Virtual threads offer the exact same thing as coroutines. It is just in a different format. And Structured concurrency is on the way for them as well. The Virtual Threads solve the color problem, meaning that any function in Java can be either Async or Sync depending on the Thread, and no code needs to be changed. However for a coroutine, you need to have the suspend keyword on the function. This divides the whole Kotlin ecosystem into two colors - suspend and non suspend. No such thing happens with Virtual Threads.

Many people say they did it due to backward compatibility. Actually, they did it as this is the superior approach and due to backward compatibility.

Is there a specific reason why you are loading configs using an async function?

You might want to consider using environment variables with the resolve keyword, which allows you to inject secrets at runtime without fetching them manually in your application code.

AWS Secrets Manager supports referencing secrets directly in environment variables. You can define them in your serverless.yml like this:

provider:
  stage: ${opt:stage, "your-stage"}
  environment:
    DB_NAME: '{{resolve:secretsmanager:youraccount-${self:provider.stage}:SecretString:dbName}}'
    DB_PASS: '{{resolve:secretsmanager:youraccount-${self:provider.stage}:SecretString:dbPass}}'

If you are not using multiple stages, you can simplify this further by removing the stage reference from the secret path.

With this approach, your NestJS app can simply access these values through process.env without any additional async calls, something like this:

const DB_NAME = process.env.DB_NAME
const DB_PASS = process.env.DB_PASS

Hadry mene lmoi mn chmnl dvvhgi mbl mn bi or rhnbo fvgju mn kanha shrama yuvajshrama Bhvavn shrama shrama Gajananan sharma mblof 5000

E/error: com.android.volley.NoConnectionError: java.net.ConnectException: failed to connect to /127.0.0.1 (port 4567) after 2500ms: isConnected failed: ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused) This is the server part:

Spark.post("/up", new Route() { public Object handle(Request req, Response res) { System.out.println(req.queryParams()); return "its something"; } });

If anyone counter this issue again, the reason for me was the view option was set to false on the fortify config:

// config/fortify.php

<?php

use Laravel\Fortify\Features;

return [
//...

 'views' => true,

//...
];

This question is old, but I wanted to share something, for anyone who is still learning jQuery and can't get this to work:

You might wanna check which quotes you used...Single quotes must be around the data, so the concatenated parts must be in double quotes.

You can simulate EOF with CTRL+D (for *nix) or CTRL+Z (for Windows) from command line. In widows, when you are ready to complete the input： 1.press the Enter key 2.then press Ctrl+Z 3.then Enter to complete the input.

In Laravel 11, u should register the provider via bootstrap/providers.php :

<?php

return [
    App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class,
    App\Providers\FortifyServiceProvider::class,
];

The answer given by @A.Mohammed_Eshaan has been deleted. It was, however, the corect answer: Place static content in a folder named public at the root level of the project and use the root url to access it. e.g. if you have a file named hello_world.txt in the /public folder omit the public folder name and access as follows async fecth('/hello_world.txt').

This is sample module activity plugin that shows an button only that alert('Hello World')

Hello World Plugin

Confirmed that nowPlayingInfo needs to contain:

nowPlayingInfo[MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyMediaType] = MPNowPlayingInfoMediaType.audio.rawValue

With the introduction of the QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES permission, figuring out the native library path of other apps seems to have become disabled by default, as the information is actively being filtered, see https://developer.android.com/training/package-visibility

When an app targets Android 11 (API level 30) or higher and queries for information about the other apps that are installed on a device, the system filters this information by default.

However, any app with the QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES permission can indeed use getPackageManager().getInstalledPackages() for example, to query all apps and can then use the method mentioned above, getApplicationInfo().nativeLibraryDir, to figure out the path.

ailwind CSS follows a mobile‑first approach. This means that the unprefixed classes (like flex-row) apply to all screen sizes by default, and breakpoint‑prefixed classes (like md:flex-col) only take effect when the viewport is at least the specified minimum width (768px for md). In your code, flex-row is always active on screens smaller than 768px, and only when the viewport is 768px or larger does md:flex-col override it.

