I have a problem there too. but in my case, when I want to render an image for the splash screen, what appears on the splash screen is an image for the icon. does anyone have the same problem? Heres my app.json

 {
  "expo": {
    "name": "KawanTaaruf",
    "slug": "KawanTaaruf",
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "orientation": "portrait",
    "userInterfaceStyle": "light",
    "newArchEnabled": true,
    "icon": "./assets/icon.png",
    "splash": {
      "image": "./assets/splash-icon.png",
      "resizeMode": "contain",
      "backgroundColor": "red"
    },
    "ios": {
      "supportsTablet": true
    },
    "android": {
      "adaptiveIcon": {
        "foregroundImage": "./assets/adaptive-icon.png",
        "backgroundColor": "#ffffff"
      },
      "package": "com.awriyou.KawanTaaruf"
    },
    "web": {
      "favicon": "./assets/favicon.png"
    }
  }
}

Anyone can help meeeeee please, im so stuck, I just learned to make react native applications from expo

Exemplo Corrigido: Aqui está o JSON modificado com o caractere de controle RTL:

{
"chat_id": "XXXXXXXXX",
"photo": "XXXXXXXXX",
"caption": "\u200Fבדיקה",
"parse_mode": "HTML"
}

What we did:

We added \u200F at the beginning of the text "בדיקה". This tells the Telegram renderer that the text should be aligned as RTL.

Explanation:

U+200F is the "Right-to-Left Mark" (RLM), a Unicode character that forces text to be interpreted from right to left.

It doesn't appear visually in the text, but it adjusts the alignment for RTL.

Testing and expected result:

By submitting this request, the caption "בדיקה" should be correctly aligned from right to left in Telegram.

If you encounter any other issues or unexpected behavior, please let us know so we can fix it!

open settings , go to apps section , then installed apps and then uninstall the java SE development kit for java-8

https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/

This one isn't really money based though but it's what you are describing without the money.

Your question itself is more of a meta question though not really a stackoverflow question.

Just use matplotlib text function with the "data coordinates" for x and y:

mytext = 'Total: XX \n Mean: YY \n Min Value: AA \n Max Value: BB'
ax.text(x=15000, y='Radial Velocity', 
        s=mytext, style='italic', 
        color='white', bbox = {'facecolor': 'black'}, 
        fontsize=8, verticalalignment='center')
plt.show()

I just wanted to add to user27723208's answer (don't have enough rep to just comment) that on my S20, I had to go to Settings > Location > Location Services > Timeline and then had the export (and other options)

ext.kotlin_version = '1.3.72' works for me

Issue resolved now Seems to be a recent issue seen around India (Mumbai) region

Same issue as in: Excessive Logging After Flutter SDK Update: exportSyncFdForQSRILocked and sendCancelIfRunning Messages

There is ticket for this here: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/160442

But in the meanwhile a temporary solution would be to add --no-enable-impeller to your run command.

Ex: flutter run --no-enable-impeller

Hope that helps.

I am also getting an error using the API today. It seems slower than usual, maybe its down?

You have identified the filename, but not the content type. You need both:

form.append("image", buffer, { filename: "london.jpg", contentType: "image/jpg" });

See my answer here for further detail.

Sar meri Instagram ID suspend kr hai Instagram helpline aapke link Di Hai mujhe to mujhe meri ID recover kar dijiye please bahut problem mein hun request aapse

[(ngModel)] or formControlName binds the value of the radio button as a string ("true" or "false"), not as a boolean (true or false). you need to the variable to string : fullypaidvalue: string='true'; Also change the condition of d-none class to : [class.d-none]="fullypaidvalue == 'true'"

Although the HTTP request has content-type: multipart/form-data, the actual form data also needs to have its content-type identified, as well as filename in some cases:

POST /my/server/path HTTP/1.1
....
content-type: multipart/form-data; boundary=--------------------------794262681322510475281872
...
Transfer-Encoding: chunked

2fe5b
----------------------------794262681322510475281872
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="image"; filename="my-image.jpg"
Content-Type: image/jpeg

...a bunch of binary data...

The form-data package infers filename and content-type from fs.ReadStream because that information is available in the file that you've read to a stream. With a raw Buffer or Blob it's just the raw data and form-data cannot infer content type, so you need to set it explicitly:

formData.append('image', buffer, {filename: 'image.jpg', contentType: 'image/jpg'});

You need to adapt that to your server's API spec, but that's the general idea. See here for further detail.

