interna I.telephony.ITelephony Registry$Stub.onTransact:593 android.os.Binder.exec TransactInternal:1566 android.os.Binder.exec Transact:1505]
08-31 00:45:42.158 I/input interactionbeginning of events
08-31 00:45:41.692 l/am_wtf (1754):
[0,1754,system_server,-1,Activity Manager, Sending
non-protected broadcast
android.intent.action.VIVO_SERVICE_STATE from system 1754:system/1000 pkg android Caller=com.android.server.am.ActivityManager Service.broadcastIntentLocked Traced:18351 com.android.server.am.ActivityManage rService.broadcastintentLocked:17365 com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService .broadcastintentWithFeature: 18595 android.app.Co ntextImpl.sendBroadcast Multiple Permissions:1355 android.content.Context.sendBroadcastMultipl ePermissions:2468 com.android.server.Telephony Registry.broadcastVivoServiceState Changed:2098 com.android.server.Telephony Registry.notifyViv oServiceState For Phoneld: 2041 com.android.interna I.telephony.ITelephony Registry$Stub.onTransact:593 android.os.Binder.exec TransactInternal:1566 android.os.Binder.exec Transact:1505]
08-31 00:45:42.158 I/input interaction(1754):(1754):
The gaps were caused by using GL_LINES, which draws line segments between successive pairs or vertices. Incrementally drawing a path with successive vertices is what GL_LINE_STRIP is for.
I have the same problem and I can't find the solution. I have tried with a minimal TClientDataset and it still gives the 'Invalid parameter' error in CreateDataSet. Here is the code:
unit uPruebaTClientDataset;
interface
uses
Winapi.Windows, Winapi.Messages, System.SysUtils, System.Variants, System.Classes, Vcl.Graphics,
Vcl.Controls, Vcl.Forms, Vcl.Dialogs, Vcl.StdCtrls, Data.DB, Datasnap.DBClient;
type
TForm1 = class(TForm)
Button1: TButton;
ClientDataSet1: TClientDataSet;
procedure Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
private
{ Private declarations }
public
{ Public declarations }
end;
var
Form1: TForm1;
implementation
{$R *.dfm}
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
CDS: TClientDataSet;
begin
CDS := TClientDataSet.Create(nil);
CDS.FieldDefs.Add('ID', ftInteger);
CDS.FieldDefs.Add('Nombre', ftString, 20);
CDS.CreateDataSet;
end;
end.
Ok, so like you might already be guessing.. it's very likely got something to do with resourcing.. somewhere. Here's a few things you can check on and rule out, or in! Important thing I always mention even though you're doing it already I'd guess: Make sure you have good backups! #2 involves REORG, so it could rearrange things and possibly be a Bad Thing™ but the chances are super low.
Creating Backup:
In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), right-click your local database in (localdb)\MSSQLLocalDB, go to "Tasks" > "Back Up...". Choose a destination (e.g., your desktop), and run the backup. This gives you a restore point if anything goes wrong.
SQL Server LocalDB Limitations: LocalDB Constraints: LocalDB is meant for development and testing, not heavy workloads like Azure. With your 500 MB database, 50 tables, 100k+ records in some, and ~1,000 in one, it's probably not hitting that much of a resource limit, but then again you wrote ~1000k which is actually 1 million, and if that's what you truly meant, then yeah it's almost definitely hitting resource limits like RAM and CPU...
Local Machine Limits: Your local setup might not be matching Azure’s almighty power. LocalDB depends on your machine’s resources, so if CPU or memory is tied up by other tasks, performance will tank. Check what’s running using something like procexp64 so you can dig in to the tree of processes if you need to (probably will stick out though, if its a problem..).
Index and Stats Check: Your indexing and paging are solid, but the imported local database might not have the same optimized stats or indexes. Run these to try and bump things around, you can use REORGANIZE instead of REBUILD to be less "destructive" during testing. Obviously do this in a non-prod environment (if anyone else happens to be reading and having similar issues in prod ;) )
Use UPDATE STATISTICS [table_name]; to refresh statistics safely without affecting data.
For indexes, use ALTER INDEX ALL ON [table_name] REORGANIZE; (Again, less intrusive than REBUILD and will optimize performance without locking the table.
Configuration Differences: Azure almost definitely has some crazy performance tweaks like memory or query settings that aren't even documented (possibly*) and any Special Sauce isn't going to be replicated by LocalDB. Review the compatibility level and settings after importing.
Timeout Issues: The TL;DR is that, almost always, timeout errors suggest some kind of resource strain or misconfiguration. LocalDB might have stricter defaults for resources, so try increasing the timeout in your connection string (e.g., Connect Timeout=30) or optimize queries further if it makes sense. For your specific issue I'd guess with that few records, optimizing queries isn't the issue at all.
Import Process: The "Import Data-tier Application" method might not carry over Azure’s optimizations. Consider scripting the schema and data from Azure (using "Script Database as" or "Generate Scripts" (can be found in the 2nd screenshot) and loading it into SQL Server Express or Developer Edition locally for better performance.
Network Gremlins: So the last thing I'll mention is the ever famous Network Gremlins. They're everywhere. Make sure you don't have a VPN running or installed, like maybe one with a kill switch etc. Also, if you're working remote but also can go to the office, does anything change? If so, try to figure out what's different - It'll either be the work VPN firewall rules, routing, or your home's connection. Use Wireshark to sniff the internet/network adapter, but also sniff localhost adapter 127.0.0.1 - this is my little trick that nobody hardly ever does, and sniffing localhost can tell you a ton of really interesting things. It also works on way more problems than just this one.
Other things you might want to try that are pretty straight forward:
Switch to a full local instance of SQL Server Express or Developer Edition (it's free for development) and give this a try instead of LocalDB. Install it, restore your database backup, and test performance.
If you're trapped and being forced against your will to use LocalDB, first - blink twice, then monitor resource usage (CPU, memory, disk I/O) on your local machine during queries and consider upgrading your hardware or killing any processes you can. Re-Nice the LocalDB binaries (procexp64 can set the "nice" by right clicking and Set Priority. Use "High") and if that works, your hardware is probably kinda lackin.
