For those in the future, the next paragraph in that chapter deals with healing this "shadow acne" or whatever it's called. It's because the SDF step ends up right inside the sphere, causing the bounce to terminate on the inside of the sphere. You fix this by ignoring any intersections too close to the SDF source/model surface.
You can try software like WholeClear Thunderbird to EML Converter to convert Thunderbird emails to an EML format. This is reliable software that safely converts data without risking losing any data or making changes to the original folder. It keeps the folder structure and email properties intact during or after the conversion. The process of conversion is also very simple, which allows beginners or professionals to convert data without any hassle, because it has a clean and simple user-friendly interface. You can check out the demo version of this software, which lets you convert limited files for free, and that way, you can get to know its features and functions.
You can checkout cover-checker project on github. It's pretty good at reporting the coverage on new code. All you have to do is to take a diff of your changes and run your testsuite using Jococo and the use this tool to generate a report.
After the investigation I found that we don't need any specific conditions with parameters/variables runOnlyStage is not supporting and instead we can use the stagesToSkip to skip the stages what we don't want to run.
Using Bypass disables all execution policy protections — only use it when necessary, and never leave it set system-wide unless you understand the risks.
Would you like help writing a script that sets and restores the policy safely?
From error above message, it seems there is mismatch or conflict between Angular CLI version that you have installed and what VS template expects or generates. My advice, you can test to downgrade your Angular CLI to v16. If still not working, you can try to create your Angular project using Angular CLI (in separate folder).
FYI: I have the same problem and I fixed it this way. On Reconnected event I re-register my "hubConnection.On<string>". This alone wasn't enough. I also then had to call my "await hubConnection.InvokeAsync("JoinUserGroup"," again. So on Reconnected event:
D jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://URL:PORT/qos;user=sa;password=******;
D ✅ JTDS Driver class loaded.
I Microsoft JTDS Driver version: 1.3
System.out I [socket]:check permission begin!
SettingsActivity I ✅ SQL Server connection established successfully.
D Save button clicked
D Saving settings to SQLite...
D Existing settings deleted.
D Settings saved successfully.
window.setScreen is not work as we want, only use move, like shis:
# set screen, but not use set func, only use move func
screen = app.screens()[1]
window.move(screen.geometry().topLeft())
# show window
window.showMaximized()
This error message is a java.net.SocketException, which typically occurs when Java tries to establish a network connection but fails due to a connectivity issue and this is most likely a network issue preventing Gradle from downloading dependencies.
step to resolve this:
manually download the binary_only file from the gradle website
⚠️ Registering instance ignores lifestyle: When you register an existing instance, even if you specify a lifestyle it will be ignored. Also registering instance, will set the implementation type for you, so if you try to do it manually, an exception will be thrown.
As of iOS 16.4, you can use the .sheet property presentationBackgroundInteraction to enable interaction underneath the sheet. This removes the tint cover as well.
I didn't know Vite 7.0 just released, and I used vite@latest to initiate my React project --> should never do this again! ALWAYS check recent releases and use the stable version.
I was about to re-initiate the project using Vite 6.0 until I realized that there is a way to override the dependencies.
The message Your connection is not private indicates the server did not provide the certificate that it's www.example.com, probably because your actual host is not configured with SSL certificate for www.example.com. You need to look into documentation for your host (I assume it's squarespace) for how to configure custom domain name with a SSL certificate, if they support it.
You can check the certificate returned by the server when you navigate in your browser to www.example.com and then right click on the icon on the left side of the address bar, and checking the pop-up menu. In Chrome the menu is called Certificate details
What does your table structure look like? It may be that you need to restructure (unpivot) so your table is set up like (Date, ProductID, CycleNo, Amount)
If it is, you can use CALCULATE( SUM(Amount), FILTER(DimCycle,CycleNo = MAX(Fact[CycleNo])-1) ) to get the previous cycle value
Willing to sign in and give some help since your only interaction was, well, strong in community guidelines education, but fell a bit short in the guidance applicable to the scenario you describe.
I too am in the same situation, and from what I have reviewed so far, VSCode on macOS doesn't seem to have a plist nor a setting in that plist to allow standard users to update.
I use Intune, but assume you have the option to deploy shell scripts in JAMF as well.
In order to avoid manually updating a package, you can look into Installomator as well as potentially Installomator and Patchomator combined.