You have to add Serialized name to your models so that it works when generating the apk or bundle.

public class ErrorResponse {
  @SerializedName("Error")
  private String Error;

  public String getError() {
    return Error;
  }

  public void setError(String error) {
    Error = error;
  }
}

printf requires int value not pointer: printf("You have entered: %i!", num1);

I have similar issue where I am trying to open controlDesk 7.0 and facing the below error Traceback (most recent call last): IDispatch = pythoncom.connect(IDispatch) pywintypes.com_error: (-2147221021, 'Operation unavailable', None, None)

I have given permission in DCOM Config but still facing the issue. Can somebody guide me what else setting I need to make in Jenkins (remember to add your Jenkins user name and set full permission.)

i am facing the same issue right now , have you found a solution yet ? please share it if you have .

i have activated annotaion processing , verified that lombok exists in external libraries

I want to be sure that when showComponentProp is updated, that the first useEffect updates the state before the second useEffect is run.

The first useEffect hook's callback will certainly enqueue the isVisible state update before the second useEffect hook is called.

I understand that useEffect hooks are run in the order they appear in the component body, however, as these contain setState functions, I'm not 100% sure of the behaviour. I don't want there to be a race condition between the two setState functions in the useEffect hooks.

All React hooks are called each render cycle, in the order they are defined. If showComponentProp changes, then because it is included in the dependency array of both useEffect hooks it will trigger the both useEffect hooks' callbacks, in the order they are defined.

Could someone please clarify the exact order of the useEffects being called and when the component is rerendered in this case. For instance, is the first effect called, and when the isVisible state is updated, does the component rerender before the second effect is called? In that case will both effects be run again after the rerender, or just the second effect as the first effect was called previously.

1. The component will render and call all React hooks, in order.
2. At the end of the render cycle the enqueued useEffect hook callbacks will be called, in order.
   1. Effect #1 callback will enqueue an isVisible state update to update to the current showComponentProp value.
   2. Effect #2 callback will check the current showComponentProp and timerProp values, and if both are truthy enter the if-block and instantiate the timeout to enqueue another isVisible state update to false, and return a useEffect hook cleanup function.
3. The enqueued state updates will be processed and trigger a component rerender:
   1. Back to step 1 above to repeat the process
   2. The running timeout then either:
      • expires after timerProp ms and calls the callback to enqueue another isVisible state update to false, and trigger another component rerender, e.g. back to step 1 above.
      • cancelled by the cleanup function before expiration

In any case, both useEffect hooks will be called each and every render cycle, and the callbacks called only when the dependencies change.

However, I suspect you could accomplish this all in a single useEffect hook, which may make understanding the logic and flow a bit easier.

const [isVisible, setIsVisible] = useState(showComponentProp);

// Run effect when either showComponentProp or timerProp update
useEffect(() => {
  // Only instantiate timeout when we've both truthy
  // showComponentProp and timerProp values
  if (showComponentProp && timerProp) {
    // Enqueue isVisible state update "now"
    setIsVisible(true);

    // Enqueue timeout to enqueue isVisible state update "later"
    const timeout = setTimeout(() => setIsVisible(false), timerProp);

    return () => clearTimeout(timeout);
  }
}, [showComponentProp, timerProp]);

You should not do this. Escape is the standard key for closing popups, and you will likely create a keyboard trap for anyone who depends on the keyboard interface.

This was actually really simple. I was using python 3.13 previously. I downgraded to 3.12, created a new virtualenv, and the migrations ran smoothly.

just save the files and try to compile and execute again it will work. compile command : javac filename.java execute command : java filename.java (goes to the JVM)

Hope this helps

Had to add a form and now it works.

<MudForm Model="@testClass"></MudForm>

I solved it by changing the Java version from 8 to 22

I switched to version PyAutoGUI==0.9.0, and it worked (python 3.11, Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS)

Reconstructing a deleted encrypted home directory after mistakenly removing .ecryptfs and .Private directories is a challenging process. The successful recovery depends heavily on the availability of critical metadata files like the wrapped-passphrase and Private.sig.

I’ll break this down step by step to address your questions.

1. Understanding the Ecryptfs Directory Structure

The essential directory structure for an encrypted home directory looks like this:

/home/.ecryptfs/username/
├── .ecryptfs
│   ├── Private.mnt    # Mount point metadata
│   ├── Private.sig    # Signature of the wrapped passphrase
│   ├── wrapped-passphrase  # Encrypted version of your mount passphrase
│   └── ... other metadata files
└── .Private
    ├── (Encrypted files with random names)
    └── ... other files

What files go where?

• .Private directory: Contains encrypted user files. These files have random alphanumeric names and are encrypted.
• .ecryptfs directory: Contains metadata needed to decrypt and mount the .Private directory.

