If your calculation is referring to the circumference, the formula is incorrect. It should be 2 * math.pi * radius instead of 2 * math.pi * radius**2. Also, make sure to check the variable scope; the variables x and y should be calculated inside the loop after the radius is validated.
I was getting this error due to the server's disk being full. Nginx logs confirmed that no space was remaining on the device. Drive cleanup solved the problem!
Decompiling an APK into an Android Studio project involves these steps and should only be done if you have the legal rights:
Extract APK Contents
Rename filename.apk to filename.zip and extract it to access its files (res folder, AndroidManifest.xml, etc.).
Convert DEX to Java
Use tools like JADX or APKTool to convert .dex files to Java source code.
For example, with APKTool:
bash
Copy code
apktool d filename.apk -o output_folder
3. Decode Resources
Extract and decode resources like XML layouts using APKTool. This gives you readable versions of res and AndroidManifest.xml.
Reconstruct in Android Studio
Create a new Android Studio project, import the res folder, Java code, and AndroidManifest.xml. Resolve missing dependencies and libraries as needed.
Debug and Test
Run the project in Android Studio to verify its functionality.
For exploring APKs like Terabox MOD APK
ensure responsible use and visit the link for safe downloads and more details.
Xerox Network Accounting (JBA) C70 allows businesses to track and manage printing costs effectively across their network. By assigning accounting users, businesses can allocate print jobs to specific departments or users, monitor usage, and manage expenses related to printing.
Here are some benefits of using Xerox Network Accounting (JBA) C70 for sending accounting users:
Cost Allocation: Easily allocate printing costs to different users or departments based on the usage of the C70 device.
Usage Monitoring: Track the number of prints, copies, or scans made by each accounting user.
Reporting: Generate detailed usage and cost reports to analyze printing habits and control costs.
Access Control: Set up user permissions and restrict access to certain features, ensuring only authorized users can send print jobs.
Accounting Integration: Sync print data with your accounting system to streamline financial tracking.
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If you are using EAS, you can upload different versions of the google-services.json file for development, preview and production in the EAS Environment Variables.
I successfully resolved the issue, which stemmed from the HTTP proxy. The default library I initially used with Axios to configure the HTTP proxy was ineffective, prompting me to utilize the 'http-fix-proxy' library to address the error.
Open the cmd palette (cmd+Shift+P on mac)
type TypeScript: Select TypeScript Version
Ensure the version of Typescript selected is the same as in your package.json
/*
* NOTE: when the `input` value is a simple Record<K, V> object, the keys are extracted with
* Object.keys(). This means that even if the `input` type is Record<number, V> the keys are
* compared/returned as `string`s.
*/
If you are looking for open source solutions, your options can be, not limited to, Ghostscript (to convert pdf page to image), Tesseract or PaddleOCR (to run OCR on the image). All can be installed on Windows, and be invoked from python script.
If you want to save effort to write python script, you can try PdfOCRer available in GitHub, which takes a PDF (possibly non-searchable), process it and output a searchable PDF.
This answer was very helpful. Does anyone have any idea why it's working like this? I tried specifying a number for the first day of week parameter and it never changed anything.
Only this solution would work but I'm not sure why. The weekday name is correct when run locally and on a native mode server, but is incorrect when running on a powerbi service unless I use the FirstDayOfWeek.System suggestion. Thanks again
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This is the previous period's colours and number can you analyze them and predict what the next colour might be ? Based on your experience and strategy let me know the likely outcome.enter image description here
Reasons:
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In this case, could you please reach out to our KingswaySoft Technical Support team at www.kingswaysoft.com/about-us/contact-us, so we can have a closer look at this behavior. You may provide the full error message as text, as well as the current configuration you have within the General Page of the component causing the behavior, so our team can examine it more closely. Thank you.
