This is not an answer but i wanted to share that it also happens with me and this is normal behavior for sure ( it happens in every PC ), i am running kubuntu on my desktop. Noticed this issue on fedora, Debian, Pop OS, Ubuntu etc... When i start my emulator it starts using the microphone
I have noticed something disturbing, on both setdefault and get on a dict:
class A:
def __init__(self):
print('A-constructor called')
self.names = []
def add_name(self, name):
self.names.append(name)
a = A()
A-constructor called
a.add_name('a1')
a
<__main__.A object at 0x7f9cdaabe570>
a.names
['a1']
d = {'A':a}
a1 = d.setdefault('A', A())
A-constructor called
id(a)
140311660324208
id(a1)
140311660324208
a1.names
['a1']
a2 = d.get('A',A())
A-constructor called
id(a2)
140311660324208
a2 = d.get('A',A())
A-constructor called
id(a2)
140311660324208
even though, when using setdefault or get on d(with 'A' entry), where
as I expect, the constructor of A should not be called,
but in both cases, the constructor is called!
even though a, a1, and a2 are all having the same id. But, the calling
of the constructor is not logic, and may cause mayhem!
Is this a bug? or I understand it wrongly?
You already correctly figured out that it cannot work the way you want. You need an idea, right? Here is it: therefore, you need to modify your design.
One of the different possible solutions could be this: on your <a> element, you can handle the event "contextmenu". In the handler of this event, you can implement some custom context menu, or some equivalent behavior that gives the user the opportunity to choose one of alternative actions. At the same time, if the user simply activates the anchor, the navigation will load a new page according to a href value, and, if the user holds Shift key — in a new tab.
Let's assume for simplicity that the page has only one <a> element:
const anchor = document.querySelector("a"); // or more complicated selector
anchor.addEventListener("contextmenu", event => {
// activate menu or something, depending on event.target
});
One of the options in this custom context menu could provide the optional side effect you want. One option may be navigation to the page according to anchor's href, but with the call to your side-effect function.
How to implement a custom menu behavior? This is a separate question. I personally have such a component so I can share it. Or you can implement something, depending on what you want.
Another alternative could be a composite control that has two inner elements: <a>, to provide navigation to the page according to href, in a separate tab or not, and another one to provide the choice of action, not necessarily simulating the behavior of a context menu.
Short answer: you can't. Only one attribute can be used for the node label. Longer answer: you may want to look at the enhancedGraphics app which would allow you to map other columns into text labels.
If you already have a list that has been converted to a string by the str() method--like str(my_list)-- I have found that the easiest way to convert it back into a list is just to use eval(file_contents).
Ok, after some mucking about, I found the Execute Script keyword. This works with the mobile:pressButtonAppium mobile command which simulates the pressing of physical buttons. Combining the two did the trick!
The cv2 library has an ability to use monocular vision to convert 2d still images into depthmaps using tensorflow and/or midas.
There's another more heavy handed way using a sobel edge finding routine and reconstructing contours or convex hull calculations (something that the midas model uses in its data set) but that's giving the cat the disease of a lion.
There's also online image converters using connected ai networks, but I'm guessing you're trying to create your own for easier access...so the cv2 + midas google search will be the easiest, although none of the neural network answers are ever 100% optimized, meaning performance will be questionable, even if it's "fast".
So it turns out I was just way overcomplicating this entire idea. In the end I just created my own custom model field that did all of what I was trying to do above. For this specific situation I took the built-in UUID field that Django already provides and extended it with ULID verification and appending/removing the table prefix when going from Python to the DB and back.
It seems my uname started with MSYS_NT and not like MINGW, as expected. Then I followed Giorgos's instructions on How do I install PDCurses in Windows for use with C++? for step 2 and after. PDCursor got built and the hello-world is compiling and running. May no one else have to deal with this
Seems to me like you're trying to redirect your user to a .html template, which is why your eliminar_tipomaterial view returns None. You should pass a hardcoded url or a name that django can resolve with the reverse() method.