If you recovered files with .ecryptfs extensions and random filenames, they likely belong to both .ecryptfs and .Private. We need to separate these files correctly.

2. Identifying and Reconstructing Critical Files

Here are the critical files and how to identify/reconstruct them:

1. wrapped-passphrase:

   • This file contains your mount passphrase (encrypted using your login password).
   • If you do not have a backup of this file, recovery becomes very difficult. It is essential for decryption.

   What to do:

   • Search through the recovered files for the filename wrapped-passphrase. It is typically found in the /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/ directory.
   • If you cannot find it, you cannot use your login password to recover the mount passphrase.

2. Private.sig:

   • This file contains a hash signature of the passphrase used to unlock the encrypted directory.

   What to do:

   • Search for files with the name Private.sig. If found, place it in /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/.

3. Private.mnt:

   • This defines the mount point for the encrypted directory.

   What to do:

   • Search for a file named Private.mnt. If found, place it in /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/.

3. Sorting Recovered Files

Since you recovered a mix of files, including ones with random names, you need to manually sort and identify the critical metadata files.

Steps to Locate Files:

• Use the grep command to identify files containing recognizable patterns:

  grep -rl 'ENCRYPTION' /path/to/recovered_files
  

• Search specifically for wrapped-passphrase and Private.sig:

  find /path/to/recovered_files -type f -name '*wrapped-passphrase*'
  find /path/to/recovered_files -type f -name '*Private.sig*'
  

• Look for small files (a few kilobytes in size), as these are likely metadata files:

  find /path/to/recovered_files -type f -size -10k
  

4. Restoring the Directory Structure

If you’ve found the critical files:

1. Place the files in the correct directories:

   /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase
   /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/Private.sig
   /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/Private.mnt
   

2. Place the encrypted files (random names) in:

   /home/.ecryptfs/username/.Private/
   

5. Mounting the Encrypted Directory

Once the directory structure is restored, try the following steps to mount the directory:

Step 1: Unwrap the Passphrase

If you have the wrapped-passphrase file, you can unwrap it using your login password:

ecryptfs-unwrap-passphrase /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase

You’ll need to provide your login password. The output will be your mount passphrase (a 32-character hexadecimal string).

Step 2: Manually Mount the Encrypted Directory

Once you have the mount passphrase:

sudo mount -t ecryptfs /home/.ecryptfs/username/.Private /home/username \
-o ecryptfs_sig=<signature>,ecryptfs_fnek_sig=<signature>,ecryptfs_key_bytes=16,ecryptfs_cipher=aes,ecryptfs_passthrough=no,ecryptfs_enable_filename_crypto=yes

• Replace <signature> with the signature found in Private.sig.
• Replace /home/username with your actual mount point.

If Wrapped-Passphrase Is Missing

If you do not have the wrapped-passphrase file, recovery becomes very difficult because the encrypted files cannot be decrypted without the mount passphrase.

The options are:

1. Try to locate the wrapped-passphrase using file recovery tools like PhotoRec or testdisk.
2. If you have an older backup of your encrypted home directory or passphrase, restore from that.

6. Exiting the Process Gracefully

If you need to stop and retry, always ensure the following directories have the correct permissions:

sudo chown -R username:username /home/.ecryptfs/username

Summary

1. Locate critical metadata files: wrapped-passphrase, Private.sig, and Private.mnt.
2. Restore the directory structure:
   • Metadata files to /home/.ecryptfs/username/.ecryptfs/
   • Encrypted files to /home/.ecryptfs/username/.Private/
3. Unwrap the passphrase (if wrapped-passphrase is available) and mount the directory manually.
4. If the wrapped-passphrase is missing, recovery is unlikely without an external backup.

If you face issues at any step, please share the output of the relevant commands, and I’ll assist further.

What you provided is not a menu layout, but a navigation graph. These are not related things. You need to ceate a my_menu_name.xml file with <menu> and <item> elements. Then, inside Fragment class, you have to implement a MenuProvider like explained here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/71965674/1860868

Similar to @Spectral's answer:

=FILTER(Table1[[Employee Name]:[Employee ID]]; INDEX(Table1; 0; MATCH(A1; Table1[#Headers]; 0)) = "Y")

1. MATCH(A1, Table1[#Headers], 0):

• Looks up the column header entered in A1 within the table headers (Table1[#Headers]).
• Returns the column number corresponding to the entered skill name.

2. INDEX(Table1, 0, MATCH(...)):

• Retrieves the entire column (specified by the column number) from the table.
• 0 as the row argument means all rows are included.

