To answer your question, I need to divert a bit to frame the tooltip functionality in Deneb and how it relates to Vega. I have just read the documentation, and it is not particularly clear. I will probably need to fix that when I have some time available 😅
The tooltip handler option relates specifically to whether Deneb should use the Power BI-specific tooltip handler, which is explicitly written to provide an adapter for Power BI tooltips, which have their own API. Power BI tooltips only support two formats:
Simple key/value pairs (standard tooltips)
Report page tooltips (based on correct context)
If you disable the tooltip handler in Deneb but use tooltip functionality in your spec, Deneb will fall back to using the vega-tooltip handler. This can potentially include HTML rendering with some customization, but the vanilla handler is used. This handler will sanitize any HTML by default and require the integrating developer to write their own sanitization function to override it. As the current functionality stands, this also complies with the MS certification policy for custom visuals, which does not allow arbitrary HTML for security reasons.
It might be possible to implement something like how HTML Content (lite) handles a subset of HTML that MS regards as acceptable. This would not cover all cases but would be the best you could manage within a certified custom visual. You're welcome to create a feature request for this, and I can look at the complexity of how to do it. Just to manage your expectations, Deneb is developed and maintained for free in my free time, so I couldn't give a solid ETA around when such a feature could be implemented, but if folks want it, I can try to fit it into the roadmap.
I have tried installing missing fonts but it does not work for me, but fortunately, changing the default font of Matplotlip helps. So I assume that installing the missing one is also possible:)
TRY:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.rcParams['font.family'] = 'DejaVu Sans'
to find out available fonts:
import matplotlib.font_manager
for font in matplotlib.font_manager.findSystemFonts(fontpaths=None, fontext='ttf'):
print(font)
Here is one solution using a custom function and the incredibly versatile gtsummary::add_stat() function:
library(gtsummary)
# Create custom function using gtsummary syntax to be used in add_stat().
# `variable` will represent all the columns in your dataframe passed to `tbl_summary()`.
# Hardcode the variable against which you want corr (in this case `mpg`)
fn_add_tau_and_p <- function(data, variable, ...) {
t <- cor.test(data[[variable]], data[["mpg"]], method = "kendall")
data.frame(`tau` = style_sigfig(t$estimate), `p` = style_pvalue(t$p.value))
}
# test individually
fn_add_tau_and_p(mtcars, "hp")
#> tau p
#> tau -0.74 <0.001
# Now use `add_stat()` to add your function to `tbl_summary()`
mtcars |>
select(hp, disp, wt, mpg, gear) |>
tbl_summary(
) |>
add_stat(fns = all_continuous() ~ fn_add_tau_and_p)
Note: you can also use broom::tidy() within your custom function as an alternative, as per example 2 here.
Expo is a framework for React Native, they will both work with whatever auth solution you desire. Expo used to be very restrictive in what you could do with it (for example: it was very hard to integrate with native modules without ejecting).
But Expo has evolved greatly in the last few years, and now there are really few downsides to it.
In my opinion, go with Expo unless your requirements explicitly say otherwise.
Also, fyi, the main limitations of Expo nowadays are:
Bigger bundle size (and thus, bigger app size)
Slight overhead when integrating with some native libraries
It does not work with react-native-windows and react-native-macos
they can execute arbitrary code if the provided iterables containing objects with special methods
class EvilMethods:
def __iter__(self):
exec("import os; os.system('rm -rf /')")
return iter([])
max(EvilMethods()) // here we are executing arbitrary code
The issue was caused by Gtranslate plugin.
Unistalled and issue was resolved. With the plugin active and auto translation active the PageSpeed Best practice test was not passed.
marshalling is what we do on the walls of industrial sites where wiring terminates. There are rails with hundreds of terminals on them, wires from field instruments measuring process variables are terminated on the terminal blocks. From there the wiring is routed to one of dozens of control cabinets the signal is needed in.
