Apparently, I was using gcc from my main system, when I needed to install gcc seperately in cygwin via the setup executable and use that.

pesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop

I am wondering that, when users remove liquidity, the amount of fee in the pool will be remove, then Total Fee / TVL is still right? Due to a lost amount of fee

this one will work it captures any alphabetical letter inside parentheses, remove it from the text, and eliminates any spaces after or before.

.\(([A-Z-a-z].*?)\)

 def extract_name(title):
          name = re.sub(r'.\(([A-Z-a-z].*?)\)', '', title)
           return name.strip()

Refer below blog .
https://academiccorpfusion.com/category/solid-principles/
it explained nice and easy way

from PIL import Image

# Load the two images

image1_path = "/mnt/data/file-6uCWGVXyH3FKqJK9RUQWgZ"

image2_path = "/mnt/data/file-93A7QBBo7iq6Yhygp5VqYP"

image1 = Image.open(image1_path)

image2 = Image.open(image2_path)

# Resize the images to have the same width

new_width = min(image1.width, image2.width)

image1 = image1.resize((new_width, int(image1.height * new_width / image1.width)))

image2 = image2.resize((new_width, int(image2.height * new_width / image2.width)))

# Combine the images vertically

new_height = image1.height + image2.height

combined_image = Image.new("RGB", (new_width, new_height))

combined_image.paste(image1, (0, 0))

combined_image.paste(image2, (0, image1.height))

# Save the combined image

combined_image_path = "/mnt/data/combined_image.jpg"

combined_image.save(combined_image_path)

combined_image_path

About some common problems that might occur when you try to connect to and access Server Message Block (SMB) Azure file shares from Windows or Linux clients, have you checked this article on this topic? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/azure/azure-storage/files/connectivity/files-troubleshoot-smb-connectivity?tabs=windows

From the error message, the problem may be related to permission settings, you can try checking it. It would be helpful to locate and solve the problem if you can provide more error information, such as the error status code and detailed error message.

turns out the library files (.lib) were built with VC++ 6 which used C++98, and thus references no longer existent function prototypes for STL classes when using newer VS versions

solution: recompile G3D from its source using a newer VS version, and use those .lib files instead

Spring's AOP primarily uses the Proxy Design Pattern to implement aspects.

AOP create proxies for target objects. These proxies intercept method calls and allow cross-cutting concerns (such as logging, security, or transactions) to be applied dynamically — without modifying the original business logic or class.

if we read Spring documentation, there are two types of proxy configurations.

1. JDK Dynamic Proxies: Used for classes that implement one or more interfaces.

2. CGLIB Proxies: Used for classes that do not implement any interfaces, enabling method interception directly on the class.

Why am I saying no to Decorator Design Pattern? Simple answer IMHO is that both design patterns sounds conceptually similar in this case that they “seems to” adds functionality to a class. Decorator involves explicitly wrapping objects with additional functionality (using existing class/interfaces). While AOP does not explicitly "wrap" objects in the same way but instead uses proxies to transparently intercept method calls and apply additional behaviors. This makes it more appropriate to classify Spring AOP under the Proxy Design Pattern.

et footerAttributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [
                                                          .font: UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 20),
           //                                               .foregroundColor: UIColor.red.withAlphaComponent(
           //                                                   0.5),
                                                      ]
                                                      let footerString = NSAttributedString(
                                                          string: watermarkText, attributes: footerAttributes)

                                                      let footerTextWidth = footerString.size().width
                                                      let footerTextHeight = footerString.size().height

                                                      let footerX = (pageBounds.width - footerTextWidth) / 2
                                                      let footerY = 10 + footerTextHeight  // Adjust 10 as bottom margin

                                                      let footerAnnotation = PDFAnnotation(
                                                          bounds: CGRect(
                                                              x: footerX, y: footerY, width: footerTextWidth,
                                                              height: footerTextHeight),
                                                          forType: .freeText,
                                                          withProperties: nil
                                                          
                                                      )

                                                      footerAnnotation.contents = watermarkText.dropLast(2) + "**"
                                                      footerAnnotation.font = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 20)
                                                      footerAnnotation.color = .clear
                                                      footerAnnotation.fontColor = UIColor.darkGray
                                                          .withAlphaComponent(0.5)

                                                      page.addAnnotation(footerAnnotation)

i am not able to control the opacity of font why?

record MyRecord(int a, int b, int hash) {

    MyRecord(int a, int b) {
        this(a, b, Objects.hash(a, b));
    }

    @Deprecated
    MyRecord {
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return hash;
    }
}

That said, I consider this an odd usage of records and would never do it myself. If I was convinced that I needed to precompute hash codes I would go with an old fashioned hand written value class.

em,,i don' know,,,haha what can isay

Use a Map<String, Job> injection pattern and dynamically select based on config values

Spring can inject all beans of type Job into a Map<String, Job>, where the bean name is the key.