3. FILTER(..., INDEX(...) = "Y"):

• Filters the Employee Name and Employee ID columns (Table1[[Employee Name]:[Employee ID]]) where the selected skill column equals "Y".

4. Dynamic Input in A1:

• By changing the skill name in A1, the formula automatically adjusts to filter based on the corresponding column.

Try to close the project and the IDE, remove all .iml files and the .idea directory via the OS task manager from your project and re-import from scratch https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/import-project-or-module-wizard.html#open-project

you can use in index.css using @apply , like this:

@layer base{  

    span{
        @apply absolute w-[25%] h-[100%] bg-slate-600 -z-[1] left-0 top-0;
    }

I did two methods: Method 1: invert binary image, start from left and go to right to find border and draw vertical line, from left edge move towards the right to find white/black border and draw other vertical line. Measure width between two vertical lines Method 2: invert binary image, crop image to middle to focus on band, start at top row and find black/white pixel border, then go across row to find right edge of border and measure width storing all values. Track each row and values, then display horizontal line on shortest width.

I had the same problem while running Ubuntu/WSL in the Hyper terminal when trying to run existing Next JS projects or create new ones. I saw the answer above about it working in PowerShell so I ran Hyper as administrator and the problem went away.

What worked for me was

pip uninstall tensorflow

Then I installed it using this

Check your gpu setup and install accordingly. Should work fine.

You're returning a single char. Also, what happens if thine input c-string is longer than 20 chars? Either first scan for the length and then malloc, or malloc fixed lenght, set to zero (depending on OS) and break the loop before reaching that lenght.

char * copyStr(const char * str) { int max_length = 20; char * newStr = new char(max_length); for (p=0; *str != '\0' && p < max_length; ++p) { *newStr = *str[p]; }

return newStr; }

With the announcement of JSONata and Variables support in Step Functions, this just got a whole lot easier.

Here is my short blog on looping paginated results with Step Functions:

You can do things like loop through a set of paginated results, appending the results to an existing array.

"Assign": {
  "results": "{% $append($results, $states.result.Items) %}"
}

You can also keep track of an index as a Step Function variable now and increment it with JSONata rather than States.MathAdd

The problem in your code is that your code returns a character, instead of the pointer to it. The return type of the function suggests that the function returns a character. Hence, you need to revise its signature into char *copyStr(const char *str).

Another problem is that the return value dereferences the pointer newStr, making it return the value pointed by newStr at the very end of the execution of the function. You need to return newStr instead of *newStr.

Also, this might not affect the result of the function, but the one point I want to point out is that the delete statement after the return statement has no effect. Moreover, since according to the description about the function, the caller will use the C-string returned by the function. Deleting it would make it impossible.

In conclusion, the revised version of the code will be like...

char* copyStr(const char* str)
{
  char* newStr =  new char(20);
  for (; *str != '\0'; ++str)
  {
    *newStr = *str;
  }

  return newStr;
}

I also want to suggest to make the function take the length of the str as additional input, and dynamically allocate a memory space according to the length - which can be ignored if you assume that the input string will be less than 20 bytes in its size.

Hey did you get a library for this?

In my case Math.ceil was the solution. With Math.round or Math.floor I always had one value too low.

Math.ceil(scrollTop) >= scrollHeight - clientHeight

For me, I was trying to load a PDF via the data parameter but feeding in base64 directly. As you docs say, you need to convert to binary before loading. Historically this is done with atob() however it is better now to get the binary representation directly from whatever is supplying it

proxy_http_version 1.1 add this config

It's hard to tell what's going on. You're activating the right script and the Java VM, but the classpath doesn't seem to be working.

One thing to point out, the 2.0.8 release is very old. The most recent version is at https://github.com/mimno/Mallet/releases/tag/v202108

What you're looking for is to disable "local auth" to the AOAI instance. Docs can be found here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/disable-local-auth#how-to-disable-local-authentication

The institution can add a plugin card to the default dashboard for users. For users that have not customized their own dashboard, the plugin will show up by default. For users that have customized their own dashboard, the user will need to add the card to their dashboard using the "Organize dashboard" feature.

Update your Azure Functions toolsets and templates by going through menu to Tools>Options>Projects and Solutions>Azure Functions and then click Check for Updates button and update.

The issue with "304 Not Modified" responses during package installation has been identified as a problem specific to the Mumbai, India region. It was caused by issues with the npm registry servers.

