Aside from the Required Claims as defined by the specification, the Authorization Server MAY include other Claims in the ID Token and can include additional Claims in the Userinfo response.
That is to say, the specification leaves it up to the implementation exactly what information you return beyond the required. It could make decisions based on the User's preference, what is required by privacy laws, how much it trusts the Clients involved, etc. So Shibboleth is within spec by not including the email in the ID token by default, but so is Keycloak for including it.
As for your question: Querying the UserInfo endpoint for claims you need that aren't present is compliant and seems to be the best way to handle this. Getting more information about a user is part of the purpose of the UserInfo endpoint.
I had this issue whilst trying to run a Blazor MAUI App without having the .NET MAUI Extension installed ...
You may have to escape your newlines using the backslash \
character:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> \
<item> \
<text>Address</text> \
<data>Sample 
 Text 123</data> \
</item> \
...
Enterprise Cloudflare plans offer access to raw logs, which include information about all requests made to your website, including IP addresses.
Following the link from Tore and inspecting the ProtocolMessage properties, I managed to manually set the redirect url.
I've added this under .AddOpenIdConnect:
config.Events.OnRedirectToIdentityProvider = context =>
{
context.ProtocolMessage.RedirectUri = "https://TestWebsite.co.uk/ids/signin-oidc";
context.ProtocolMessage.IssuerAddress = "https://TestWebsite.co.uk/ids/connect/authorize";
return Task.CompletedTask;
};
It learns via bootstrapping. It looks at one frame (one timestep, ignore for a moment we pass 4 frames for one timestep) and if it has a high value, due to just striking a ball, it determines that any frame that lead to this in time step k-1 should also have a higher value (discounted by a gamma). Going recursively back, it also then assigns a higher value to a previous time step that lead to k-1, which is k-2.
In this sense, any situation in which a ball that is seemingly likely to "get stuck", as it is going for the narrow hole on the left will have a higher Q-value. Extend that logic, and over many many itterations, via such bootstrapping state-action pairs that lead to such outcomes will have higher values since they lead to the situations that lead to the situations ... that ended up in higher results.
In short - first frames/situations near just scoring a point will increase in value and this will slowly "creep back" towards the early states/decisions that lead to it over many many iterations. Situations that lead to many good outcomes such as "almost about to get stuck" will therefor also have a higher value, and consequently situations that lead to "about to pass the the hole and get stuck" will also increase in value as well.
Use the AWS documentation and install the headless version and if for ec2 web servers you would need to install the headless version
If you have multiple versions and want to switch use the last command in the answer by @rahimli
I have the same problems, thinks that we should have the pages_messaging permissions. I tried but Facebook reviewers are toooooo slow and I have a long time have not reviewed my permissions. If you don't have that permission, You can't get the lastname and firstname, and also picture,email,....
I upgraded the Unity project to version 6000.1.9f1 and all issues are fixed!
But error messages aren't very clear!
I found the root and solution of my problem. Since version 9 and higher, Android requires the use of HTTPS only. This policy is known as the "Network Security Configuration". To continue using HTTP, I should set "usesCleartextTraffic" to true. Unfortunately, on the Internet, I found old recommendations that suggest simply adding it to the app.json, and naturally, it didn't work. However, in the final version of the Expo, some changes were made. I should first install an expo-build-properties plugin and set usesCleartextTraffic to true in it.
If someone comes across this in 2025, then here is the solution https://developer.android.com/studio/known-issues#run-config-missing-gradle
Select the end of the line:
If you need to run from the beginning of the procedure: Ctrl + Shift + Home
If you just need to run that line: Shift + Up Arrow
Then execute the procedure
Also happens when your iPhone is first registered, the type status is still "iPhoneProcessing", the Registration may become available for development and ad hoc distribution in 24 to 72 hours.
Check this link also with more explanation https://usingaspdotnet.blogspot.com/2025/07/how-to-display-word-file-in-html-using.html
I solved this by deleting "MyProjectFolder/.vs" folder.
