Oracle APEX faceted search is already case-insensitive.

To make it work, you need to remove the top Search.. field, which was created by default, because of that the other one is not working.

Apparently, I forgot to specify the environment in which the secrets were held, in the workflow.

jobs:
  test:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    # added the following line
    environment: "production"

Problem fixed!

it is the expected behaviour , you can edit index.html file of your react and put some static meta tags they will render perfectly

As it turned out it's a bug in quarkus: https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/issues/49641

It's just get fixed. Checked it with quarkus version 3.26.1, it works fine.

* {
    box-sizing: border-box;
}

If you want all elements in your project to behave this way very common practice, you can add at the top of your CSS

To elaborate on @ruakh answer.

you want a specialization for has_member<A>, which is has_member<A, void>

The reason is because has_member is typically going to be used like:

template<typename T, typename=std::enable_if_t<has_member<T>::value>> 
void resolve(const T& s) {}

template<typename T, typename=std::enable_if_t<!has_member<T>::value>, typename=void>
void resolve(const T& s) {}

dependencyResolutionManagement {
    repositoriesMode.set(RepositoriesMode.FAIL_ON_PROJECT_REPOS)

//>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>{

    repositories {
        google() //
        mavenCentral()
        maven { url = uri("https://www.jitpack.io" ) }
        
        // There is a problem here........
    }

//>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>}

}

rootProject.name = "PDF Tools App"
include(":app")




>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>



Could not find com.android.tools.build:gradle:8.1.1.
Searched in the following locations:
  - https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/com/android/tools/build/gradle/8.1.1/gradle-8.1.1.pom
Required by:
    root project :
Add google Maven repository and sync project
Open File




how to fix this ?

I think the most detailed response is here : https://webapps.stackexchange.com/a/101153/425262

And from that post the regex corresponding to video IDs is :

[0-9A-Za-z_-]{10}[048AEIMQUYcgkosw]

Mere pas koi h nai to jindgi me link of devotees who is not the same time in my life intended to ph na kar sakte

You can use 'vue-tsc' to check errors before serving.

Curl.exe shipped with windows uses SCHANNEL for TLS handshake. Meanwhile the curl.exe downloaded from the curl website uses LibreSSL for TLS. SCHANNEL doesn’t t support exporting the TLS session key. You can use frida to hook into the windows related process and log the keys. Checkout this blog for detailed steps to export the keys using frida https://b.poc.fun/decrypting-schannel-tls-traffic/

Over.fig — create a semi-transparent overlay of your design on the live website. And it's for free

That error means Go couldn’t match the module’s checksum with the official sumsdb record. The checksum database is like a balance check—it verifies what you downloaded hasn’t been tampered with. Run go clean -modcache and try again, or set GONOSUMDB if it’s a trusted private module.

mv *search\ term* destination

so basically by the loop means

               (start,stop,step)

for i in range(4, 10, 2):
 print(i)

so by this loop python will run like starting the loop with as start(4) and stop before 10 and increamental step as step(2)
4 start 
4+2 ,4+2+2 step
stop before 10 ,so final is 
4,6,8

Just do typedef unsigned long DWORD; the best solution it imports literally nothing and gives you what you want.

I've fixed with theese 2 commits: https://github.com/vrdons/kernel_xiaomi_selene/commit/e561eb38e0bee7547e3f8c81565ec28abb115774

I was trying to do the same , i assume you must have solved this till now , but for any other person having the same problem , its likely a problem because those three dots are hidden and cant be found by selenium in dom , its only visible when you hover over the visual or container , or click over the container , so after the table has been located

 act.move_to_element(table_element).perform()
        kebab = wait.until(EC.presence_of_element_located((
        By.XPATH,
        f"//h3[normalize-space(text())='{visual_title}']/ancestor::visual-container[1]"
        "//button[@data-testid='visual-more-options-btn']"
    )))

     
           kebab.click()

you can provide your xpath accordingly with the ancestor , but its simple action chains , that we first detect the visual , then we click on it , after that the three dots are visible and then we click on it

I recommend adding a retry mechanism if possible.

Name the data "PAYROLL"

As @DarkBee said, the Twig is rendered server-side, so the components don't exist if they're not rendered on page-load.