If your intention is to have a column layout on smaller screens and switch to a row layout on larger ones, reverse the order of your classes like so:

This way, by default (on mobile) you get flex-col and then md:flex-row kicks in on larger screens.

Also, ensure your Tailwind configuration hasn’t been modified from the default breakpoints if you expect the standard behavior.

My question is, how do I update PDO to use the latest sqlite3 version?

You have to update the PDO extension, and specifically the sqlite3 driver extension of PDO with the updated libraries.

PDO is part of core, you can find the source code here: https://github.com/php/php-src/?tab=readme-ov-file#building-php-source-code

SQLite3 is already mentioned in the prerequisites before make.

It seems that there is no issue with the links, they work perfectly fine. I tested this on multiple different browsers, including Firefox on other machines, everything works perfectly fine.

Despite what other answers/comments claim, this works fine in Firefox and Chrome. You don't need to change settings or use an absolute path.

My issue seems to have been some settings or plugins in my browser that I have changed. Haven't figure out what those are yet, but the image links work normally.

You can fetch football leagues by date using the API's specific endpoint with a date parameter. Check the documentation for the correct query format and required permissions. If you enjoy football-related content, you might also like FC Mobile Simulation Game. Hope this helps

O problema que você está enfrentando parece estar relacionado à forma como você está tentando extrair uma ArrayList<String> de um HashMap<String, Object>. A dificuldade pode estar na maneira como o conteúdo do HashMap está sendo interpretado ou convertido.

Aqui estão algumas possíveis razões e soluções:

1. Tipo de Dados no HashMap:

   • O HashMap está declarado como HashMap<String, Object>, o que significa que o valor associado a qualquer chave é do tipo Object. Quando você tenta extrair uma ArrayList<String>, o Java pode não estar conseguindo fazer o cast automaticamente para ArrayList<String> porque o valor é tratado como um Object.
   • Solução: Faça um cast explícito para ArrayList<String> ao extrair o valor. Por exemplo:

     ArrayList<String> test = (ArrayList<String>) mappings.get("role");
     

2. Verificação de Nulo:

   • Antes de fazer o cast, verifique se o valor não é nulo para evitar NullPointerException.
   • Solução:

     if (mappings.get("role") != null) {
         ArrayList<String> test = (ArrayList<String>) mappings.get("role");
     }
     

3. Tipo Real do Objeto:

   • O valor associado à chave "role" pode não ser realmente uma ArrayList<String>, mas sim outro tipo de lista ou coleção. Isso causaria uma ClassCastException.
   • Solução: Verifique o tipo real do objeto antes de fazer o cast:

     Object role = mappings.get("role");
     if (role instanceof ArrayList) {
         ArrayList<?> test = (ArrayList<?>) role;
         // Se você precisar garantir que é uma lista de Strings, pode fazer um cast adicional ou verificar o tipo dos elementos.
     }
     

4. Problemas com o DRL (Drools Rule Language):

   • Se você está usando Drools, pode haver uma incompatibilidade na forma como o DRL interpreta os tipos de dados. Certifique-se de que o DRL está corretamente configurado para lidar com ArrayList e HashMap.
   • Solução: Verifique a sintaxe e as importações no arquivo .drl para garantir que todos os tipos de dados estão corretamente referenciados.

5. Exemplo Completo:

   • Aqui está um exemplo completo de como você poderia extrair e verificar a ArrayList<String>:

     if (mappings != null && mappings.containsKey("role")) {
         Object role = mappings.get("role");
         if (role instanceof ArrayList) {
             ArrayList<?> tempList = (ArrayList<?>) role;
             if (!tempList.isEmpty() && tempList.get(0) instanceof String) {
                 ArrayList<String> test = (ArrayList<String>) tempList;
                 // Agora você pode usar `test` como uma ArrayList<String>
             }
         }
     }
     

Resumindo, o problema provavelmente está relacionado ao cast de tipos ou à verificação de tipos. Certifique-se de que o valor no HashMap é realmente uma ArrayList<String> e faça o cast e as verificações necessárias para evitar erros.