The most voted answer by Nepomucen helped me but after each Mac restart I have to do it all over again. So, I modified Zsh configuration file
nano ~/.zshrc
insert export PATH="$PATH:/Applications/Docker.app/Contents/Resources/bin/"
save & restart terminal (probably there is an option to reload newly added path, was easier to just restart). Voila, docker command is recognized after each start up
I have found a workaround for this by compensating the zoom in the map container by setting the zoom CSS property of the map to 100 / zoom, check live example here: https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/quiet-fog-forked-yqdd6z
Everything written here applies to the new UpCloud Object Storage, not the one labeled EOL.
Before connecting FileZilla to your UpCloud S3 instance, that instance of course must be created in the UpCloud Object Storage Management page and have a user attached to it. That's the easy part, UpCloud provides extensive docs to this end.
On creating an Object Storage instance, a subdomain is generated (e.g. a1234) on upcloudobjects.com.
On creating the user, an Access Key ID and a Secret Access Key are generated.
Below are the UpCloud Object Storage parameters used in the following example. Replace them with the actual parameters from your instance.
Note that a1234 in all examples must be replaced with the actual subdomain name of your instance.
Preparing Filezilla
1. Adding the UpCloud S3 Provider to FileZilla
FileZilla must know about our UpCloud provider. Open Edit > Settings, select Transfers > S3:Providers.
Add a new provider and give it a name ('UpCloud a1234' or whatever name is apt);
add the region (in this example: europe-1, description EUROPE-1, endpoint a1234.upcloudobjects.com, without https://);
for 'Catch all' provide the value .a1234.upcloudobjects.com (note the dot at the front);
for 'Format' provide the value %(bucket)s.a1234.upcloudobjects.com;
save (click OK).
2. Setting FileZilla S3 Transfer options
Before adding any objects to the store, a few options must be set that apply to all objects in the store. Not sure about it, but it appeared that these options only take effect on objects that were added after the options were set.
Often objects must be accessible for everyone, like static resources, images etc. for a website. So we want the whole world to have read access to our objects.
In Filezilla:
click menu item Transfer > S3 Options > Canned ACL and check 'Public read access';
click menu item Transfer > S3 Options > Storage class and check 'Standard'.
(Or choose other values where appropriate for your application.)
Now when a new file is added to the store these settings will always be applied to it.
Storage classes and ACLs (predefined sets of often needed permissions) are common S3 knowledge, widely available on the web.
3. Add an entry for the Object Store in FileZilla Site Manager
Click 'New Site', and give it a fancy name;
For Protocol select S3 - Amazon Simple Storage Service;
For Host enter a1234.upcloudobjects.com (NO dot up front, replace a1234 with your actual subdomain);
Select Logon Type 'Normal';
Enter Access Key ID and Secret Access key ID in their respective fields;
Click 'OK' to save.
Now next time when you select this connection (maybe approve the connection for the first time) and click 'Connect' you will see your buckets listed under 'Remote Site' and you can start adding files.
Hope it helps. As of this writing I couldn't find any resources.
It is very well possible that these instructions are not entirely correct or complete, so any suggestions, corrections or additions to this answer are more than welcome.
I've been wondering the same thing myself, the passwords logically are to encrypt/decrypt files depending on the operation you're performing. e.g. when doing genrsa, you're encrypting the output file, the private key.
In other examples, perhaps generating a certificate from a CSR you need to decrypt the input file (the private key) with a password. I can't think of any concrete examples of which commands would require decrypting the input file and encrypting the output file but I think the passin, passout arguments have been separated to facilitate this.
Programming Verilog code into an FPGA is a methodology with several steps, but you are skipping some of them:
Using good Verilog coding style for synthesis
Simulating the Verilog code
Synthesizing the Verilog code and thoroughly reviewing all synthesis reports
I see some potential problems in the Verilog code snippet that you posted into the question:
Using blocking (=) instead nonblocking (<=) assignments in the always block.
Assigning the same signal (such as bit) in independent if statements
Nonblocking assignments should be used to model sequential logic. Using blocking assignments there will likely cause Verilog simulations to produce unexpected results.
You should make yourself familiar with synthesizable good practices. Your FPGA toolchain documentation might have some good guidelines.
You should simulate the Verilog code before synthesis, if you are not already doing so. You need to create a Verilog testbench if your toolchain does not create one for you. You need to drive the inputs with some basic patterns and look at waveforms of your outputs to make sure they behave as expected.