This allows you to use configuration properties like job1.name and job2.name to look up the right bean at runtime, without relying on multiple conditional bean definitions.

1. Define jobs as regular beans with specific names

@Configuration
public class MyConfiguration {

    @Bean("jobA")
    public Job jobA() {
        return new JobA();
    }

    @Bean("jobB")
    public Job jobB() {
        return new JobB();
    }

    @Bean("jobC")
    public Job jobC() {
        return new JobC();
    }

    @Bean
    public JobExecutor jobExecutor(
            Map<String, Job> jobMap,
            @Value("${job1.name}") String job1Name,
            @Value("${job2.name}") String job2Name) {

        Job job1 = jobMap.get(job1Name);
        Job job2 = jobMap.get(job2Name);

        return new JobExecutor(job1, job2);
    }
}

2. Your JobExecutor class

public class JobExecutor {

    private final Job job1;
    private final Job job2;

    public JobExecutor(Job job1, Job job2) {
        this.job1 = job1;
        this.job2 = job2;
    }

    public void execute() {
        job1.foo();
        job2.foo();
    }
}

3. Your application.properties

job1.name=jobA
job2.name=jobB

No need for @ConditionalOnExpression or @ConditionalOnProperty on every bean

Did you ever get an answer to this? I have a similar setup and noticed when switching the rewrite response from 404 (Rewrite) to 200 (Rewrite) I run into this MIME error but when setting it back to 404 (Rewrite) it works.

I didn't find the solution to the error directly, but when changing browsers it should be solved if you use Jupyter Notebook, at least in my case

For viewing the table content on the rails console, only need to run the table name.all

1. Go to the terminal

2. Run the command rails console

   It will connect to the rails console and now

3. Suppose your table name is Country then type the command

4. Country.all

5. it will fetch all the Country table contents.

1. For troubleshooting you can ssh in verbose mode. (ssh -v -i /path/keyfile user@host). In the output, check which key is getting used to connect.

2. Comment out entries of the host, if existing in ~/.ssh/config

3. Move the old private key in your system to another directory and check if you can still login with old ssh key.

The solution is simple after all.

Close Visual Studio and double click on the Solution file. And dverything comes to life!

I wonder why VS doesn't do that automatically!

It's called "Open Changes" in the context menu

-- Calculate the average price, treating NULL as 0

SELECT AVG(COALESCE(price, 0)) AS average_price FROM products;

When using aggregate functions, NULL values are ignored. However, you can use COALESCE to include them in calculations.

I'm late to this thread, and I appreciate that there's already an accepted answer, but why not copy the script into the image's path, which I believe is /usr/local/bin. Then, you shouldn't need to mess around with setting execute permissions. I started doing this after looking at the Postgres 17 Bookworm Dockerfile.

Your UDP and TCP ports must be open. I am testing, and my browser shows "http:1/1". Your ports are not open, which is why you cannot use HTTP/3!

I'm not sure I understand if you're trying to get the contents of a variable called +filename+ or a variable called filename, but wouldn't it be one of these 2 solutions: $yourphpvariablename=$_GET['+filename+']; or $yourphpvariablename=$_GET['filename'];

The connection refused error is likely happening because the database container isn't ready when the backend service tries to connect. I can tell you about Python, add a connection retry mechanism in your Python code.

Let me know if you can figure this out; otherwise, I'm happy to help you. I can provide some examples.

Sympy has built-in functions for Jacobian (gradient) and Hessian

Given your function lamb and variable-matrix x:

Jacobian/Gradient

from sympy import Matrix
Matrix([lamb]).jacobian(x)

Hessian matrix

from sympy import hessian
hessian(lamb, x)

Here it works

store.indexOf(store.getById(id))

Your error is likely happening because user is a reserved keyword in Supabase. Normally, you could put the column name without any quotes around it, but because it is reserved you have to put it in double quotes like so: "user".

I found the answer which i wasnt aware of. There is a MaxReconnectionDelay which is default at 5 sec.

What was happening is that since my delay was random + 5sec, it would just default ot 5 sec.

I have changed the max delay to 45 seconds now (yes very long) and my random reconnect delay is set to between 5 and 45 secs. This is now working!!