I used this information, but I made a small change when I needed to use notNull.

The notNull method didn't work in this case:

price: 
  decimal("price", {
    precision: 10,
    scale: 2,
  }).notNull() as unknown as PgDoublePrecisionBuilderInitial<"price">

So I changed it to:

price: (
  decimal("price", {
    precision: 10,
    scale: 2,
  }) as unknown as PgDoublePrecisionBuilderInitial<"price">
).notNull()

Hello dear i think you are opening the app in local please open your app as a development mode then the this error will be solved

npx expo install expo-dev-client

eas build --profile development --platform android

delete the ios folder, maybe copy any special config you did there first. then recreate the folder through flutter create -i swift -i

def sort_decimals(numbers: List[float]) -> List[float]: return sorted(numbers) print(sort_decimals(['104.900209904', '238.501860857', '9.59893298149', '362.470027924', '419.737339973']))

For people who reads this stackoverflow question:

There is now a new release of string-grouper: 0.7 which fixes several deprecations warnings and is less prone to Cython build error like the one above as it uses a recent version of sparse_dot_topn package and not the specific dependency sparse_dot_topn_for_blocks.

So:

pip install --upgrade string_grouper

NB: I'm a contributor of this release.

This is not necessarily an answer to your problem, it is just a mention that I have a very similar situation, I am using Python 3.12.9, and I have tried even Python 3.13.2, but quite the same problems I had. I am wondering if the possible installation in a SnadBox would be a possible solution to this problem.

The OP also does not mention the DPDK release/version in use. The driver in question was patched not so long ago, precisely with regard to the queue stop functionality. So it is worthwhile rebuilding DPDK v24.11 from source to check whether the issue is still there. And, of course, debug printouts will make it easier to rule out any other discrepancies, should such be present.

I want to clarify that I am not an expert in node.js and much less in electron, I am making this application for personal use and as I learn about the use of javascript focused on the backend with node.js, it is possible that I am not applying community conventions or best practices.

I have managed to get the solution in the following way:

• After whenReady.
• First create the IpcController passing as argument windowManager.
• then we create the mainWindow, for rendering.
• This is where the magic happens, we inject into the IpcController the mainWindow resulting from the window creation..

await app.whenReady();
this.ipcController = new IpcController(
    this.windowManager,
    this.backendController,
    this.appConfig
);

this.mainWindow = await this.windowManager.createMainWindow();

this.ipcController.setMainWindow(this.mainWindow);

The new method in ipcController is:

setMainWindow(window) {
    this.windowManager.mainWindow = window;
}

With this order and logic, both the content handlers and those associated with interactions of the created window work correctly.

I think the answer I found only works for event control of rendered content so it is not a general solution.

Here's how I ended up getting this to work...

int? switchValue = 0;  // initial segmented control value
...
onValueChanged: (int? newValue) {
  setState(() { switchValue = newValue; }); }
...
// inside ListView.builder...
  itemCount: snapshot.data!.length,
  builder: (context, index) {
    if (switchValue == 0) { // 0 = "show Active only"
      switch (snapshot.data![index]['archived']) {
        case false:
          return ListTile(...  // build full listTile
        default:
          return SizedBox.shrink(); // zero-size/empty
    } else { // switchValue is 1, so "show all"
      return ListTile(...
    }

Seemed like the simplest solution. Thanks to the answers above, though - I learned all about the .where functionality, and about SizedBox.shrink(), which I'd never seen before.

Now if I can just figure out a way to smoothly animate the transition between Active only / Show all (instead of the abrupt change), I'll be rolling.

I want to thank you for your link

You need to use different names for Traefik routers, middlewares and services - otherwise you are overwriting existing ones across Docker services.

