Quite old but I'll try my luck. Same issue for me but the rendering is still static. Could you give me the details of what you have try to get it work in VS Code?
Well, what you can do is to create a "header" fileif your file is app.py you can create a functions_app.py (put all your functions here) and in app.py you will do a from functions_app import * and then you can use all functions you want in any order without having to worry about where they are declared. This way you can have a file with setup variables at the beginning of the script which is I GUESS what you want. I do this too.
I found by trying this method I kept receiving the error that the tensor cannot be converted into a sequence. No matter what I did, the tensor won't allow me to pull the token values from it and convert them back into their pre-tokenized English words.
"'Tensor' object cannot be converted to 'Sequence'"
After some experimentation, it seems that binary_closing is the best helper. And it is important to vary the structure, to avoid artifacts with "square corners"
import scipy.ndimage as nd
bones = img_data > args.threshold
n = 5
for t in range(2):
nd.binary_closing(bones, iterations=1, output=bones, structure=np.ones((n,n,n)))
nd.binary_closing(bones, iterations=1, output=bones)
nd.binary_opening(bones, iterations=1, output=bones)
bone_labels, num_feat = nd.label(bones)
vals, counts = np.unique(bone_labels, return_counts=True)
vals = vals[1:]
counts = counts[1:]
print('begin erase small labels')
for i,value in enumerate(vals):
if counts[i] < args.min_size:
bones[bone_labels == value] = False
The bones is a binary mask. The last part labels all components and then aggressively deletes the small ones. The min_size is 1500 in my case.
This isn't an amazing option but is the only one that comes to mind. You can create a separate form for each step and when clicking "next", you store the data in a context of some kind. That way you write a form with validation onBlur. Then only allow progression to the next page if the current page is valid. On the final submit, pull the data from the previous pages into the query.
After you create the PM, you set a frequency where the PMWoGenCronTask looks at the PM module for the next due date (you have to set this initially when creating the PM). Afterwards, if you want to notify the asset managers, you can create an escalation with a communication template that looks a certain window (like all the PMs created on the first of every month). Unfortunately, it would likely be individual emails per eligible work order.
If you involved automation scripts to send a CSV to each asset manager with grouped work orders, or Object Structure and Publish Channels via Maximo Integration Framework (MIF), you could also send out monthly files to asset managers.
All of the above is a bit overkill, if the asset managers can log into Work Order Tracking and view the latest work orders sorted by Target Start Date.
Seems like a lot of coding when generally speaking the best way to deal with the NULL values is in a where clause. What lingers in all of these solutions is the lack of a where clause. Remove the NULLS in the where clause and the count will work more naturally.
Select count(distinct field_value) where field_value is NOT NULL
@Rhys, sorry, but I don't understand the 'stacking' .... so, here's a slightly modified version of your script, demonstrating the write to the files happen in thread order despite what the order of the print(....In/Out) messages may appear on the terminal. If this does not clarify for you then i can't help any more without a clearer description of the issue.
Messages come in through the gateway. Use any websocket viewer on this url, gateway.discord.gg/?v=9&encoding=json just connect using your bot token (discord user accounts also work identically) and you can see the messages and other packet types coming in.
For all people from these years and future: In my Node-RED version 3.1.14 there is a Tab "Setup" where you can add custom modules. Did not need to modify any setup.js ✌🏼
This is actually a PHP syntax typo not a WooCommerce function misunderstanding. The line
$_product = wc_get_product('$courseID');
asks for a product with an ID that matches a string that starts with a dollar sign (and is followed by eight other letters). Why? PHP does not evaluate variables inside single-quoted strings the way it does for double-quoted strings.