I solved this by deleting "MyProjectFolder/.vs" folder.
The issue was with my activityProvider. As it turned out, i called it too early using Koin, so it tried to launch lifecycle observer before Application was created (propably). What I ended up doing is moving creating listener to Application onCreate and it fixed all my problems with activity context not being present on initial launch, but only on device rotation etc
This does not combine toMatchSnapshot
and toBeCloseTo
but solves the underlying problem: loosely compare to a bunch of known results.
Instead of using snapshots at all, I have made a JSON file with the expected results. I import it in the test file and compare with it using toBeCloseTo
.
These are Mapping Parameters, whose context are limited to the Mapping, not the Mapping Task.
In short: Only In/Out Parameters are reflected in the Mapping Task.
Although the reality is a far more stringent and depending on your use case you may need to set up a Task Flow for the Mapping Task.
I ran into the same problem recently, and ended up creating a full TypeScript port of Symfony’s ExpressionLanguage.
It mirrors the PHP API and syntax almost exactly, so you can evaluate the same expressions in both environments.
Here is the npm package for anyone still in need @andreasnicolaou/typescript-expression-language
Git repo: typescript-expression-language
MapProperties.mapStyleOptions ignored on Xiaomi devices. It applies as random as it can be
thanks for this, helped me out alot, turns out i dont need the ios folder if im not using any native ios code, my project is a fully expo react native code
What worked for me was setting the following request header:
'Sec-Fetch-Site': 'none'
I like to tone down my buttons if they are in disabled states with bg-opacity-* opacity is not preferable as this will also tone down the text. Lets say my buttons have no multiple types like primary, secondary, success etc. with the new way i would need to explode my logic for applying the disabled state for each type instead of just adding the bg-opacity. would you say this is a legitimate Use Case for introducing this utility back or am i missing another feature of tailwind?
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"Parallel testing of the tests within a single suite starts as soon as you run the suite. When you run a suite using the Cloud Runner, all the tests within the suite run in parallel ignoring the execution order and abort on failure."
Declension of words in plural in Django templates. Solution for Russian language: Склонение слов во множественном числе в шаблонах Django.
You're doing what many start with: RGB/HSV distance. The issue you're hitting is a classic — perceived color and numberic proximity in RGB...
Color math ain't mathin...
A couple breadcrumbs:
There's a color space with a name that starts with L and ends in ab — look into it.
Once there, don't just calculate raw distance — search for a metric named deltaE, specifically the one from the 2000s.
If your algorithm thinks dark blue is silver, you might want to investigate how saturation and luminance interact in low-light colors.
You're not far off. Just need to switch dimensions (literally).
There are a few changes you can make here to make this a little easier to add to. A couple major items to look at:
Player
object's responsibility to check for legal plays? This is likely a better fit for the Board
object. In fact, it is hard to imagine the role a Player
object fulfils in this structure, since you are the player and you are handling all the I/O in your controller/event loop, which is currently just in the main.Board
object likely doesn't need to understand the Player
object, it only needs to provide its state and methods to update its state. Later, then you add a visual component to this, the visual component, maybe called View
, will request the game state from the Board
and draw it to screen, providing visually rich user input controls, and then forwarding those inputs to your Board
for updates.Board
object into your constructor for your Player
and then save it to its internal state to reference whenever you need to make an update.Player
object for every input. I recommend moving the Player
object initialization outside of the loop and referencing the same object over and over. This does require reworking the Player
class a little to accept inputs from a function call instead of at initialization.To address just the question as asked, I recommend changes like the following:
