The dotenv people suggest using the import 'dotenv/config'; that way it includes and initiates the config before anything else. not sure if that is what you are looking for here
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to implement deep linking in a Flutter app without using any external packages. It has been carefully crafted after thoroughly researching Flutter's official documentation. Follow this guide to properly implement deep linking in your app using the right approach.
Not a definitive answer, but a guess: it appears to be U+F000 plus the ASCII equivalent. So, look up every ASCII character that is NOT valid for use in NTFS, then add U+F000 to it, and viola! Some of your guesses do not fit this plan, but the majority do.
It seems that you have incorrectly defined the controller route.
In both the controller and the client, remove the space and use / instead:
"/api/MyController/MyAction"
I found the same problem. I'm minimizing using CPLEX. I found that some non basic variables take value = 1 (for the [0,1] bounded case) and the reduced cost is strictly negative.
There might be some compatibility issues or edge cases that the Ruby LSP server hasn't fully addressed. Test with a an older, more stable, Ruby version and see if the rename functionality works correctly. This can help isolate whether the issue is specific to your version of Ruby.
I recommend you to install a Ruby version manager, If you haven't already, to easily switch between Ruby versions. You can try these: rbenv RVM
Yes you can do that.For this first turnoff the usb debugging option in developer option.Then turnoff the developer option above and you will see that there is no developer option in the system menu of your settings as it gets hidden.After that restart your smartphone.When it gets on,again go to the settings,go to About Phone option click on "build no."7 times then click on ok and go to system menu and you will find developer option resetted.Now you can use usb debugging option anyways.But be careful now never tap or enable "revoke usb debugging authorisation" option.Thankyou.
PDF-LIB:
A lightweight JavaScript library for creating and modifying PDF documents, supporting custom metadata and embedded files for advanced use cases.
GitHub: https://github.com/Hopding/pdf-lib
Documentation: https://pdf-lib.js.org/
PDFKit:
A JavaScript library for generating PDF documents, allowing file embedding and metadata customization, useful for building complex PDFs.
GitHub: https://github.com/foliojs/pdfkit
Documentation: https://pdfkit.org/
To get the text from bar.txt you need to make a GET call using either XMLHttpRequest or fetch, whichever you prefer. Then you will need to set that text as the innerHTML property of the element you're interested in.
Note you will not be able to perform a GET call on your local machine without first spinning up a webserver.
Example:
foo.html:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Read from .txt</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>Below is the content of the text file:</p>
<p id="foo"></p>
<script>
fetch("bar.txt").then((response)=>{
return response.text();
}).then((text)=>{
document.getElementById('foo').innerHTML = text;
});
</script>
</body>
</html>
bar.txt:
What I want for Christmas:
<ul>
<li>Candy</li>
<li>Toys</li>
<li>My two front teeth</li>
</ul>
textRendering = "geometricPrecision" doesn't do much to improve the result.
You'll have better result using a 3rd party library if it is not covenient to pre-render the text to bitmap. For example, opentype.js.
SwiftUI's ForEach is designed for immutable data. However, you're modifying player.cards inside the Button action. If players is an array of structs, mutating a player within the ForEach won't work because structs are value types.
When dealing with dynamic and lengthy XPath selectors, it’s better to rely on more reliable attributes or use alternative strategies to locate elements. For example, use a relative XPath or leverage CSS Selectors.
Podman does not require privileged mode (root) as a mandatory setup option for running Ansible Molecule tests in a GitLab CI/CD environment. It is designed to be a rootless container engine allowing users to create and manage containers without requiring root privileges.
Some specific Molecule drivers or test scenarios might require elevated privileges but it's not an inherent requirement of using Podman with Molecule.
While Podman can operate without root privileges, the specific requirements for running Ansible Molecule tests in a GitLab CI/CD environment will depend on your particular use case.
I just change the config of my middleware.ts file to export const config = { matcher: ['/((?!api|_next|_vercel\\..*|images|fonts|favicon\\.ico).*)'] };
Messages sent on behalf of a chat has the field sender_chat which contains the ID of the used chat of the sent message. See: https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#message.