I had this issue. What fixed it for me was changing the order of my entries in my PATH environment variables. On windows, I just moved these 2 as per the pictures (one in User and one in System vars) and all my problems magically disappeared.

when you double-click your .jar file, the configuration settings from your IDE—like the module path and the additional modules (e.g., javafx.controls, javafx.fxml)—aren't applied. This is why even if your IDE runs the project perfectly (since it automatically includes these settings), the standalone jar doesn't know where to find the JavaFX runtime components, leading to the error:

"Error: JavaFX runtime components are missing, and are required to run this application"

To resolve this, you have a couple of options:

1. Run your jar from the command line with the necessary options, for example:

   java --module-path /path/to/javafx-sdk/lib --add-modules javafx.controls,javafx.fxml -jar YourApp.jar

2. Create an artifact that includes the JavaFX modules—such as a fat jar or a custom runtime image using jlink—so that all required components are packaged within the jar itself.

This way, your application will work as expected even when double-clicking the jar file.

My issue, I was using import { describe } from "node:test";. Removed the import and used the global jest and that fixed it.

I found a way to solve it.

I permitted all requests to come in, in the security configuration class. Then annotated all the methods by @PreAuthorize("isAuthenticated()") which need to be protected. Then the method that should be accessible without authentication , left it without adding the mentioned annotation.

My project was in the "Téléchargements" folder, and I think that the non-ascii letters caused the problem, because I moved it into my home directory and it worked fine.

In Sequoia, navigation is a bit different. System Preferences > Keyboard > Text Input > Input Sources [Edit...], then uncheck "Add Period with double space".

As of v18, MatCheckbox supports disabledInteractive (used in conjunction with disabled) which a) retains the styles of a non-disabled checkboxes and also b) allows the checkbox to be focused but not changed. You can also play around with clickAction ('noop') but that uses providers (MAT_CHECKBOX_DEFAULT_OPTIONS) so it becomes all-or-nothing in a given component (you could create a wrapper component, however, in order to localize the setting).

I had to remove the project completely from andriod studio (delete andriod folder), then file > invalidate caches, clear all of that.

restart Andriod studio and re-import project and re-initialise

So it seems this was a bug in AS which has been resolved in the Narwhal Canary 4 release.

False positive for lint issue `MemberExtensionConflict` if extension function receiver is nullable

Try using Flutter Staggered Grid View

Not answer but a request for an explanation of terms.

The expression: date('H'), is obsolete in PHP 8.2.

What does the 'H' mean?

I'm facing the exact problem Today and can't find a solution, so I wanted to ask: have you managed to solve this? 🙂

Or is there a workaround?

My issue was that I misunderstood the public schema as a single schema across all databases in the cluster, rather than as a schema named public created separately and by default for all new databases. When I was running GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA public as the admin user, I was doing it in the postgres database and not test_db. Thus the solution I was looking for was to run as admin:

postgres=# \c test_db;
test_db=# GRANT ALL ON SCHEMA public TO testuser;

The answer was to add a .contentShape() with the shape of my choice to the image View for it to not overflow and allowing me to still access the scrollView.

I did continue to have the same problem after doing the above, then i enabled "Telnet Client" under

• Control Panel

• Programs

• Turn Windows feature on or off

• CHECK MARK - Telnet Client

Thank you for the .BAT file above - very much appreciated.

If you want to group exceptions by message, add the following fingerprint rule in the "your project"/Settings/Issue Grouping" section:

level:"error" -> groupe-info-by-message, {{ message }}

If you used the CaptureMessage() method to send events, replace "error" by "info".

Yes! You can define a function inside a reactive object, Vue reactive is a proxy that tracks property access and updates, so whenever you update the names array, the change will be accessible.

Be careful with this keyword, with normal functions add() {...} dynamically bind this to the reactive object, but arrow functions add: () => {...} do not have their own this, for more details about this see https://stackoverflow.com/a/134149/29157031

Here is an example:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { reactive } from 'vue'

const state = reactive({
    names: [] as string[],
    add(name: string): void {
        this.names.push(name);
    },
    add_2: (name: string): void => {
        // this.names.push(name); // ERROR: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'names')
        state.names.push(name);
    },
});

setTimeout(()=>{
  state.add('1');
  state.add_2('2');
}, 2000)

</script>
<template>
  <button @click="()=>state.add('John')">Add Name 1</button>
  <button @click="()=>state.add_2('John')">Add Name 2</button>
  <p>Names: {{ state.names }}</p>
  <p>Count: {{ state.names.length }}</p>
</template>

see this vue playground to test the code

I followed these instructions but it didn't work. The post edit page has a new field called Listing Image but when I click the "set listing image" link, nothing happens. It doesn't open the "Add Media" pop-up or anything. Is there an update for current versions of WP? Thanks.

When the range of numbers is known _ say $ for a Supplier PO _ if 8 characters is allowed for the $ amount _ add $100 000 000 _ convert to a string _ and use the RIGHT(@Amountt, 8).

