Got this problem myself and managed to sort something out. Under CPU affinity the cores need to be specified: 0-3 are A55 and 4-7 are A76. I am using the GUI to create my VMs and managed to get them running ONLY when the CPU affinity is declared. As you've said in your post you can only mix cores within the processors, so the maximum you'll ever be able to create is 4 cores.
I also had some limits on RAM usage when selecting the one core, but seems to have gone away when multiple cores are selected. If one CPU is selected I can only use 1GB of RAM.
Post is quite old but here to clear things up if someone else needs to know.
Is there any compatibility matrix as to what Visual Studio Versions (Say, ranging 2005 - 2017) are compatible with which Windows SDK Versions?
There's "A Brief History of Windows SDKs" article exists, which contains such a table. It's written by @chuck-walbourn, a Microsoft employee. Although being initially posted in 2013, it appears to be still updating, as it mentions Visual Studio 2022. Unfortunately, it doesn't feel truly complete, and I wouldn't consider it official. For example, it doesn't mention "Windows SDK 7.1A for v141_xp Platform Toolset" for VS 2019, which is not only usable there, but is also available for it directly from the Visual Studio Installer, under the name "C++ Windows XP Support for VS 2017 (v141) tools [Deprecated]".
Should any Windows SDK be fully compatible with "any" C++ compiler, or are the different Windows SDK versions bound to certain compiler versions?
Seems to be the case since VS 2015. Of course, this only applies to compatibility between new Visual Studio editions and preceding SDKs, not the other way around.
I stumbled across the same problem, the line added in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf has to be xserver-command=startx -- -nocursor
This Error Come from when Your Flutter Project cant Recognize Web Render
go in run/debug configuration setting and add below line in additional run args :
--web-renderer auto
you can use setMyName method to change it
also you can set different names to different languages
depends on the device language of the user who is interacting with the bot
My most used command for for a quick look is
git status -uno .
Had the same issue, and appear that I cannot be used with output: "static" and for now Astro@5 we can only use output: "server" and this fixed the issue but ofc we need to handle different deployment by that.
used this solution
---
const initialTag = Astro.url.searchParams.get("tag") || "";
---
tried to fix it to work with output: "static"
and marking the page as not prerendered:
---
...
export const prerender = false;
---
but after build it appear - it doesn't work
In Android Studio : Go to File -->Invalidate cache,
Mark all three options and click on Invalidate and Restart button
I am trying to develop similar andriod app and I need guidance, can someone help?
Mustafa
decoration: InputDecoration(
border: OutlineInputBorder(
borderRadius: BorderRadius.all(Radius.circular(9)),
borderSide: BorderSide.none
),
Here are the multiple solutions to this problem, some of which are presented above.
SELECT * FROM robots WHERE name LIKE '%Robot 20%'
SELECT * FROM robots WHERE name LIKE '%Robot 20__%';
SELECT * FROM robots WHERE name LIKE '%20%';
SELECT * from robots WHERE name LIKE '%Robot 200%';
SELECT id, name FROM robots WHERE name LIKE '%Robot 20%' ORDER BY id;
Thank you.
On Error Goto -1 raises the error to the prior scopes error handler, so On Error Goto 0 would error on the current scope as it happens, but -1 sends it to the callee's scope error handlers. So, say you have Function1 calling Function2, if within Function2 any error handling ends out with On Error Goto -1 and then errors, Function1's error handling gets the error, and it would be marked on the actual call to Function2. On Error Goto 0 with in either function before Function2 causes an error, would stop where Function2 occurs the error. Function2 might have its own error handling and never let Function1 know, then again it could sum up with calls it will want Function1 to handle as being just Function2 as the error if it happens. You can On Error Goto -1 and Err.Raise right after to control what is considerably the error to the callee. No error handling prior at any executing point in the application from the beginning makes On Error Goto -1 is similar to On Error Goto 0 in that Sub Main threw the exception and that is the environment handling it no different to On Error Goto 0.
It's a clever line number similar to like NSIS does -1, but it sends to the function call scope, not technically the prior line least error handling.
You can also try a resx-editing extension for VS Code; e.g. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DominicVonk.vscode-resx-editor.