Check for those network Gremlins and use filters like this one for SQL only: (tcp.port == 1433) || (udp.port == 1433)
Or this one for the servers you're interested in ONLY (instead of all the background noise):
ip.addr == server.ip.here
If none of this helps, you might need to share query scripts or logs, anything that can help get you to an answer. Best of luck!
try this <button id="button" type="button">Post</button> the type should be button or you can add e.preventDefault()
in your JS submit handler.
upgrade pip first, mostlikely it will solve the problem after restarting the kernel. If not, upgrade seaborn as well. it works for me :)
from moviepy.editor import *
# Paths
audio_path = "/mnt/data/poem_voice.mp3" # Placeholder path for processed audio (user's voice over)
image_path = "/mnt/data/file-8rjN9mu7vCuBf4uxBAN7G3.jpg" # Placeholder for uploaded image
output_path = "/mnt/data/poem_video.mp4"
# Load image
image_clip = ImageClip(image_path, duration=2).resize(height=720)
# Load audio
audio_clip = AudioFileClip(audio_path)
# Combine audio and image
final_video = image_clip.set_audio(audio_clip)
# Export video
final_video.write_videofile(output_path, fps=24)
i'm hoping it's okay to ask a question on someone else's question. i'm trying to do something similar, except instead of displaying text in a certain font based on the selected option, i want to display a different image slideshow based on which option is selected. i feel this is getting into much more complicated java than i'm cut out for though. currently, i have html/java code for both autoplay slideshows and static ones you can click to go to the next/previous image. i was hoping to combine that with the slideshow changing based on which option is selected. imagine you are selling a shirt that comes in 5 colours and based on which colour someone chooses, you show a slideshow of several images corresponding to that colour. it's probably too hopeful to think i can throw my code in between the curly braces for each if statement in function styleselect...
Following link has the answer in it!
You’re right that the Azure Portal doesn’t provide a dedicated view for SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI) quota limits. These quotas are set per subscription and region, and the Quotas blade doesn’t show them. The main ways to check limits are by attempting to create or scale an instance—errors will indicate if you exceed the quota—or by using Azure CLI (az sql mi list-usages
) or PowerShell (Get-AzSqlManagedInstanceUsage
) to retrieve usage and quota details for your subscription and region. You can also use the Azure REST API to get this information programmatically. If you need higher limits, you can request a quota increase through the Help + Support blade.
"overrides": {
"esbuild": "^0.25.0",
"@angular/build": {
"vite": {
"esbuild": "^0.25.0"
}
},
"vite": {
"esbuild": "^0.25.0"
}
}
uhhhh idk man its hard to decompile and community guidelines very seriously and I have to uncomment or add some lines in the source file and reinstall the server using TightVNC to automatically start at boot on my pi so I can remove the keyboard and mouse and have an available usb port to set up a new threading.Event to control the new sequence stop_event and the definitive evidence that this channel publishes pornographic the Telegram API was unsuccessful in the source file of the GNU and was made for the next step in a few hours
Just do :hermes_enabled => false, warning will go. For me it's working. And here is the reference link : https://reactnative.dev/docs/hermes?platform=ios
I closed the terminal tab, and opened a new one, fixed.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>Chess vs AI</title>
<style>
body { font-family: sans-serif; display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; margin-top: 20px; }
#status { margin-bottom: 10px; font-weight: bold; }
#chessboard { display: grid; grid-template-columns: repeat(8, 60px); grid-template-rows: repeat(8, 60px); }
.square { width: 60px; height: 60px; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; font-size: 36px; cursor: pointer; }
.white { background-color: #f0d9b5; }
.black { background-color: #b58863; }
.selected { outline: 3px solid red; }
.threat { outline: 3px solid red; box-sizing: border-box; }
</style>
</head>
<body>
<div id="status">White's turn</div>
<div id="chessboard"></div>
<button onclick="resetBoard()">Reset</button>
<script>
const boardContainer = document.getElementById('chessboard');
const status = document.getElementById('status');
let board = [];
let selected = null;
let whiteTurn = true;
// Unicode pieces
const pieces = {
'r':'♜', 'n':'♞', 'b':'♝', 'q':'♛', 'k':'♚', 'p':'♟',
'R':'♖', 'N':'♘', 'B':'♗', 'Q':'♕', 'K':'♔', 'P':'♙', '':''
};
// Initial board
const initialBoard = [
['r','n','b','q','k','b','n','r'],
['p','p','p','p','p','p','p','p'],
['','','','','','','',''],
['','','','','','','',''],
['','','','','','','',''],
['','','','','','','',''],
['P','P','P','P','P','P','P','P'],
['R','N','B','Q','K','B','N','R']
];
function renderBoard() {
boardContainer.innerHTML = '';
const threatened = getThreatenedSquares('white');
for (let i=0;i<8;i++) {
for (let j=0;j\<8;j++) {
const square = document.createElement('div');
square.classList.add('square');
square.classList.add((i+j)%2 === 0 ? 'white' : 'black');
square.textContent = pieces\[board\[i\]\[j\]\];
square.dataset.row = i;
square.dataset.col = j;
square.addEventListener('click', handleSquareClick);
if (selected && selected.row == i && selected.col == j) {
square.classList.add('selected');
}
if (threatened.some(s =\> s\[0\]===i && s\[1\]===j)) {
square.classList.add('threat');
}
boardContainer.appendChild(square);
}
}
}
// =====================
// Player (Black) logic
// =====================
function handleSquareClick(e) {
if (whiteTurn) return;
const row = parseInt(e.currentTarget.dataset.row);
const col = parseInt(e.currentTarget.dataset.col);
const piece = board[row][col];
if (!selected) {
if (piece && piece === piece.toLowerCase()) {
selected = {row, col};
renderBoard();
}
return;
}
if (isLegalMove(selected.row, selected.col, row, col, board[selected.row][selected.col])) {
board\[row\]\[col\] = board\[selected.row\]\[selected.col\];
board\[selected.row\]\[selected.col\] = '';
