Thank you. It seemed to me that I managed to create a static agent in Anylogic. I created a parent MyObject agent, as well as a MyStatic agent, and placed the MyStatic in the MyObject agent. Then I went to the custom modifiers menu of the MyStatic agent (which is hosted in the Myobject environment), and wrote static. If you further inherit all agents from MyObject and even assign some MyStatic agent variables values, then all instances of MyStatic will have these values the same, which is the implementation of static classes.
I very strangely found the same error. The other answer is a workaround not a direct answer. In my case the solution was to initialize MemoryPreference = MediaCaptureMemoryPreference.Cpu in the MediaCaptureInitializationSettings passed to InitializeAsync. I think the issue lay that it used GPU memory by default which made the SoftwareBitmap unavailable. Why there is not better documentation as to the necessity of this, or an example showing how to move the GPU memory to CPU is beyond me.
This is also a very common problem that I stumbled upon, and I want to share a solution that seems to be a better fit with Svelte 5. To generalize the problem a bit: you have a visual data (VD) and some kind of intermediate state (IS), which you want to two-way bind over a transformation: VD <-f-> IS.
<script>
let a = $state(13)
const f = x => JSON.stringify({x});
const fInv = x => {try{return JSON.parse(x).x} catch(err){return NaN}};
let internal = {
get value() { return f(a)},
set value(newV) { a = fInv(newV) }
}
</script>
<input bind:value={internal.value} />
<input bind:value={a} />
Simple. Each input must connect to a 3 input AND gate and also a 3 input OR gate.
The output of the AND gate and the output of the OR gate must connect to the inputs of a 2 input XNOR gate.
If all inputs are 0 then the outputs of the AND and OR gates are the same being 0.
If all inputs are 1 then the outputs of the AND and OR gates are the same being 1.
If any input is different to the other inputs then the output of the AND gate will always be 0 and the output of the OR gate will always be 1 and therefore are not the same.
If the inputs of the XNOR gate are the same, the output is 1 and if the inputs of the XNOR gate are different, the output is 0!
I would recommend against the init block because it hurts readability.
For example:
class Foo {
int x;
{
x = 1;
}
Foo() {}
}
When a new Foo is instantiated, does the init block run? If I add another constructor, does the init block run for both constructors, or only the no-arg one?
If you just answered these questions with ease, and that made you feel good about using the init block, this should cause you to check yourself. That certainty that you feel? That's bad.
It's bad because you shouldn't make decisions about style based on how you feel, you should make them based on what is most readable. When you use an init block, other developers that come along and add another constructor—if they even notice the init block—are going to go, uhhhh, when does this thing run?
Just because the answer exists and you know it is not a good reason to write code a certain way. It should be obvious to others. This is not.
Better is:
class Foo {
int x = 1;
}
Most people have no issue with this. Now no matter how many constructors you add, most Java developers are going to know that x is initialized to 1.
Not forcing your peers to look stuff up is appreciated.
Okay so I'm trying to do a kernel build from a make file board config and I so I'm trying to do it with three options in that order okay so if the first option fails or the directory doesn't exist it defaults to the second and then with the second directory if it fails or doesn't exist I'm trying to default to the third to a pre-built kernel directory so how would I do that exactly? because it's driving me nuts .. please help me out with this
would like to ask how you did the azure data factory pipeline that copies a file from sftp folder and drops to azure blob storage? Could you please share the specific steps and configurations? Please, thank you in advance.
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SELECT phonebook-bad.Nome from phonebook-bad where phonebook-bad.telefono='102004' union all SELECT phonebook-good.Nome from phonebook-good where phonebook-good.telefono='102004'
In this case if phonebook.good contain the number 102004 return me "Giulio" if missing I can take it from other table.
The issue with OpenCV.js in your React app is that it's a large file (13MB), and bundling it with Webpack causes extremely long compilation times. Instead of importing OpenCV.js directly into your source code, you should load it dynamically in the browser so Instead of bundling OpenCV.js in your React app, you can use a CDN (Content Delivery Network) to load it dynamically. This will significantly reduce build times and improve efficiency.