main.py
from Board import *
from Player import *
if __name__ == "__main__":
b = Board()
p = Player(b) # Edited
while True:
old_x_input = int(input("x: "))
old_y_input = int(input("y: "))
new_x_input = int(input("move to newX: "))
new_y_input = int(input("move to newY: "))
# print(b.move()) # Edited
p.move(old_x_input, old_y_input, new_x_input, new_y_input) # Added
print(b.board_flaeche) # Edited
Player.py
# from numpy import np
# import main # Edited
from Board import *
# from x, y to newX, newY
class Player:
def __init__(self, board): # Edited
self.board = board # Added
# Edited
# self.old_x = old_x
# self.old_y = old_y
# self.new_x = new_x
# self.new_y = new_y
#
# def getOldX(self):
# return self.old_x
#
# def getOldY(self):
# return self.old_y
#
# def getNewX(self):
# return self.new_x
#
# def getNewY(self):
# return self.new_y
# switching positions - not finished yet
def move(self, old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y): # Edited
# Board.board_flaeche[x][y] = Board.board_flaeche[newX][newY]
self.legal_length(old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y) # Added
# Still need to add something here, such as self.board.move(old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y)
# ToDo:
# Task: Write a method legal_length where old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y
# must be checked if they are within the self.board_area[i][j] range
def legal_length(self, old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y): # Edited
# ToDo Problem:
# how do I get the attributes from another class in Python without creating an instance each time
pass
# Added section
if old_x >= self.board.x or old_x < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided old x is outside of range! {self.board.x} > {old_x} >= 0')
if old_y >= self.board.y or old_y < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided old y is outside of range! {self.board.y} > {old_y} >= 0')
if new_x >= self.board.x or new_x < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided new x is outside of range! {self.board.x} > {new_x} >= 0')
if new_y >= self.board.y or new_y < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided new y is outside of range! {self.board.y} > {new_y} >= 0')
# / Added section
def setPosition(self, new_x, new_y):
pass
Board.py
import numpy as np
from Player import *
class Board:
def __init__(self, x=None, y=None):
if x is None:
x = int(input("Enter the width of the board: "))
if y is None:
y = int(input("Enter the height of the board: "))
self.x = x
self.y = y
self.board_flaeche = np.zeros((x, y), dtype=str)
fruits_liste = ["Y", "B", "P"]
for i in range(x):
for j in range(y):
self.board_flaeche[i][j] = np.random.choice(fruits_liste)
print(self.board_flaeche)
# do I need it??
# self.player = Player(0, 0, 0, 0) # Edited
# Recommend this function have the following signature:
# def move(self, old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y):
def move(self):
old_x = self.player.getOldX()
old_y = self.player.getOldY()
new_x = self.player.getNewX()
new_y = self.player.getNewY()
# Update position of the player instance
# self.player.setPosition(new_x, new_y)
But overall, to address some of my other comments, I would recommend a larger rework to better divide the responsibilities of each class to look something like this:
import numpy as np
class Board:
fruit_lists = ['Y', 'B', 'P']
def __init__(self, x_size: int = None, y_size: int = None):
if x_size is None:
x_size = int(input("Enter the width of the board: "))
if y_size is None:
y_size = int(input("Enter the height of the board: "))
self.x_size: int = x_size
self.y_size: int = y_size
rng = np.random.default_rng()
self.board_flaeche = rng.choice(Board.fruit_lists, size=(self.x_size, self.y_size))
def get_state(self):
return self.board_flaeche
def print_board(self):
board_str = ''
for row in self.board_flaeche:
for col in row:
board_str += f' {col} '
board_str += '\n'
print(board_str)
def validate_move(self, old_x: int, old_y: int, new_x: int, new_y: int):
if old_x >= self.x_size or old_x < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided old x is outside of range! {self.x_size} > {old_x} >= 0')
if old_y >= self.y_size or old_y < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided old y is outside of range! {self.y_size} > {old_y} >= 0')
if new_x >= self.x_size or new_x < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided new x is outside of range! {self.x_size} > {new_x} >= 0')