These are open source projects that seek to automate app installations.
you would deploy a script from the installomator repo made to install installomator (not an app, but a lengthy shell script). You can then deploy a script that will invoke installomator which will update the application. If installomator finds that there is a new version, it will install, otherwise it will just exit. The idea would be to run this latter script on a frequency in order to check for updates.
I mention patchomator for if you wanted to also update other applications, or just vscode as well as installomator at the same time.
Have you tried the Bulletproof background images from Campaign Monitor on https://backgrounds.cm/ . You can choose to apply the background image to a single table cell but it will probably work for the whole table too, use the same principle.
I have the same problem but with List. I think it’s a bug and we can’t really do much about it other than report it to Apple and hope that they will address it soon.
I know this is an old thread, but for those who may happen upon it while trying to understand the relationship between gcc version, glibcxx version and libstdc version:
To search for a kernel based on its name:
- Load the CUDA API or GPU HW row in the Events View. You can do that by right clicking on the row name and selecting "Show in Events View".
- Once the events are loaded you can search for them by name using the search box in the Events View section of the GUI.
- Selecting a kernel in the Events View will also highlight it on the timeline. Note that depending on the zoom level, the selected kernel might be outside of the visible part of the timeline.
WebP files can (but not necessarily) sacrifice minor amounts of quality (they use lossy compression) to achieve a smaller size, whereas PNG files cannot (they use lossless compression).
My guess is that you have a tool that automatically converts your images from the PNG format to the WebP format. Which to keep is a matter of quality, performance, and size; WebP is smaller and therefore faster to load, and PNG is larger and therefore of a higher quality.
Long Answer
First, let's examine the differences between WebP and PNG image file formats.
According to Wikipedia, PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is
"a raster-graphics file format that supports lossless data compression."[1]
and WebP (Web Picture) is
"a raster graphics file format developed by Google [that] supports both lossy and lossless compression[.]"[2]
Let's unpack what all of this means. Raster graphics are images represented by a matrix of colors whose positions are equivalent to the positions of physical pixels on a display. In short, a raster image is a grid of RGB values that form an image.[3]
Now for the "lossless data compression" part of that description. Data compression comes in two flavours: lossy and lossless.[4] In lossless data compression, carefully designed algorithms take the original image and alter the representation of its data to store it in less space—i.e., compress the data without any loss.[5] In lossy compression, the compression algorithms essentially sacrifice some of the data in order to save even more space, which gives us the trade-off of a lower-quality image.[6]
In essence, a WebP file may (but not necessarily) use lossy compression to achieve a smaller size—and therefore be of a lower quality—than a PNG file.
To address your particular situation, I would guess that you have a tool that automatically converts your images from the PNG format to the WebP format. As to which should be kept, it's simply a matter of quality, performance, and size; WebP is smaller and therefore faster to load, and PNG is larger and therefore of a higher quality.
After getting some distance from the issue, I was able to use my brain and figure out what happened, and how to fix it. I was using SCSS, but never compiled the new styles to CSS. That's why they didn't update on the production.
The real question is how they DID appear on local.... Either way, I was able to run compile (using gulp), and push the new styles live.
It turns out I was using the wrong timer interrupt setting because theyre called different names than the tutorial. With the STM32H753ZI when using input capture mode, with external interrupt, set the NVIC setting to TIMx Capture Compare Interrupt
Hafiz's fix didn't do anything at first until I realized I was importing an older instance of this function from a different file that didn't work anymore. Thank you for your help.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): Thank you
Whitelisted phrase (-0.5): Thank you for your help
This error is caused by a mismatch between the ICU (International Components for Unicode) collation versions used when the database was originally created vs. what the upgraded OS provides.
To fix it, I ran the following SQL command inside psql:
ALTER DATABASE template1 REFRESH COLLATION VERSION;
If it succeeds, you’ll see output similar to this:
postgres=# ALTER DATABASE template1 REFRESH COLLATION VERSION;
NOTICE: changing version from 1540.3,1540.3 to 1541.2,1541.2
ALTER DATABASE
This tells PostgreSQL to accept and update the stored collation version to match the new OS-provided version.
You can keep .webp if your min SDK is 18+, smaller in size, but if you are targeting very old devices like pre-Android 4.3, keep PNG. I would suggest going with the .webp
There are options to perform de-serialization on Key and/or Value fields and receive the de-serialized payload in JSON format in your C# Lambda without having to deal with the de-serialization nuances.
For how to check your return code from another C program, you can use system from the standard library to call the executable, and WEXITSTATUS from sys/wait.h to get the return value from the result of system.