The $courseID variable holds a number, and the string 7172 can also be "cast" to a number, so neither of them fail. The following two corrected versions of the line are equivalent (unless strict typing is turned on):
Something to consider here that I don't see on any of the posts in terms of a company context: Has your repo been migrated elsewhere and locked in Azure? I was getting the same error and it turns out that a team I hadn't worked for in a while had migrated the repo to another service
i think the problem is your memset is trying to 1. doesnt have enough space to allocate or 2. the memory got corrupted somehow. you may even mallocated more memory for the kernel directory than you can, but thats the only things i can think of. when dealing with low level stuff it is hard to debug. the mapping may not be correct, im sorry i couldnt answer tho
axis aligned solution 3D: maximum of chessboard distance transform
diagonal solution 3D: maximum of taxicab distance transform
largest inner sphere: maximum of Euclidean distance transform
*SciPy ndimage has them all^
Rotated cube:
Using the following facts:
The largest sphere that fits inside a cube has radius L/2.
The largest cube that fits inside a sphere has length r/sqrt(3).
Thresholding the distance transform of a cube returns a cube
The center of the cube must lie at least r/sqrt(3) away from any boundary. Thresholding the Euclidean distance transform EDT at this value will retain at most Volume(shrunk largest cube) = ([1-1/sqrt(3)]N)^3 = 0.0755..N^3. Updating the threshold new_max = (previous_max + current_max)/sqrt(3) and recompute the EDT. Iterate until convergence.
Я просто снёс все старое и с нуля написал, набрал всё новое. Ушло дня три, но всё работает. Возможно, так будет проще, за одно и рефакторинг проведёте, вспомните, узнаете что-то новое )
А там много чего там есть и чего-то нет, в двух словах не опишешь. Но необходимые вещи для работы описаны на самом сайте Кейклока (нужные 3-4 либы). Там все инструкции должны быть.
EDIT: Turned out I was too lazy to read the source code. Of course, looking at the implementation code, we can find the getNode(Object o) method which is called by get(Object o) method. Inside of it, indeed, the correct bucket is first accessed by calculating the following formula: (n-1) & hash, where n is the length of the internal array. Then for the first node (and each of the rest if there are more) we are comparing the hash of the Object o passed into the method with the hash of the Node/entry. If the hashes are equal, then the equals() method runs to make sure it's the same. If the hashes are not equal, well, then it skips to the next node (if the .next property is not null).
Hydra: Shield çöktü artık gölgelerde saklanan hydra yeryüzüne çıkabilir ve dünyanın hakimi olabilir Red Skull'un bıraktığı işi bitirmeye çok az kaldı çok yaşa Hydra
Not: Kış Askeri programı kapatılmalı ve Buck Barnes'ın beyin yıkaması bırakılmalı artık huzur içinde uyuyabilir bide T.A.H.I.T.I programını tekrar devreye sokmak gerekebilir Yaşa Hydra
Sorry for going somewhat off-topic, but that looks like the exact sort of extension I've been trying to create, and I'm also (horribly) new to TypeScript, so it hasn't gone well. Do you happen to have it on your GitHub or somewhere? I'd be interested in taking a look and/or collaborating.
It is a technique used to optimize a certain class of DP problems that involve the minimum (or maximum) of linear functions. You can read more about CHT here
When I moved over the IIS settings from one server to another, it did not automatically set the certificate correctly. So there was a blank certificate setup for https in IIS. Setting the certificate for the website fixed this error.
Nope..the above scenario is totally change from the text.In the above pic they are talking about the textform field which is difficult to place in one row.In my opinion take one row and then add two TextformField
Monolithic and layered system (n-layer) are not mutually exclusive. The former is an architectural style, while the latter is a way to separate responsibilities.
Your Visual Studio solution sounds like a monolithic, multi-layer system.
Microservices is an n-tier pattern where each subsystem is autonomous and handles a different business activity.
I think your problem is because your vector is rotating around its origin, and that is (0, 0), so you'll need to add up the two vectors, and you don't need to increase the rotating angle, as that makes the clock spin faster and faster.