You can specify the classes to train using the classes argument.
model.train(classes=[0,1,2,3,....])
credits: YTG from github
When I'm lazy to copy my Javascript code to some other place in which I could "console.log" — which I would recommend.
I use
throw new Error('My values is: ' + whateverValue);
As expected, this will interrupt the execution and come back as an error with the desired text.
I was able to find an answer for me. I didn't install the @react-email/components package. I don't know why it wasn't installed but now it works totally fine.
Slot menghadirkan hiburan singkat yang bisa dinikmati kapan saja. Inilah permainan yang selalu memberi energi baru.linklist.bio/biru777oficial
The main problem is the Wi-Fi debugging for watchOS which is under-engineered. It’s a chronic issue that burns developer time.
As a 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
I'm facing the same issue and this seems like a tough nut to crack.
One workaround I came across is using sudo to run the script that needs root privileges (and is supposed to send notifications). This provides access to environment variables SUDO_USER and SUDO_UID.
As the user running the Wayland session, run:
$ sudo notify-test.sh --app-name="Script" "Hello world!"
Contents of notify-test.sh:
#!/bin/bash
sudo -u ${SUDO_USER} DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/user/${SUDO_UID}/bus notify-send "$@"
Tested successfully on KDE Plasma running a Wayland session.
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.
As a 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.
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I cannot find a centralized and straightforward way of knowing what are the properties I need to set in order to achieve what I want to do. Where is that documented?
It doesn't exist.
There is a document that lists (or at least tries to) all of the common Spring properties:
However, it doesn't claim to be comprehensive. And it certainly doesn't give you a "straightforward way of knowing" what is needed for any given Spring application.
There is more specific Spring documentation on (for example) how to configure datasources. But even that is unlikely to give you a simple recipe for every application scenario.
I'm new to Spring Boot, and it's not clear to me how I can know in advance what are the Spring Boot properties I need to set up.
In general (i.e. for all possible projects), you can't know that in advance. Even if you are an Spring Boot expert. Even if you have read all of the Spring documentation. Because there will always be cases where someone has forgotten to document something, or the documentation is inadequate ... for that particular case.
In short, you need to read and (try to) understand the documentation that is available, then give it a try. And if that doesn't work, diagnose, search, read some more, ask questions ...
Update your system
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
Download the latest .deb package
wget https://github.com/shiftkey/desktop/releases/download/release-3.4.1-linux1/GitHubDesktop-linux-amd64-3.4.1-linux1.deb
Install the package
sudo apt install ./GitHubDesktop-linux-amd64-3.4.1-linux1.deb -y
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header 1 header 2 cell 1 cell 2 cell 3 cell 4
This explanation really helped! Using the JSON endpoint with the correct User-Agent parameters makes the process much clearer. Way better than trying to scrape the HTML directly—thanks for breaking it down so simply. Regards, GTA SAN APK
Allways I use to decode QR Code From Zxing org because it's 100% No Log in Required you can use for QR Decoder ZXING Org I like
Delete the existing Table from the Database and Restart the server again.
I'm working on a Mac and IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2. I found out that it is stored on ~/Library/Application\ Support/JetBrains/IntelliJIdea2025.2/options/llm.mcpServers.xml.
Fixed it.
@KamilCuk was correct about the issue and the general solution in their answer here, but their specific implementation didn't work for me as it created other errors (see my reply to KamilCuk's answer if curious)
As KamilCuk correctly IDed, the adb command was accepting input continuously as a stream and was just eating the whole file as a single input while it was being looped through line by line.
The answer I got to work was to set the -n flag in the adb shell command which is "Don't read from stdin" in the man page. So the fix was going from the default streaming version of:
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 "$CURRENT_LINE"
to the "Don't read from stdin" version of:
adb shell -n pm uninstall --user 0 "$CURRENT_LINE"
where the heck in dbt Cloud are these default database/schema values configured?
The database where the object is created is defined by the database configured at the environment level in dbt cloud.
why does dbt want to prefix the default schema value to what I originally specified in my config statement?