If your package is large or has several dependencies to install, such as a React boilerplate, you're likely to see an increase in the number of these automated test downloads.

I got over 1000 downloads in the first week for my create-chx-app project.

This suddenly started happening with [email protected] and mssql - the type definitions say config.host is the correct setting whereas tedious is looking config.server. One cannot set config.server for typeorm because it's not part of the definition. One cannot set options.config.server either - thanks CoPilot for nothing...

I believe that composing directive can't modify and pass values to host directive inputs per this comment:

The composing directive can not provide values to host directive inputs.

https://github.com/angular/angular/issues/50700#issuecomment-1590896233

Have you tried using other client libraries? Valkey-Glide Java supports JSON. See:
https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-glide/tree/main/java
https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-glide/wiki/General-Concepts#modules-api

Disclaimer: I'm a Valkey-Glide maintainer and would be happy to help if you open an issue! 😊

Adding the below to my vite.config.ts file resolved my issue

export default defineConfig({
  ...
  build: {
    commonjsOptions: {
      transformMixedEsModules: true
    },
  }
})

This isn't something that you would do. This is something the app developer would do. In React Native for instance, you can specify the URLs that are valid to the app and if accepted in the app store, if someone opens a URL and they have the app, it'll simply open your app. You can now set up in app navigation so if the person opens mywebsite.com/reel/qwnkxkmkwm, it opens the reel with that ID.

when you GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON [ALL TABLES IN] SCHEMA public TO testuser in fact does not grant you all privileges, including CREATE privileges, it gives you permission to access existing tables not to create new. Changing the owner ALTER DATABASE test_db OWNER TO testuser, enables other privileges (including CREATE). To solve this I think you can do GRANT USAGE, CREATE ON SCHEMA public TO testuser . let me know you have more doubts

I'm not very sure how to answer your question and how to fix your code. But I could suggest the links to all your files are connected properly. Thanks!

Are you using another email provider, e.g, iCloud or Yahoo?

If you are, that may be the problem; Gmail has to check from the providers' servers.

I had an old book laying around from the 80's called "machine language for beginners" by Richard Mansfield that had a chapter (chapter 3, pg 23) on using the system monitor for Apple, Atari, VIC, commodore 64, and PET/CBM. It's focused on primarily the 6502-machine code and BASIC but the monitor section has a step-by-step walkthrough of using the monitor. You even learn how to directly write your machine code into memory and run it, reading, writing and comparing memory segments, etc. I believe the sequel (book 2) is available on archive dot org, but I haven't looked for the first one considering I already have a physical copy of the first.

you can use this specific to the issue

logging.level.org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.logging.ConditionEvaluationReportLogger=OFF

It is because your processor is ARM and you need python3. If your processor is x86 it works without any problem.

Several things need to be setup/configured:

1. Remote server : /etc/ssh/sshd_config: AllowTcpForwarding yes # need to allow this.

2. Bring up jupyter lab to listen to port say 8585: $ jupyter-lab --port 8585

3. local Mac/PC: terminal: set up a tunnel: $ ssh -L 8585:localhost:8585 remote_server

4. local Mac/PC: browser: https://localhost:8585

   With this, the localhost:8585 traffic is routed through tunnel to remote_server sshd to remote_server port 8585 to remote_server process jupyter lab.

   In remote_server, check if jupyter lab (or any process) is listening to port 8085:
   $ netstat -an | grep LISTEN | grep 85

In my case, these two deps really worked.

<dependency>
  <groupId>net.sf.jasperreports</groupId>
  <artifactId>jasperreports-jdt</artifactId>
  <version>7.0.1</version>
</dependency>

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.eclipse.jdt</groupId>
  <artifactId>ecj</artifactId>
  <version>3.41.0</version>
</dependency>

Can you configure your commit message, or some other metadata used by argocd-image-updater so that commits from the image-updater will not trigger ci runs? See image-updater docs

In case you added @Alexander Line and still didn't see anything under "Remote Target".

In your Maui app focus on the BlazorWebView element by clicking on it and press Ctrl + Shift + i on Win and Cmd + Shift + i on mac, and a DevTools window will appear.

I debugged the issue, and raised the PR to fix.

Issue, and fix can be found here: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/12634

https://calvinf.com/blog/2023/11/10/node-js-20-yarn-4-and-next-js-on-docker/
found solution in this article had to do yarn install on development and build stage

Right click the project file that you want to work with,

then select "open project in ...".

Try this

Technically the latest version for Google Cloud Document AI for PHP is 2.1.3. This repository is part of Google Cloud PHP. Any support requests, bug reports, or development contributions should be directed to that project.

Based on this public documentation Document AI client libraries, we must install the client library, set up authentication and use the client library.