There is a package called tsc-alias include it along side scripts in package.json npx tsc && tsc-alias this would resolve the paths so that we can run it with node. I believe this is much easier and cleaner

 "scripts": {
  "build": "npx tsc && tsc-alias"
 }

use this tool made using rust gui based tool having good features

https://github.com/Divyamsirswal/asm2hex

.asm -> .bin -> .hex

I found this blog, and it have a solution,

Adding request headers to image requests using a service worker

good day bosses, i have tried all that was written above but did not work so what solved it for me was the scrollControlDisabledMaxHeightRatio parameter of the showModalBottomSheet function. its set to 9/16 by default, I then change it to 8/10, like this:

            showModalBottomSheet(
                        scrollControlDisabledMaxHeightRatio: 8 / 10,
                        enableDrag: false,
                        context: context,
                        builder: (context) => SingleChildScrollView(
                            child: Padding(
                          padding: EdgeInsets.only(
                            bottom:MediaQuery.of(context).viewInsets.bottom),
                          child: YourWidget(),
                        )),
                      );

Thanks everybody! I finally decided to merge the Director and the Identity User and go with the Roles instead of making another class for an entity which is ultimately an Application User. I know this solution is sort of not the exact thing I wanted at the very first place, but it makes everything simple and clean.

That standard arrangement looks like this, extended as neccessary to cover your grid size.

Will elaborate calculation give you anything significantly better?

I'm glad I could help you. Sorry if I'm replying after a day. I'll reply with another answer here because it's too long in the comments.

So printf \0 is used to tell bash that the command is finished, a bit like saying ; in programming languages, to mean that the instruction is finished. This happens if you're in bash, while in the MariaDB terminal it returns lines with \n.

While for $NAMELIST it's a Bash problem, not a dialog problem.

For this you need to use options[@], because it allows you to pass each separate element since it's an array.

If you pass it as a string, Bash interprets it as a single value, even if there are spaces.

To give you a practical example to help you understand the concept, I once came across a database with phone numbers.

The problem was that some numbers started with 0, and the computer if you assigned that number as an integer, the 0 cut it, and consequently the number was very wrong.

Example:

Int number = 055333333 —> 55333333

String number = 055333333 —> 055333333

In this case I had to use a string to solve the problem, rightly the 0 in front of a number without a comma, it's as if it wasn't there.

This is an example in reverse, but it's to make you understand how sometimes you have to interpret things differently on the PC.

Sorry for my English. If you have other questions don't hesitate to ask, for now bye bye and good continuation with the script

It seems Android Studio build's log doesn't show the specific errors. By checking the xcode I can see a build issue:

Which the issue is with room's config for IOS. By adding the following line in framework block inside cocoapods block, the build is successfull:

kotlin {
    cocoapods {
        summary = "Some description for the Shared Module"
        homepage = "Link to the Shared Module homepage"
        version = "1.0"
        ios.deploymentTarget = "16.2"
        podfile = project.file("../iosApp/Podfile")
        framework {
            baseName = "ComposeApp"
            isStatic = false
            transitiveExport = false // This is default.
            linkerOpts.add("-lsqlite3") // I had to add this line
        }
    }
}

you can check this

https://github.com/LRGEX/backarosa

might help you to do what you want

Facing the same issue - specially for the android phones. Changed some setting according to the article and hence it redirected to the browser in Metamask. https://birbz.medium.com/fix-for-metamask-deep-links-not-opening-on-android-eb966ed31560

Don't use the URL in ADMIN >> ACCOUNTS > ACTIVE ACCOUNTS > LOCARTOR. Use the URL in ADMIN >> ACCOUNTS > ACTIVE ACCOUNTS > ACCOUNT.

Seems like a wheel issue to me. The rl_renderPM package depends on older version of the wheel.

Try creating a virtual environment using venv or conda. Then, install wheel==0.37.1. And try installing Odoo. Should work.