if new_y >= self.y_size or new_y < 0:
raise ValueError(f'Provided new y is outside of range! {self.y_size} > {new_y} >= 0')
def move(self, old_x: int, old_y: int, new_x: int, new_y: int):
self.validate_move(old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y)
# Valid input, now swap them
source_fruit = self.board_flaeche[old_x, old_y]
target_fruit = self.board_flaeche[new_x, new_y]
self.board_flaeche[old_x, old_y] = target_fruit
self.board_flaeche[new_x, new_y] = source_fruit
class Player:
def __init__(self):
pass
def get_input(self):
old_x_input = int(input("x: "))
old_y_input = int(input("y: "))
new_x_input = int(input("move to newX: "))
new_y_input = int(input("move to newY: "))
return old_x_input, old_y_input, new_x_input, new_y_input
class Game:
def __init__(self):
self.board = None
self.player = None
def start_new_game(self, x_size: int = None, y_size: int = None):
self.board = Board(x_size, y_size)
self.player = Player()
while True:
self.board.print_board()
old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y = self.player.get_input()
try:
self.board.move(old_x, old_y, new_x, new_y)
except ValueError:
print('Bad move requested! Try again')
if __name__ == '__main__':
game = Game()
game.start_new_game()
With this rework, each class is only responsible for one thing. The Board
is only responsible for keeping track of the board, making updates to it, printing itself to console etc. The Player
is only responsible for handling player interactions. The Game
is only responsible for setting up and running the event loop. Now as you add functionality it'll be much easier to stay organized, as each object is more independent, and once you add a graphical component to it, you'll only need to update the Game
class without really worrying about what's in the other classes.
I came here after finding this problem.
In my specific case it turned out that I downloaded the download page from the apache server and not the model itself.
The property problem probably means that the SentenceModel couldn't unzip your model file and read it as a resource.
java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "java.util.Properties.getProperty(String)" because "manifest" is null
at opennlp.tools.util.model.BaseModel.getManifestProperty(BaseModel.java:542)
at opennlp.tools.util.model.BaseModel.initializeFactory(BaseModel.java:281)
at opennlp.tools.util.model.BaseModel.loadModel(BaseModel.java:266)
at opennlp.tools.util.model.BaseModel.<init>(BaseModel.java:173)
at opennlp.tools.sentdetect.SentenceModel.<init>(SentenceModel.java:69)
It's called an existential type or existential box.
if anyone facing same issue still after apply above solution Please follow that I solve my issue through this steps : -
In Windows
Stop android Studio close it.
Go to your Local disk C:\Users\abcExample\.gradle directory find caches folder
inside folder find Different version folder
like
8.9
8.11.1
8.12
Every Folder Inside find
"transforms" and Delete This
then start Android studio again and rebuild the project .
that working in my project .
Given the solution for the classic Bluetooth devices in Mike Petrichenko's answer, I did some research on how to use WinRT and raw PowerShell scripting to do the for Bluetooth LE devices.
You can find my full solution on GitHub Gists, but generally it heavily revolves around using the Ben N's solution on calling UWP API (and so WinRT API) within a PowerShell script.
That solution, though, unfortunately does not work for PowerShell 7+ due to "removal of builtin support in dotnet".
I use scoop to install RabbitMQ, I also encountered this error. Here is my solution
scoop uninstall rabbitmq
# Maybe need to stop "epmd.exe" first before run the command
scoop uninstall erlang
# if install not use administrative account before, delete "C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\.erlang.cookie"
# use administrative account Terminal.
scoop install rabbitmq
rabbitmq-service install
rabbitmq-service start
As @aidan answer. This problem occurred because the two erlang.cookie files did not match. If you don't want reinstall, copy file will work.
Follow the official documentation Installing on Windows, Erlang must be installed using an administrative account. And RabbitMQ is highly recommended installed as an administrative account.
[…] I'm stuck in trying to split the line into string and real, […]
As you probably know, Pascal’s built‐in procedures read
/readLn
can read multiple data at once by specifying multiple destination variables.