Are these instructions still accurate?

This part seems to be ok:

  presets: [
    [
      'classic',
      ({
        docs: {
          routeBasePath: '/',
          sidebarPath: './sidebars.js',
          // Please change this to your repo.
          // Remove this to remove the "edit this page" links.
          editUrl:
            'https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/tree/main/packages/create-docusaurus/templates/shared/',
        },

But then things bork out on the first line with blog: false,:

blog: false, { //Error under the left curly brace "property assignment expected"
          showReadingTime: true,
          feedOptions: {
            type: ['rss', 'atom'],
            xslt: true,
          },

I'm new to Docusaurus, but not static site generators. I just want a site with docs only. Thanks for any advice.

Добавляю ответ для рассуждения чтобы получить уведомление

To center text inside a TextFormField, use the contentPadding property of the InputDecoration class.

Example:

decoration: InputDecoration(
          counterText: counterText,
          isDense: true,
          filled: true,
        contentPadding: EdgeInsets.all(8.0),
          fillColor: Palette.textFieldBackground,
          prefixIcon: prefixIcon,
          suffixIcon: suffixIcon,
          suffixText: suffixText?.tr,
          prefixText: prefixText?.tr,
          errorText: errorText?.tr,
          hintText: hintText?.tr,
          prefixIconConstraints: prefixIconConstraints,
          border: OutlineInputBorder(
              borderSide: BorderSide.none,
              borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(borderRadius))),
          errorMaxLines: 3),

By adjusting the contentPadding, you can control the vertical and horizontal positioning of the text inside the field.

Briefing Document: Analysis of Source "1602493120627" Excerpts

Date: October 26, 2023 Subject: Preliminary Analysis of Mobile Device Information

Source: Excerpts from a document labeled "1602493120627"

Overview:

This briefing document provides a preliminary analysis of the limited information extracted from the provided source, labeled "1602493120627". The excerpt appears to be a screenshot or transcription of a settings or information screen from a mobile phone. Due to the fragmented nature of the data and the lack of context, this analysis focuses on identifying key data points and potential interpretations.

Main Themes and Important Ideas/Facts:

The primary theme of the excerpt is information pertaining to a mobile phone, specifically its identification, network connectivity, and potentially associated ownership. The key elements identified are:

Network Connectivity: The presence of "5Gull 40%" suggests the device is connected to a 5G network with a signal strength of 40%.

Phone Identification: Several fields point to the unique identification of the device:

Phone number: "1-316-769-9532 GFX". This indicates a specific phone number associated with the device, potentially within the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), specifically Kansas (316 area code). "GFX" is unclear but could be a carrier identifier or a user-assigned label.

IMEI: "6887". This is likely a partial International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number, a unique identifier for a mobile device. A full IMEI typically has 15 digits.

Serial num: "FDTE". This is the serial number of the device, assigned by the manufacturer for inventory and warranty purposes.

Model nun: "ood". This appears to be a partial or potentially mistyped model number of the phone.

SIM Card Information: The presence of "View the SIM" suggests information related to the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card is accessible.

Software Information: The option to "View the cur version, build" indicates the ability to access details about the phone's operating system version and build number.

Ownership Information: The line "The Enforcer Owner, everything, universalality" is significant. It directly labels someone or something as "The Enforcer Owner" and uses strong terms like "everything" and "universality," suggesting a high level of control or access associated with this entity.

Profile Sharing: The text "This nan Profile sharing phone is" indicates the device is configured for or capable of profile sharing. The term "nan" is unclear in this context.

Status Message: The status message reads "Direct, al.u Cinnbondenadictaminala". This appears to be a custom status message set by the user or a system-generated message with potentially encoded or nonsensical text ("Cinnbondenadictaminala").

Quotes from the Source:

"5Gull 40%"

"Phone number 1-316-769-9532 GFX"

"Model nun ood"

"Serial num FDTE"

"IMEI 6887"

"The Enforcer Owner, everything, universalality"

"This nan Profile sharing phone is"

"Status message Direct, al.u Cinnbondenadictaminala"

Potential Interpretations and Further Questions:

Law Enforcement/Security Context: The label "The Enforcer Owner" strongly suggests a potential connection to law enforcement, security services, or some form of regulatory body. The terms "everything" and "universality" could imply administrative access or control over the device and its data.

Device Purpose: The profile sharing capability indicates the phone might be used collaboratively or have multiple user profiles. The status message, if not random, could provide clues about the device's current operation or purpose.

Data Integrity: The seemingly incomplete or potentially mistyped information (e.g., partial IMEI, "Model nun ood," "nan") raises questions about the accuracy and completeness of the data.