If you are not too experienced in JS, or want to avoid it is to have one parent UX Live Component, which contains the three child components. A bit like this:

<div {{ attributes }}>
    {% if this.step == 1 %} 
        <twig:ChildComponent1 /> 
    {% endif %}
    
    {% if this.step == 2 %} 
        <twig:ChildComponent2 /> 
    {% endif %}
    
    {% if this.step == 3 %} 
        <twig:ChildComponent3 /> 
    {% endif %}
</div>

Your parent Live Component would simply hold the LiveProp:

#[LiveProp(writable: true)]
public ?int $step = 1;

I was also struggling with this, make sure you enable --file-line-error-style, for example:

lualatex -interaction=nonstopmode -file-line-error-style --shell-escape --synctex=1 %O %S
pdflatex -interaction=nonstopmode -file-line-error-style --shell-escape --synctex=1 %O %S
xelatex -interaction=nonstopmode -file-line-error-style --shell-escape --synctex=1 %O %S

Sometimes errors are not correctly located, but this is a limitation of the compiler:

On public WLAN the firewall might have blocked relevant ports you need to run a flutter project on the localhost (your IP in this public WiFi and not 127.0.0.1. You can try to force a standard port flutter run -d chrome --web-port=8080.

After some testing, this is indeed a Pylance bug.

def foo[A: (int, str)](x: A, y: A) -> A:
    if isinstance(x, str):
        reveal_type(x)
        reveal_type(y) 
        # Type of "y" is "A@foo" (Pylance)
        # Revealed type is "builtins.str" (Mypy)
    return x + y

Thanks @dROOOze.

This question has been dead for some time now, but because there has not been any suggestion like this, I would like to post it.

My solution (not involving %CMDCMDLINE% or arguments) is to set any variable before calling another batchfile. It works even with setlocal or delayed expansion enabled.

parentBatch.bat

@echo off
setlocal
set special=1
call childBatch.bat

childBatch.bat

@echo %special%

Running parentBatch.bat would print out 1.

I suspect it's related to child processes inheriting environment variables from its parent.

No, it uses the mobile view from the regular so just think if it's changing the window pretty much you're going from tablet mode to computer mode

<p>and for layoutroot where is your method _layoutRoot = (CreateRoot(this, Orientation.Horizontal) << (Pane(Orientation.Vertical).Width(Factor(1)) << (Pane().HorizontalStackLayout(VerticalAlignment.Top) << Item(pnlLogo) << Item(pnlModuleSelector).Width(Factor(1))) << Item().Height(Factor(1)) << (Pane().HorizontalStackLayout(VerticalAlignment.Center) << Item().Width(Factor(1)) << Item(pnlMenu) << Item(pnlDialogView) << Item().Width(Factor(1))) << Item().Height(Factor(1))) << Item(pnlDashboard)) .Build(); and I get _layoutRoot = (CreateRoot(this, Orientation.Horizontal) << (Pane(Orientation.Vertical).Width(Factor(1)) << (Pane().HorizontalStackLayout(VerticalAlignment.Top) << Item(pnlLogo) << Item(pnlModuleSelector).Width(Factor(1))) << Item().Height(Factor(1)) << (Pane().HorizontalStackLayout(VerticalAlignment.Center) << Item().Width(Factor(1)) << Item(pnlMenu) << Item(pnlDialogView) << Item().Width(Factor(1))) << Item().Height(Factor(1))) << Item(pnlDashboard)) .Build();

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<p>1) Analyze the user's compilation error trace to identify the core issue, which is the compiler's inability to find the <code>javax.ws.rs</code> packages and related symbols like <code>Client</code> and <code>ClientBuilder</code>.<br />(2) Examine the provided <code>c.sh</code> build script to understand how the classpath for the <code>javac</code> command is being constructed and which JAR files are intended to be included.<br />(3) Investigate the required dependencies for a Jersey 2.2.7 client, distinguishing between the JAX-RS API JAR and the Jersey implementation JARs.<br />(4) Compare the list of JARs included in the user's <code>c.sh</code> script with the dependencies required for a Jersey client to determine which necessary JAR files are missing from the classpath.<br />(5) Find the correct JAR file(s) that provide the <code>javax.ws.rs.client</code> classes, which are essential for the client-side functionality the user is trying to implement.<br />(6) Synthesize the findings to formulate a clear explanation of the root cause of the compilation error, specifically how the missing Jersey client JAR prevents the compiler from finding the required classes.<br />(7) Propose a solution by outlining the specific changes needed to the user's <code>c.sh</code> script to correctly include all necessary JARs for successful compilation.<br />Analyze Results<br />Create Report<br />Ready in a few minutes</p>

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<p>Fixing Jersey Compilation Failure</p>