This is how I implemented it in code:
import pygame, sys
from pygame import Vector2
pygame.init()
screen = pygame.display.set_mode((500, 500))
clock = pygame.time.Clock()
SCREEN_UPDATE = pygame.USEREVENT
pygame.time.set_timer(SCREEN_UPDATE, 100)
vector = Vector2(250, 100)
center = Vector2(250, 200)
while True:
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
sys.exit()
if event.type == SCREEN_UPDATE:
vector.rotate_ip(1)
screen.fill('black')
pygame.draw.line(screen, 'white', center, center+vector)
pygame.display.flip()
clock.tick(60)
That's because both serve different purposes. There are many tasks in NLP where you simply need to tokenize by word. Handling multi-word expressions where there are certain pre-defined phrases you would like to keep fixed during tokenization, you use MWEtokenizer. If you use n-grams, then you might get irrelevant combinations, which requires additional time in filtering the unwanted ones, unless there is an exploration aspect to your task, where you are looking for a specific phrase.
From your description and the provided screenshots, it's challenging to pinpoint the exact cause of your problem, because the issue can result from multiple possible issues. To effectively debug this, additional information would be helpful, such as:
The exact file structure (specifically, the paths where your email templates and CSS files reside).
The code inside your custom email classes (class-wc-email-*.php).
Any specific error messages from WooCommerce debug logs. (in wp-config.php), so we can see debug logs in /wp-content/debug.log, or for woocommerce /wp-content/uploads/wc-logs. define('WP_DEBUG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
However there are multiple problems that I can see in your code: $emails['WC_Email_Customer_Doi_Xac_Nhan_Order'] = include get_stylesheet_directory() . '/woocommerce/emails/class-wc-email-customer-doi-xac-nhan-order.php';
This approach is incorrect because you're directly using include, which returns only a boolean (true) or the return statement from the included file—not the actual instantiated object you need for WooCommerce emails.
I would use it like this:
add_filter('woocommerce_email_classes', 'add_custom_order_status_emails');
function add_custom_order_status_emails($emails) {
// Include your email class files
require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . '/woocommerce/emails/class-wc-email-customer-doi-xac-nhan-order.php';
require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . '/woocommerce/emails/class-wc-email-admin-da-cap-nhat.php';
require_once get_stylesheet_directory() . '/woocommerce/emails/class-wc-email-customer-da-cap-nhat.php';
// Properly instantiate each email class
$emails['WC_Email_Customer_Doi_Xac_Nhan_Order'] = new WC_Email_Customer_Doi_Xac_Nhan_Order();
$emails['WC_Email_Admin_Updated'] = new WC_Email_Admin_Updated();
$emails['WC_Email_Customer_Updated'] = new WC_Email_Customer_Updated();
return $emails;
}
// Trigger custom emails on order status change
add_action('woocommerce_order_status_changed', 'trigger_custom_order_email', 10, 4);
function trigger_custom_order_email($order_id, $old_status, $new_status, $order) {
if ($new_status === 'doi-xac-nhan') {
WC()->mailer()->emails['WC_Email_Customer_Doi_Xac_Nhan_Order']->trigger($order_id);
}
if ($new_status === 'da-cap-nhat') {
WC()->mailer()->emails['WC_Email_Admin_Updated']->trigger($order_id);
WC()->mailer()->emails['WC_Email_Customer_Updated']->trigger($order_id);
}
}
WooCommerce expects e-mail specific CSS to be available in the following files:
your-theme-folder/woocommerce/emails/email-styles.php
Before doing a real test, you can test it in WooCommerce -> Settings -> Emails -> [Your Custom Email] -> View Template
Please let me know how you progress - and if you provide more information, it will be handled easily.
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Please let me know how you
Thanks to Reinderien's comment, I was able to figure this out - I had no idea what a Kronecker product was until now. sp.kron does exactly what I want, with the added benefit of being able to multiply each block by a coefficient.