Thanks for having taken the time to provide all those informations !
Actually i already went onto that forum were someone said that this library might be buggy, but this post was from 2022, and the microcontroller i'm using was also released that year so i thought that maybe it should me more stable today.
Anyway i just switched to using another library called microdot, and everything works fine.
Why do you get those when they should be a picture of why does it come up that icon how do you open it up to not be a stack overflow so you can see what it is
Okay. After 2 weeks of searching I have found a solution to this issue.
Seems in RNCallKeep library when you end the call if you used normal RNCallKeep.endCall() function, there may be some AudioSession can be hanging there and cause audio issues for the next calls. So my fix was calling RNCallKeep.endAllCalls() instead. So then this will clear all the audio sessions and restore the default configurations. This was fixed my audio issues.
Eventually I "solved"this problem by adding a --user flag to the pip command. I don't like that solution but it allows me to move on.
There were many interesting ideas in the somewhat similar issue 79341943. I tried removing the 'site-packages' folder as was suggested in the issue. This didn't work, but it got me a more useful error message.
I'm more familiar with TwinCat, but can't you connect the AXIS_REF structure? See the TYPE indication in your image. Within TwinCat you can connect the complete AXIS_REF structure between FunctionBlock and hardware. Possible that this can be done in CoDeSys as well.
Hey I am actually working on a very similar project (with the Nexys Video as well) and was wondering if you could help me through it? I tried a passthrough with just EDID and I/O buffers but I am not getting anything on the sink monitor. Did you happen to change anything after all? The links to your source codes are not working unfortunately...
I use this functionality to log data in a task running at 500uS. Open/Create a file with FB_FileOpen(). Use the same handle for FB_FileWrite() and trigger the execute (it needs an positive flank) each time you want to write data to the file. Keep in mind that the actual accessing of the file takes time depending on your hardware. In our case we write to a SATA harddisk and we had to create a memory buffer for approx. 200ms of data. The access and write time to the file was approx 100ms. In our case we then write the buffer as a large 'chunk' of data at one go into the file. Hope this helps.
I put together a stackblitz trying to reproduce the issue, and I could not it works fine for me, It just worked in both cases and I am not sure why. regardless I am putting it here, let me know if they helped you figure it out and let us know what exactly it was.
Hello how are you doing? To solve it, add the path of the winmm.lib library in project - > BuildOpcions, Linker Setting tab all the route where the library is located in your version of windows. I hope it will be useful.
SwiftUIIntrospect works, but has to be updated with every iOS Update, and it is not guaranteed that it will continue to work because Apple/Swift might change the underlying code.
I came to the conclusion that using NavigationStack only makes sense as the top-level visual Container of ContentView(or MainView, however you call your top-level View) and also only if you plan on navigating in Fullscreen mode only. If so, just put it atop, put a VStack, HStack, ZStack or whatever you might need on level 2, and then set the background on level 2 and voila you have a consistent background for all views, regardless of navigation.
If you however want to navigate within PARTS OF THE DISPLAY, I suggest using something else than NavStack. Maybe a ZStack-driven and/or @State-driven structure.
Hate to say it, but the fact that NavStack refuses to inherit a background might be the usual Apple "It's a feature, not a bug." thing.
You can easily fix this by deleting the gradle cache (see this question) found in:
~\.gradle\caches
By default, the Gradle User Home (~/.gradle or C:\Users\<USERNAME>\.gradle) stores global configuration properties, initialization scripts, caches, and log files.
Date differences are very easy to compute using Julian Date, which is an integer representation of a date. Oracle has conversion functions to and from Julian Date.
I had the same problem, i try to connect to the sqlite, and throw this error too, what i have done to solve this problem is change the permissions of the archive, let the archive with all permissions, with chmod 777 -R [name_of_archive_of_database], in my case i use Linux in my computer.