By default, all dbt models are built in the schema specified in your environment (dbt cloud) or profile's target (dbt Core). If you define a custom schema in dbt_projects.yml file, config() macro, or properties.yml file etc. , dbt concatenates the default schema with the custom one. detailed explanation
Reason is :
Each dbt user has their own target schema for development (refer to Managing Environments). If dbt ignored the target schema and only used the model's custom schema, every dbt user would create models in the same schema and would overwrite each other's work.
By combining the target schema and the custom schema, dbt ensures that objects it creates in your data warehouse don't collide with one another. source
If you don't like this default behavior, you can override it using generate_schema_name macro.
According to WHATWG HTML Specification (22 August 2025):
To perform the timer initialization steps...:
- If timeout is less than 0, then set timeout to 0.
Obviously.
AppOpsManager appOps = (AppOpsManager) context.getSystemService(Context.APP_OPS_SERVICE);
int mode = appOps.checkOpNoThrow(AppOpsManager.OPSTR_GET_USAGE_STATS,
android.os.Process.myUid(), context.getPackageName());
Are you using Next.js? If so, the AuthUpdater component needs to be marked as a client component using "use client", since you're using a hook from it (i.e. useAppDispatch()). Hooks can only be used in client components.
"use client"
...
export const AuthUpdater = () => {
const dispatch = useAppDispatch();
...
};
I ran into this same issue myself and had a little trouble identifying the error.
I change folder "recipes" to "recipe"
The solution for me in Google Colab was:
1- change to GPUT4 (because Nvidia requeried for cuda())
2- !pip install shap==0.48.0
3- !pip install numpy==1.26.4
Finally, I got the same plot (with colors) of original notebook.
Possible: I think the problem is the last version 2.3.2 (Really, with alll versions >=2....) of numpy with shap 0.48.0
From TailwindCSS v4, a new CSS-first configuration was introduced, so tailwind.config.js is no longer needed and can be deleted.
So your new configuration looks something like this: global.css
@import "tailwindcss";
@source ./src/**/*.{astro,html,js,jsx,md,mdx,svelte,ts,tsx,vue};
@theme {
/* ... */
}
The @config was created so that anyone migrating from v3 to v4 would have the option to get their app running quickly with minimal changes, but many breaking changes have occurred in the meantime, which you should review:
Other related:
The PureCloudPlatformClientV2 is about 199MB in size. By comparison, botocore is 22MB. By the time you add in some other libraries you have an unzipped package that exceeds 250MB - the limit set per https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/gettingstarted-limits.html#function-configuration-deployment-and-execution
Just added the pre-build-command example given by tarleb and worked! It seems that the newer version of sphinx-action fixed the implementation.
- name: Build HTML
uses: ammaraskar/[email protected] #sphinx-action@master
# installing pandoc by pre-build-command
with:
pre-build-command: \>-
apt-get update && apt-get install -y pandoc
Thanks a lot!
The Twig format_date filter which is related to the format_datetime filter has a note explaining we need to install 2 dependencies to use it:
composer require twig/intl-extra
composer require twig/extra-bundle
After installing it, the filter works fine. I've opened a PR to update the filter documentation
The key here, is I am using a specialized audio source in my project, which is Blackhole virtual mixer, and the general use constructor TranslationRecognizer(...) is not capable of handling a more complex MediaStream that is not just the built-in microphone for example.
So, in order to setup and audioConfig with a non-standard audio source, such as Blackhole loopback audio, a MediaStream you need to you use the factory.
TranslationRecognizer.fromConfig(speechTranslationConfig, AutoDetectLanguageConfig, AudioConfig).
Gemini 2.5
Did you ever find a better solution for this problem?
I ended up creating an artificial module :hiltbridge which implements both :domain and :data and only contains one di file, the RepositoryModule binding the interface (from domain) with the implementation (from data).
:app implements this :hildbridge module instead of :data
It is still not an ideal solution, but I prefer it this way rather than :app implementing the whole :data module
## Understanding the CSSStyleSheet.insertRule() Polyfill for IE 5-8
This polyfill addresses a critical compatibility issue with Internet Explorer versions 5-8, which had different implementations of CSS rule insertion compared to modern browsers.