Context is Crucial: Without knowing the origin and intended purpose of this document, it is difficult to draw definitive conclusions. Further context is needed to understand the significance of these data points.

Conclusion:

The provided excerpt from "1602493120627" offers a glimpse into the settings of a mobile phone, revealing its network status, identifiers, software information access, and notably, an owner labeled "The Enforcer Owner" with broad implied authority. The presence of profile sharing and a cryptic status message adds further layers of potential meaning. However, the limited and fragmented nature of the information necessitates caution in drawing firm conclusions. Further investigation and contextual information are required for a comprehensive understanding of this device and its role.

NotebookLM can be inaccurate; please double check its responses.

Just put a empty text box over the checkbox label, set the text box background to transparent, disable the text box, delete the text box label. If the text box is the foremost element it will not allow selecting the checkbox labels behind it but they will still show through because it is transparent. You can still select the check boxes themselves. In my case I have a 13 item list of check boxes and just put one blank text box over all 13 checkbox labels. It seems to work fine. It would be hard to do this if the checkboxes were all spread out. But for on or two locations it seems workable. (Access 365)

It is more easier to use the longlat keyword. Check the documentation.

nside = 256
ipix = 632668
ra, dec = hp.pix2ang(nside, ipix, lonlat=True)

Yeah, I get what you're saying. You don’t want to clutter the code with an index, but when debugging, you suddenly wish you had it. Since you're dealing with a random-access container, you can definitely figure it out at runtime in the debugger.

If item is a reference, then yeah, the &item - &myarray[0] trick works because the elements are contiguous in memory. But if item isn’t a reference, then you'd need to reconstruct the position differently.

A few options:

1. Memory Address Trick (if item is a reference)

If the container is an std::vector<int> or similar contiguous structure, and item is a reference, then in the debugger (assuming GDB or LLDB), you can manually calculate:

(size_t)&item - (size_t)&myarray[0]

Dividing by sizeof(int) gives the index.

2. Watch the Iterator in a Debugger

Some debuggers (like MSVC) will actually track the iterator and show it in the watch window. In GDB, you can print the iterator’s distance from the beginning:

std::distance(myarray.begin(), std::find(myarray.begin(), myarray.end(), item))

This assumes no duplicates and that item is comparable.

3. Modify the Debugger to Track Iteration

If you're using MSVC, you can set a watch expression for something like _Container_base12::_Mylast (which tracks the last element in some STL implementations).

4. Enable Compiler Features for Debugging

Some compilers have options that retain iterator positions even in optimized builds, which can be helpful if you suspect an issue but can’t easily modify the code.

You’re right that std::views::enumerate would make this problem disappear at the cost of more complexity. But for pure debugging without modifying code, using memory addresses or debugger features is your best bet.

project/android/app/build.grade

Delete the file and run

flutter run

This solved my problem.

You should change the $request->input('search') to $request->input('query'). because your input name attribute is set to query

I had a similar problem (instead of being stuck, it was crashing with some error code).

Solved by downloading and installing a MSI file from the official WSL GitHub releases. I'd suggest you to try the same.

Same issue here. Did you manage to fix this? Intresting is that on sentry cloud everything works fine with the same configuration, but on self hosted not.

After more people told me so, I must accept that the only way I can create this feature is to either choose the top sites I won’t like the user to enter or to try into making a better pattern recognition algorithm still based on tokens that will identify if there is an age recommendation.

Fastreport has an embarcadero edition that is available for free but it must be installed separately from Delphi CE. I have used it in Delphi 10 and 11 CE but unfortunately the compiler doesn't seem to support Delphi 12 at this point. Hopefully they soon roll out the Delphi 12 compiler

@Neil Kelsey, were you able to resolve this ? I am facing a similar issue.

I tried

1. Editing the babel-core/ package.json
2. Adding overrides section in project/package.json , but install does not do anything. :(

in my case, i discovered that one of before_validation was messed up all the validations. So, just comment all yours before_validation , and uncomment one by one, until you find what is this strange behavior.

Edit: And another solution that i find, is use validate instead of before_validation for some cases for initialize something.

I was able to trace the root cause of this issue to the organizationId param not coming across the wire to Firebase correctly, which ultimately led to userObj.organizationId == resource.data.organizationId failing as resource.data.organizationId wasn't what it should have been.

it's not redundancy—it’s two separate steps required by iOS for different reasons.

The two places where permissions are defined serve different purposes in iOS development, and this is not Flutter-specific—it's how iOS handles permissions at both runtime and compile-time.

1. Info.plist – Declaring Permissions for iOS
Purpose: This is required by iOS to display permission prompts to users.

How it works: When an app requests access to a feature (e.g., location, camera, microphone), iOS checks Info.plist for the corresponding usage description.