For further updates, check the official npm incident status page.

i get the same problem. Install by this way resolve the problem:

RUN curl -LkSso /usr/bin/mhsendmail 'https://github.com/mailhog/mhsendmail/releases/download/v0.2.0/mhsendmail_linux_amd64'&&
chmod 0755 /usr/bin/mhsendmail &&
echo 'sendmail_path = "/usr/bin/mhsendmail --smtp-addr=mailhog:1025"' > /usr/local/etc/php/php.ini;

From react-hook-form watch docs

When defaultValue is not defined, the first render of watch will return undefined because it is called before register. It's recommended to provide defaultValues at useForm to avoid this behaviour, but you can set the inline defaultValue as the second argument.

Are you providing a defaultValues object to your useForm declaration?

const {watch} = useForm({defaultValues})

The issue with accessing the hidden column in your TableLayout is because setting the android:visibility attribute of the TextView to invisible doesn't remove it from the layout hierarchy While the view becomes invisible, it still occupies its position in the TableRow.

Here's why you can't access the hidden column using getChildAt(0):

Index Order: getChildAt(0) retrieves the first visible child of the TableRow. Since the first TextView is invisible, the second TextView (with the name) becomes the first visible child with an index of 0.

u can

1. Maintain Child Order, that is instead of relying on the index, iterate through all children of the TableRow:

   val tableRow = stableLayout.getChildAt(0) as TableRow for (i in 0 until tableRow.childCount) { val child = tableRow.getChildAt(i) if (child.id == R.id.idautoint) { val hiddenValue = (child as TextView).text.toString() break } }

2. Use a Custom Layout:

Create a custom layout (e.g., a LinearLayout) that holds the three TextViews, with the hidden one positioned first. Add this custom layout to the TableRow instead of individual TextViews. This way, the hidden TextView remains at index 0 within its parent custom layout, and you can access it using getChildAt(0) on the custom layout.

You must modify the hashValues method call as it has been replaced by Object.hash:

int get hashCode => Object.hash(bundle, name);

Trying to connect my lightsail with terminal is not showing me terminal I don't know if anyone can help me out where I can find the terminal in AWs lightsail environment

You can override the clone method without implementing Cloneable. Just call some copy constructor :

public class Foo {
    private final int a;

    private Foo(int a) {
        this.a = a;
    }

    @Override
    public Foo clone() {
        return new Foo(this.a);
    }
}

Universal Packages are only available for Azure Services and not for Azure Server versions.

@Charlieface has fully answered the question with their comment.

The indicated datatype is a user-defined table type that appears to consist of a single column of type INT

A common utilization pattern for this sort of object is to pass multiple integers at a time as a parameter to some other code object

In practice, an object of this type is handled similarly to a table variable

Given that

the bot has access to the chat

the only way is guessing.

That is, try get_message(chat_id, message_id=1000), if it exists, then try message_id=10000; otherwise, try message_id=100. Repeat this procedure until you find it.

Bigquery: query to first wednesday of the month:

select date_add(DATE_TRUNC(current_date(), MONTH),interval (mod(7 - EXTRACT(DAYOFWEEK FROM DATE_TRUNC(current_date(), MONTH)) +4,7)) day)

Using .zIndex(1) on the Picker solves the problem.

m.edit_config(target="running", ...) was solution in my case

If you use @RestController you cannot return a view (By using Viewresolver in Spring/springboot) and yes @ResponseBody is not needed in this case. that's why when you tap /home it returns a string.

If you use @Controller you can return a view in Spring web MVC.

I think the primary difference is dependency.SOA and microservice aim to decouple application. The SOA emphasis "reuse",for example, there is a service named A that have some data including like name,age,etc.If other services want to use the data,either A expose a interface or A share their dataBase to others services.Regardless of which method you use,you must be sure A can provide service. If use microservice,i think the most thing is how making service which depends on A is more available to provide itself function.So it might use some redundant data in case A becomes unavailable.

Is there a way to configure the cygwin cmake to fetch cygwin CUnit without having to create a FindCunit.cmake?

Unless CUnit comes with its own find module which CMake can find (quick web search suggests it does not) then you have to tell CMake how to find that library. You don't need to create a file as such - you could just put the contents in the calling CMakeLists.txt but some might consider it tidier to have the extra file.

if no how can I solve my path issue?

The CMake find_ functions have an additional flag you can pass in. It is one of the following: CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_BOTH, NO_CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH ONLY_CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH.

The docs describe these in more detail, but to simplify it:

• CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_BOTH tells the function to search for the path you've given it, as well as the same path with the sysroot prefixed. i.e with a sysroot of /foo and a search path of /bar, it will search in /foo/bar and /bar.
• NO_CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH ignores the sysroot
• ONLY_CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH only searches under the sysroot.