After you synthesize the code for the FPGA, you must review all the synthesis reports. Check for error and warning messages. Sometimes these are buried, so you might need to go looking for them.
for loops seem to not be synthesizable on the FPGA
That is one possibility. Another possibility is that you have a syntax error in your for loops. It is much simpler to debug syntax errors in simulation.
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I did find a solution to the problem. (1) When creating an editor, set the fixedOverflowWidgets property to false in the options parameter and (2) in the div defined to hold the editor, set the overflow CSS style property to 'visible'.
I tried a lot of commands from chatgpt but nothing worked for me. So I turned off my windows defender for a while and intalled latest version on composer and it worked.
python win32serviceutil.HandleCommandLine() [SC] StartService FAILED 1053:The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.
I found a solution to my issue, and I want to share it in case someone else encounters the same problem in the future.
The key was to define a field with a search method in the model. Since store=False fields cannot be used directly in domain filters, I implemented a custom search function to map user_country_id to country_id.
Add this field to the model
user_country_id = fields.Many2one(
'res.country', string="User Country",
store=False, search="_search_user_country"
)
def _search_user_country(self, operator, value):
"""Defines how `user_country_id` is used in domain searches"""
return [('country_id', operator, self.env.user.country_id.id)]
Then, modify the view’s domain condition like this:
const arr = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e']
const dynamic = 3
//remove from the last of the array dynamically
//I know I can pop an element from an array in javascript
//removes from the last
const pop = arr.pop(3)
console.log(arr)
Install bridge virtual box wmare. I stall windows Linux install Apache. Obtain public IP DNS. Open port router.make probably best selection. By alxdefm.
Heyo, I had the same thing going on earlier today. After I did some more googling, I found that devklepacki gave a good solution in this forum post. It has been working for me, hope it works for you as well!!!
Did you get around the error: Error: Encountered an error (InternalServerError) from host runtime.
I am having same problem and wondering if you have any suggesiton for me?
The secret (could not find it documented anywhere) is to add CompilerOptions paths to tsconfig.node.json and tsconfig.app.json as well as tsconfig.json. Then the app compiles and runs succesfully
A work around could be to use the model name feature.
model = tf.keras.models.Sequential([tf.keras.layers.Dense(10,activation='relu',input_shape=(100,))],name='This model trained with 1000 dogs/cats images')
I think the limit on the name string is 1024 characters...
CREATE TABLE mytable (
ID bigint NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
Caller varchar(255) NOT NULL unique,
Name varchar(255) NOT NULL unique,
PRIMARY KEY (ID));
ALTER TABLE `mytable` ADD UNIQUE `unique_index`(`Name`, `Caller`);
How I can add sub tabs under Tab1 and Tab2. SO that when we click either on Tab1 or on Tab2, further sub tabs appear under them. And those sub tabs are also detachable and retachable.
Anna,
Sorry but its either a group resource (e.g. "electricians" at XXX% representing the number of electricians in the group), or it's individual resources (e.g. Joe, Linda, Jack, etc.).
The best you can do with a group resource is to set up a calendar representing time off that is common to all members (e.g. holidays). With individual resources you can of course identify individual time off periods in their resource calendar (e.g. vacation, sick, etc.).
So, if you want/need to track who's available when, you will need to use individual resources and assign them individually to tasks. Remember, you can still use Project's leveling feature to help alleviate overallocation.
With transition attributes you can influence the solver to prioritize nearby visits. However the solver takes into account all parameters you use to influence the solution on top of route conditions including traffic. Sometimes the best solution will include some overlaps if those result in better final routes.
Can you please give it a go to transition attributes as defined in the article below and provide feedback on the result?
requestType: 'USB_REQUEST_TYPE_VENDOR',
recipient: 'USB_RECIPIENT_DEVICE',
SetupParam setup = SetupParam(
requestType: 'USB_REQUEST_TYPE_VENDOR', // Check guide for correct type
recipient: 'USB_RECIPIENT_DEVICE', // Likely correct, but confirm
request: 0x05, // Example: Update with the correct request from guide
value: 0x0001, // Check if this needs a specific value
index: 0x0000, // Check if this needs to target a specific endpoint
);
As no one answered this I racked my brains a little more and investigated the CatLog logs and discovered that the problem was a TaskManager for startLocationUpdatesAsync that was initialized inside a component, moving the initialization outside solved it for me.