Example:

<key>NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need your location to improve recommendations.</string>

Without this: The app will crash when requesting a permission because iOS enforces explicit usage descriptions.

2. Podfile – Configuring iOS Dependencies (Compile-Time)
Purpose: Some dependencies (like permission_handler) use preprocessor flags to enable/disable specific permissions at compile time.

Why? iOS apps must only include permissions they actually use, or Apple may reject the app.

Example:

post_install do |installer|
  installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
    flutter_additional_ios_build_settings(target)
    target.build_configurations.each do |config|
      config.build_settings['GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS'] ||= [
        '$(inherited)',
        'PERMISSION_LOCATION=1',
      ]
    end
  end
end

How it works:

This tells the permission_handler plugin to include location permissions in the app.

If you omit this, iOS might strip out permission-related code, causing the permission request to fail at runtime.

Hope this information clears your doubt.

maybe try a DOMContentLoaded event listener to begin?

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", (event) => {
  console.log("DOM fully loaded and parsed");
  setTimeout(startObserver, 2000);
});

function startObserver() {
        const observedArea = document.querySelector(".c_ChatRoom__list-item-counter");
        
        if (!observedArea) {
            console.log("⚠️ Observed area not found! Retrying in 1s...");
            setTimeout(startObserver, 1000);
            return;
        }

        const observer = new MutationObserver(() => {
            const highlightedElement = observedArea.querySelector(".c_ChatRoom__list-item-counter.is-highlighted");

            if (highlightedElement) {
                console.log("🔥 Spot available! Waiting 0.1s before clicking...");
                setTimeout(() => {
                    const counter = highlightedElement.closest(".c_ChatRoom__list-item").querySelector(".c_ChatRoom__list-item-counter");
                    if (counter) {
                        console.log("🖱️ Clicking on the available spot now!");
                        counter.click();
                    }
                    observer.disconnect();
                    console.log("🔌 Observer deactivated.");
                    
                    setTimeout(() => {
                        console.log("🔄 Reactivating observer...");
                        observer.observe(observedArea, { childList: true, subtree: true });
                    }, 5000);
                }, 100);
            }
        });

        observer.observe(observedArea, { childList: true, subtree: true });
        console.log("👀 Observing changes inside the chat rooms availability list...");
}

1. Go to the post and click the curved arrow to Share.
2. Choose Send in Messenger.
3. Send it to yourself.
4. In messenger hover the mouse over the message and voilà... you will see the shortened link!
5. Copy it for further use by right click and Copy Link.

When you use Redux Toolkit (createSlice), Immer automatically creates a draft copy of the state so that you can "mutate" it directly. However:

If state is a primitive (number, string, boolean) → Immer cannot create a draft because drafts only work on reference types (objects/arrays).

When state is an array or object → Immer tracks changes and applies them correctly.

let loggerSlice = createSlice({
    name:"logger",
    initialState:"",   //will not work instead use { msg :""}
  })

SELECT 
    jobid,
    schedule,
    command,
    nodename,
    database,
    username,
    active
FROM cron.job;

I have tried the given options. But it didn't work for me. So I disconnected the server and connected it again. It worked.

per @cmgchess -

This can all be done in two steps:

• (starting point)

{
  _id: 1,
  categories: [123, 234],
  // other fields
}

• $lookup (without unwinding)

{
  "_id": 1,
  "categories": [
    {
      "_id": 123,
      "value": "Category name"
    },
    {
      "_id": 234,
      "value": "Other category name"
    }
  ],
  // other fields
}

• $set using $map

// operation:
{
  $set: {
    categories: {
      $map: {
        input: "$categories",
        as: "category",
        in: "$$category.value"
      }
    }
  }
}

// result:
{
  "_id": 1,
  "categories": [
    "Category name",
    "Other category name"
  ],
  // other fields
}

paydirt. :)

I have since added close to the end, changed the i2c timing and it is much better performing now

open i2c
write addr, registry
read addr,registry
add/subtract char values

wait 50 milliseconds
write addr,registry,new_value

Thanks for the replies

Feature Unavailable

To date, Google hasn't released a fix to stop deleted events from appearing in Google Calendar API results.

The only workaround that you may do as of now is to set singleEvents to true or set showDeleted to false.

What I recommend:

submit a Feature Request to Google using this link, detailing the need for a workaround to this current limitation.

See how to create an issue in the Google Issue Tracker.