For the contrived example, the code to specify the pattern would be:
import scipy.sparse as sp
import numpy as np
# Setup subarray and big array parameters
a, b, c, d = 1, 2, 3, 4
sub = sp.coo_array([[a, b], [c, d]])
N = 8
# Setup block locations for our arbitrary pattern
row_idx = np.hstack((np.arange(N/sub.shape[0], dtype=int), np.arange(N/sub.shape[0]-1, dtype=int)))
col_idx = np.hstack((np.arange(N/sub.shape[1], dtype=int), np.arange(N/sub.shape[0]-1, dtype=int)+1))
coeff = np.ones_like(row_idx) # Multiply blocks by coefficients here
locs = sp.csc_array((coeff, (row_idx, col_idx))) # Array of coefficients at specified locations
# Not necessary, but shows what's going on.
print(f'Placing block top left corners at rows{row_idx*sub.shape[0]}, cols {col_idx*sub.shape[1]}')
Actually creating the sparse array is a one-liner once the locations and subarray are specified:
If you simply want to check is the distance is less than a certain number, you can simply omit the sguare root altogether and just square the constant.
It's encouraged to contribute, but for the final certification it's not allowed to have local CTS patches as it needs to be run with the official binaries.
Try putting your entries into a scroll view that goes high enough on the screen to be visible when the keyboard is. Also try .net 9 as well, as it made some changes in this area.
So, i was navigating through the docker container and found the container name in this file path -> /var/lib/gridstore/conf/gs_cluster.json and the clustername written in json like this
{
"clusterName":"dockerGridDB",
...
}
Additionally you can execute this commands to get the cluster name
Found the solution by using the union function.
basically, outside of the forEach loop, I created an array variable varComplete and then inside the loop after each call to a web activity, I set another variable varTempResponse as
@union( activity('Web1').output, varComplete)
Then, I reset the varComplete to the value of varTempResponse. varComplete = varTempResponse
I was able to figure this out and thought I would post it here if anyone has the same issue. As described in this answer here which is what solved my problem, under the hood, SwiftUI uses view controllers which can only display one sheet or alert at a time. The problem was that in testing I was trying to display both the alert and sheet and only the alert displayed. Even if you put the sheet first, the alert will take precedence. Commenting out the alert, permitted the sheet to display.
So I found that PowerShell was acting up with my git as well.
I ran these commands to find that PowerShell recognized a broken version of git still buried in my Windows system 32 folder: "C:\Program Files\Git\bin> (Get-Command git).CommandType
After I found and deleted the bad git.exe file in my system32 folder, I was able to run: "git -v" anywhere in powershell because it then was able to recognize the source folder for my main git installation in my "C:\Program Files\Git\bin".
Other terminals like CMD and Git Bash can find the right location right away, even if you have your environment variables set up properly, but then PowerShell is very particular, which is both a pro and con depending on how you look at it. It just forces you to clean up your system when working at runtime with it.
Bit late to this but I'm getting this message when I use the prompt() javascript funtion so of course it takes longer than a few milliseconds for the user to type in the response. THis is perfectly valid and I realize this is just a warning but it's still annoying.
Hey everyone, I managed to solve the issue and wanted to share the solution.
The Main Reason: The whole problem was happening because I was trying to use rustup (even though installed via Nix) alongside the Rust tools (rustc, cargo, rust-analyzer, rustfmt) also installed via Nix. The conclusion is: on NixOS, you generally shouldn't install rustup if you're managing your Rust toolchain directly with Nix.
Explanation:
Nix/NixOS already does the "job" that rustup would do on a traditional system, but in a declarative way that's integrated with the Nix package system. rustup is designed to manage different Rust versions and components in its own directory (~/.rustup), acting as a proxy for commands like rustc, cargo, etc.
When I installed rustup via Nix, it was placed in the system path, but it still tried to act like rustup, looking for toolchains managed by itself and expecting commands like rustup default stable or rustup component add.
the gorm official documentation doesn't mention the difference between the three ways of initialize a new *gorm.DB instance. But it seems WithContext is the one I need and Session is giving me all kinds of weird behavior.