This is my code, where WWidget inherits from QWidget:
typedef QRgb COLOR;
void
WWidget::Widget_UpdateColorBackground(COLOR coBackground)
{
QPalette oPalette(palette()); // Make a copy of the current palette
oPalette.setColor(QPalette::Base, coBackground);
setPalette(oPalette);
}
MongoDB is not an RDBMS database so you can't add a datasource using RDBMS type. Only option is to use custom datasource. For that you can use the implementation as in [1] and copy the jar to the MI_HOME/lib folder. You can see sample datasource configurations from [2]
help me dubug this code at With outputSheet.ListObjects.Add..
Sub AutomatePowerQueryWithMCode()
Dim wb As Workbook
Dim pqQuery As WorkbookQuery
Dim mCode As String
Dim outputSheet As Worksheet
Dim tblName As String
' Set workbook and output details
Set wb = ThisWorkbook
Set outputSheet = wb.Sheets("TransformedData") ' Change to your desired output sheet
tblName = "TransformedTable" ' Desired output table name
' Power Query M code
mCode = _
"let" & vbCrLf & _
" Source = Excel.Workbook(File.Contents(""/Users/deepankarrijal/Downloads/Excel Work/PR 2024.11.27 Ready to post.xlsm""), null, true)," & vbCrLf & _
" #""Navigation 1"" = Source{[Item = ""Summary"", Kind = ""Sheet""]}[Data]," & vbCrLf & _
" #""Changed column type"" = Table.TransformColumnTypes(#""Navigation 1"", {{""Column4"", type text}}, ""en-US"")," & vbCrLf & _
" #""Removed top rows"" = Table.Skip(#""Changed column type"", 3)," & vbCrLf & _
" #""Choose columns"" = Table.SelectColumns(#""Removed top rows"", {""Column1"", ""Column2"", ""Column3"", ""Column4"", ""Column5""})," & vbCrLf & _
" #""Promoted headers"" = Table.PromoteHeaders(#""Choose columns"", [PromoteAllScalars = true])" & vbCrLf & _
"in" & vbCrLf & _
" #""Promoted headers"""
' Add or update the Power Query
On Error Resume Next
Set pqQuery = wb.Queries("MyQuery")
If pqQuery Is Nothing Then
Set pqQuery = wb.Queries.Add("MyQuery", mCode)
Else
pqQuery.Formula = mCode
End If
On Error GoTo 0
' Load the query result into the worksheet
With outputSheet.ListObjects.Add(SourceType:=xlSrcQuery, Source:="Query - MyQuery", Destination:=outputSheet.Range("A1"))
.Name = tblName
.TableStyle = "TableStyleLight9"
MsgBox "Power Query transformation applied successfully!", vbInformation
If you are a user of the tidyverse packages, particularly dplyr you could do the following...
library(dplyr)
#Create a named vector of old names, and new names.
name_vector <- A %>% pull(col1)
names(name_vector) <- A %>% pull(col2)
rename(B, all_of(name_vector))
The tidy selection all_of() forces strictness when renaming. But depending on your exact use case and rigidity you could modify this.
You used the -n 1 parameter, which indicates using database number 1. Redis has 16 databases by default, numbered from 0 to 15. If you want to use the first database, it might be -n 0 instead of -n 1. Please check if your data is stored in database number 1.
Thanks to @siggemannen I was able to solve the problem. Seeing the error made me think about whether a connection was assigned and I inspected other people's code and realized that when creating a PreparedStatement I needed to pass in the ConnectionPool object from mssql's connect function.
So I made these changes.
// db.js
var pool;
sql.connect(dbConfig).then(result => result = pool).catch(err => {
console.error("Connection issue: " + err)
console.error(err.stack)
})
module.exports = { pool, ...}
Then in the file where I needed to use the PreparedStatement
const { pool } = require("db");
// ... code
router.get('/debtors/', async (req, res) => {
const column = req.query.column
const ps = new sql.PreparedStatement(pool) // <--- This is the important part
ps.input('param', sql.VarChar(200))
ps.prepare('select * from debtor WHERE first = @param', err => {
console.log("ps.prepare err: " + err)
ps.execute({ param: column }, (err, result) => {
console.log("ps.execute: " + err);
res.send(result.recordset);
ps.unprepare(err => {
})
})
})
})
The problem was that since I assumed that the callback activated it meant that there was no error. Turns out the callback activates regardless of whether there is an error or not, and to check if there is an error. I need to check if err !== undefined if it isn't undefined then there's an error message in there.