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<p>Research Site<br />(1) Analyze the provided compilation error trace to identify the root cause, namely the Java compiler's inability to find the required JAX-RS package (javax.ws.rs).<br />(2) Examine the provided <code>c.sh</code> script to understand the classpath configuration used for compilation and which JAR files are included.<br />(3) Investigate the dependencies required for the Jersey 2.2.7 client, specifically those providing JAX-RS classes such as <code>Client</code>, <code>ClientBuilder</code>, <code>WebTarget</code>, and <code>MediaType</code>.<br />(4) Compare the JARs defined in the user script (<code>JAXRS_LIB</code> and <code>CLASSPATH</code>) with the correct dependency list to determine which JAR files are missing or incorrectly versioned.<br />(5) Identify the specific JAR file, such as <code>jersey-client.jar</code>, that provides the required client classes and appears to be missing from the classpath.<br />(6) Explain why the compilation error occurs, emphasizing that the included <code>javax.ws.rs-api-2.0.jar</code> contains only interfaces and does not provide the actual Jersey client implementation or classes.<br />(7) Provide a step-by-step guide on how to modify the <code>c.sh</code> script to include the correct <code>jersey-client.jar</code>, as well as any other dependencies that may be required, to resolve the compilation issue.</p>

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<p>Result Analysis</p>

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<p>Repairing Failed Jersey Compilation</p>

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<p>(1) Research the concepts of 'repair' and 'redemption' after failure from a psychological and self-development perspective.<br />(2) Research case studies or true stories of individuals or organizations that have successfully recovered from failure and regained their status or reputation.<br />(3) Analyze ethical and philosophical perspectives regarding the rights or ownership regained after successfully redressing mistakes or failures.<br />(4) Explore the meaning and context of the use of the word 'jersey' as it relates to failure, repair, or rights, for example in the world of sports or branding.<br />(5) Compare how different fields (e.g., business, law, art) view and address the concept of 'second chances' and the rights that accompany it.<br />Analyze Results<br />Create Report<br />Ready in minutes</p>

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<p>Research Site<br />(1) Analyze the meaning and context of the word 'jersey' in user queries, particularly in relation to failure and repair, to understand what is meant by the 'status' of the 'jersey'.<br />(2) Look for analogies or case studies from various fields (e.g., sports, business, art) where an object or symbol (such as a 'jersey') associated with failure later regained its 'status' or rights after repair.<br />(3) Research ethical, philosophical, and legal perspectives regarding</p>

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managed to solve it with delayload:

// Import ExecDos from DLL
procedure ExecDos(const CmdLine: String; const OutputCallback: LongWord);
  external 'ExecDos@files:ExecDos.dll stdcall delayload';

Brilliant - in my case the fsproj file did get updated but not saved. Opening and saving the fsproj file worked well. BTW this is also true if you rename a .fs file. You have to manually open and save the fsproj file . Thanks to all

Sometimes Postman is running silently in the background.

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.

2. Look for Postman.exe processes.

3. Right-click → End Task on all of them.

4. Try launching Postman again.

If still facing issue, we can follow next steps.

The flutter_callkit_incoming package does exactly this. For my purposes I needed to have the mic functioning in the background as well
so I had to fork and add microphone as a category alongside phoneCall in the manifest service declaration and all worked like a charm

Debugging over Wi-Fi has been unreliable for a long time, which can significantly slow watchOS development. I’m a longtime Apple fan, but this has been frustrating.

Simple workaround:

Turn on a hotspot on your Mac and connect both the Apple Watch and its paired iPhone to it. After that, debugging generally works again.

XCode 16.4, watchOS several from 8-11, OSX 15.6.1

Well, I did get it running. No code change it does work properly as expected when I programmed it.

I guess this is an issue with IntelliJ and not the programming.
I observed that when 'messing' around with IntelliJ and Springboot-Web there is sometimes an nginx process in the background which 'still' serves requests on the http port though the web-app with the same port is shut down (on error or properly).
I may be mistaken that the process is started by intellij i.e. the springboot app. I will keep watching this.
(Using Springboot 3.5.0, Oracle OpenJdk22, IntelliJ 2024.1.7 UE)
Thanks to all who had an eye on it.