However, if you specify a string variable, such a destination variable is filled to the brim, i. e. possibly reading digits, too, or not reading enough name letters.
[…] I can't find anything on the net and hope you could help me. […]
Programming involves intuition that cannot be taught in textbooks. Here you are supposed to realize that it is not necessary to “split” the line into components. You do not re‐use, check on previously read names as you go through the file. (You would need to store the names if your task was, say, to also sort names alphabetically.)
Instead, you pass the names through as is.
This can be achieved in the following way.
Remember that valid number literals that can be read
start with decimal digits, possibly preceded by a sign.
Since digits or signs do not appear in names, you can use this circumstance as your criterion whether a name has been read completely or not.
program splittingLineIntoRealAndStrings(input, output);
var
{ Replace the names `x`, `y` as appropriate. }
x, y, product, total: real;
begin
{ Discard the number of lines datum. Use `EOF`‐check instead. }
readLn(total);
{ Initialize running total to zero. }
total ≔ 0;
{ `EOF` is shorthand for `EOF(input)`. }
while not EOF do
begin
{ First we just copy everything until the first digit or sign. }
while not (input↑ in ['0'‥'9', '+', '−']) do
begin
output↑ ≔ input↑;
put(output);
{ Note that `get` does not consume the next character.
This is important so the following `readLn(x, y)` has
the opportunity to inspect the sign or first digit. }
get(input)
end;
readLn(x, y);
product ≔ x * y;
{ To disable scientific notation (`…E…`)
you need to supply two format specifiers. }
writeLn(product:1:2);
{ Finally, keep tab of the running `total`. }
total ≔ total + product
end;
writeLn(total:1:2)
end.
I know that this language [has] died a couple of years ago, […]
On the contrary, delphi – a dialect of Pascal notable for its OOP extensions – keeps appearing in the StackOverflow’s Developer Survey results. There are real‐life applications, developers get paid to program in Delphi. The FreePascal Compiler is an open‐source project that attempts to be compatible to Delphi, the latest stable version having been released in 2021. Its sister project Lazarus provides an IDE and Delphi‐compatible components.
in mac i meet same problem,delete this venv and recreate venv that is my slove way
Make sure you have PDB file.
Add path of pdb file to "Symbol Paths" section of "Tools->Options->Debug->CBD".
If still cannot work, use Visual Studio to debug.
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If you are in windows this error can also happen if the environment variable https_proxy is set. Ensure this value is correct or removed from System Properties-> Environment Variables.
Although this problem has been a long time ago, I also encountered this problem. Finally, I checked that hook-image-awaiter could not access the k8s api https://kubernetes.default.svc:443/apis/apps/v1/namespaces/jhub/daemonsets/hook-image-puller, so I suspected that there was a problem with the k8s dns. After deleting the two coredns pods in the k8s cluster, jupyterhub started normally.
The Signing certificate should be Development not Sign in to run locally if the build is to publish the app instead of running it locally.
Personally I prefer python's .items()
/ dict()
instead of ansible's dict2items
/ items2dict
.
name: Reverse Lookup
set_fact:
reverse_lookup_dict: "{{ dict(lookup_dict.items() | map('reverse') }}"
You can try forcing the g++ as a compiler:
export cc=g++
export cxx=g++
& build it with;
python3 setup.py build
use dns_gethostbyname("Google.com", pIP_Addr, MQTT_DNS_Found, NULL);
I think you should try swapping the myX & myY to place the overlay correctly:
myY, myX = testClip.shape
After fighting even longer, the issue was related to Cloudflare's bot proctection which prevented small files from being published to nginx that's why you can't find the request inside the nginx logs.
You need to disable or add a skip rule to your WAF to allow the request to go through anyway.
Warning, this could be a security risk.