By default, CMake will search in the re-rooted dirs first, and then in the non-rooted ones, however even if you don't specify that argument, there are various CMake variables which affect this behaviour. Search for CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_MODE_ here. I assume you're using a CMake toolchain file to set you up for cross-compilation - this might be setting one of these without you knowing.

To add to this, you're on Windows and the args you're passing as PATHS will not work when not re-rooting the search directories as they're Linux ones. (/usr/include/ is not a valid Windows path)

The changes to make Open3D with numpy version 2.x has been recently merged. You can either downgrade numpy version to use 1.x or use latest development builds. Version 0.18 or less wont work well with numpy 2.x.

It is impossible to do it using a VIX installer. Microsoft recommends using MSI installer instead for such scenarios: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/vsix-and-msi/

There are also several alternatives:

• A workaround presented in this sample VSIXDebuggerVisualizer.
  However, this approach doesn't allow proper uninstalling of the plugin.
• Use new API: Create Visual Studio debugger visualizer.
  It allows to create a Debug Visualizer plugin that can be deployed using a VIX installer. However, currently, this API is quite limited and might not work for every use case. A good example of usage of this approach is ExceptionVisualizer

I figured it out by fumbling around. The documentation is not helpful; Northwind, etc. don't deal with destinations.

This error occurs in GameLift when required NuGet packages are not properly installed and run in your game server. If you installed some packages manually instead of following instruction in AWS GameLift plugin repository, then probably you did something wrong even if your game engine does not show any error. At least that was in my case.

Follow instructions to properly install plugins and SDK in the link: aws-unity-plugin

almost 3 years after your post, no one has responded? and I am in the exact same problem as well with the following versions: "pinia": "^2.1.7", "vue": "^3.4.29", "vue-router": "^4.3.3"

<RouterLink to="/menu" activeClass="custom-active-class">Menu</RouterLink>
<style scoped>
.router-link-exact-active {
    display: none;
  }
  .custom-active-class{
    display: none;
  }
</style>

Route Config

{
    name: 'Menu',
    path: '/menu/:category?',
    
    component: () => import('@/pages/MenuPage.vue'),
    props: true,
    meta: {
        requireAuth: false
    }
}

if the route is identical to /menu then it is hidden otherwise it continues to be displayed. (I tried router-link-active and it doesn't work)

@fahico98 did you solve it?

switch your nodejs version 23 to 22.

Enter cmd in your command prompt nvm install 22

Echars provides a server-side rendering to render SVG (or png via node-canvas) https://apache.github.io/echarts-handbook/en/how-to/cross-platform/server/

This is a bug with the latest version of React 19. There is an issue raised here: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/31695

I have a workaround, which is to add a onSubmit handler to the form, prevent the default behaviour, and manually call the action inside a useTransaction.

    const handleSubmit = async (e: FormEvent<HTMLFormElement>) => {
        e.preventDefault();
        const formData = new FormData(formRef.current || undefined);

        startTransition(() => {
            formAction(formData);
        });
    };

Here's another way to do a POST request with multiple parameters:

curl www.example.com/cronjob.php -d name=John -d age=30

source: https://spring.io/guides/gs/accessing-data-mysql

If you dont care about the order:

DELETE FROM MyTable WHERE Row_ID NOT IN (
SELECT MIN(Row_ID) FROM MyTable GROUP BY Row_ID);

We were running "npm install" in our Dockerfile and none of the above solutions worked. What worked for us was adding below lines to our Dockerfile

RUN rm -rf ~/.npm* && rm -rf /root/.npm*

Hello brother did you get the solutions ? because i am also working on video editing and using ffmpeg. i want instant/intermidiate/realtime change in my video how to achieve this ?

Now i find solution and want to share with you:

    def callback(self, infer_request, info):
    
    frame, input_hw = info  

    res = infer_request.get_output_tensor(0).data
    
    detections = self.postprocess(pred_boxes=res, input_hw=input_hw, orig_img=frame)

    self.det_storage.append(detections[0]["det"])
    
        

def draw_bounding_boxes(self, frame: Any) -> Any:
    
    frame_copy = frame.copy()
    
    fg_mask = self.back_sub.apply(frame_copy)
    
    preprocess_image = self.preprocess_image(frame_copy)
    
    input_tensor = self.image_to_tensor(preprocess_image)
    
    input_hw = input_tensor.shape[2:]
    
    infer_queue = AsyncInferQueue(self.model, 4)  
    
    infer_queue.set_callback(self.callback) 
    
    infer_queue.start_async(inputs={0: input_tensor}, userdata=(frame_copy, input_hw))

    infer_queue.wait_all()  

    
    model_detections = self.det_storage.pop(0)
    
    detections = []
    
    for result in model_detections:

If you’re looking to connect to DB2 on IBM i (AS400) using .NET, traditional approaches often rely on ODBC drivers or solutions like IBM i Access for Windows. While functional, these can sometimes introduce challenges such as complex configurations, driver dependencies, or compatibility issues with modern .NET versions.