### Key Points Explained:
**1. Selector and Rule Separation**
The polyfill handles the fact that IE 5-8's `addRule()` method expects separate parameters for the selector and rules, while modern `insertRule()` expects a single string like `"h1 { color: white }"`
**2. Argument Processing**
```javascript
selectorAndRule.substring(closeBracketPos)
```
This extracts the CSS rules (everything after the closing `}`) from the combined string.
**3. Insert Index Handling**
The `arguments[3]` represents the insertion index. In IE, this becomes the third parameter to `addRule()`, allowing you to specify where in the stylesheet the rule should be inserted.
**4. Bracket Parsing Logic**
The complex bracket parsing (`openBracketPos`, `closeBracketPos`) handles edge cases like:
- Escaped characters in CSS strings
- Nested brackets in CSS values
- Malformed CSS syntax
### Why This Matters:
Modern browsers use:
```javascript
stylesheet.insertRule("h1 { color: white }", 0);
```
IE 5-8 requires:
```javascript
stylesheet.addRule("h1", "color: white", 0);
```
This polyfill bridges that gap, allowing you to write modern code that works across all browsers.
### Usage Example:
```javascript
// This works in all browsers with the polyfill
stylesheet.insertRule("h1 { color: red; font-size: 20px }", 0);
```
The polyfill is essential for maintaining cross-browser compatibility in legacy applications that still need to support older IE versions.
Just delete the previous build files under android/build and rebuild it
Unoficial so far, but there is https://github.com/fschulze/lektor-rst -- it's pretty robust, and has been used for BeeWare (a Python project)'s website for a long time before the transitioned to Markdown: https://web.archive.org/web/20241223100350/https://beeware.org/ -- so even though it's unofficial it's been battle-tested.
From My understanding, "virtual" keyword in inheritance says to the compiler like
If this base class appears again and again for multiple times in inheritance, than keep only one copy instead of creating duplicates.
For example, suppose you are studying in university and there are two or more departments are ready to give you their separate graduation certificates because you excel in all of them. But you actually need only one common certificate from the university no matter how many separate departments you excel in.
we can think Virtual inheritance as "Share on copy" rule.
In your example, since there is no diamond problem, writing "virtual" doesn’t change the behaviour.
You can use the vuetify defaults options in your config:
import { createVuetify } from 'vuetify'
export default createVuetify({
defaults: {
VBtn: { variant: 'outlined' },
},
})
use onSquareClick instead of onPieceClick.
Also go through the docs for any other information
https://react-chessboard.vercel.app/?path=/docs/how-to-use-basic-examples--docs
<Chessboard
id="click-test"
position={position}
onSquareClick={onSquareClick}
/>
This is tedious, but finally I got this to work as described. It is a pity that Microsoft does not add a function to do this in a more straightforward and intuitive way, maybe on the [Format Picture] dialog box.
I would add that the default [Properties] in the [Format Graphic] dialog is "Move, but don't size with cells" - I changed this to "Move and size with cells" - since I was using symbols in the header row. On the other hand, if (say) a picture of a person in a directory spreadsheet was important, it may be best to expand the cell to fit the picture (presumably sized at the outset to some standard size).
Also, I notice that when an image or icon is selected, the [Alignment] tab on the [Home] ribbon is dimmed-out. It would be nice to be able to align left, centre or right. For example.
I also tried this with:
I dragged the selected icon to the desired cell, then snapped the edges to of the icon to the cell borders - while holding down the [Alt] key. This left me with a distorted icon ratio.
Then, in the (right-click) {Format Graphic] dialog box (expand [Size]) I de-selected "Lock aspect ration" then manually changed the width (or height, as appropriate). However, before I did that, I calculated the height to width ratio of the original icon, and used that ratio to determine the appropiate width (or height) to enter.
Having done that, there appears to be no way to centre the resized icon within the cell. It defaults to left alignment when, I suspect most folks would prefer it to default to centre alignment. The only way is to manually move the icon using repeated [right arrow] clicks. This is, again, tedious.
Surely the Microsoft office team could embed a function to automate this in the [Format Graphic] / [Size and Properties…] - it seems both lead to [Format Graphic].