I'm basically doing a search on a email in the past 7 days and getting results with empty EMAIL_LOG_SEARCH_RECIPIENT. Doesn't give me anything useful.
for example the same user in the UI returns 30 + results, but doing this, return 7 but all empty receivers. basically i'm passing a filter filters: "EMAIL_LOG_SEARCH_SENDER==#{sender_email}",
So because I get nothing useful out of this, I believe it doesn't show any delivery status information.
I spent a week until i found this page and used the systemctl restart gitlab-runsvdir.service to fix the problem. Guys this systemctl restart gitlab-runsvdir.service is helping so try it.
In Json4s, java.text.SimpleDateFormat is used for parsing timestamps, but to handle microseconds, you need to use java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter, which was introduced in Java 8.
To handle microseconds, you will need to write custom parsing logic.
Open the settings of windows terminal (you can also use ctrl + ,).
At the "Actions" Tab, you can set (if it didn't) the keymap for resizing pane,
in my setting it is set alt + shift + [direction], change the [direction] with right, left, up, or down arrow.
I also often to use Toggle Command Palette by pressing ctrl + shift + p then search for the keyword such as resize if I forgot the keymap. I can't post the image because of reputation restriction. I hope it could help.
Okay, I've figured it out. It was actually a simple mistake all along: I forgot to transform the coordinate system of the map I wanted to use with the sf::st_transform() function. As a result, the coordinate system was all over the place and that's why I couldn't see the markers.
ngx-mat-selection-list-search Here is the lib to handle search without writing any filter logic. Just use it inside mat-selcection-list and that's it !
It also has other features like dynamic search field label, search field appearance and search on enter, custom no record found element, debounce on search and search loader etc.Check it out
You may have to install a more recent version of IPFS. I'd suggest:
# Install Node Version Manager (nvm) if you don't have it
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.1/install.sh | bash
# Install and use a newer Node version (LTS)
nvm install 22
nvm use 22
Try clearing rpm cache again but more thoroughly this time:
# Force clear the cache
npm cache clean --force
# Delete the cache folder manually
rm -rf ~/.npm
Check if you have sufficient permission:
# Make sure you own your npm directories
sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/.npm
sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/.config
A convenient way is to note that each entry could also be written as :
with above notation the computation could be much easier and:
def G_einsum(M, gamma, R, Z, nu=1.5, length_scale=1.0):
# --- 1) Determine dimensions ---
n, d = R.shape # R, Z each are (n, d)
# --- 2) Build the big array X of shifted points [γ * Z[i] + R[ell]] ---
X = np.empty((n * n, d))
# Use tqdm to show progress while constructing X
for i in tqdm(range(n), desc="Building X array"):
for ell in range(n):
X[i * n + ell, :] = gamma * Z[i, :] + R[ell, :]
# --- 3) Use scikit-learn's Matern kernel to compute the (n*n) x (n*n) kernel matrix ---
kernel = Matern(length_scale=length_scale, nu=nu)
K_big = kernel(X, X) # shape: (n*n, n*n)
# --- 4) Reshape K_big into a 4D tensor (n, n, n, n) ---
K_4D = K_big.reshape(n, n, n, n)
# --- 5) Contract with M on both sides using Einstein summation ---
M_flat = M.ravel() # Ensure shape is (n,)
G = np.einsum('iljm,l,m->ij', K_4D, M_flat, M_flat)
return G
I know of a website that can help visualize code execution step by step, but unfortunately it only supports Python and JavaScript at the moment. While they might add more languages in the future.
Another twist is that the new find/replace mechanism works differently in terms of 'stickiness' of the find. In the old f/r searching for something that does not exist in the current file allows 'find next' in other files. That is, the find string is 'remembered'. In the new you cannot do that (it is red showing that it is not found here). This is a showstopper for the way I search for things in my files, and I had to disable to overlay.