After contacting the Stripe support, I got an answer to this question. If you want to get the applies to in the promotional codes request, what you need to pass to expand is data.coupon.applies_to, so the url looks in the following way:

https://api.stripe.com/v1/promotion_codes?expand[]=data.coupon.applies_to

You might need to check your app’s permissions and ensure the printer’s IP/MAC address is correct. Also, updating dependencies and debugging logs can help identify the issue. If you're looking for better print management, Orca Slicer Latest Version Official could be useful. Hope this helps!

print('\n'.join ([''.join ([('Prabin'[(x-y)%8 ] if((x0.05)**2+(y0.1)**2-1) **3-(x*0.05)2(y0.1) **3<=0 else' ') for x in range(-30,30)]) for y in range(15,-15,-1)]))

Solution found

make package/telnetd-ssl is wrong

make package/telnetd-ssl/compile is ok

Start by experimenting with libraries like Layout Parser and models such as CascadeTabNet.If you re open to cloud solutions services like Amazon Textract or Google Document AI might be worth evaluating as well.

For dark icon appearance you can use the Any, Dark, Tinted appearance and provide the same asset rather than use the None appearance. I don't think you can disable the tinted version.

You can't directly ingest this website directly on pyspark. You need to parse it using library like BeautifulSoup.

But if you cant get the API, you can directly ingest using pyspark like this

With iOS 17/macOS 14 selectionDisabled(_:) has been introduced which has the intended effect of keeping the item visible in the picker but disallowing selection.

According to my research, neither Python nor C++ high-level APIs provide this flexibility. You should use pjlib directly, which is the core C library.

The problem is actually occurring where you are trying to read the file as a readable stream.

Will need to see the code of readable stream in your js.

I made a tool to do this - catch is you'll end up with a new branch that you and your colleagues will need to switch to. You can find it here:

https://retcom-ac130.web.app

use this to generate https://github.com/yukebrillianth/nextjs-blur-generator

then add:

• placeholder="blur" to component
• blurDataURL="data:base64......." to component

Working command for me (not default one but by command line)

npx expo start --port=8082

try to dial with insecure.NewCredentials() for plaintext communication and then create a reflection client with reflectionpb.NewServerReflectionClient, send a ServerReflectionRequest with the ListServices method using ServerReflectionInfo. The response from the server should contain a list of available services, which you can print. This copies the behavior of grpcurl -plaintext localhost:50051 list but in client code.. Do you need an example code?

I have a multipolygon object:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from shapely.plotting import plot_polygon

print(type(multipolygon))
#<class 'shapely.geometry.multipolygon.MultiPolygon'>

fig, ax = plt.subplots(nrows=1, ncols=1, figsize=(8,5))
plot_polygon(polygon=multipolygon, ax=ax, add_points=False, color="green")
fig.savefig(r"C:\Users\bera\Desktop\gistest\usa.pdf", bbox_inches='tight')

The pdf:

Remove the node_modules path mapping in your tsconfig.json.

The rest of the explanation is available in the comments.

is there any solution to this problem at present?

I don't know if I understood your problem very well. But have you ever tried to read the string file and transform it into a lower without using a library?

Like this

open("file.txt", "w").write(content) if (content := open("file.txt").read().lower()) else None

And if you have more files you can just add for loop

Like this

[ open(file, "w").write(content) if (content := open(file).read().lower()) else None for file in ["file1.txt", "file2.txt"] ]

I just added __init__.py to the admin directory

from apps.chat.admin.admin import ChatRoomAdmin, MessageAdmin

__all__ = ['ChatRoomAdmin', 'MessageAdmin']

`import skfda._utils

See if getattr exists on the module:

print("Module getattr:", getattr(skfda._utils, "getattr", None))

Try to retrieve the attribute via dict directly:

print("In dict:", skfda._utils.dict.get("_check_array_key"))

Attempt a direct getattr and catch any exception:

try: func = getattr(skfda._utils, "_check_array_key") print("Retrieved _check_array_key:", func) except Exception as e: print("Error when calling getattr:", e)

`

results in

Module __getattr__: <function attach.<locals>.__getattr__ at 0x000001152722B7E0> In __dict__: None Error when calling getattr: np.float_was removed in the NumPy 2.0 release. Usenp.float64 instead.

Indicating that it needs e.g. numpy 1.24 This is not compatible with python 3.13

This should be looked at by the developers

lazy-loading implementation problem with getattr

Ensure all required extensions (ycommercewebservices, commercefacades, commercewebservicescommons, etc.) are included in your localextensions.xml.