~~
There was a kotlinconf talk that built this https://2025.kotlinconf.com/talks/800713/, check it out.
You are forced to compile the class with javac to get the headers.
The command consists of three parts.
-h is the directory where the headers go.
-d is the directory where classes go.
Finally comes the source file.
So new javah built inside javac works like this:
javac.exe -h C:/output/file_headers -d C:/output/classes C:/src/HelloC.java
yes, you could use subprocess in python
For those using cookies like me:
Click on cookies:
Then add your jwt:
function verifyToken(req, res, next) {
console.log(req.cookies) // log it here
const token = req.cookies.jwt
const decoded = jwt.verify(token, JWT_SECRET)
...
next()
}
Click on ⓘ then cookies:
Run this command in the terminal before starting the session
tmux set -g mouse on
Open the edit configurations and check modify options.
Unselect the Add content roots to PYTHONPATH
Unselect the Add source roots to PYTHONPATH
My personal choose is MVC. Reason: you don't get any benephits paying with code complexety and maintainability.
Here is article about performance testing:
https://medium.com/@flexcainfo/springboot-choosing-between-mvc-and-reactive-for-your-next-project-7436fb4db877
:has() is widely available since 2023const label = document.querySelector('label:has(input)')
Request URL
https://applicant.myintealth.app/s/sfsites/aura?r=20&aura.ApexAction.execute=1
Request Method
POST
Status Code
200 OK
Remote Address
95.101.22.184:443
Referrer Policy
origin-when-cross-origin
Response Headers
Request Headers
Network Log Row Name: aura?r=20&aura.ApexAction.execute=1/s/sfsites
I think the file ".ycm_extra_config.py" should be ".ycm_extra_conf.py".
I'm not sure if it's a problem that I have session_start(); in two places—in index.php and login.php. If I remove it from one of these files, logging in on the site doesn't work, so I guess it has to stay.
SESSION_DRIVER=database
Should be = cookie
not database
I got this error "Protocol Error 0x0F: Insufficient Encryption" in bleak when I tried to detect services with their provided service_explorer.py-script when the device was not paired correctly.
So I used windows-bluetooth to connect to the bluetooth device and entered the provided pin from the device to connect.
After that running the service_explorer.py again and the "Insufficiant Encryption"-Error was gone.
Using PowerShell on Windows generated same error, using Command Prompt was fine. Make sure you use Command Prompt instead of PowerShell when running this on Windows.
I ran into the same issue and tried all the suggested solutions, but nothing worked—until I simply restart. That did the trick. You guys should definitely give that a shot.
VERY LATE ADDITION here, but in Virtual Studio code, check your MSFT C/C++ extension settings. I had the same issue which got resolved when changing my C_Cpp > Default : Compiler args. It was originally on the C++03 version, change it to a version that has the std::array
You can do this with Server-side rendering (SSR). I don't know what kind of tools/build chain you are using with react, but Vite supports SSR for example, Next.js does as well. The question is rather generic, but this answer should put you in the right direction.
I have only one submodule, so I did
git submodule foreach git checkout <SHA>
and everything were reverted successfully
Also, check if the "UserName" and "NormalizedUserName" columns contain the values you expect; those are what you need for login. For me, it somehow became the name instead of the email address.
This is how you can do the Caesar cipher simply. In this code, if you enter a number greater than 26, it won’t cause any errors. For example, if you enter the word ‘Apple’ and a shift value of 123, the code will automatically wrap around the alphabet and perform the shifts correctly and the out put would be 'tiiex'.
If you run into any errors, please let me know.
try:
word = input("Enter a word: ")
shift = int(input("Enter the number of times that you want to shift: "))
letters = ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l", "m",
"n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "s", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x", "y", "z"]
cipherText = ""
for char in word.lower():
if char in letters:
index = letters.index(char)
newIndex = (index + shift) % 26
cipherText += letters[newIndex]
else:
cipherText += char
print("Encrypted word:", cipherText)
except ValueError:
print("Please enter a valid input.")
Use a small controlled dataset with known expected results. Validate each join/aggregation step separately using COUNT()/SUM().
Tool: https://www.db-fiddle.com
Tips & sample queries → Search @PythonCodeWithYogendra SQL Testing.