selected = null;
whiteTurn = true;
status.textContent = "White's turn";
renderBoard();
setTimeout(makeWhiteMove, 500);
} else {
selected = null;
renderBoard();
}
}
// =====================
// AI (White) logic
// =====================
function makeWhiteMove() {
const moves = getAllLegalMoves('white');
if (moves.length===0) {
status.textContent = "Black wins!";
return;
}
// prefer captures
let captureMoves = moves.filter(m => board[m.to[0]][m.to[1]] && board[m.to[0]][m.to[1]].toLowerCase());
let move = captureMoves.length ? captureMoves[Math.floor(Math.random()*captureMoves.length)] : moves[Math.floor(Math.random()*moves.length)];
board[move.to[0]][move.to[1]] = board[move.from[0]][move.from[1]];
board[move.from[0]][move.from[1]] = '';
whiteTurn = false;
status.textContent = "Black's turn";
renderBoard();
}
// =====================
// Move generation
// =====================
function getAllLegalMoves(color) {
const moves = [];
for (let i=0;i<8;i++){
for (let j=0;j\<8;j++){
let piece = board\[i\]\[j\];
if (!piece) continue;
if (color==='white' && piece!==piece.toUpperCase()) continue;
if (color==='black' && piece!==piece.toLowerCase()) continue;
const legal = getLegalMoves(i,j,piece);
legal.forEach(to =\> moves.push({from:\[i,j\],to}));
}
}
return moves;
}
function isLegalMove(r1,c1,r2,c2,piece) {
const legal = getLegalMoves(r1,c1,piece);
return legal.some(m => m[0]===r2 && m[1]===c2);
}
function getLegalMoves(r,c,piece) {
const moves = [];
const color = piece===piece.toUpperCase() ? 'white' : 'black';
const direction = color==='white' ? -1 : 1;
switch(piece.toLowerCase()){
case 'p':
if (board\[r+direction\] && board\[r+direction\]\[c\]==='') moves.push(\[r+direction,c\]);
if ((r===6 && color==='white') || (r===1 && color==='black')) {
if (board\[r+direction\]\[c\]==='' && board\[r+2\*direction\]\[c\]==='') moves.push(\[r+2\*direction,c\]);
}
if (c\>0 && board\[r+direction\]\[c-1\] && ((color==='white' && board\[r+direction\]\[c-1\].toLowerCase()) || (color==='black' && board\[r+direction\]\[c-1\].toUpperCase()))) moves.push(\[r+direction,c-1\]);
if (c\<7 && board\[r+direction\]\[c+1\] && ((color==='white' && board\[r+direction\]\[c+1\].toLowerCase()) || (color==='black' && board\[r+direction\]\[c+1\].toUpperCase()))) moves.push(\[r+direction,c+1\]);
break;
case 'r': moves.push(...linearMoves(r,c,\[\[1,0\],\[-1,0\],\[0,1\],\[0,-1\]\],color)); break;
case 'b': moves.push(...linearMoves(r,c,\[\[1,1\],\[1,-1\],\[-1,1\],\[-1,-1\]\],color)); break;
case 'q': moves.push(...linearMoves(r,c,\[\[1,0\],\[-1,0\],\[0,1\],\[0,-1\],\[1,1\],\[1,-1\],\[-1,1\],\[-1,-1\]\],color)); break;
case 'k':
for (let dr=-1;dr\<=1;dr++){
for (let dc=-1;dc\<=1;dc++){
if(dr===0 && dc===0) continue;
const nr=r+dr,nc=c+dc;
if(nr\>=0 && nr\<8 && nc\>=0 && nc\<8 && (!board\[nr\]\[nc\] || (color==='white'?board\[nr\]\[nc\].toLowerCase():board\[nr\]\[nc\].toUpperCase()))) moves.push(\[nr,nc\]);
}
}
break;
case 'n':
const knightMoves=\[\[2,1\],\[1,2\],\[2,-1\],\[1,-2\],\[-2,1\],\[-1,2\],\[-2,-1\],\[-1,-2\]\];
knightMoves.forEach(m=\>{
const nr=r+m\[0\],nc=c+m\[1\];
if(nr\>=0 && nr\<8 && nc\>=0 && nc\<8 && (!board\[nr\]\[nc\] || (color==='white'?board\[nr\]\[nc\].toLowerCase():board\[nr\]\[nc\].toUpperCase()))) moves.push(\[nr,nc\]);
});
break;
}
return moves;
}
function linearMoves(r,c,directions,color){
const moves = [];
directions.forEach(d=>{
let nr=r+d\[0\],nc=c+d\[1\];
while(nr\>=0 && nr\<8 && nc\>=0 && nc\<8){
if(!board\[nr\]\[nc\]) moves.push(\[nr,nc\]);
else {
if((color==='white' && board\[nr\]\[nc\].toLowerCase()) || (color==='black' && board\[nr\]\[nc\].toUpperCase())) moves.push(\[nr,nc\]);
break;
}
nr+=d\[0\]; nc+=d\[1\];
}
});
return moves;
}
// =====================
// Highlight AI threats
// =====================
function getThreatenedSquares(color) {
const moves = getAllLegalMoves(color);
return moves.map(m => m.to);
}
// =====================
// Reset
// =====================
function resetBoard() {
board = JSO
N.parse(JSON.stringify(initialBoard));
selected = null;
whiteTurn = true;
status.textContent = "White's turn";
renderBoard();
setTimeout(makeWhiteMove, 500);
}
resetBoard();
</script>
</body>
</html>
For anyone seeing this now, I made a working solution for this that supports types from 3rd party libraries, enums and more. github.com/eschallack/SQLAlchemyToPydantic# here's a link to an example of json schema generation github.com/eschallack/SQLAlchemyToPydantic/blob/main/example/…
As Luke pointed out , the brackets are mandatory.
If it does not parse with brackets it is 99.99% due to the fact that you passed a non-null terminated wchar_t string.
The documentation mentions the provided string to be null terminated
A pointer to the NULL-terminated network string to parse.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/iphlpapi/nf-iphlpapi-parsenetworkstring
This looked nice for me (simple x/y plot).
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.plot(x, y)
plt.suptitle("This sentence is\nbeing split\ninto three lines")
plt.tight_layout(rect=(0.03, 0., 0.93, 1))
plt.show()
I also think putting <?tex \usepackage{amsmath}?>
into the source document would do the trick.
But first -> why just don't remove old Entity in microservice when You have it in SDK?
If You want disable/enable sdk for concrete microservices, configure it per microservice with @EnableJpaRepositories, @ComponentScan, @EntityScan (just dont specify SDK package there).
If You don't want remove entity from microservice, maybe pack this "shared logic" with "shared fields" into @Embeddable class and add it in microservice entity as @Embedded object => but if You can do this, i would recommend to reengineer this structure into f.e inheritence ORM (@MappedSuperclass, @Inheritance) or interface inheritance in plain Java.
Thank you for getting back to me with suggestions. It was my stupid mistake. My arrays were correct except for the arrays in the structures which were too small. Fixed and working. Again, thank you... Ronnie
Sorry, I know this post may be old, I also encountered this problem, spent a whole day and still haven't solved it, did you finally find the answer?
I encountered the same issue.
My mistake was that I didn't enable the extension : C/C++ which was required to execute the cppbuild
task.
Hope this helps!