On my current Windows system (Julia extension version 1.140.0, VS Code version 1.103.1, Windows x64 10.0.26100) the default run button behavior is whatever you last chose with the dropdown menu. The Linux system I use (Manjaro Linux 6.12.39, VS Code 1.101.2) also shows this changing behavior, and also shows a change in what the run button displays on hover over with mouse pointer to what you last chose.
Have you checked whether the default changes in that way once you choose REPL on the dropdown menu?
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Use Contain regex.
In this example, user will get default value when version is not 1.1.* but when 1.1.* that time user will get specific value.
If I may add two cents that might help someone reading this elderly post, I got the message to not appear by deleting a couple of hidden broken names.
Also, for the less experienced like me, additional to named ranges, look into conditional formatting and data validation settings, if you have any. Often when we copy from other workbooks we forget that those cells might contain these, even if it is from one of our own workbooks, which was my case.
Webrot, command decommissioned replaced with New-ComplianceSearch command. Go-Microsoft, Go-PowerShell, Go-Figure.
But this seems not to work for the contact-form:
Resources/Private/Forms/Contact.form.yaml
If you want a virtual device that is not listed in Android Studio device manager, you could create one, I've done that, find information on the phone characteristics that you want, then in the "Device Manager" > "add a new device" > "New hardware profile"
one website that I have used to find information about phone specifications is
GSM Arena - Xiaomi phones specifications
In AutoCAD’s COM API, Layout.SetCustomScale(1, 0.2) may not apply as expected when plotting directly to PDF because the plot settings must be applied to the active layout’s PlotConfiguration and saved before plotting. You should call doc.ActiveLayout = layout, then use layout.StandardScale = 0 (Custom), set CustomScaleNumerator and CustomScaleDenominator instead of SetCustomScale, and finally doc.Regen(1) before PlotToFile to ensure the custom scale is honored.
I did not manage to find a solution without help. As I mentioned in another question, I happened upon a package on GitHub called RealityActions that solved a lot of problems with animation in RealityKit.
It most definitely solved the issues I am asking about in this question. My solution for this is:
func turnAndMoveAction(byAngle angle: Float, andDistance distanceAsVector: SIMD3<Float>, withDuration duration: TimeInterval) -> FiniteTimeAction {
return Group([
MoveBy(duration: duration, delta: distanceAsVector),
RotateBy(duration: min(duration, PlayerNode.animationDuration), deltaAnglesRad: SIMD3<Float>(0.0, angle, 0.0))
])
}
func demo() {
self.start(turnAndMoveAction(byAngle: .pi / 2.0, andDistance: SIMD3<Float>(12.0, 0.0, 0.0), withDuration: 3.0))
}
this runs the grouped actions exactly as I had expected, without them interfering with each other, and with them running for the duration one would expect.
I cannot recommend RealityActions enough if you are coming from SceneKit, SpriteKit or Cocos2D.
Have you tried using a Surface as the main container that holds the Column?
ie:
MainScreen(){
Surface( "handle scrolling here" ){
Column{
...
}
}
}
I got sued for storing a YouTube thumbnail on my server because the thumbnail contained a copyrighted image. Beware!
Quoting @Alex Can I pass a string variable to jq rather than passing a file? and improving on it
echo "${json_data}" | jq -r '.key'
To bridge the existing manual entry you can use API, however, I would suggest you can integrate Contact Form created by Hubspot and add the tracking code in your CRM. This will help you to track contacts directly in HubSpot for all the inquiries or leads coming through website.
Reference: https://knowledge.hubspot.com/forms/create-and-edit-forms
let credential = OAuthProvider.appleCredential(
withIDToken: idTokenString,
rawNonce: nonce,
fullName: appleIDCredential.fullName
Just ran into a similar issue when I set different font-sizes for the editor via CSS and JavaScript - this also resulted in a jumpy cursor position :)
So in case you also use both, make sure that the css font-size and editor.setFontSize() have the same size.