If it's still too slow for your liking, you need to either think about how you're managing the blob paths... maybe do a folder for each month/year? Or manage using blob tags? Then go back and do the above. asyncio should speed things up nicely.
I found that if the app is in a not running or inactive state, and no audio configuration is done in the CallKit ProviderDelegate, CallKit will not go through didActive, and the microphone and audio of the webView can function normally. However, when the app is in an active state, after CallKit connects, it will go through didActive, which causes the webView's microphone and audio output to stop functioning properly.
By repeatedly running Path.glob() I can see that ordering is consistent on the Same OS, however I get ordered results on windows and disordered results on Linux.
As "a-guest" points out, Path.glob() uses os.scandir() under the hood, which does produce OS dependent results.
I came upon this question which was similar to something I was trying to do, the only difference is that I needed some of the variables for my f-string evaluated early and then defer other f-string variables to be determined later.
So to borrow from the original example, here's how I pulled it off:
from datetime import date
now = date.today()
names = ["foo", "bar"]
# double bracket allows `name` to be evaluated by the next format() call
template_a = f"The current name is {{name}} and the current date is {now}."
for name in names:
print (template_a.format(name=name))
public static bool SequenceEqual(byte[] first, byte[] second)
{
if (first is null && second is null) return true;
if (first is null || second is null) return false;
return MemoryExtensions.SequenceEqual<byte>(first, second);
}
The Span solution proposed by @Joe Amenta above is very good. However it is not correct if either array can be null. My implementation handles nulls.
For those curious why the other answer doesn't work with nulls...
When casting a null byte[] to a Span, it results in a zero-length span. Therefore null and zero-length arrays both result in a zero-length span which will evaluate as equal even though the source arrays are not equal.
I found a "solution" to my issue. It does not do exactly what I wanted, but it is close enough.
First, I made a subfunction (so I could use it for any other function I need down the line) that just finds the address (relative cell reference) of whatever cell is input.
Third, I made a function that creates an array from 3 user inputs: the cell where the array starts, the first cell of data in the array's end column, and the last row of data for the array (I have a cell that outputs this number, so the user can just select this cell as the third input).
So, my data starts in E5 and ends in column G, and in cell C25 it says my data ends on row 1465. The user types out =eqn_create_array_ref(E5,G5,$C$25) and the function evaluates that to be INDIRECT(E5:G1465).
Que puedo hacer ?? He cambiado como 5 veces de móvil, también de compañías Movistar, Orange y Vodafone. En Movistar cambié de wifi varias veces, antivirus. Siempre me hackea . Es mi ex marido y se hace dueño de mis dispositivos . Viola mi intimidad porque lee todo , ve mis fotografías , en las búsquedas de internet me redirige las búsquedas. Ya no soporto más
I was running a 32-bit version of GCC while compiling. Upon compilation, the 64-bit pointer I defined was being partially cut to accommodate the 32-bit nature of the compiler.
After upgrading to a 64-bit GCC version using the UCRT64 environment provided by MSYS2 (command below), the issue was resolved.
These answers all use JS, and even though this post is old it still pops up in search results, so I would like to provide an update with a pure CSS solution. You can now use the @view-transition rule to do this, without need for JavaScript.
You shouldn’t add another function to the script but make an if statement in your init function like if the coords of the player <500: for the right side and >0: for the left side. Hope this works!
Do not click the below "Regionerate?" link. It's for spamming. It will ask "Notification permission" in your browser. Once you click allow, it will start spamming by showing popup with various threats.
If you mistakenly permitted the notification, block the permission from the browser setting. Annoying notification will stop.
You can target a range that excludes row 1. This means the range you'd pass to the keepFormulas function would be from row 2 and onwards. This will preserve row 1 and let you keep your titles
There is now Aside, an unofficial Google library for adding type support, linting and unit testing to Apps Script using TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, and Jest.