To many individuals' dismay, playing your games in full screen can be a pain, especially if your character's movement is continuous and controlled by the position of your cursor.
Each browser seems to have its own variant of this issue. Some show a dropdown X while others drop their address and title bars. In each case, you lose control of your game or character during the dropdown phase. In many browser based games this makes moving "up" more challenging as you have to keep the cursor away from the top of your screen.
That being said, there isn't any HTML that can prevent this and in the case of Chrome, for security reasons Chrome extensions lack the ability to directly communicate with the operating system's API.
For Windows users specifically, this can be done using the ClipCursor API.
I have recently written and released a tool for Windows called Browser Cursor Lock that does just this. Its written in Autoit, is free to use and also open source.
I have found the answer to all my questions. The final source code is here: GitHub
In this project, I wanted to support only the linux 64 bit target. Here's what I got to know:
There were some source conflicts due to various targets. I removed all of them and just used the linuxX64() source set which is one of the predefined sets.
Most of the issues were due to the usage of non-standard source sets (I'd have to redefine everything in that case).
All the headers and defs are kept in the nativeInterop folder. The cinterop block picks these up and generates the bindings.
However, in my case, nativeInterop doesn't seem to be a default folder(I had to configure some things manually to get it working), but regardless, it works pretty well.
A point to note is that, you need to configure a linker option named "rpath" for the executable to detect the shared library at runtime. This rpath variable is the absolute path of the shared library.
Use the runReleaseExecutableLinuxX64 task to run the final executable.
Here's the kotlin section of build.gradle.kts.
kotlin {
//Defines the folders where the .def and headers are kept
val nativeLinuxResDir = "src/nativeInterop/cinterop"
//Defines the folders where native libraries are kept
val nativeLinuxLibsDir = "$nativeLinuxResDir/libs"
//Add Linux 64 bit target
linuxX64() {
binaries {
//Produces a native linux executable file
executable {
//The entry point of the program
entryPoint = "main"
//Configure Runtime Path of the executable
linkerOpts = mutableListOf(
"-rpath=${project.projectDir}/$nativeLinuxLibsDir",
"-ldemo"
)
}
}
/* All the headers and .def files should be kept in src/nativeInterop/cinterop/
* All shared and static libs should be kept in src/nativeInterop/cinterop/libs/
* This is done to maintain good practices.
*/
//Settings for Main compilation process
compilations.getByName("main") {
cinterops {
//Create a Cinterop process
val demo by creating {
//Sets the .def file
definitionFile.set(project.file("$nativeLinuxResDir/demo.def"))
//Sets the package name where the generated bindings will be kept
packageName("demo")
//Directory to find headers
includeDirs(nativeLinuxResDir)
}
}
}
//Settings for Test compilation process
compilations.getByName("test") {
cinterops {
//Create a Cinterop process
val demo by creating {
//Sets the .def file
definitionFile.set(project.file("$nativeLinuxResDir/demo.def"))
//Sets the package name where the generated bindings will be kept
packageName("demo")
//Directory to find headers
includeDirs(nativeLinuxResDir)
}
}
}
}
sourceSets {
//Dependencies for Linux 64 bit target
linuxX64Main.dependencies {
}
}
}
I'm facing same issues as yours, now have been fixed. As per explaining from the comment array is 2d array. you need to make it your array to 2d array.
For Each myCell In Rng
ReDim Preserve arr(i,1)
arr(i,1) = myCell
i = i + 1
Next myCell
.Range("H10").Resize(UBound(arr, 1),1).Value = arr
I was able to resolve this. When i was disabling my anti-virus it was not disabling my HTTPS protection. once i went in and turned the HTTPS protection off every started working again.
So in short check to see if your antivirus uses HTTPS protection if so make sure you disable or turn off then test.