If you want to recieve the httpOnly cookie on your server, when you make a request to the server from the client page, you enable the withCredentials (for XMLHttpRequest) or { credentials:"include" } (for fetch). The cookie will be sent to the server without the javascript code being able to see it.
-- Membuat database
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS Penjualan;
USE Penjualan;
-- Tabel Pelanggan
CREATE TABLE Pelanggan (
ID_Pelanggan INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Nama_Pelanggan VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
Alamat VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
);
-- Tabel Barang
CREATE TABLE Barang (
ID_Barang INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Nama_Barang VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
Harga_Barang DECIMAL(10, 2) NOT NULL
);
-- Tabel Faktur
CREATE TABLE Faktur (
ID_Faktur INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Tanggal DATE NOT NULL,
Syarat_Pengiriman VARCHAR(255),
Syarat_Pembayaran VARCHAR(255)
);
-- Tabel Transaksi
CREATE TABLE Transaksi (
ID_Transaksi INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
ID_Faktur INT NOT NULL,
ID_Barang INT NOT NULL,
Jumlah_Barang INT NOT NULL,
Total_Barang DECIMAL(10, 2) NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (ID_Faktur) REFERENCES Faktur(ID_Faktur),
FOREIGN KEY (ID_Barang) REFERENCES Barang(ID_Barang)
);
-- Relasi Pelanggan ke Faktur
ALTER TABLE Faktur
ADD COLUMN ID_Pelanggan INT NOT NULL,
ADD FOREIGN KEY (ID_Pelanggan) REFERENCES Pelanggan(ID_Pelanggan);
It seems some improvements have been made in Android Studio since this question was asked and the previous answers were provided. There is now a built in way to look at the database while debugging your app without needing to download files or search through the device manager.
How to Access Database Inspector
View > Tool Windows > App Inspection. If you haven't already, start debug mode on your app. Choose the device and app being debugged from the drop down list. Wait a few moments for the view to refresh. Select the tab for Database Inspector. Under your database you will see the different tables in your database. Double click on a table to open it for viewing and editing individual existing values.
I have ran into this as well. Be sure to be on an internal testing or production build for iOS to get it working. I had to restart the app to get it to work only for iOS, when using expo go or local dev mode.
This will effect geofencing along with getting locations on first boot as the tools for the dev builds are effecting the task effectively not to run on first boot. Android works fine on first boot as it is not affecting the task manager.
Problem was fixed by moving the files in the com.example.reply.test directory to the parent com.example.reply directory. This matches the structure of the main directory.
I'm having the same problem but still no solution found on the internet.
Maybe an (awful?) workaround would be to copy the content of the .css file and paste it as internal CSS (with <style>...</style>) through the context into the .html template ?
I'm in the same situation of dynamically generating an invoice pdf file with xhtmltopdf python library (from this tutorial).
Generate pdf from html template :
from xhtml2pdf import pisa
# Additional imports
def html2pdf(template_src, context=None, request=None):
context = context or {}
html = render_to_string(template_src, context, request=request)
result = BytesIO()
pdf = pisa.pisaDocument(BytesIO(html.encode("UTF-8")), result)
if not pdf.err:
return HttpResponse(result.getvalue(), content_type='application/pdf')
return None
I am just so shocked how anybody can get away with doing this on my account and stealing my crypto not even telling me that they’re cashing out and using my cridentials to make it look like it’s me doing it! YOU SURE ARE A SMITTH ONE YOU HAVE ME CONVINCED THATS FOR DAMN SURE ! Now I need everything out RIGHT BACK WHERE YOU FOUND IT I BET YOU DIDNT THINK ANY OF THIS WOULD REACH ME OR EVEN COME TO. Y OHONE THIS IS WHAT HALLENS WHEN YOU GO AND DUPLICATE MY CELM PHONE JUST TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! Thanks man ! YOU HAVE OROVEN YOURSELF ! Over and over ! I have been watching you steal from me now for a very long time ! Did you know that? Yeah your honesty caught up with you ! JSON!!!