A more modern approach is to use solutions natively built for .NET. For example, NTi Data Provider offers direct integration with .NET applications, providing seamless access to DB2 data and IBM i programs (CL commands, stored procedures, etc.) without requiring additional middleware or drivers. It also supports .NET 8 and Entity Framework Core (EF Core)

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Place this regular expression in the console's filter control:

-/^(Clerk: Clerk has been loaded with development keys)/

I got the solution, you have to create the api in the backend

This seems to work fine: torch.autograd.functional.jacobian(model.decoder, latent_l, strategy="forward-mode", vectorize=True), where only forward passes are needed instead of computing the whole jacobian.

I've made some progress. When deploying the app, it generates a Web App URL which I was using the redirect. I discovered it also generates a Library URL. I switched to using the Library URL and have got passed the error :) Thanks for looking.

Did you start the server? Port 5432 will be empty if it is turned off. You'll need a server to provide the postgre connection service.

You can check this by running services.msc or Task Manager -> Services.

If the status is not set to 'Running', you may want to do this and try again.

Consider using a new, unregistered Google account. This often bypasses the COOP restriction and allows the window.closed call to execute successfully.

i am emulating the riscv-ubuntu-run.py example . How can i change the rvv length ? i couldnt add the isa in this configuration file.

https://elixir.bootlin.com/glibc/glibc-2.40.9000/source/stdlib/qsort.c

It uses quicksort with optimizations and fallback to insertion sort for small partitions.

overall time complexity is:

• Average Case: O(n log n)
• Worst Case: O(n²)
• Best Case: O(n log n)

space complexity:

• O(log n)

Settings -> Configurations and refer the image below

Sorry to put this as an answer. (I can't comment.) your programs with a little bit of changes works fine for me.

#include <pthread.h>
#include <semaphore.h>
#include <stdio.h>

// Semaphore initialization for writer and reader 
sem_t wrt;
sem_t rd;

// Mutex 1 blocks other readers, mutex 2 blocks other writers
pthread_mutex_t mutex1;
pthread_mutex_t mutex2;

// Value the writer is changing, we are simply multiplying this value by 2
int cnt = 2;

int numreader = 0;
int numwriter = 0;

void *writer(void *wno)
{   
    pthread_mutex_lock(&mutex2);
    numwriter++;
    if (numwriter == 1) {
        sem_wait(&rd);      
    }
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&mutex2);
    sem_wait(&wrt); 

    // Writing Section
    cnt = cnt * 2;
    printf("Writer %d modified cnt to %d\n", *((int *)wno), cnt);

    sem_post(&wrt);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&mutex2);
    numwriter--;
    if (numwriter == 0) {
        sem_post(&rd);
    }
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&mutex2); 

    return NULL; // Correctly return a void pointer
}

void *reader(void *rno)
{   
    sem_wait(&rd);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&mutex1);
    numreader++;
    if (numreader == 1) {
        sem_wait(&wrt);
    }
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&mutex1);
    sem_post(&rd); 

    // Reading Section
    printf("Reader %d: read cnt as %d\n", *((int *)rno), cnt);

    pthread_mutex_lock(&mutex1);
    numreader--;
    if (numreader == 0) {
        sem_post(&wrt);
    }
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&mutex1); 

    return NULL; // Correctly return a void pointer
}

int main()
{   
    pthread_t read[10], write[5];
    pthread_mutex_init(&mutex1, NULL);
    pthread_mutex_init(&mutex2, NULL);
    sem_init(&wrt, 0, 1);
    sem_init(&rd, 0, 1);

    int a[10] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}; // Just used for numbering the writer and reader

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        pthread_create(&write[i], NULL, writer, &a[i]); // No explicit casting
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
        pthread_create(&read[i], NULL, reader, &a[i]); // No explicit casting
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
        pthread_join(write[i], NULL);
    }

    for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
        pthread_join(read[i], NULL);
    }

    pthread_mutex_destroy(&mutex1);
    pthread_mutex_destroy(&mutex2);
    sem_destroy(&wrt);
    sem_destroy(&rd);

    return 0;
}

here is the proof:

You might be missing a LayoutManager on the RecyclerView. Without this, the RecyclerView won't know how to arrange its child views, leading to no data being displayed.

dummyRecyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(getContext()));

Here’s a full guide from @Alex Mamo post on how to display data from Firestore into a RecyclerView using Android.