I spoke with a consultant from Microsoft. Their advice was:
Update the assembly versions in the web.config
file
Remove assembly version specific information from the .aspx
files
So, a register
statement should look something like:
<%@ Register assembly="Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms" namespace="Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms" tagprefix="rsweb" %>
That is, the assembly version is not provided. It will defer to the version defined in the web.config
file.
Can you please make sure that under "Network" --> Mutual (mTLS) Authentication is marked as "Not Required". If this is marked as "Reqired' then the connections require Oracle Wallets. Please check if you ACL is also correctly configured.
Since this showed up in my Google search, I'm going to point to the docs that resolve the issue: https://deck.gl/docs/developer-guide/base-maps/using-with-mapbox.
Essentially, you need to add DeckGL as a MapboxOverlay, not just a child element.
:P1_ITEM := replace(:P1_ITEM, '&', '&');
For me it was important to make more round at peak, here is desmos example.
Double sin did the trick, the result:
Just give up on it already and spare yourself the pain that obviously doesn't do any good to a non-masochist that you most likely are.
I think the problem is very basic,
the error is happening because the JSON structure you send doesn’t match with what the Google Address Validation API wants. The API wants a PostalAddress object where addressLines is array, not a string. But your code is turning the array into a string using String.valueOf(json);
I was also facing this problem from two days and built the solution to tackle this Problem. You can checkout the wiki here to generate access token for Vimeo API.
Have you tried Heterogeneous Services?
https://oracle-base.com/articles/misc/heterogeneous-services-generic-connectivity
In the other direction, you can use Foreign Data Wrapper:
Please take a look at commit: https://github.com/OData/AspNetCoreOData/commit/68fcfba98b2d4cd4beeecdb7d85efc9b673d0971
Let me know any questions.
Can you post here logs from Lakekeeper?
I came across this error on a Windows 7 desktop for an Instrument. This error popped up everytime they opened LIMS. Found that the hard drive had 0GB available. A disk cleanup only freed up 1GB - deleted all the files in the Windows Temp folder which was loaded with files up to 10+ years old. It freed up 145GB of space. LIMS works now and doesn't give the stack overflow error
In %ProgramFiles%\Azure Cosmos DB Emulator
you can try running this in command line CosmosDB.Emulator.exe /GenCert
Here's a post with different approaches: https://www.codeqazone.com/title-case-strings-javascript/ maybe it could be helpful for someone. And it also includes the first solution proposed here.
I ran your curve fit and got (using Simpsons Rule):
7.40824e+06 from 0 to 550
I did the integral symbolically and got:
y(550)-(y(0))=7408239.52504
for what its worth.
If you have installed and enabled the Vim extension, you can do it the vim way:
Esc :goto 599
reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/543764
You can pass the "snowflake.jdbc.map": "disableOCSPChecks:true"
as part of the connector configuration, this will pass the jdbc related properties to the snowflake-jdbc driver.
colima ssh-config > colima-ssh-config
scp -F colima-ssh-config /your/file colima-lima:/home/lima.linux
Works like a charm.
As Panagiotis Kanavos pointed out earlier (in the staging phase) - the 'hoursDiff' value is the same between the two runtimes (it can be proved by printing the entire double using the 'N20' toString parameter).
Therfore, the issue must be related to differences in the DateTime object.
After further investigation of the NET DateTime documenation I have found that there's been a change in the rounding behavior inside the DateTime.AddHours method which I beilive is the source of the issue.
Source - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.datetime.addhours?view=net-7.0
The problem is your buttons are added after the page loads, so your normal addEventListener
doesn’t see them. The solution is event delegation listen for clicks on the whole page and check if the clicked element is a delete button.
Adding this - would like the same thing - agree indented bullets kinda work but not the same as
text item
text item
text item
getting rendered wit the nice lines
If your current function works well for delays but not for early arrivals, the issue is that it always assumes the arrival time is later than or equal to the schedule time (or after midnight). For early arrivals, you can check if t2 < t1
and handle it differently.