Neither of these really answers the question. The correct format that dynamically adds the product name is $(PRODUCT-NAME-rfcsomethingidentifier) and xcode is changing it to --PRODUCT-NAME-rfcsomethingidentifier-
so these aren't good answers. sorry.
Personally, I have very little patience with taking any c***p from xcode, so I just went into project.pbxproj and changed it to what it clearly should be.
The first question to ask is - do you actually need to optimize the code ?
What problem are you trying to solve ?
Is the code too slow ?
Do you have data that shows the speed problem?
Do you have a performance goal you are trying to achieve?
Is the code readable ?
Who is going to be reading the code
Who needs to be able to troubleshoot and understand it ?
You can spend a lot of time tweaking and changing - but unless you actually have a goal, then you're more likely just going to spend lots of time doing more and more tweaking.
IF I was going to tweak this code - I'd iterate across the true/false list.
for index in len(b):
if b[index]:
a[index] += 1
That way you're only touching list "a" when you need to, rather than every time.
This was caused by an internal issue on AWS. The giveaway was when searching this error nothing was coming up at all. I went onto the AWS Service Health Page and found an issue registered with AWS IAM:
Once this issue was resolved, my stack was deployed as expected.
I answered my own question using built-in JSON functions.
SELECT n, ARRAY(SELECT JSONB_ARRAY_ELEMENTS(JSONB_ARRAY_ELEMENTS(JSONB_AGG(a)))) AS a, SUM(q) AS q
FROM (
SELECT 'foo' AS n, '{1,2}'::integer[] AS a, 1 AS q
UNION ALL
SELECT 'foo' AS n, '{3,4,5}'::integer[] AS a, 1 AS q
) results
GROUP BY n
In the 32-bit mode DWORD_PTR and DWORD types coincided , but they do not coincide anymore in the 64-bit mode. This link contains conversion issue for old program when converting 32 bit to 64 bit. https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/cpp/a0065/#ID0EPLAC
Can i import my settings who are saved to my Chrome profiles and lunch selenium with the same settings ?
Because every time the settings will be reseted to (default settigs)
SSLmode needed to be set to "require" in the connection string to be able to open a connection - &tls.Config needed to be added to the client redis options like this: redisClient = redis.NewClient(&redis.Options{ Addr: redisAddress, Password: conf.Redis.Password, DB: conf.Redis.DB, TLSConfig: &tls.Config{}, }
I was getting the "Uncaught Error: @vitejs/plugin-react can't detect preamble. Something is wrong." Vite server error since I wasn't importing the refresh runtime that the Vite server provides to allow HMR.
This doesn't seem to fit OP's case, but for anyone else encountering this error, make sure your function's CodeUri matches the directory of your app.py. I had a slight spelling mistake which made it check in an empty directory instead of the intended one, even though the builds had succeeded.
Imagine you're in a geometry class, and you have shapes: Circles, Rectangles, and Triangles. They all have a common interface, say, 'draw()'. Now, each shape has its own way of drawing, right? Circles draw in one way, Rectangles in another, and Triangles yet another. This is what Polymorphism is all about - one interface, many implementations.
Very good solutions! Now it works very well with the map command. I agree that 'map' is a very useful primitive, I should use it more often. Using a reporter is also a very interesting solution, thank you Charles and Luke!
This is a limitation of the default RMarkdown rendering engine. ggplot2 can access Windows system fonts just fine when you create a plot from the R terminal or R script, but it doesn't have access to them when you render a Quarto or RMarkdown chunk. You can fix it by changing the backend rendering engine to ragg. Install the ragg package with install.packages("ragg") and then add knitr::opts_chunk$set(dev = "ragg_png") at the top of your RMarkdown file to select ragg as your engine.
Thanks for the responses. I got to where I needed to be with the command line "jupyter nbconvert...". Never got the dropdowns to work. There is a possibility I was being "helped" (sarcasm) by a product that rhymes with "Horton".
What should be the connection string. Mysql database is in hostgator and need to use it from the webapplication. Testing in visual studio asp. Net c# webapplication