Check if commercewebservices requires additional dependencies that might be missing.

Verify if the commercewebservices extension conflicts with any existing configurations.

Check local.properties for any missing or misconfigured API-related settings.

If you're migrating from an older version, check whether commercewebservices has breaking changes or requires updates in project.properties.

try:
  query_result = Users.query('johndoe22').next() # First result since query by hash_key is unique
  post_id = query_result.post_id
except StopIteration:
  post_id = None

As previous comment from @MichaelM explains, flow log tcp flags can be combined. It is really hard to parse numeric tcp flags, that's why I created my own tool to create and query flow logs, where I convert these numeric flags to actual tcp flags - https://github.com/pete911/flowlogs.

If you are not interested in the tool, this is the place where the parsing (from binary to flag) happens - https://github.com/pete911/flowlogs/blob/main/internal/aws/query/tcp.go#L37. Hopefully this helps to illustrate how it works and/or to create your own parser.

Should anyone arrive here who is struggling with the same problem, I’d like to share the solution I ended up with. Based on the comment from @SilverWarrior, I realised I had to select each OS style and modify the Style Designer there. However, in iOS, the TCornerbutton doesn’t seem to have a background option in the Style Designer. I presume it would be possible to add one using a TRectangle and go from there. I also suspect there is some way of designing it in Windows and then saving and loading this style to other platforms.

However, since I want full control over the appearance of this control, I ended up just making it myself. That is, I used a TRectangle, added a TText and TImage to it, I could then completely customise the look of the TRectangle which would then look consistent over different platforms. In order for click, touch etc events to work, set HitTest to false for all the controls on the TRectangle. The only disadvantage to this approach that I’ve found is that if I duplicate this ‘button’ and then need to change something – say the background color – this has to be done for each individually rather than in the Style Designer. This has turned out to be a good solution for me. (I’ve tested it on the iOS iPhone emulator and an Android phone.)

While there presumably is a way to do this with a TCornerbutton and the Style Designer, there may also be aspects of the design that the platform overrides changes that I might want to make. This way I’ve complete control.

When:

• src IP matches ENI IP, flow log is egress, meaning src port is on ENI/EC2 and dst address and port are where ENI/EC2 is sending request/response
• dst IP matches ENI IP, flow logs is ingress, meaning dst port is on ENI/EC2 and src address and port are from where ENI/EC2 is receiving response/request

I find this hard to remember, also it is very hard to convert numeric TCP flags to actual flags. Numeric protocol and other fields flowlogs provide are not super clear, if you don't work with flow logs on daily basis as well.

That's why I created flowlogs cli tool to make it easier to create and query flow logs with clear output - https://github.com/pete911/flowlogs

In my case, process.env was returning undefined because of my func name "Process". Like

exports.handler = async (event) => {
try {
    await process();

I have change function name from process to another name like call_process which is resolved my issue

Foo is reported as copy-constructible because it explicitly defines a copy constructor, and std::is_copy_constructible only checks whether such a constructor exists and is not explicitly deleted—it does not check if calling it would result in an error. The compiler allows Foo to define a copy constructor even though it attempts to copy Bar, whose copy constructor is deleted. However, actually invoking Foo's copy constructor would result in a compilation error.

Posting the Comment as an Answer

As per the original poster, @Geoff Mulhall, watching the spreadsheet while the code ran revealed the background color flashing on and off. This helped them find the problematic line of code and realize the issue was with their own logic.

Note: Posting this as a Community Wiki so others in the community know that the posted code itself isn't wrong, but the issue lies with its own logic.

👋 I totally get your frustration with those Tailwind utilities not working - I ran into the same issue when I started using Tailwind in multiple projects. Let me help you get this fixed!

I can see the exact problem in your code. You're mixing Tailwind with regular CSS in a way that's causing conflicts. Here's how to fix it:

The biggest issue is this part in your CSS:

@import "tailwindcss";  /* This is the problem! */

Instead, change your CSS file to this:

@tailwind base;
@tailwind components;
@tailwind utilities;

/* Keep your reset if you want it */
* {
    box-sizing: border-box;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
}

That's really the main thing breaking your utilities! All those padding and margin classes like p-6 and space-x-6 should start working right away after you make this change.