Note that as far as I can tell, to run tests in Jest on functions which remotely execute Google Apps APIs (even things like SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Home").getRange("A1").getValue()), you would need to:
Write a test function which will run remotely and does setup, calls the function you are testing, and then outputs the result to stdout
There are literally 36 executables installed by this god forsaken installer
I have no idea how to use any of them, and can't find any information.
Damn you all.
FastCGI running concurrent processes without terminating them, so the performance will be optimized.
But it has some config to avoid memory leak.
If for some requests your program works fine and not facing 500 error all the times, i suggest you check the pm configuration of fastcgi:
open /etc/php/7.0/fpm/pool.d/www.conf
check to see if the pm is set to be dynamic. (fastcgi will handle number of processes dynamycally)
check pm.max_children to be high enough. (if the max reached and requests not finished, you will face server error, because there is no other worker to handle request)
if you changed the value, run sudo systemctl restart php-fpm to restart fastcgi.
Note
check memory_limit of php.ini to see how much each php process will take and then by considering your RAM free space, choose the pm.max_children.
What you've done already works, if you dont have a i tag, the query will be empty and not have the class, if it exists it will check the class.
But any ways, if you want to check the tag, or any other query selector, the jquery method is .is( "i" )
Following @BenjaminW's advice I simply moved the Sphinx docs to a subfolder of the MyST docs. I managed this with github actions (doing edits upon the one generated by myst).
The key was to remove the artifact uploads from the initial workflow then replace it with some linux commands for moving everything to the _site directory and uploading the _site directory as an artifact. Namely
# This file was created by editing the file created by `myst init --gh-pages`
name: MyST and Sphinx GitHub Pages Deploy
on:
push:
branches: [main]
env:
# `BASE_URL` determines the website is served from, including CSS & JS assets
# You may need to change this to `BASE_URL: ''`
BASE_URL: /${{ github.event.repository.name }}
# Sets permissions of the GITHUB_TOKEN to allow deployment to GitHub Pages
permissions:
contents: read
pages: write
id-token: write
# Allow only one concurrent deployment, skipping runs queued between the run in-progress and latest queued.
# However, do NOT cancel in-progress runs as we want to allow these production deployments to complete.
concurrency:
group: 'pages'
cancel-in-progress: false
jobs:
deploy:
environment:
name: github-pages
url: ${{ steps.deployment.outputs.page_url }}
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- name: Setup Pages
uses: actions/configure-pages@v3
- uses: actions/setup-node@v4
with:
node-version: 18.x
- name: Install MyST Markdown
run: npm install -g mystmd
- name: Build MyST HTML Assets
run: myst build --html
- name: Install Sphinx and Dependencies
run: |
pip install sphinx sphinx-autodoc2 furo myst_parser
- name: Sphinx Build HTML
run: |
(cd docs && make html)
- name: Copy builds to site-directory
run: |
mv _build/html _site
mv docs/_build/html _site/docs
mkdir _site/nb
mv nb/public _site/nb/public
- name: Upload Site Artifact
uses: actions/upload-pages-artifact@v3
with:
path: ./_site
- name: Deploy to GitHub Pages
id: deployment
uses: actions/deploy-pages@v4
From my experience, it does not make much sense to check the Mock of an object. That way you are checking if the framework actually works instead of any functionality (as Andrew S). In short, sure you can use it but it is just redundant code (I never use it). Also, I took a look at the website that you referenced and I think the AssertNotNull is used as a poor example there.
This installation conflict could be due to development-version (installed during development/debugging) are signed differently from the Play Store version.
To resolve it:
Uninstall the previously installed app version from your device
I believe that this is equivalent to what you are looking for:
git checkout better_branch # This is the branch whose commits you want to keep
git merge --strategy=ours master # keep the content of this branch, but record a merge
git checkout master # You want to **lose** all changes on this branch
git merge better_branch # fast-forward master up to the merge