Make sure your .so files are built with debug symbols (NDK_DEBUG=1 in Application.mk). Run ndk-gdb from the project root while the app is running. Don't manually copy .so files—let the APK package them. If symbols are missing, check with readelf to ensure they aren’t stripped. Try manually loading symbols in GDB with sharedlibrary /path/to/yourlib.so. Run ndk-gdb --verbose for more details in YoWhatsapp.
@Naren Murali has some great info on his issue link regarding the issue of nested @if or @for constructs within templates. <mat-error> is problematic because it's moved within the DOM in order to render it "beneath" the MaterialFormField outline boundaries instead of inside of it.
As for addressing this...I put a 3rd example together in the following Stackblitz for how a pipe can be used to conditionally handle scenarios like touched, submitted, and using @for to loop through the list of errors as well as customize the displayed error message.
As a side note: For performance reasons it's also preferential to use pipes and not a getErrorMessages( ) call that is always executed for any change-detection cycle.
I did a CTRL-Shift-P and this brought up a dropdown menu.
I chose Python - Select Interpreter
Picked Global, Ran the Program, Same error.
then I Switched to Recommended Interpreter and voila, it worked!
You are using "fixed versioning" and want to use "independent versioning". See here. Fixed will have one single version number for all packages and release all packages if a single package or more are changed. Independent versioning will release individual versioned packages.
This can be fixed by changing raw = raw.decode('utf-8') to raw = raw.decode('utf-8-sig'). This will make the Byte Order Mark not be treated as part of your file and instead as metadata which tells it how the file should be interpreted. This should mean that it won't print the u+feff anymore. You can also learn more about utf-8-sg from Python documentation.
I'm not sure why your program doesn't stop training, but it shouldn't be related to the warnings. Those are what you would expect, since you are training the model with new classes, and can be safely ignored.
# Using boolean indexing to find the cutoff index
cutoff_index = df[df['stage'] != 0].index.min()
# Slice and reset index
df = df.iloc[cutoff_index:].reset_index(drop=True)
print(df)
Indeed the issue only exists on my emulator in Android Studio.
On real devices the network operations in the background work flawlessly, too. The WorkManager work even "works" when the app is completely closed.
So the reason for this issue seems to be that emulators might handle network access differently than real devices when apps are in the background.
This is weird and not officially documented as far as I know.
So, when in doubt, test your app on a real device to check whether the problem also exists in the field and not just in the emulated development environment.
Unfortunately, you'll need to developer documentation. They charge about $10k for it. Let me know if you get your hands on it. I'd like to take a peek at it as well.
TBH, after pouring over configuration properties on two machines and some minor code refactoring (and I mean really minor) the "Can't find std.ixx" problem is gone. I can't put my finger on what exactly I did that solved it but could easily have been inconsistent configuration settings across the 3 modules and 7 other compilation units combined with MS's confusing array of module implementation guidance.
I'm glad this is over. Sorry, that doesn't help the community much :-( Back to productive work.
"Function do_something_1() As String" is better OOP, as it is better encapsulation and abstraction, two pillars of OOP. However it depends on the actual real life usecase as always. From the given usecase the first option is clearly better OOP.
TLDR:
You don't want the second option in this case, as it means you are telling the function the name and surname from where ever you are calling it from. Not only is this redundant, but you're also bypassing whatever names are already in the class.
In a bit more detail:
If you needed to call the second function, first you'd have to get the name and surname, and only then can you call the second function externally; which is messy and poor abstraction. While from within the function you are just redundantly passing variables the function already has, also messy, and adds more parameters to your function. (Some functions already have a bunch of parameters, so the last thing you want is even more).
Secondly if you make a mistake and passed your function the wrong name (regardless of if called externally or from within the class), it would use that instead of the classes variable.
Only if you wanted to call the function with a different name and surname from the ones inside the class, would you have a function like your second option.
Got it figure out. Databricks File System (DBFS) does not support random writes, which are required for writing Excel files. This limitation necessitates workarounds like writing to a local disk first and then copying files to DBFS. I leveraged the cluster, then copied the files to the storage account.