That worked in my case:
<f:for each="{slider_item.image}" as="slider_item_image" iteration="i">
<f:image image="{slider_item_image}" treatIdAsReference="1" />
</f:for>
Simple, if you now how :-)
We store our createdAt fields in DynamoDB as Strings in ISO 8601 format in the sort key. That format is designed to be sortable for a date value. Recommend using that over an integer for the date value
if it is MultipartFile then
use
public boolean isValidate(MultipartFile file)
{
return Objects.equals(file.getContentType(),"application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet");
}
I'm currently using aalto, so (as Mark Rotteveel pointed out) I can spawn an instance directly like:
final XMLInputFactory2 factory = new com.fasterxml.aalto.stax.InputFactoryImpl();
This can be modified to be any specific implementation.
I found a solution i just add a condition in app.tsx
const basePath = '/app'; // sub floder
// Intercept all Inertia requests to enforce the correct prefix
router.on('start', ({ detail: { visit } }) => {
const path = visit.url.pathname;
//add prefix if needed
if (path.startsWith('/') && !path.startsWith(basePath)) {
visit.url.pathname = basePath + path;
}
});
Yes definitely, we can do ETL testing without using any automation tool. For that, there are several steps we have to follow. For this, we can use Excel and SQL queries.
First step in which we can check source and target data. We write queries on the source and target tables, then compare the results.
In second step we check row count. Count rows in source and target to confirm they match.
In third step we check data values. Take sample data from source and target to ensure it matches.
In fourth step we check transformations. For transformed data, calculate in SQL/Excel and compare with target.
Then we have fifth step in which we check null and duplicate. We can run queries for nulls and duplicates to ensure data is correct.
And in last step we check incremental load. Add rows in source and check they reflect in target.
I encountered this issue when cloning the repository via the HTTPS Git URL ( https://github.com/XXXXX/YYY.git ) . Switching to the SSH Git URL ( [email protected]:XXXXX/YYYY.git ) as I had SSH keys already configured) resolved the problem.
The issue was caused by how the ViewModel was declared in Koin. Using:
single<UserChatViewModel>(createdAtStart = false) { UserChatViewModel(get(), get()) }
creates a singleton ViewModel. When you first open the composable, it works fine. But when the composable is removed from the backstack, Jetpack Compose clears the ViewModel’s lifecycle, which cancels all coroutines in viewModelScope
. Since the singleton instance remains, revisiting the composable uses the same ViewModel whose coroutine scope is already cancelled, so viewModelScope.launch
never runs again.
Changing it to:
viewModelOf(::UserChatViewModel)
ties the ViewModel to the composable lifecycle. Compose clears the old ViewModel when navigating away and creates a new instance when revisiting. This ensures a fresh viewModelScope
for coroutines, and your getAllUsersWithHint()
function works every time.
You could instead do:
impl Classes {
pub fn get_a(&self) -> Option<&A> {
match self {
Classes::A(o) => Some(o),
_ => None,
}
}
}
fn main() -> Result<(), String> {
let obj: Rc<RefCell<Classes>> = Rc::new(RefCell::new(Classes::A(A::default())));
let a = obj.borrow().get_a().ok_or("not A".to_string())?;
Ok(())
}
CREATE TABLE pg4e_debug (
id SERIAL,
query VARCHAR(4096),
result VARCHAR(4096),
created_at TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
PRIMARY KEY(id)
);
The major problem I see here is indentation. Class methods shoud be indented inside the class to distinguish them of global functions, and code within functions must be indented too.
Quick recap of code blocks and indentation:
A code block is a set of Python code that's indented one extra level. The line just before the code block ends with a colon (:
) and it contains the statement which needs the code block for it to work i.e. if
, while
, class
, def
, etc. For example, an if
statement contains the if
keyword itself, a condition and the code block to be executed in case the condition evaluates to True
(note that if
statements end with a colon to tell the Python interpreter the block is about to start), like this:
if condition:
do_something()
do_another_thing()
do_something_after_the_if_statement()
A code block can be inside another code block (that's called "nesting"). For that, just add an extra level of indentation in the inner code block:
print("Base level")
if True:
print("First level")
print("still in first level")
if True:
print("Second level")
if True:
print("Third level")
print("Back to second level")
print("Back to first level")
print("Back to base level")
The blank lines are just for clarification and have no syntactic utility.
In the case of function definitions, the code block indicates the code to be executed when the function is called. In class definitions, the code block is executed right away, but is only accessible to all instances of the class. Remember that class methods are functions, so code inside them must have also an extra level of indentation. A visual example:
class MyClass(object):
def __init__(self): # the 'def' statement is in class definition (1 level)
print("Initializing class...")
self.a = 0
self.b = 0
self.c = 0 # This assignment is in method definition, which is inside class definition (2 levels)
def a_method(self)
self.a = 1
self.b = 2
self.c = 3
if self.c == 3
print(a + b + c) # This statement is in an if clause, which is inside a method definition, which in turn is inside a class definition (3 levels)
do_something_thats_not_in_the_class_definition()
Back to your file, your code with proper indentation would look like this:
import select
import socket
import sys
import server_bygg0203
import threading
from time import sleep
class Client(threading.Thread):
#initializing client socket
def __init__(self,(client,address)):
threading.Thread.__init__(self)
self.client = client
self.address = address
self.size = 1024
self.client_running = False
self.running_threads = []
self.ClientSocketLock = None
self.disconnected = threading.Event()
def run(self):
#connect to server
self.client.connect(('localhost',50000))
#self.client.setblocking(0)
self.client_running = True
#making two threads, one for receiving messages from server...
listen = threading.Thread(target=self.listenToServer)
#...and one for sending messages to server
speak = threading.Thread(target=self.speakToServer)
#not actually sure what daemon means
listen.daemon = True
speak.daemon = True
#appending the threads to the thread-list
self.running_threads.append((listen,"listen"))
self.running_threads.append((speak, "speak"))
listen.start()
speak.start()
while self.client_running:
#check if event is set, and if it is
#set while statement to false
if self.disconnected.isSet():
self.client_running = False
#closing the threads if the client goes down
print("Client operating on its own")
self.client.shutdown(1)
self.client.close()
#close threads
#the script hangs at the for-loop below, and
#refuses to close the listen-thread (and possibly
#also the speak thread, but it never gets that far)
for t in self.running_threads:
print "Waiting for " + t[1] + " to close..."
t[0].join()
self.disconnected.clear()
return
#defining "speak"-function
def speakToServer(self):
#sends strings to server
while self.client_running:
try:
send_data = sys.stdin.readline()
self.client.send(send_data)
#I want the "close" command
#to set an event flag, which is being read by all other threads,
#and, at the same time set the while statement to false
if send_data == "close\n":
print("Disconnecting...")
self.disconnected.set()
self.client_running = False
except socket.error, (value,message):
continue
return
#defining "listen"-function
def listenToServer(self):
#receives strings from server
while self.client_running:
#check if event is set, and if it is
#set while statement to false
if self.disconnected.isSet():
self.client_running = False
try:
data_recvd = self.client.recv(self.size)
print data_recvd
except socket.error, (value,message):
continue
return
if __name__ == "__main__":
c = Client((socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM),'localhost'))
c.run()
I'm part of the "Team Digitale" at a high school and we’ve encountered the same issue after the deprecation of ContactsApp.