Tip: Look at the logs, my log didn't have an indication of what it was, but the previous logs showed me what it could be, and the time periods that the error occurred (30 seconds specifically) indicated what it was. Sometimes the log itself can show for example how when the problem is with react-native-reanimated the logs will have a reference to com.swmansion.reanimated
In general, I really had everything worked out with non-minified version of the library file, but as it turned out the images from which I wanted to get information were protected from the function of working with pixels through CORS. The only thing that I managed and that works at the moment is transferring the functionality into a background script and connecting the library file as a background script.
How can I crop a live video stream from camera because I’m using stabilization algorithm that is causing blurry screen edges when camera move. I’m using NVIDIA with a machine learning code for detect & track objects.
@user3310573
Were you able to get this to work? We have a similar need for spring application to retrieve credentials from CyberArk the same way you did. Appreciate you sharing what you did to get it work
I WANT o be able to assign aninteger to poiner-defined vars. it allows me to do fancy efficient algotihms, C++ is and should be an extention of C !!!!!!!! not Python or java !!!!!!! Do not stagger creativity. Not everything is already inventeded !!!
The reason the container didn't start is because in .NET 8, the container default port changed to 8080. I had to add PORT=8080 in Azure environment variables. After that, everything worked fine.
What's new in containers for .NET 8? The default port also changed
from port 80 to 8080. To support this change, a new environment
variable ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS is available to make it easier to
change ports. The variable accepts a list of ports, which is simpler
than the format required by ASPNETCORE_URLS. If you change the port
back to port 80 using one of these variables, you can't run as
non-root.
LiveCode can create either a Universal Mac app or a Native Silicon app, or a Native Intel app, you have the option to choose when building the standalone app. It will also build Windows/Linux apps in 32bit or 64 bit.
At the moment, I am thinking of using PTY but I am not sure how to attached the slave PTY to a serial port. I'd appreciate if someone show me some example.
I must say, if you are using the C4 DSL extension in VS Code, it will mark errors in all the other dsl files, complaining of a missing "workspace" token. something similar to:
Unexpected tokens (expected: workspace) at line 1 of your path\otherfile.dsl: Product = softwareSystem "Product System" {
but the files are correctly rendered by the server.
Maybe in a scenario where the existing codebase isn't already async-ified, as that can be a hassle because it often requires making many things async.
Otherwise, it's probably best to use asyncio over threads:
Why do we need asyncio? Processes are costly to spawn. So for I/O,
Threads are chosen largely. We know that I/O depends on external stuff - slow disks or nasty network lags make I/O often unpredictable. Now, let’s assume that we are using threads for I/O bound operations. 3
threads are doing different I/O tasks. The interpreter would need to
switch between the concurrent threads and give each of them some time
in turns. Let’s call the threads - T1, T2 and T3. The three threads
have started their I/O operation. T3 completes it first. T2 and T1 are
still waiting for I/O. The Python interpreter switches to T1 but it’s
still waiting. Fine, so it moves to T2, it’s still waiting and then it
moves to T3 which is ready and executes the code. Do you see the
problem here?
T3 was ready but the interpreter switched between T2 and T1 first -
that incurred switching costs which we could have avoided if the
interpreter first moved to T3, right?
Thank you for your help, it seems to work well !!!
Just one thing, when i use css it is working only for single_product_brand and not loop_product_brand. Can you help ? Maybe adding something in div area ?
CSS i used:
.product_brand a {
font-size: 13px;
font-weight: bold
}
thank you for your time, much appreciated !
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So I FINALLY got the solution. I used the between operator, but instead of using "m" for the interval and Now() for the date, I used DateInterval.Month and Today(). Not sure why that mattered, but it is now working!
Here is the exact syntax:
[MonthVariable]
Between
=DateAdd(DateInterval.Month,-3,Today()) =DateAdd(DateInterval.Month,-1,Today())
As stated in the comments by @Ayush Mhetre the correct answer is to remove the return statement on the same line as the res.status().json() and put it AFTER the call to the response object