OttScott. You're right on. Enable Windows Firewall rule "Remote Event Log Management (RPC)" did it for me, even after 2 years. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
When using npm init, separate keywords with commas (or spaces).
Based on @rsp's example
/caught $ npm init
...
keywords: promise async, UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning, PromiseRejectionHandledWarning
...
# You cannot escape the space with a `\`.
I have looked at fixing in your github code and seems I made the same thing but it still gives me this error. If you have any idea why, I would be thankful! It works in useEffects, try catch block
Code:
function generateUUID() {
return 'xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-yxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx'.replace(
/[xy]/g,
function (c) {
const r = (Math.random() * 16) | 0;
const v = c === 'x' ? r : (r & 0x3) | 0x8;
return v.toString(16);
}
);
}
async function copyAssetToAppDocs(): Promise<string> {
const uuid = generateUUID();
const asset = Asset.fromModule(
require('../../assets/images-notifications/image0.png')
);
await asset.downloadAsync();
if (!asset.localUri) {
console.error('Asset localUri is missing');
throw new Error('Asset localUri is missing');
}
console.log('Asset localUri:', asset.localUri);
console.log(asset.type, 'asset.type');
const docsDir = FileSystem.documentDirectory;
if (!docsDir) {
console.error('Document directory is missing');
throw new Error('Document directory is missing');
}
const targetPath = `${docsDir}${uuid}.png`; // random unique file
console.log(targetPath, 'targetPath');
await FileSystem.copyAsync({
from: asset.localUri.startsWith('file://')
? asset.localUri
: `file://${asset.localUri}`,
to: targetPath,
});
const fileInfo = await FileSystem.getInfoAsync(targetPath);
if (fileInfo.exists) {
console.log('File exists, using existing path:', targetPath);
}
console.log('File copied to:', targetPath);
return targetPath.substring('file://'.length);
}
const attachmentUrl = await copyAssetToAppDocs();
if (!attachmentUrl) {
console.error('Failed to copy asset to app docs');
return;
}
console.log(attachmentUrl, 'attachmentUrl');
setImageurl(attachmentUrl);
console.log(imgurl, 'imgurl');
await Notifications.scheduleNotificationAsync({
content: {
title: 'Finish your profile',
body: 'Ready to find your perfect match? Complete your profile now and start your journey to love!',
attachments: [
{
identifier: 'lalala',
url: attachmentUrl,
type: 'image/png',
typeHint: 'public.png',
hideThumbnail: false,
},
],
data: { route: 'imageScreen' },
},
trigger: {
type: Notifications.SchedulableTriggerInputTypes.TIME_INTERVAL,
seconds: 5,
},
});
console.log('Notification scheduled');
I don't know what they did in the later versions of Godot (I think around version 4.4), but in one the versions earlier, after I turned on emulate 3 button mouse I could rotate the camera around the center by holding alt and moving the mouse.
Maybe I am missing something but after some update the only way I can turn around the camera around the center is through the axis icon in the top right corner by holding the mouse key and moving the mouse on it.
So in my case the options are a downgrade and possibly also redoing some work or getting used to the annoying movement system when I'm on the go in a bus or train (or even at home since I can't sit still in once place) where I can't easily pull out a mouse.
What does the PrimeVue DatePicker return? A date object or a formatted string? If PrimeVue parses it automatically, it's a Date, and your string regex validation gets skipped. This could be why your validations are having issues. Your form schema seems to expect a string. If they are expecting different types, this could be where the issue is happening.
If it does return a date object then could you simply do:
const formSchema = z.object({
start_date: z
.date()
.refine((date) => date !== null, "Start date is required."),
});
So, as of late, I haven't found any solution similar to the @PostConstruct one.
In the end, here's how I made it work without inheritance or @BeforeEach setups:
To deal with the deprecated mock annotations, I replaced the @SpyBean annotations with a @MockitoSpyBean one inside my custom IntegrationTest annotation (see: documentation).
To handle early database initialization, I'm using a data.sql file with inserts, located in the src/test/resources folder. I no longer need to spy on a repository.