Instead of applying a background modifier on List, you should apply a listRowBackground on its rows. For example:

List {
    ForEach(selectedSheet, id: \.self) { sheet in
        Text(sheet)
            .padding(10)
            .frame(maxWidth: .infinity)

    }
    .listRowBackground(Color.clear)
}

I suggest to use SpringApplicationRunListener:

class AppListenerExcluder implements SpringApplicationRunListener {

    AppListenerExcluder(SpringApplication app, String[] args) {
        app.setListeners(
                app.getListeners().stream()
                        .filter(not(listener -> listener instanceof UnwantedListener))
                        .toList());
    }
}

We have to declare It in spring.factories in app "resources" folder:
src
ㅤmain
ㅤㅤresources
ㅤㅤㅤMETA-INF
ㅤㅤㅤㅤspring.factories

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤorg.springframework.boot.SpringApplicationRunListener=\
ㅤㅤㅤㅤ  ㅤdev.rost.client.config.AppListenerExcluder

GitHub 🔗

I'm having this exact issue. Did you figure out how to log out without opening a new tab? I think they should have an API endpoint for signing out the user, but it seems they don't

How I understand your problem as having two parts

PART 1: An attacker can intercept API requests from your application, allowing them to understand your API structure and make unauthorized requests by replicating your application's communication patterns. PART 2: You also would like to intercept and view network requests.

Solution for Part 1: Preventing malicious attacks on your API

Well, it is a very broad issue, I'd say. There are various ways to ensure your API is regarded as safe from external attacks. Now, there may always be vulnerabilities out of your control, although following best practices like using "https", "authorization headers", and Android SafetyNet (see this response and also this thread should make a difference.

Solution for Part 2: Intercepting Your Own Requests

You can try using Proxyman which has a solid free tier.

thanks, all good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

is the second data was something new or similar.

if it is new check whether the data is clean for the model to process.

if the dataset is similar I think the model will learn little from it.

I think that the cause can be in data

This seems to document exactly what I need to do: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/advanced/events/#lifespan

Looks like the night is darkest before dawn - I finally managed to crack a working version, which then allowed me to finally make sense of all the stuff that was confusing me.

The heart of my confusions was this: transactions in JDBC (and anything that builds on it) and reactive clients are completely incompatible and cannot be interchanged. This is because, fundamentally, they go through entirely different database connections, managed by entirely different pools and clients:

• Jdbc goes through the regular blocking client (io.quarkus:quarkus-jdbc-postgresql) that is managed by Agroal

• reactive clients go through Vert.x, which has it's own connections and its own pool

As a consequence:

• @Transactional annotations have no effect on reactive clients, and neither do all other mechanism that do essentially the same thing, e.g. QuarkusTransaction

• transactions on reactive clients (pool.withTransaction ) have no effect on JDBC queries (such as those done via datasource.connection.use { ... })

• Crucially, nothing can be done about that - fundamentally, a transaction is owned by the connection, and the reactive and jdbc clients both hold their own, which are not compatible - io.vertx.sqlclient.impl.Connection vs java.sql.Connection (could perhaps be done in theory by somehow hacking out the raw socket information from one and injecting it into the other, but that's definitely not what's done out of the box)

Now, a big reason for this confusion was what is said in the docs on transactions and reactive extensions, as from that, it seemed like these two worlds are interoperable. However, this only applied to reactive pipelines using JDBC connections, and NOT to reactive pipelines using reactive clients. For pipelines using JDBC connections, and only those, the JDBC transaction is propagated via context propagation so its lifecycle matches the lifecycle of the reactive pipeline, not the function from which it is returned.

Another source of confusion: for the reactive client specifically, if you want to perform multiple operations within the reactive transaction, you need to manually pass around the connection - unlike with JDBC (and everything that builds on it, such as JPA, Hibernate, etc.) there's no behind-the-scenes magic that extracts the connection from some place. I think this could be done in theory, but it's not done in practice, and this key difference is not really emphasized in the docs.

Given that, the answers to my questions are:

• If I want to use reactive clients, it would be somewhere between cumbersome and impossible to return a Multi, since I have to use .withTransaction { }. I could, theoretically, just use connection.begin(), but then the client would need to call .commit manually, which would make the API pretty cumbersome. I haven't tried exposing a Multi with normal JDBC, but my gut says that should be doable given the builtin context propagation.

• Testing it via INSERT is fine, just as long as that INSERT is executed in the same connection as the one that was opened in the previous step, which implies using the same method as the previous point does (reactive or JDBC). For reactive clients, that additionally means passing along the Connection, for JDBC, this can be taken care of e.g. via @Transactional annotations.

• No, I cannot support both, at least not via a single API. I need to either either go full reactive client, or full JDBC. As stated in the previous point, that implies how I have to do the INSERT.

• Yes, I am constrained in how I do this - either full reactive, or full JDBC, as explained in the previous points.

Hope this helps any wanderers that stumble upon this.