Basicallly, it's what is said in the latter half of user25148's answer above. Look at std::system's man pages for your system, and the man pages for wait (linux).
In my case, it got solved when I filled out the banking account details. Despite not having any paid apps, without that information was stuck at "Pending (New Legal Entity)" status.
Changing the objects in a PDF document is a non-trivial task. In this particular case, the references you can get via the dictionary access are suitable for reading, but not for assignment. Instead of page[NameObject("/Contents")] = contents, you may use page.replace_contents(contents) . I ran into the same problem when I first wrote https://github.com/hoehermann/pypdf_strreplace/.
When you use git next time, it will automatically ask to open as to open in a web browser and authenticate you. You dont have to worry about configuring permissions yourself.
A few things that might help others (including me) assist you better:
1. What Node.js library are you using for NFC communication? (e.g., `nfc-pcsc`)
2. Can you share the APDU commands you’re using to write `PWD`, `PACK`, and `AUTH0`?
3. Is the tag already locked when you try to write?
4. Are you getting any specific error codes or responses from the reader?
Also, have you checked the NTAG213 datasheet? The protection config pages are usually between E3 to E6, and AUTH0 sets the page where protection begins.
If you share some code, I can try to debug or help further.
This seems like it would be a simple thing to do, but unfortunately it’s something we don’t support and have a Defect on our backlog to fix this.
While there is not a way to add a Note and have the checkbox appear checked, you can send <ActExpDt>2300-12-30</ActExpDt> to make it not expire, but the checkbox still won’t show as checked.
Here's what I've done, and it seems to have worked.
Took the "meat" of the script (i.e. that which was posted), created a brand new file, then ran the script. Success. I don't know why, other than somehow/maybe, non-visible characters were included in original, and now are no longer exist.
Most of the issues come from trying to model the 3d situation with a 1d potential well.
Some notes
Your model is assuming(and enforcing)spherical symmetry, most of the real wave functions do not have spherical symmetry, instead involving spherical harmonic functions to parameterize spherical dependency.
Some of your 1d eigenfunctions are antisymmetric, f(-x)=-f(x). These are totally invalid as potential solutions, where we are trying to pretend x is a radius and we have spherical symmetry, and need to be excluded.
Your lowest state is totally artificial, without your registration/softening at 0 it would have negative infinite energy and be infinitely thin (this couldn't be solved). The value of this is totally a result of softening and resolution.
You may need to reconsider the 1d approach. Or introduce something to account for deviations from spherical symmetry.
class _LoginScreenState extends State<LoginScreen> { final _phoneController = TextEditingController(); final _otpController = TextEditingController(); final FirebaseAuth _auth = FirebaseAuth.instance;
import unittest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
class TestGatttoolInteraction(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Test suite for the gatttool interaction functions.
Mocks pexpect.spawn to avoid actual external process calls.
"""
@patch('pexpect.spawn') # Patch pexpect.spawn globally for all tests in this class
def test_connect_success(self, mock_spawn):
"""
Tests that the connect function correctly spawns gatttool,
sends the connect command, and expects success.
"""
# Configure the mock pexpect.spawn object.
# When mock_spawn() is called, it returns a mock object (mock_gatt).
mock_gatt = MagicMock()
mock_spawn.return_value = mock_gatt
# Simulate gatttool's response to the connect command.
# When mock_gatt.expect is called, we want it to succeed without error.
# We don't need to specify return value for expect if it just needs to not raise.
mock_gatt.expect.return_value = 0 # A common return for success in pexpect
# Call the function under test
connect()
# Assertions to verify correct behavior:
# 1. Verify pexpect.spawn was called with the correct command
mock_spawn.assert_called_once_with("sudo gatttool -I")
# 2. Verify the correct connect command was sent
mock_gatt.sendline.assert_any_call("connect " + MAC)
# 3. Verify 'Connection successful' was expected
mock_gatt.expect.assert_called_once_with("Connection successful")
# 4. Verify the global 'gatt' variable was set to the mock object
self.assertIs(gatt, mock_gatt)
@patch('pexpect.spawn')
def test_connect_failure(self, mock_spawn):
"""
Tests that connect raises an exception if 'Connection successful'
is not found, simulating a connection failure.