I build internet speed test for checking actual internet speed.
Demo: https://mamedul.github.io/ispeedtest
Codes git: https://github.com/mamedul/ispeedtest
Delete the stray ~ folder in site-packages, run pip cache purge, then install the correct PyAudio wheel for Python 3.11 from Gohlke’s site using python -m pip install <whl> instead of pip install pyaudio
gsutil -m cp -R /home/$USER gs://BUCKET_NAME
use multiprocessing gsutil
| header 1 | header 2 |
|---|---|
| Start game | moaz watching the film |
| Run with police | win game |
It might be too late, but if you have already set android:inputType="textMultiLine" and it still doesn't work, try setting android:maxLines to some number, and it should be fixed.
Go to Source Control Settings > Views and check "Repositories" and "Changes"
Select in "Repositories" list all repos you need via "CTRL" or "SHIFT" and click
Go to Source Control Settings and hide "Repositories"
Finally you have all desired repositories in "Changes" view.
here I answer deep about in my website https://www5star.health.blog/2025/08/19/aeo-vs-seo-how-to-rank-in-googles-ai-powered-search/
You don’t have to add a network_security_config.xml unless your app needs custom rules (like allowing cleartext HTTP traffic, trusting custom CAs, or disabling certificate pinning for debug builds).
By default, on API 28+ (Android 9 and up), cleartext (HTTP) traffic is blocked unless you explicitly enable it via network_security_config. If your app only uses HTTPS and doesn’t need special exceptions, you’re fine without that file.
This usually happens if you have msys2 installation on Win7 and upgrade the packages to a version compatible only with win10+. The new OS has additional exports in its kernel and some libraries; these exports were not in place on Win7, so loader will fail.
While the question here is clearly about Cygwin rather than Msys2, similar solutions may apply - keep your runtime libraries in a version which still supports Win7, if you want to continue using that OS.
Details for Msys2 are here:
Is it possible to install MSYS2 on Windows 7?
you can store token inside redis or backend (on memory) and you just need to store session id and send backend session in frontend . so you don't need store large jwt token in cookie or other storages .
7
I was referring to the same test example at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/kotlin-multiplatform-dev/compose-test.html#62f6e1cb facing the same error. As far as I understand you can run tests for android only from terminal: "Currently, you cannot run common Compose Multiplatform tests using android (local) test configurations, so gutter icons in Android Studio, for example, won't be helpful."
Unfortunately I don't have a solution for this, but I'm experiencing the same issue right now and it appears to be a known issue with the API at this time.
https://github.com/LibraryOfCongress/api.congress.gov/issues
Install latest version of nodejs-(LTS) in your system
you might have running older version of node
Looks like this issue comes from Astro’s internal Vite. In the meantime, you can just run npm update vite to bump the version manually.
#!/bin/sh
if [ "$var1" != "${var1%mtu *}" ]; then
echo "Matches, do something"
fi
If the pattern doesn't match its value will be equal to the variable. If there's a match (even with % or #) it will return something else... and we're good to go :)
So, getting the elephant out the way first. "Append" means "Insert at the end [of something]" and "Prepend" means "Insert at the beginning [of something]".
Now that we know the difference between "append" and "prepend". I'd like to mention that <Element>.append() exists.
And also that the ".appendChild()" is, more specifically: <Node>.appendChild().
It makes more sense now to compare <Element>.append() with <Node>.appendChild() than <Element>.prepend() with <Node>.appendChild(), now that we know the difference between the words "prepend" and "append".
So, first. Note that one is a method of <Element> whilst the other is a method of <Node>. If you look at the linked MDN page of <Element> you'll see that an <Element> "is" a <Node> (but not all nodes are elements).
If you're reading this, you probably know what an element is, but what is a node? Well, a simple way to figure out that is to look at the types of nodes that exist. You can also find that information on MDN, but for your convience, a screenshot has been provided below:
Most notably, however. Or rather, the only other node that I remember is the "text node". This is an example of a text node:
I'm sure you've seen this before, it's an example of a child node, that isn't an element.