This all depends on packages, code, etc. There is nowhere near enough information here to provide a sufficient answer. Please provide more information and I will get back to you!
I faced the same issue despite followin the migration guide from v3. Reading this answer, I created a .postcssrc.json file instead of postcss.config.[js|mjs]and it solved it !
You can easily update your data in Excel spreadsheets manually or using a program, then drop the file https://www.updatedeck.com/ to have your deck updated. Disclaimer: I created the tool to help anyone looking for a way to automatically update their PowerPoint decks.
Make sure your jwt callback properly saves the user and token data when someone logs in, and then pass that data to the session callback so it can be used in the session. Double-check that your session strategy is set to "jwt" and that your NEXTAUTH_SECRET is correctly set in your environment file. This should fix the issue!
Yes, the Peppol Testbed will send the AS4 UserMessage and the SBDH together. The AS4 transmission is basically a MIME message where the first part contains the signed SOAP Envelope with the WS Security and AS4 User Message, and the second MIME part contains the encrypted SBDH document.
I'd like to do this "6-7 tasks on t2.small" but ECS is not willing to place more than 2 tasks on a single EC2 instance even if all tasks are 0.125vCPU x 0.125GB.
FYI: although not good for all the above reasons it only works (at least in gcc) for positively incrementing values, i.e.:
case 1 ... 10 works
case -1 ... -10 doesn't work but case -10 ... -1 does.
I'm just spinning something here and this might be an overly-simplistic approach, but what if you created a column for Running Total Calculation in DAX.
Then add a Result column with a simple logical test, i.e. if Running Total column is greater than 20 show Running Total, else show 0.
Then, on the table visual, set a Conditional Formatting rule on the Text Color to be the same as the background if the value of the DAX column is 0, or less than 20.
Use ZIndex as shown below. Doesn't have to be 5 or 10, just know that the higher the number, the higher it is to the top (from the viewing perspective of the user). The more complex the layout, the more handy this becomes.
I have the same error but with SES. I would like to use the IAM Role which has the AmazonSESFullAccess and the AdministratorAccess-Amplify. But im keep getting this error what you mentioned: [CredentialsProviderError]: Could not load credentials from any providers. This is how im using it.
"use server"
import { SESClient, SendEmailCommand } from "@aws-sdk/client-ses";
const sesClient = new SESClient({region: process.env.SES_REGION});
Have you gotten any solution for this issue?
Ive tried also adding fromNodeProviderChain() but same result.
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Old post I know - but if anyone is still looking the OP is asking to read Excel's cached data when a workbook link exists to a non-accessible file.
PHPExcel attempts and to calculate the formula and fails.
Answer is to use the method: getOldCalculatedValue().
Example: $objWorksheet->getCell('A1')->getOldCalculatedValue()
My bad, I didn't read the documentation carefully. so i had to use @assets to include the Quill.js assets and @scripts to execute the initialization script when navigating using wire:navigate. This ensures that Quill.js is properly loaded and initialized every time you navigate.
The AutoWrap property for the TableField object is read/write, but....it doesn't quite work like you'd expect. Using the Immediate window, this simple statement appears to give the value.
print activeproject.TaskTables("Entry").TableFields(4).autowrap
Result > true
However, when I manually edit the Entry table and set the Name field text wrapping to false, the above statement still shows "true". Interesting.
So then I tried setting the AutoWrap true or false with the following statement:
Activeproject.TaskTables("Entry").TableFields(4).AutoWrap = true (or false)
By doing that, the "read" statement above gives the correct status every time. That leads me to believe setting the text wrap to true as a regular part of your overall macro code will ensure the Name field stays wrapped. What I don't know, and this is why I wanted to try and replicate your "lose text wrapping via filter application" (i.e. "mess with") problem, if the above will actually solve the problem you are seeing.
Just for interest, your Option 2 selects Entry view table field 3 as the Name field. Did you modify the default Entry table? On my installation the default Entry view table Name field is field 4.