If it's for a specific file which is not staged yet, then doing only git checkout filename.extension just works!

https://keepscreenawake.org/ The website keeps the screen on and the UI is not bad

Confirm this work

    html {
      overscroll-behavior: none;
    }

    body {
      overscroll-behavior-y: none;
    }

Check this https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-activity/

This reference about ad account activities

You can try laravel-image-upload package including intervention

composer require rashiqulrony/laravel-image-upload

Doc: https://packagist.org/packages/rashiqulrony/laravel-image-upload

Using Controller for Image Upload

/**
* Upload an image with optional resizing and thumbnail creation.
*
* @param mixed $requestFile Uploaded file from the request.
* @param string $path Destination folder path.
* @param bool $thumb Generate thumbnail or not.
* @param string|null $name Optional custom filename.
* @param array $imageResize Resize dimensions [width, height].
* @param array $thumbResize Thumbnail dimensions [width, height].
* @return array Uploaded image information.
*/

return Uploader::imageUpload($request->image, $path, 1, $name, [300, 300], [200, 200]);

Response

{
    "name": "1744802578-60164bb368db6.jpg",
    "originalName": "60164bb368db6.jpg",
    "size": 24418,
    "ext": "jpg",
    "url": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/storage/upload/1744802578-60164bb368db6.jpg",
    "thumbUrl": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/storage/upload/thumb/1744802578-60164bb368db6.jpg"
}

I did follow ssh-copy-id and all however it was still expecting password so added below entry to defaults section of ansible.cfg that helped to avoid mentioning --ask-pass and typing password.

ask_pass = no

If I understood your question correctly, let's try to apply a payload template:

{
  "QueryLanguage": "JSONata", // Set explicitly; could be set and inherited from top-level
  "Type": "Task",
  "Resource": "arn:aws:states:::aws-sdk:s3:uploadPart",
  "Parameters": {
    "Bucket": "my-bucket",
    "Key.$": "$.key",                  // from your item/input
    "UploadId.$": "$.uploadId",
    "PartNumber": "{% $states.context.Map.Item.Index + 1 %}",  // JSONata
    "Body.$": "$.chunk"                // your transformed chunk
  }
}

Pay attention:
+ 1 in the payload template is required as Index is 0-based, but S3 requires 1-based indexing.

If you need more tips, look here:

• Transforming data with JSONata in Step Functions

• Simplifying developer experience with variables and JSONata in AWS Step Functions

• Step Functions - Map - ItemSelector with JSONata

Your implementation is fine, but you are missing proper cleanup and shutdown handling: you currently exit when one direction ends but leave the other hanging, and you don’t always propagate close/error events to both sockets. The fix is to coordinate shutdown with Task.WhenAny + cancellation + Task.WhenAll, close both sockets gracefully in a central method, and forward the original MessageType (not always Text). You can also simplify by using a single generic PumpAsync(source, dest) method instead of duplicating Process1/2.

I found there is one solution to solve your problem, you can configure your IDE Settings as below:

1. Go to Tools → Global Options → Code → Completion

2. Look for the option: "Insert parentheses after function completion"

3. Enable this option (it's usually enabled by default)

4. Click Apply and OK

<DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<svg width="500px" height="500px" viewBox="0 0 500 500" xmlns="http://www.w1.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w1.org/1999/xlink">
</svg>
<script>
//* asdf += '<text font-family="sans-serif" font-size="14" fill="#1a202c"><textPath startOffset="'+offset+'%" xlink:href="#weeks-path">'+i+'</textPath></text>';*/

</script>
</html>

I think the issue seems to be with the networking type selection of Podman. Podman is trying to set up a network that doesn’t exist on macOS, hence the

ip: can't find device '100'

Try specifying the network type with --network in the command. You can list your network with podman network ls.

You can also use cabbrev Here's an example:

function! Foo()
  echo 'this is all it does'
endfunction

You need call Foo() but we can use cabbrev magic, cabbrev Foo call Foo() and cabbrev foo call Foo()

---

How is this answer better? Well, it's better because of casing. I hate cases and you might! Foo and foo are both valid.

After giving your assembly code a second look (and after reading @RbMm's comment), I'm pretty sure the problem is there (and not related to the misalignment). You´re pushing a 32-bit value and popping a 64-bit value. You may use pushfq instead of pushf.

I know I'm late but where can I find more game codes like that?

Así interpret your question’s waveform, It says your first mismatch is when you walk left when you are not supposed to.

You should generally focus on your first error before moving on.

Use groupings
echo “abbc” | sed -E -n “s/(ab)(bc)/\2\1/p"

got it from this

Cloud Build doesn't recognize this private key either using hardcoded newlines or '\n'.

so I had to add a new step to write a .env inside the builder provider. and this firebase-admin script which loads the private key then loads it perfectly.