I just read the discussion in the link you shared (issuetracker.google.com/issues/199768096). Using GAM7, I wrote this to move (not copy) otherContact to My Contacts, and it seems to work. After that, you can delete it with People.deleteContact().
function move_to_my_contact(contact) {
var new_rn = contact.resourceName.replace("otherContacts", "people");
People.People.updateContact({
"resourceName": new_rn,
"etag": contact.etag,
"memberships": [
{
"contactGroupMembership": {
"contactGroupResourceName": "contactGroups/myContacts"
}
}
]
},
new_rn,
{ updatePersonFields: "memberships" });
}
Did you manage to solve the issue on your own? If so, could you let me know if you found a better solution?
Thank you!
Power BI Cloud and Power BI Desktop have different behavior when it comes to culture settings. Power BI Desktop uses the local system settings for culture, while Power BI Cloud follows the region set in your Power BI service account. This difference can lead to discrepancies in date formats, number separators, and other locale-specific settings. To ensure consistency, you may need to adjust the culture settings manually in Power BI Desktop and ensure your account region aligns with your desired culture in Power BI Cloud.
At Liftoff Solutions, we provide innovative services from lines of credit, business loans, ACH processing solutions, Same-Day ACH, card issuing, virtual debit cards, payroll cards and high risk ACH processing.
I'm part of the "Team Digitale" at a high school in Thiene (VI, Italy) and we’ve encountered the same issue after the deprecation of ContactsApp.
I just read the discussion in the link you shared (issuetracker.google.com/issues/199768096). Using GAM7, I wrote this to move (not copy) otherContact to My Contacts, and it seems to work. After that, you can delete it with People.deleteContact().
function move_to_my_contact(contact) {
var new_rn = contact.resourceName.replace("otherContacts", "people");
People.People.updateContact({
"resourceName": new_rn,
"etag": contact.etag,
"memberships": [
{
"contactGroupMembership": {
"contactGroupResourceName": "contactGroups/myContacts"
}
}
]
},
new_rn,
{ updatePersonFields: "memberships" });
}
Did you manage to solve the issue on your own? If so, could you let me know if you found a better solution?
Thank you!
The message wasn’t clear enough it only said that some files aren’t aligned to the 16 KB requirement, but it didn’t specify from which library those files.
Full file dir was lib/arm64-v8a/libmodft2.so
and if you search for part of it (in my case modft2
) you can identify which library is causing the issue.
After that updating or replacing the library (I had to replace it in my case) solved the problem.
Before
After
Relevant answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/27921592/21489337
tl;dr, run this command in the terminal
stty echo
Unlike the accepted answer above, this one should be able to restore the ability to see the typed commands without needing to erase the past history of your terminal session.
how do you get
The exact steps for "using" this index.html
depend entirely on the specific functionality and design of the extension identified by the ID gndmhdcefbhlchkhipcnnbkcmicncehk
. Without knowing what that extension is, providing a step-by-step guide for its usage is not possible.
Took me 30 minutes to figure out where the hell my shelf has been placed 😅
If you ever end up reading this post, please note that the Pycharm documentation is outdated (as of 2025) and there is neither a VCS Menu nor Version Control Window
But, Shelves are in a Tab of the Commit Window.
I am running PyCharm 2025.1.2, Build #PY-251.26094.141, built on June 10, 2025
ยินดีด้วยครับ! 🤩 การตรวจสอบค่าในโครงสร้าง JSON ด้วย JavaScript นั้นทำได้ไม่ยากเลย ผมมีสคริปต์ฟังก์ชันที่พร้อมใช้งานให้คุณทันทีเลยครับ
โค้ด JavaScript ที่ใช้งานได้
ฟังก์ชันนี้จะรับอินพุต 2 ตัวตามที่คุณต้องการ: taskId (ค่าที่ต้องการค้นหา) และ jsonData (โครงสร้าง JSON) จากนั้นจะวนลูปตรวจสอบว่ามีค่า ExternalTaskId ที่ตรงกับค่าที่ต้องการหรือไม่
/**
* ตรวจสอบว่าค่า ExternalTaskId มีอยู่ในโครงสร้าง JSON หรือไม่
* @param {string} taskId - ค่า Task ID ที่ต้องการค้นหา
* @param {object} jsonData - โครงสร้าง JSON ที่มีอาร์เรย์ของ items
* @returns {boolean} - คืนค่า true หากพบ, false หากไม่พบ
*/
function isTaskFound(taskId, jsonData) {
// ตรวจสอบว่า jsonData และ jsonData.items มีอยู่และเป็นอาร์เรย์หรือไม่
if (!jsonData || !Array.isArray(jsonData.items)) {
return false;
}
// วนลูปผ่านแต่ละ item ในอาร์เรย์ items
for (const item of jsonData.items) {
// ตรวจสอบว่าค่า ExternalTaskId ของ item นั้นๆ ตรงกับ taskId ที่ส่งเข้ามาหรือไม่
if (item.ExternalTaskId === taskId) {
// หากพบ ให้คืนค่า true ทันที
return true;
}
}
// หากวนลูปจนจบแล้วยังไม่พบ ให้คืนค่า false
return false;
}
// ตัวอย่างการใช้งาน:
const varTaskID = "TaskID3"; // อินพุต 1
const jsonInput = { // อินพุต 2
"items": [{
"ExternalParentTaskId": "12345",
"ExternalTaskId": "TaskID1"
}, {
"ExternalParentTaskId": "11111",
"ExternalTaskId": "TaskID2"
}, {
"ExternalParentTaskId": "3456",
"ExternalTaskId": "TaskID3"
}, {
"ExternalParentTaskId": "423423",
"ExternalTaskId": "TaskID3"
}, {
"ExternalParentTaskId": "55666",
"ExternalTaskId": "TaskID3"
}]
};
// เรียกใช้ฟังก์ชันเพื่อตรวจสอบและเก็บผลลัพธ์
const result = isTaskFound(varTaskID, jsonInput);
// แสดงผลลัพธ์
console.log(result); // จะแสดงผลลัพธ์เป็น: true
การทำงานของโค้ด
* ฟังก์ชัน isTaskFound: รับค่า taskId และ jsonData เป็นพารามิเตอร์
* การตรวจสอบความถูกต้อง: โค้ดจะตรวจสอบเบื้องต้นก่อนว่า jsonData มีอยู่จริงและ jsonData.items เป็นอาร์เรย์หรือไม่ เพื่อป้องกันข้อผิดพลาดหากโครงสร้างข้อมูลไม่ถูกต้อง