You can then remove all these custom CSS rules since Tailwind will handle it:

/* You don't need these anymore! */
nav.container {
    padding: 24px;
    margin-inline: auto;
}

.navbar a {
    margin-inline-end: 24px;
}

Your HTML looks good already - keep it as is:

<nav class="container mx-auto p-6">
    <!-- Your content is fine! -->
</nav>

If you make just these changes, those utilities should start working again like they did in your first project! Let me know if you need any help with this.

For me a simple After block does the job without manual initialization in a Before block.

After("@javascript") do
  Capybara.page&.driver&.quit
end

Also see https://stackoverflow.com/a/28559244/520567

This one I hate the most but I finally found the solution, just add this to options

tabBarButton: (props) => ( <Pressable {...props} android_ripple={{foreground: false }} /> ),

and your good to go!

After hours of research, I finally fixed the issue! The problem was related to key names and the backend API signature. I updated my backend API promotional signature code and mobile app code like this

go-tfe library does not provide a way to fetch all workspaces in one request and API itself enforces pagination. I can recommend trying recursively fetch workspace (a loop), until you reach a response with fewer than PageSize records.

n,m= map(int, input().split())
a='.|.'
t='.|.'
x=[]
for i in range (1,n+1):
    p=0
    if i<(n+1)/2:
        print(a.center(m,'-'))
        a=a+'.|.'+'.|.'
    elif i==(n+1)/2:
        print('WELCOME'.center(m,'-'))
    
for i in range(n-2, 0, -2):
        print((t * i).center(m, "-"))

In core C++ an enum cannot store multiple representations both numeric and string values. You need to take alternative approaches to acheive it. like write a Function to Map Enum to String or have a struct in enum.

A stable version for KSP is now 2.0.21-1.0.27 which is compatible with kotlin 2.0.0

I am experiencing the same issue with my project! Even when using Next.js export, I don't see the Tailwind CSS outputting to a CSS file

This issue has been resolved. It appears there was a bug in LM Studio. I updated the LM Runtime to v.1.15.0 and now it works.

So if anyone else encounter this problem, maybe that could steer you in the right direction.

Just a note - rm -rf ~/.vscode-server worked fine for me!

You'll not like the consequences if somehow you'll force rails to run this in single query.

Because of the DISTINCT "posts"."id", rails manages to avoid

DISTINCT "posts"."*" . Having the last one condition will force DB to compare records in full, instead of just the primary keys!

And I'm 100% sure that in case:

SELECT DISTINCT "posts"."id" FROM "posts"
    LEFT OUTER JOIN "post_translations" 
    ON "post_translations"."post_id" = "posts"."id" LIMIT $1  [["LIMIT", 3]]

under the hood, this request happens to be Index Only Scan, unless of course you skipped corresponding indexes.

Here the difference between distincts, on a small size dataset:

Distinct.id:

Distinct.*:

There is no a test password, these are test accounts that is being already used by other testers which enabled password. Just try another number until you get no password request.

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I tried using the 'linkedIn-api-client' package built on Rest.li with python code and recieved the same error. You can check it on the github 1.

import os, sys

sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".."))

from flask import Flask, redirect, request

from linkedin_api.clients.auth.client import AuthClient
from linkedin_api.clients.restli.client import RestliClient



CLIENT_ID = os.getenv("CLIENT_ID")
CLIENT_SECRET = os.getenv("CLIENT_SECRET")
OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URL = os.getenv("OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URL")

print(OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URL)

app = Flask(__name__)

access_token = None

auth_client = AuthClient(
    client_id=CLIENT_ID, client_secret=CLIENT_SECRET, redirect_url=OAUTH2_REDIRECT_URL
)
restli_client = RestliClient()


@app.route("/", methods=["GET"])
def main():
    global access_token
    if access_token == None:
        return redirect(auth_client.generate_member_auth_url(scopes=["openid","profile","email"]))
    else:
        return restli_client.get(resource_path="/me", access_token=access_token).entity