A solution I have found is an empty VStack with the actual content as an .overlay(). This allows the content to expand naturally while removing it from the horizontal layout of the view.

VStack {}
    .frame(maxWidth: .infinity, maxHeight: .infinity)
    .overlay(alignment: .leading) {
        ScrollView {
            ...
        }
        .frame(minWidth: 550, maxWidth: .infinity)
    }

Try manually triggering the click on a touchend event.

testMarker.content.addEventListener('touchend', function(event) {
    google.maps.event.trigger(testMarker, 'click');
});

In Oracle's object-relational storage framework, the null indicator is kept in a bitmap, and each embedded attribute takes up 1 bit. This implies that: For a maximum of 8 attributes -> the null indicator column length remains as 1 byte. For 8+ attributes -> Oracle byte-maps on a scale that encompasses all attributes. For instance: 9–16 attributes: 2 bytes 17–24 attributes: 3 bytes and so forth. Simply put, the null indicator column length is essentially CEIL(n / 8) bytes, where n is the embedded attributes. Hence, if your object has more than 8 attributes, the null indicator length grows beyond 1 byte.

You can represent an IP address as an aggregate, and this aggregate will ensure that an IP address is associated with only device.

I have the same problem. Did anyone find the answer?
I signed in to stack overflow just to comment this, ty for reading

If you really want to build for ARM chips, you need real hardware or an emulator like QEMU. You can’t just run it on your PC.

You can specify more than one character in the cut command.

while read input; do echo -n $input | cut -c2,7; done

also ranges like -c1-10

also:

cut -c2,7

works

the command will not end until ctrl-d (end of file)

 Crear figura
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(7,11))
ax.axis("off")

# Definir los pasos del proceso
steps = [
    ("Inicio", 10),
    ("Abrir la llave de agua", 9),
    ("Mojar las manos", 8),
    ("Aplicar jabón", 7),
    ("Frotar durante 20 segundos", 6),
    ("Enjuagar con agua limpia", 5),
    ("Secar con toalla o secador", 4),
    ("Cerrar la llave", 3),
    ("Fin", 2)
]

heyy so, Excel doesn’t have a built-in “quarter” number format, so typing qq-yy will always just show “qq” as text. To display quarters on your axis, you’ll need to either (1) create a helper column in your data with a formula like ="Q"&ROUNDUP(MONTH(A2)/3,0)&"-"&TEXT(A2,"yy") and use that as your axis labels, or (2) group the dates by quarter if you’re using a PivotChart. Simply changing the number format won’t work because quarters aren’t a supported date format code.

To calculate the gas fee for a single stablecoin transfer on the RSK (Rootstock) blockchain, you need to multiply two main factors:

Gas Fee = Gas Price × Gas Used

1. Gas Used – This is the fixed amount of computational steps required to execute a transfer. For a simple stablecoin transfer (ERC-20 style on RSK), it is usually around 50,000 – 65,000 gas units.

2. Gas Price – This is the cost per unit of gas, usually measured in Gwei (a fraction of RSK’s native token RBTC). The gas price fluctuates depending on network demand.

3. Conversion to RBTC – Once you multiply gas price by gas used, you get the fee in RBTC. You can then convert RBTC into USD (or any fiat currency) to know the actual cost.

Example:
If gas price = 0.06 Gwei, and gas used = 50,000,
Gas Fee = 50,000 × 0.06 Gwei = 3,000 Gwei = 0.000003 RBTC.

Thus, the exact fee will vary depending on network activity, but this method gives you the correct calculation.

For businesses creating tokens or managing transactions, a Stablecoin Development Company can help optimize contracts to reduce gas usage and ensure efficient transfers on RSK.

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:

1. Check the Julia path in VS Code settings – make sure it points to the new 1.11.6 executable.

2. Reload VS Code or reinstall the Julia extension – often this resets the integration.

3. 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.

QUOTENAME is limited to 128 characters. Try using REPLACE instead.

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):

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non-protected broadcast

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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...

1. 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..).

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. 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.

6. 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!

https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/confusion-regarding-pytorch-lstms-compared-to-keras-stateful-lstm/44502/4

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/…

1. https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/editing-help#comment-formatting

2. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yH2w3HhmiyXcwBy2t6HXZZpPM0x5BGeu/view?usp=drivesdk

3. https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/editing-help#images

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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 :-)