* การวนลูป: ใช้ for...of เพื่อวนลูปทีละรายการในอาร์เรย์ items
* การเปรียบเทียบค่า: ในแต่ละรอบการวนลูป จะเปรียบเทียบค่าของ item.ExternalTaskId กับ taskId ที่เราต้องการค้นหา
* การคืนค่า:
* ถ้าพบค่าที่ตรงกันเมื่อใด ฟังก์ชันจะ คืนค่า true ทันที และหยุดการทำงาน เพื่อประสิทธิภาพที่ดีที่สุด
* ถ้าวนลูปจนครบทุกรายการแล้วยังไม่พบค่าที่ตรงกัน ฟังก์ชันจะ คืนค่า false
คุณสามารถนำโค้ดนี้ไปใช้งานได้เลยครับ โค้ดนี้ถูกออกแบบมาให้ทำงานได้อย่าง
รวดเร็วและมีประสิทธิภาพโดยไม่ต้องใช้ไลบรารีเพิ่มเติมใดๆ ครับ 😊
If you are looking for a simple hosting for markdown file, you can try https://publishmarkdown.com/
It is a simple solution to publish your markdown online and share it to the others
It is a bug in Pycharm:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-57566/Support-PEP-660-editable-installs
Pycharm cannot (yet) deal with the advanced ways setuptools installs editable packages. Using either
a different build backend in pyproject.toml
, for example hatchling
.
or compat flag at install time (pip install -e /Users/whoever/dev/my-package --config-settings editable_mode=compat
) - this does not work in requirements files, though.
Should solve this problem. DISCLAIMER, I've only tested the hatchling
version, works fine for me.
Background/WHY?
In site-packages
, the file mypackage-0.6.77.dist-info/direct_url.json
contains infos where the editable package can be found. Installed with hatchling
, this file just contains a path. With setuptools
, it contains a pointer to .pth
file, and this is not understood by Pycharm.
To disable mand
on Ubuntu I do it like this sudo ln --backup --symbolic --verbose $(which true) $(which mandb)
.
I tried to use jsdoc for an old project that was latge and complex. The verbosity killed me from a dx point of view, the amount of crap you have to type especially when dealing with generics just adds even more complexity to the project. I switched to TS and it more than halved the amount of effort required and was CONSIDERABLY better at dealing with generics. And having that extra step for build stage i believe is a worthwhile tradeoff. In my opinion for big projects TS is a more appropriate tool that helps you avoid overdocumenting and keeps your code quite elegant.
You have to use "|" instead of "/".
apiVersion: autoscaling/v2
kind: HorizontalPodAutoscaler
metadata:
name: custom-metrics-gmp-hpa
namespace: default
spec:
scaleTargetRef:
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
name: custom-metrics-gmp
minReplicas: 1
maxReplicas: 5
metrics:
- type: Pods
pods:
metric:
name: prometheus.googleapis.com|custom_prometheus|gauge
target:
type: AverageValue
averageValue: 20
Check the official docs example:
https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/tutorials/autoscaling-metrics#custom-metric
You can put a SequentialAgent
in the sub_agents
parameter of a root agent.
1. From q0:
δ(q0, a, Z0) = (q1, Z0, 1Z0)
2. From q1:
δ(q1, a, Z0) = (q2, Z0, 1Z0)
δ(q1, a, 1) = (q2, 1, 11)
3. From q2:
δ(q2, a, 1) = (q1, 1, 1)
δ(q2, b, 1) = (q3, 1, λ)
4. From q3:
δ(q3, b, 1) = (q3, 1, λ)
δ(q3, λ, Z0) = (q4, Z0, Z0)
q0 is initial state and also q4 is final state.
At first we should be sure that we have at least 2 a's then one b. Then we can use a loop for more a's.
Export all metadata
I guess your may use the Report Builder from ACS commons. It allows you export data into the excel file:
https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/report-builder/index.html
You will have to extend it with a custom report type, so it will handle assets metadata, please follow https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/report-builder/extending.html
Export delta
Run report programmically, save the excel file in the filesystem or /bin folder of AEM
Update the Upload asset workflow, so it will append metadata to that file
Add remove listener, so it will remove the record from file
Implement API to download excel file from file system or /bin folder****
Frame0, a sleek and modern Balsamiq alternative tool for hand-drawn style wireframing and diagramming including flowchart, ERD, UML, etc. There is a free version, so try it out to see if it fits your purpose.
Rust equivalent for Java System.currentTimeMillis()
using time-now crate :
time_now::now_as_millis()
This crate also provides methods to get duration and current time as secs/millis/micros/nanos:
now_as_secs()
now_as_millis()
now_as_micros()
now_as_nanos()
duration_since_epoch()
I used to face similar issue using RUFUS... . Try using Ventoy as it creates a seperate bootable partition and a seperate partition for you for you to dump all the ISOs so u can have multiple installable OSes in one drive. you can also configure the installation methods.
i've solved this by checking my postman version, then go to the postman directory to delete other versions and update.exe
When you set n_jobs > 1
, Optuna runs your objective function in multiple threads at the same time.
Hugging Face models (like GPT-2) and PyTorch don’t like being run in multiple threads in the same Python process. They share some internal data, and the threads end up stepping on each other’s toes.
That’s why you get the weird meta tensor
error.
Once it happens, the Python session is “polluted” until you restart it (because that broken shared state is still there).
That’s why:
With n_jobs=1
→ works (because only one thread runs).
With n_jobs=2
→ fails (threads clash).
Even after switching back to n_jobs=1
→ still fails until you restart (because the clash already broke the shared state).
Instead of running trials in threads, you need to run them in separate processes (so they don’t share memory/state).