This distinction is important, since you may be iterating on <Element>.childNodes, and wondering why all of a sudden ".append() is not a function" when you've obviously used in a million times. The solution there would be to use <Element>.children or .appendChild().
TL;DR .append() is better than .appendChild() in practically every way.
For starters, you can directly append text nodes as strings:
- parent.appendChild('This is some text.'); // Error
+ parent.append('This is some text.'); // Totally fine.
You would need to create a text node:
+ parent.appendChild(document.createTextNode('This is some text.')); // Fine.
Also, .appendChild() returns the Node. Whereas, .append() simply returns undefined. Wait, this is actually inconvenient.
But, .appendChild() is also just much more stricter, take a look at the list of throw cases for this exception:
Versus (for .append())...
You can also .append() multiple nodes at once... whereas you can only .append[ASingleNode]Child() at a time.
Which means this will work:
// Move all pinned tasks to the top of the to-do list.
todoListElem.prepend(...todoListElem.childNodes.values().filter((taskElem) => taskElem.classList.includes('pin'));
Well, it's quite simple. <Node>.appendChild() is old. It comes from the original, foundational, DOM API. And that API was designed to be very precise, low-level, or let's just say, it was a lot more "computer scientist" than "web developer". After all, those the were the people who created it. The generic idea was "This method will do one thing, and do it explicitly".
That's why .appendChild() is purposefully so strict.
.append(), is a modern "addition" - actually, the whole "Element" API is an "addition", that was built "on top" of the "Node". So, it contains everything from the past... and more (for backwards-compatiability, ensuring all old websites still work and whatnot).
This newer API, developed by web developers, just looked at how people (and themselves ig) were using the existing methods and just made life more convenient for everyone. So, now we don't have to manually create a text node.. every. single. time. The .append() does that for us internally.
One thing that is less convenient though, is the return value. If everything is supposed to be easier - why the hell would you return "undefined"? Method-chaining is awesome!
The reason is quite simple. Since you can append multiple elements, what should the return value be?
Okay, the natural conclusion is an array of nodes (included newly created nodes, e.g; String -> TextNode, return TextNode). But now, if there's one node, do we return just that one node and array... with just one node inside of it? There's pros and cons to both (I'd recommend the array).
Another issue is just performance, creating an array every single time you append, is too much - maybe not for your web project, but JavaScript (and the DOM API) is built for a wide variety of project types, and for some, performance is important (JS is already slow enough as it is - compared to other languages), and the DOM API is a very critical point. Simply put: undefined is the cheapest and fastest option.
And finally, you could say it's also to encourage best practices. While method-chaining is really useful sometimes, it can lead to unreadable code. The forceful removal that, makes your code a more straight-forward list of excutable tasks. Like:
// 1. Create and collect your nodes
const div = document.createElement('div');
const span = document.createElement('span');
const nodesToAdd = [div, span];
// 2. Configure them
nodesToAdd.forEach(node => node.classList.add('new'));
// 3. Perform the DOM operation
parent.append(...nodesToAdd);
// 4. ...
Which is a lot more nicer than...
parent.append(document.createElement('div'), document.createElement('span')).forEach(node => node.classList.add('new'));
Albeit, I'd say that a competent developer would learn to not do that anyways, and the programming language shouldn't be the one to enforce best practices. However, I don't think this is actually the case, since modern JS usually does what I prefer: a slight nudge / encouragement, like how: <Document>.getElementById('myElement') (old & strict method, heavily encourages you to use only one, unique ID in your HTML code). But modern JS gives you the option of document.querySelectorAll('#myElement');. Although, you could also argue that that is just an "unfortunate" consequence / a "negative" side-effect of using CSS selectors.
Anyways, I went on a little tangent - hope all your questions were answered.
This is called View Ttransition.
You have a tutorial here : View Transitions but be carefull, this don't work yet on firefox.
You need a litle Javascript to make the transition between pages.
It is simple component which provides the feature.
.setBody(simple("resource:classpath:file.txt"))
File must obviously be present at route compile time, not at its execution.