Since Rust 1.65 let-else statement can be used for this:
let Some(_x) = x else {
panic!("the world is ending: {}", "foo");
};
let (Some(_x), Some(_y)) = (x, y) else {
panic!("the world is ending: {}", "foo");
};
Found part of the solution! Thanks to @wjandrea for asking my VS Code version. The official instructions mention the need for VS Code 1.96 or greater and I'm on 1.94.1 currently. This explains the current "correct" method part, but I have yet to see a kosher option to download a .vsix of a previous version, or how to properly download .vsix from browser. It seems to be an intentional removal by Microsoft, although a bit of a strange one.
I have implemented a generic repository pattern in my project. My folder structure is as shown below:
Abstractions Folder:
Contains generic interfaces like IReadRepository and IWriteRepository, along with model-specific interfaces (e.g., ICategoryRepository, ITutorialRepository, etc.) where I can define model-specific methods if needed.
Concretes Folder:
Contains the generic repository implementations like ReadRepository and WriteRepository.
Additionally, I create specific repositories for each model (e.g., CategoryRepository, TutorialRepository), which inherit the generic repositories but also allow me to add model-specific methods.
My Approach:
Generic Implementation:
The ReadRepository and WriteRepository classes handle basic CRUD operations for all models.
Model-Specific Repositories:
If a model requires specific methods or logic, I add them in the respective repository (e.g., CategoryRepository).
'Icon' cannot be used as a JSX component.
Its type 'typeof Icon' is not a valid JSX element type.
Types of construct signatures are incompatible.
Type 'new (props: IconProps) => Icon' is not assignable to type
'new (props: any, deprecatedLegacyContext?: any) => Component<any, any, any>'.
Property 'refs' is missing in type 'Component<IconProps, any, any>'
but required in type 'Component<any, any, any>'.ts(2786)
I build my project using the standalone output option, and when I start the build version, I get this error. I tried to rebuild it but without any solution, then I restarted my PC, and the error was gone.
On further inspection, I had an environment variable NO_GCE_CHECK set to true in my Dockerfile which I overlooked. Setting this variable prevents the service from connecting to the metadata server.
If you want it to be scrollable AND fixed, you will need to set a max-height. Otherwise it will simply overflow the viewport, and it's not possible to scroll the viewport to scroll the list, because it's stuck to the viewport you're trying to scroll with it.
CommonsWare pointed me in the right direction. For future reference, in the onLoadChildren method, I do the database call to get the list of songs. I save the result object that was passed into the onLoadChildren method, then call result.detach(). When the database call returns, I build the media items from the list of songs. Then I call sendResult using the saveResult saved earlier.
from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative_base
Base = declarative_base()
from . import users # IMPORTANT: intended to register models for alembic (should be at the end of the file)
But it looks ugly (import at the last line)
What is the best practise to link models description and alembic?
"You're not going to be able to remove the viewport unit dependencies. By default, block-level elements take up only as much vertical room as the content requires. In this case, there is no content so the elements shrink to literally nothingness. If you want there to be content-less height you use vh. Or even if you want there to be contentful height, you use vh to set that initial full-height containing block." - just_13eck
In note-06 I said I was changing from signinWithDirect to signinWithPopup in the Original project. After this change and solving some minor issues, the project worked on Chrome on Android-14, using Angular 7 or Angular 19
A process can also have objects open (such as sockets) from another namespace. This can keep the namespace alive, and it will be very hard to find with tools such as lsns.
@pytest.hookimpl(tryfirst=True)
def pytest_sessionfinish(session, exitstatus):
session.config.stash[metadata_key]["Base URL"] = "https://google.com" #replace with your Base URL
You need to have the movement in an update function that will constantly update the position of the entities. You can update its X/Y/Z position or you can do some math and have the entities creep up to the player or whatever you need to do.
Look up some ways of movement logic for entities on google or something and watch tutorials on how it works.