There are two simple ways:
n_jobs=1
in Optuna, but run multiple copies of your script# terminal 1
python tune.py
# terminal 2
python tune.py
Both processes will write their results into the same Optuna storage (e.g., a SQLite database).
Example in code:
import optuna
def objective(trial):
# your Hugging Face model code here
...
if __name__ == "__main__":
study = optuna.create_study(
storage="sqlite:///optuna.db", # shared DB file
study_name="gpt2_tuning",
load_if_exists=True
)
study.optimize(objective, n_trials=10, n_jobs=1) # <- keep n_jobs=1
Now you can run as many parallel processes as you want, and they won’t interfere.
n_jobs > 1
→ uses threads → Hugging Face breaks.
Solution = use processes instead of threads.
The easiest way: keep n_jobs=1
and launch the script multiple times, all writing to the same Optuna storage (SQLite file or database).
Microsoft says that mailbox provisioning usually takes less than half an hour but can take up to 24 hours in some cases.
In my experience it's generally at least ten to fifteen minutes, and an hour is not unusual. The unpredictability of the time frame is down to the fact that a shared platform along with many other companies, and someone else's activities could actually make yours take longer. Given that Microsoft is not highly motivated to overprovision their infrastructure to ensure maximum performance at all times, it's not really surprising.
Drawing inspiration from the wonderful answer given by @anubhava, you can do the above using the positive lookbehind assertion as well like below:
import re
lines = """water
I have water
I never have water
Where is the water.
I never have food or water
I never have food but I always have water
I never have food or chips. I like to walk. I have water"""
for line in lines.split("\n"):
if not re.search(r"(?<=never).{,20}\bwater\b", line):
print(line)
# OUTPUT:
water
I have water
Where is the water.
I never have food but I always have water
I never have food or chips. I like to walk. I have water
1. How to quickly add SHA1 fingerprint to Firebase?
You can generate SHA1-SHA256 by using this command
keytool -list -v -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore -alias androiddebugkey -storepass android -keypass android
after that add the generated key to your firebase.
2. How to test Google Play Billing 8.0.0?
flutter build appbundle
Use in_app_purchase plugin; listen to purchaseStream and complete purchases properly:
in_app_purchase: ^3.2.3
// 1. Listen early in initState
_subscription = InAppPurchase.instance.purchaseStream.listen(_onPurchaseUpdated);
// 2. Handle updates
void _onPurchaseUpdated(List<PurchaseDetails> purchases) {
for (var purchase in purchases) {
if (purchase.status == PurchaseStatus.purchased ||
purchase.status == PurchaseStatus.restored) {
final valid = await verifyPurchase(purchase);
if (valid) {
deliverProduct(purchase);
}
}
if (purchase.pendingCompletePurchase) {
await InAppPurchase.instance.completePurchase(purchase);
}
}
}
You can also follow this youtube video for your reference:
3. Can I go to production in 36 hours?
Plan:
4. Can I submit to store without login system?
For any arbitrary MSIX, here's what you need:
$volume = "\\?\Volume{ce76ba5a-3887-4f8a-84de-3aefe64b7691}"
Add-AppxPackage -Volume $volume -Path $adobePremiere
you can get the volume information by Get-AppxVolume
To create a new volume in D drive, you will need MSIX Hero
Through MSIX Hero, you will can create a new volume and set that as default
Also just to be sure, make sure to goto Settings->Storage-> Change where new content is saved and then change the following:
I’ve been using a MATCH.AGAINST query with SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS for a while now, but since that’s deprecated I’ve been looking into better options. From what I’ve found, it’s best to drop SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS and just run a separate COUNT(*) query for pagination. Also, switching to IN BOOLEAN MODE with FULLTEXT search fixes the issue with common words not showing up and gives more flexibility with things like +required, -excluded, and partial matches using *. It seems like that’s the cleanest way to handle search in MySQL today, unless you move up to something like Elasticsearch or Meilisearch for heavier search features!!
The braces ({ ... }
) are directives in XQuery to evaluate their contents. If you look at what your working attempt actually stored, you will probably see that the fn:concat()
function was evaluated. Similarly, in your first attempt, the reference to $content
is being evaluated, but the declaration, outside the braces, is not evaluated and so is unavailable.
You need to escape the braces by doubling them: {{ ... }}
.
I am not sure what you are doing with the <module>
element, however. It’s not a construct I’ve ever seen, and I get an error trying to use an XQuery module that is not plain text. I recommend defining the module content as a string and inserting that.
c² = a² + a² [right angle triangle having equal length legs]
c = sqrt(2) * a
---
a = c * sin(45°) [same triangle but with trigonometric relation]
---
c = sqrt(2) * c * sin(45°)
1 = sqrt(2) * sin(45°)
sqrt(2) = 1 / sin(45°)
---
x = 2^log_2(x)
log_2(x) = a
---
sqrt(x) = sqrt(2^a) = sqrt(2) ^ a
sqrt(2) ^ a = (1 / sin(45°)) ^ a = (1 / sin(45°)) ^ log_2(x)
sqrt(x) = (1 / sin(45°)) ^ log_2(x)
---
sin(n) = 2 * sin(n/2) * cos(n/2)
sin(90°) = 2 * sin(45°) * cos(45°)
sin(90°) = 1
---
sqrt(x) = (1 / sin(45°)) ^ log_2(x) = (2 * cos(45°)) ^ log_2(x) = x * (cos(45°) ^ log_2(x))
---
cos(45°) = 0.707106781
---
Test:
sqrt(500) = 22.360
500 * (0.707106781 ^ log_2(500)) = 22.360
For anyone who might still be interested, I use the following
isLastDayOfMonth() =>
last_day = str.format_time(time_close("1M"), "yyyy-MM-dd", syminfo.timezone)
this_day = str.format_time(time, "yyyy-MM-dd", syminfo.timezone)
this_day == last_day
You can also use the “Insert Current Date” and “Insert Current Time” commands and insert your own hotkeys. I used Alt+9 and Alt+8 for my convenience. You can choose your own.
Then if you use the Alt+9 hot key in any note the Date will appear and accordingly if Alt+8 the time will appear.
Credits to @TheLizzard too for this.
The fix is to set cleanresize=False
in self.run()
:
self.run(cleanresize=False)
But now, the frames are not expanding vertically.
That is because, after setting cleanresize
to False
, we handle everything manually. Including the columns and the rows.