"""
mock_gatt = MagicMock()
mock_spawn.return_value = mock_gatt
# Configure expect to raise an exception, simulating failure to find expected text
mock_gatt.expect.side_effect = pexpect.exceptions.TIMEOUT('Timeout waiting for "Connection successful"')
# Assert that the function raises the expected pexpect exception
with self.assertRaises(pexpect.exceptions.TIMEOUT):
connect()
mock_spawn.assert_called_once_with("sudo gatttool -I")
mock_gatt.sendline.assert_called_once_with("connect " + MAC)
mock_gatt.expect.assert_called_once_with("Connection successful")
@patch('pexpect.spawn') # Patch pexpect.spawn for this test
def test_send_success(self, mock_spawn):
"""
Tests that the send function correctly calls connect(),
sends the char-write-req command, and expects success.
"""
mock_gatt_instance = MagicMock()
# Ensure that each call to pexpect.spawn() (e.g., from connect())
# returns the same mock object in this test context.
mock_spawn.return_value = mock_gatt_instance
# Simulate successful responses for both connect() and send() operations
# expect() should not raise an error
mock_gatt_instance.expect.return_value = 0
test_value = "ab"
send(test_value)
# Assertions:
# 1. Verify pexpect.spawn was called twice (once by connect() inside send(), then again by connect() in the second call)
# However, because send() calls connect() which *re-spawns* and overwrites 'gatt',
# we only care about the state after the final connect().
# The important thing is that gatt.sendline and gatt.expect are called correctly on the *final* gatt object.
# Since connect() is called, pexpect.spawn will be called once.
mock_spawn.assert_called_once_with("sudo gatttool -I")
# 2. Verify the connect command was sent by connect()
mock_gatt_instance.sendline.assert_any_call("connect " + MAC)
# 3. Verify 'Connection successful' was expected by connect()
mock_gatt_instance.expect.assert_any_call("Connection successful")
# 4. Verify the characteristic write command was sent
expected_write_command = f"char-write-req 0x000c {test_value}0"
mock_gatt_instance.sendline.assert_any_call(expected_write_command)
# 5. Verify 'Characteristic value was written successfully' was expected
mock_gatt_instance.expect.assert_any_call("Characteristic value was written successfully")
# Ensure gatt.sendline and gatt.expect were called for both operations
# We use call_count to ensure both connect and send operations occurred on the mock
self.assertEqual(mock_gatt_instance.sendline.call_count, 2)
self.assertEqual(mock_gatt_instance.expect.call_count, 2)
@patch('pexpect.spawn')
def test_send_write_failure(self, mock_spawn):
"""
Tests that send raises an exception if 'Characteristic value was written successfully'
is not found, simulating a write failure.
"""
mock_gatt_instance = MagicMock()
mock_spawn.return_value = mock_gatt_instance
# Set up expect to succeed for the 'connect' call
mock_gatt_instance.expect.side_effect = [
0, # Success for "Connection successful"
pexpect.exceptions.TIMEOUT('Timeout waiting for "Characteristic value was written successfully"') # Failure for the write
]
test_value = "1a"
with self.assertRaises(pexpect.exceptions.TIMEOUT):
send(test_value)
mock_spawn.assert_called_once_with("sudo gatttool -I")
mock_gatt_instance.sendline.assert_any_call("connect " + MAC)
mock_gatt_instance.expect.assert_any_call("Connection successful")
mock_gatt_instance.sendline.assert_any_call(f"char-write-req 0x000c {test_value}0")
mock_gatt_instance.expect.assert_any_call("Characteristic value was written successfully")
self.assertEqual(mock_gatt_instance.sendline.call_count, 2)
self.assertEqual(mock_gatt_instance.expect.call_count, 2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main(argv=['first-arg-is-ignored'], exit=False) # exit=False prevents sys.exit()
Something like =MAX(FILTER(B:B,A:A="apples")) should work.
(Note that, unless the cell with this formula is formatted for Dates, this will show as a number, instead of a date, that can then be formatted as a date by right-clicking->Format Cells...->Date.)
I faced a vague rejection message from Play Store too. https://playtrust.pulsecode.in gave a clear checklist of what to fix. Fixed them and resubmitted — got accepted!
I always use the IDE that I'm currently working with. For instance, if I'm using VSCode to write Vue code, I prefer to keep everything within that environment.
Using an IDE like VSCode can enhance the way you write code due to features like autocompletion, tips, and more. I enjoy using VSCode for frontend development, and I believe it's more of a personal preference than the "right way to do things."
If you're undecided about which IDE to choose, I recommend sticking with VSCode; it's excellent for beginners.