To handle early external Rest API calls, I'm now using Wiremock, with the Gradle dependency org.wiremock.integrations:wiremock-spring-boot
This is what the custom IntegrationTest annotation looks like:
Using Wiremock is a bit heavier than I would have liked, and I might lose a few seconds when running tests individually, but it's a compromise I can accept.
I don't need the IntegrationTestConfig configuration class anymore, as it's now empty.
For anyone still looking for a solution, the fix I found was to assign the shortcut to a button on my Razer mouse with the Razer Synapse app. In Synapse, click on the button you want to change, select "Launch" and select the "Website" option. Paste the filepath from your Windows shortcut into the field (e.g. "%SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Users\kekus\Documents\scripts\audio_switcher.ps1"). Save.
For whatever reason, the startup time is reduced to a few milliseconds.
var viewer;
var options = {
env: 'AutodeskProduction2',
api: 'streamingV2',
accessToken: ''
};
needed to be.
var viewer;
var options = {
env: 'AutodeskProduction2',
api: 'streamingV2_EU',
accessToken: ''
};
region of stroage was set to europe
What would be the use for this ? Python already has built-in "templating". The main reason c++ requires templating is because everything needs type unlike in Python. In a way, C++ is a fairly dumb language compared to Python. It is overly complicated now with lots of bells and whistles that makes coding slow, laborious and brittle . A stripped down version of C++ like Python (or C) would be sufficient for all tasks,
The problem was my trick to + or - 90 degrees to get the forward wall direction, which was backwards on the opposite side of the wall. Thanks to Sanjay Nakate for the solution. Here's the updated code for any wondering:
private void WallStick()
{
Vector3 normal = Vector3.zero;
if (leftWall) normal = leftWallHit.normal;
else if (rightWall) normal = rightWallHit.normal;
// Calculate the wall-facing direction only on the XZ plane
Vector3 wallForward = Vector3.Cross(normal, Vector3.up); // Vector perpendicular to the wall normal
if (rightWall) wallForward = -wallForward;
float targetYRotation = Mathf.Atan2(wallForward.x, wallForward.z) * Mathf.Rad2Deg;
playerMovement.rotationScript.yRotation = targetYRotation;
}
When you run the ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILIGES statement, it only applies to objects created by the user who ran the command. If your table is getting recreated by a different user, then you need to run the command with the FOR USER clause. This will now target objects created by the specified user.
EX: I have schema_a.table_a, user_a, and user_b. Logged in as user_admin I ran the following to grant select privileges on table_a for user_a:
GRANT SELECT on schema_a.table_a TO user_a;
user_a now has select permissions as long as table_a is not recreated. If I want to maintain those permissions I could run something like this:
ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES IN SCHEMA schema_a GRANT SELECT ON TABLES TO USER user_a;
However, this only applies to any tables created by my current logged in user user_admin. When an ETL process that uses user_b recreates the table, the privileges are lost. To achieve my desired behavior I would have to run the following:
ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES FOR USER user_b IN SCHEMA schema_a GRANT SELECT ON TABLES TO USER user_a;
Now when user_b recreates the table user_a maintains their permissions.
One way to achieve this is to handle the navigation using state management, for example you have a high level screen with multiple screens as fragments once the deeplink is triggered in the app you can change the current selected frame and in that specific frame (in your case "chat screen") you navigate using Navigator or any other API to the desired screen with the data present in the deeplink metadata
I had this morning the same problem that https://repo.eclipse.org/content/groups/releases/org/eclipse/rcptt/ returned HTTP code 403. But now it works again, so I would assume that your problem is also fixed (the latest release version is 2.5.5, latest Snapshot version is 2.6.0-SNAPSHOT)
Hi I have the similar issue, I have done the cloud trail setup but I am not getting any LOG info for DeleteObject through an API but I am getting the info for PutObject and DeleteObjects. Can someone help me out what I might have missed