The problem was, you were not using grid_rowconfigure
, so just add this line:
self.root.grid_rowconfigure(0, weight=1)
So your final code:
import tkinter as tk
import TKinterModernThemes as TKMT
class App(TKMT.ThemedTKinterFrame):
def __init__(self, theme, mode, usecommandlineargs=True, usethemeconfigfile=True):
super().__init__("Switch", theme, mode, usecommandlineargs=usecommandlineargs, useconfigfile=usethemeconfigfile)
self.switchframe1 = self.addLabelFrame("Switch Frame 1", sticky=tk.NSEW, row=0, col=0)
self.switchvar = tk.BooleanVar()
self.switchframe1.SlideSwitch("Switch1", self.switchvar)
self.switchframe2 = self.addLabelFrame("Switch Frame 2", sticky=tk.NSEW, row=0, col=1)
self.switchvar = tk.BooleanVar()
self.switchframe2.SlideSwitch("Switch2", self.switchvar)
self.root.grid_columnconfigure(0, weight=0)
self.root.grid_columnconfigure(1, weight=1)
self.root.grid_rowconfigure(0, weight=1)
self.run(cleanresize=False)
if __name__ == "__main__":
App("park", "dark")
SELECT pet.Name, pet.Type, AVG(Basic_Cost), MIN(Basic_Cost), MAX(Basic_Cost), SUM(Basic_Cost)
FROM visit, pet
where visit.pet_id = pet.pet_id
and visit.pet_id = 'P0001'
and visit.vet_id = 'V04'
GROUP BY pet.Name, pet.Type;
It looks like to be necessary to modify your app to use QuotaGuard as a proxy. Might https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/quotaguardshield#https-proxy-python-django help?
If you're on Windows, check if Yarn appears under Settings > Apps > Installed Apps. If it does, uninstall it from there and then try again.
I have similar issue when using laptop from my university. The RStudio-Quatro shortcut for inserting new chunk of code (Ctrl + Alt + i)) doesn't work because the university has set that shortcut to open a certain application and I may not have an authority to change the shortcut setting.
However, I can still use (Alt + c) shortcut to access "Tabs bar" --> "Code", in which the "Insert chunk" is luckily the first option there. So, the next step is to just press "Enter", then I will get similar result.
So, the alternative I always use is: (Alt + c) then "Enter", when (Ctrl + Alt + i) doesn't work.
A bad joke got a Goggle phone and Google chrome what for?
Have to send em with mail and then download gets to download.
In MySQL 8, you must put the subquery in a derived table:
UPDATE details_audit a
JOIN ( SELECT COUNT(*) AS cnt FROM details_audit WHERE sort_id < 100 ) b
SET a.count_change_below_100 = b.cnt
Instead of mixing async I/O and ProcessPool Workers in the same container, could you split it into dedicated processes? Because both async I/O and ProcessPool Worker use CPU alot.
What I'm saying is, let's split your application in two.
In the first application, Async I/O pull message from Kafka topic A and write it to Redis.
In the second application, ProcessPool Workers read topic A message from Redis, run the algorithm, and write the result to Redis. And also Increment the redis counter.
In the first application, Async I/O reads the result from Redis and push it to Kafka topic B.
This way, you can run each application in different containers, reducing performance issues. But with this way you need more RAM for Redis.
Update - I've tested this in Adobe Illustrator 2025, and the following works fine:
#include 'includedFile.jsx';
I did not need to add anything to manifest.xml for this to work.
When you enable Windows Authentication in IIS, the client must first authenticate before the request body is read.
If your request body is too large (bigger than IIS’s maxAllowedContentLength), IIS rejects it before authentication completes.
Because of that, instead of giving you a clean HTTP 413 Payload Too Large or 404.13 Content Length Too Large, the client sometimes sees a Windows auth challenge popup (because IIS re-challenges authentication when it can’t properly process the request).
Solution, In web.config (IIS limit in bytes):
<system.webServer>
<security>
<requestFiltering>
<requestLimits maxAllowedContentLength="10485760" /> <!-- 10 MB, add more to fix the issue -->
</requestFiltering>
</security>
</system.webServer>
We can throw an exception on null using the code below, change myObj to your object.
object myObj = null;
ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(myObj);
This instructions are still working in 2025, but command mongo is now '''mongosh''' which if not existent can be installed with '''apt-get install mongodb-mongosh'''
you can then use the instructions from here or the two one liners from Reilly Chase via hostfi 3561102
mongo --port 27117 ace --eval "db.admin.find().forEach(printjson);"
find the line of your admin account name
name: "<youradminname}>"
then use the following line to set your
mongo --port 27117 ace --eval 'db.admin.update( { "name" : "<youradminname>" }, { $set : { "x_shadow" : "$6$ybLXKYjTNj9vv$dgGRjoXYFkw33OFZtBsp1flbCpoFQR7ac8O0FrZixHG.sw2AQmA5PuUbQC/e5.Zu.f7pGuF7qBKAfT/JRZFk8/" } } )'
Thank you very much to Reilly C and @Dan Awesome
The reference documentation (https://www.toshiba-sol.co.jp/en/pro/griddb/docs-en/v4_5/GridDB_SQL_Reference.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com#over) states: Multiple use of the WINDOW function/OVER clause in the same SELECT clause, and ...are not allowed.
Your second approach is the right way
I just use the "is" operator which matches against types.
A simple example
if (objectThatCanBeNull is null) {
Console.WriteLine("It is NULL!");
} else {
Console.WriteLine("It is NOT NULL!");
}
Use https://faucet.circle.com/.
It is official USDC devnet faucet for Solana.
I was able to get in contact with the MS support for gipdocs and they said this:
The implementation of the protocol within Microsoft Windows sends these packets for various scenarios(such as device idle timeout etc) but we don’t have any public way for an application to send them. However, there is a private API no one is currently using that can do this :
IGameControllerProviderPrivate has a PowerOff method that would cause this packet to be sent to gip devices including the Xbox one devices, and also the series controller you are interested in. You may QueryInterface this from the public interface GipGameControllerProvider Class (Windows.Gaming.Input.Custom) - Windows apps | Microsoft Learn.
Which gives me hope that this is viable. But I feel like I am in over my head here.
You should avoid testing mocks with React Testing Library. The philosophy of RTL is to test your components the way users interact with them, not to verify implementation details like mock call counts. Now I think this code is highly problematic for a few reasons. Firstly, the act as you said is unnecessary for fireEvent - React Testing Library automatically wraps fireEvent in act. Async beforeEach can cause timing issues with test isolation - why do you click buttons in the beforeEach?
I just need to find out what to replace "$* = 1;" with, so that my page works properly again.
I think you need to call to plt.close(). This will free the momory used by matplotlib.