I used another package which is this one : https://pub.dev/packages/angur_html_to_pdf
Thanks all guys, who answered. For me the next code works fine:
public static async Task DragAndDrop(ILocator source, ILocator target, IPage page)
{
var sourceBox = await source.BoundingBoxAsync();
var targetBox = await target.BoundingBoxAsync();
await page.Mouse.MoveAsync(sourceBox.X + sourceBox.Width / 2, sourceBox.Y + sourceBox.Height / 2);
await page.Mouse.DownAsync();
await page.Mouse.MoveAsync(targetBox.X + targetBox.Width / 2, targetBox.Y + targetBox.Height / 2, new() { Steps = 20 });
await page}
Instead of read -s -r -N 1 use read -e -s -r -N 1 call. Here only addition is the -s switch which tells read to use readline library for input and then only read will be able to understand arrow keys and other complex keystrokes.
For those looking for multiple staging areas in Git, git-cl provides this functionality.
Instead of repeatedly cycling through git add -p, you can organise changes by intent at the file level:
git cl add bugfixes solver.py utils.py # Bug fixes
git cl add features analysis.py plotting.py # New features
git cl status # See organised changes
git cl commit bugfixes -m "Fix convergence issues"
For scenarios involving many smaller commits from a large changeset, you can organise changes as you work (git cl add hotfix equations.py) then commit each logical group when ready. This solves the multiple staging area problem while working with Git's existing staging model
I just deleted my android folder and then created again by using "flutter create ." command and it worked for me
This page from ish should help. Remember that the popup keyboard has a carrot that is the CTRL key. So you can always press the ^ and C to stop any active ish process/program. https://ish.app/?ref=BetaPage
By combination of the solution from
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79700580/22944268
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79738017/22944268
i was able to get the answer the question "How to pass data from an MCP client to an MCP server in Java with Spring AI?"
i tried this implementation and it worked.
Thank you for everyone's contribution.
But, usestate doesn't work, it has no effect on the const. What could be the problem?
Please suggest a solution for why my gmail api shows a 500 internal server error when I push my code to production. In localhost, they show 200ok status, but when I push my code to the production branch so they show a 500 error. Can someone please help me?
from moviepy.editor import *
# Create a simple solid background (red)
bg_clip = ColorClip(size=(720, 480), color=(200, 50, 50)).set_duration(5)
# Add a simple moving rectangle (just for random fun effect)
rect = ColorClip(size=(200, 100), color=(50, 200, 50)).set_duration(5)
rect = rect.set_position(lambda t: (50 + int(t*100), 200)) # moves horizontally
# Combine background + rectangle
final_clip = CompositeVideoClip([bg_clip, rect])
# Export random video
output_path = "/mnt/data/random_demo.mp4"
final_clip.write_videofile(output_path, fps=24)
The difference comes from how Ruby parses line breaks and arguments inside parentheses
in your second case:
puts(x
-y)
Ruby doesnt see this as (x-y)
it actually parses it as (x,-y)
to get expected -1:
puts(x-y)
or
puts(x\
-y)
this isn't a bug just rubys parsing rule
val comicConStuff = context.assets //or just assets if you are in the context
.open("CSV files/ComicCon.csv")
.bufferedReader()
.use {
it.readText()
}
I found out myself, I had to comment out a line from the template:
dependencies {
testImplementation(libs.junit)
testImplementation(libs.opentest4j)
// IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin Dependencies Extension - read more: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/tools-intellij-platform-gradle-plugin-dependencies-extension.html
intellijPlatform {
// create(providers.gradleProperty("platformType"), providers.gradleProperty("platformVersion"))
// Plugin Dependencies. Uses `platformBundledPlugins` property from the gradle.properties file for bundled IntelliJ Platform plugins.
bundledPlugins(providers.gradleProperty("platformBundledPlugins").map { it.split(',') })
// Plugin Dependencies. Uses `platformPlugins` property from the gradle.properties file for plugin from JetBrains Marketplace.
plugins(providers.gradleProperty("platformPlugins").map { it.split(',') })
// Module Dependencies. Uses `platformBundledModules` property from the gradle.properties file for bundled IntelliJ Platform modules.
bundledModules(providers.gradleProperty("platformBundledModules").map { it.split(',') })
testFramework(TestFrameworkType.Platform)
webstorm("2025.2")
}
}