@app.route("/oauth", methods=["GET"])
def oauth():
    global access_token

    args = request.args
    # print(args)
    auth_code = args.get("code")

    if auth_code:
        token_response = auth_client.exchange_auth_code_for_access_token(auth_code)
        access_token = token_response.access_token
        print(f"Access token: {access_token}")
        return redirect("/")
    else:
        return "Authorization code not found", 400

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(host="localhost", port=3000)

When I called the link "http://127.0.0.1:3000/oauth?code={ACCESS_CODE}" with Access code, It reported the same error.

error recieved :-

{"code":"ACCESS_DENIED",
"message":"Not enough permissions to access: me.GET.NO_VERSION",
"serviceErrorCode":100,
"status":403}

Then based on the answer 1 , I tried calling the link again after few minutes and it responded with a status code '302' and without any error. The redirect link was a default app built on django, so it redirected to it.

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i solved my problem with adding

:use-global-leaflet="false"

to the

l-map

component

the problem was with the following code:

    [`onDelete${toCapital(dataSourceName)}`]: onDelete,
    [`onPut${toCapital(dataSourceName)}`]: onPut,
    [`onPost${toCapital(dataSourceName)}`]: onPost,

which causes the loss of the signature, so sending back the props as it is and changing that part of the code as follows:

const dataSourceProps = {
    dataSource,
    isLoading,
    onDelete,
    onPut,
    onPost,
  };
  return { ...dataSourceProps };

The first thing that comes out when I get to my car and then when I’m driving I have a feeling it’s not a big problem but it’s a big deal and I’m just trying not really know how much time it will be for you and me and you to get to the airport so you don’t get stuck on a train and you get stuck in traffic all day and you get to work so I have a little time for a few minutes and I don’t have time for that to take me

hey could you tell me what are the results that u found ? because i'm building a tool similiar to it and snyk

You to be honest with me and I am waiting for you to be honest with me and I am waiting

Well, in my project, I added these lines to both my light and dark themes:

android:windowBackground

android:textColorPrimary

android:textColorSecondary

After removing them from the themes, this issue was solved

In addition to pyarmor, there is another tool for obfuscation: pyc-zipper

I had the same problem and tried almost every possible combination until I saw your comment that curl might not be installed. That was exactly my issue. After installing curl, CMD-SHELL, curl -f http://localhost/ || exit 1 works fine. Thanks!

Dockerizing the Complete project Both Frontend and backend 1 ) Set a container for frontend 2) Set a separate container for backend 3) Set container for databases 4) use Docker Compose command to run multiple container at the same time and Dokcerfile for each container

In the Ladybug version i have, i cannot see it via the Tools either. However, in the welcome screen, when no projects are open, on the right-top corner you can see three dots( "More Actions"). The Virtual Device Manager is listed under there.

The list of all variables with description:

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/1.97.2/src/vs/workbench/browser/workbench.contribution.ts#L661.

Also, don't forget about the "window.titleSeparator": " - " setting.

This works

function onEdit(e) {

var triggerCell = 'A14';

var incrementCell = 'a12';

var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();

var editedCell = ss.getRange("a14")

if (editedCell.getA1Notation() === triggerCell) {

var currentValue = ss.getRange(incrementCell).getValue();

var newValue = currentValue + 1;

ss.getRange(incrementCell).setValue(newValue);

} }

I'm using Centos 9. It worked after I removed java 11 and installed 17.

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None of the solutions worked for me, I created a new flutter project & copied files from my existing project. This worked.

I would suggest another solution, for the case you are writing or generating the required module.

In the required module, put the variables to be exported in the global object, instead of the exports:

const func1 = () = {console.log('func1');
const pi2 = 3.14;

global.func1 = func1;
global.pi2 = pi2;

Используйте расширение VS Code Live Preview, запускает сервер на порту 3000 и прекрасно отображает SVG

Use the VS Code Live Preview extension, runs the server on port 3000 and displays SVG perfectly.