I hope this information helps to resolve your issue.

To write notes that are hidden in the presentation to the audience but visible for you use notes

::: notes
My audience can't read this but I do.
:::

To view the notes during your presentation press 's'. Then your view gets split up in three parts:

select JSON_VALUE('{"a-b": "hello", "de":"hallo"}','$."a\u002db"') from DUAL;

Is fine:

JSON_VALUE('{"A-B":"HELLOX","DE":"HALLO"}','$."A\U002DB"')

hello

For Hibernate version > 6 just add

@JdbcTypeCode(SqlTypes.ARRAY) List first;

@JdbcTypeCode(SqlTypes.ARRAY) List second;

import numpy as np

"creation TXYZ coordinates from tau ifi1 fi2 fi3 coordinates"

T = tau * np.cosh(fi1) = tau * np.cos(1j*fi1) = T * gamma = gamma (if c=1)

X = tau * np.sinh(fi1) * np.cos(fi2) = tau * np.sin(1j*fi1) * np.cos(fi2) = gamma * X

Y = tau * np.sinh(fi1) * np.sin(fi2) * np.cos(fi3) = tau * np.sin(1jfi)... = gammaY

Z = tau * np.sinh(fi1) * np.sin(fi2) * np.sin(fi3) = gamma*Z

tau = np.sqrt(-t ** 2+x ** 2+y ** 2+z ** 2) or np.sqrt(t ** 2-x ** 2-y ** 2-z ** 2) (do you use +--- or -+++)

This is fixed!

https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/bxvmmvlqzfds

You guys can revert to old now!

It's 2024. should have ChatGPT first. It's a feature from selenium_manager https://www.selenium.dev/documentation/selenium_manager/

If you're encountering this problem too, try switching to another package manager like PNPM.

Thanks to everyone for giving me the suggestions. I was hoping to just use a VBA Macro and a button on Excel to just generate the current month. But I didnt figure that out, however the formulas given did help me out.

I used: =SUM('Day 1:Day 30'!A1)

With some of our daily reports being for 200+ day projects, we will just use the last day (i.e. 195) and subtract the number of days in the month (i.e. 30).

=SUM('Day 165:Day 195'!A1) and get the values needed.

Just add

RUN pip install uvicorn["standard"]

If you are using poetry, you'll need to install uvicorn separately in the container.

I had this issue today after upgrading my Xcode to 16.2; I looked everywhere but finally doing only these solved it for me:

• flutter clean
• flutter pub cache repair
• flutter pub get

Do I always need an identity?

If you are using on-premise AD, no.

Where do I implement the information about the AD against which I want to authenticate the user?

That's what I'm trying to work out as well. It seems all MS examples are trying to push everyone to use Azure, and the rest are for the cloud/cross domain. Did you ever work it out?

What is the difference between implementing Azure AD (AAD) and on-premise AD when it comes to configuring the application?

If its on-premise and AD, then you don't have deal with cloud related config, dependencies, issues, etc.

Which roles play OpenId Connect (OIDC) and OAuth, are the necessary or optional?

They are for when you use an external provider for authentication. Not needed for on-premise AD.

Do I get a JSON web token (JWT) from the on-premise AD?

No, that's really for cross domain. You wouldn't need JWT and to be passing a token around. JWT still needs to store authentication details somewhere (to be repeatedly accessed and checked on each request). Which is what you would use AD directly for instead. On-premise AD is your stored authentication (and authorisation) repository.

Did you ever find a working solution to do on-premise AD authentication from a .Net Core WebApi app? Should be common, but there doesn't seem to be a clear example anywhere online that isn't infected with Azure, cloud, JWT or Identity dependencies and complications (and there must be). I have come across many others asking the same question and no answer. I will keep looking and trying to piece together my own solution.

I had this exact issue today after upgrading my xcode to 16.2; I looked everywhere but finally doing these solved it for me:

• flutter clean
• flutter pub cache repair
• flutter pub get

Step 1 : Close your "intellij idea"

Step 2 : Go to your project folder and delete ".idea" file

Step 3 : In the same folder Right click and then "open folder as a intellij idea"

------------Your problem solved 'Happy Coding'----------------------------

It is calling the print method from graphql before hashing https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-client/blob/ed3eed70104f500ff8233d2137754b553d5d57f5/src/link/persisted-queries/index.ts#L137C39-L137C44

https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/blob/48afd37a48d37f6d3342b959e8cb34e1ecbfeffb/src/language/printer.ts#L13