For example, if you want a negative value to represent an early arrival, you could do something like:
function tomdiff(t1, t2) {
var t1 = hour2mins(t1);
var t2 = hour2mins(t2);
var diff = t2 - t1;
// If arrival is earlier, diff will be negative
if (diff < 0) {
return "-" + mins2hour(Math.abs(diff));
}
return mins2hour(diff);
}
This way, if the train arrives earlier, you'll see something like -00:15
for 15 minutes early.
If you need an easier way to handle time differences with both early and late arrivals, you can try this simple time calculator that works with both positive and negative differences.
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FD_ISSET will only check whether the given socket was the one activated via select and return a non zero if it was the one activated else zero. It is select which waits on the socket for activity.
I have made this one open-source... you can check out its code as it implements very much what you are looking for github.com/diegotid/circular-range-slider
I have made this one open-source and importable as a package
The error mentions that the program is asking for more space than that is available, maybe be because the amount of storage allocated for the program is lesser than it needs to be.
Just to add something to the discussion about the functionality of INDIRECT() in this case:
Using it like shown below leads to the error described.
But using the reference in quotation marks does make it work like this:
Note to future self... Make sure you haven't got an .htaccess pwd on there you chump
The Old Skool professionals do it with pure debug or assembly and "assembly coders do it with routine".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debug_(command)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_language
http://google.com/search?q=assembly+coders+do+it+with+routine
http://ftp.lanet.lv/ftp/mirror/x2ftp/msdos/programming/demosrc/giantsrc.zip
http://youtu.be/j7_Cym4QYe8
MS-DOS 256 bytes COM executable, Memories by "HellMood"
http://youtu.be/Imquk_3oFf4
http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/Memories
http://pferrie.epizy.com/misc/demos/demos.htm
I think this could be solved with SeleniumBase, but for me the main problem isn’t the code itself, it’s that the link doesn’t change when you apply filters. The site uses onclick to load results dynamically, so every time I leave the store page, the filter resets and I have to start the filtering process all over again.
On a site like Maroof, that’s really frustrating because it’s extremely slow to filter, each time feels like waiting forever.
Not to mention that it is so hard to apply the filters itself
Maybe it’s just me not having enough experience yet, because I’ve only been learning web scraping for about a month. But from what I’ve seen, without direct links or a persistent filter state, you either have to cache the results in one session or find the underlying request/API the site uses to fetch the data and call that directly.
That is not supported by the Banno Digital Toolkit.
I had this problem and it turned out to be that I was missing the <div> with a class of "modal-content". I had something like this:
<div class="modal fade" id="myModal" tabindex="-1" aria-labelledby="staticBackdropLabel" aria-hidden="true">
<div class="modal-dialog">
<div class="modal-body">
Here is my body
</div>
</div>
</div>
It should have been like this:
<div class="modal fade" id="myModal" tabindex="-1" aria-labelledby="staticBackdropLabel" aria-hidden="true">
<div class="modal-dialog">
<div class="modal-content">
<div class="modal-body">
Here is my body
</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
I did face the same problem, but i had a different solution.
Turned out that the storage account firewall was blocking the EventGrid. My fix was to Allow trusted Microsoft services to access this resource at the networking in the storage account.
I got the option, if i temporarily enabled the public network access, and selected the Enabled from selected networks option.
Than i could select the Exception: "Allow trusted microsoft services to access this resource".
After setting the option, you can select disable public network access again. The option remains in the resource metadata, as it can now be found in the JSON view of the storage account.
After that i could create Events Grid Topic Subscription via Azure Data factory
If you are one of the few with a Mac you can connect your iPad or Phone to the Mac by USB and use Safari to debug chrome: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/debugging-chrome-on-ios?hl=en
If you use VS Code and like to use shells, you can open a file or folder with:
code {path-to-directory-or-file}
to open it directly there without searching in the Explorer.
If you want to open the current directory, use:
code .