Check if you deleted that field directly of Model instance. The principle is, that when you pass an object to a function, it is the same object and not a copy of it, so the deletion of an attribute by, for example, del vars(object)[field] would change the original object. Instead use copy.deepcopy(object) before changing it.
I think the issue is Livewire State Changes
State updates in Livewire, such as mountedActions or mountedTableActions, are reflected in the modal's visibility due to the Livewire data bindings.When updateing the paginator your updating a propraty called $tableRecordsPerPage in trait CanPaginateRecords. For now this is what i reached.
Storing Image as a Base64 String
Convert the selected image into a Base64 string and store it as a string in MongoDB.
Pros: Simple and avoids dealing with file storage.
Cons: Increases database size significantly because Base64 encoding adds ~33% overhead.
Example:
same issue i got this method is still not working plz anyone help
{
"name": "your-app-name",
"version": "1.0.0",
"proxy": "https://www.swiggy.com" // add this line
}
Bir web sitesinin başarılı olması için 1. Yapılması gereken nedir. Ziyaretçi sayısı nasıl artar. Örneğin çekici sitemiz nasıl başarılı olur? https://www.cekici.com
I guess a recent Chrome update prompted my browser to re-install that extension after years of having it disabled, and this suddenly broke my app overnight.
You can easily just run the app in incognito to see if that is messing with the web-worker loading. This seemed like such a stupid reason, but in retrospect it makes sense why, despite me doing "all the right things", my issue persisted.
In the offchance someone runs into the same exact issue I had, I figured I'd just document that it could be an issue with installed extensions.
This worked for me: turn off USB debugging, revoke previous access, unplug the cable, plug the cable in, stand on right leg, don't click allow to fast, use the 'always allow' option, don't refresh the inspect page, sit and wait for 3.35 minutes, then do those steps 4 more times. You probably still won't get it to connect, but it will keep you busy and stop you from throwing all android products in reach out the window.
CMake Error at contrib/netsimulyzer/CMakeLists.txt:88 (target_compile_definitions):
Cannot specify compile definitions for target "libnetsimulyzer" which is
not built by this project.
I'm facing the same issue and haven't found a solution yet.
I'm sending a publish message to:
$aws/things/ESP32-dev-01-thing/jobs/job/get
ESP32-dev-01-thing is the thing_name.
job is the job_id.
When I use the AWS MQTT Test Client, everything works perfectly. However, on my ESP32, I don't receive any response on:
Unfortunately, Jansi doesn't directly provide a method to retrieve the terminal's background color.
The Terminal.getPalette() method primarily focuses on color palettes, which are typically used for predefined color schemes. It doesn't delve into the specific color settings of the terminal's background.
However, there might be a workaround involving platform-specific APIs:
Java Native Interface (JNI):
You could use JNI to interact with platform-specific APIs to query the terminal's background color. This would require careful handling of different operating systems and terminal emulators.
This approach is complex and might not be suitable for all use cases.
Terminal Emulation Libraries:
Libraries like JTerm or xterm4j might offer more granular control over terminal settings, potentially including background color information.
These libraries, however, might have their own complexities and limitations.
A more practical approach might be to:
Provide Default Color Schemes:
Define a set of color schemes that work well with common terminal backgrounds.
Allow users to customize these schemes or provide a way to automatically detect the dominant background color using image processing techniques.
Use a Terminal Emulator with Customizable Themes:
Encourage users to use terminal emulators like iTerm2 or Alacritty, which offer extensive customization options, including the ability to set custom color schemes.
Leverage Terminal Capabilities:
Some terminals support querying their current color settings. You might be able to exploit this feature to obtain the background color information. However, this would require careful handling of different terminal types and their specific capabilities.
While Jansi doesn't directly solve this problem, exploring these alternative approaches can help you achieve the desired level of contrast and readability in your terminal applications.
Would you like to explore any of these approaches further, or do you have any other specific requirements or constraints?
You can connect DDR4 Memory for PL also, which is available to use in the PL block design as a FIFO or big storage like BRAM and it has several GBs free spaces. Unfortunately PYNQ-Z2 board will not able to provide it, it would be better if you start to use a better ZCU104 dev board at least, it has a SODIM DDR4 slot for PL memory extension.
You can try putting preserve scroll on your update function. Something like this:
const update = () => {
form.put(/budget/${props.budget.id}, {
preserveScroll: true
});
}
Make an AXI interface for it (or AXI Lite) and define some read/write registers in it which are connected to your vhdl/verilog businness logic in Vivado.
In Vivado block design, use it as an AXI IP block and connect it to an AXI interconnect to able to reach it from PS of ZynqMP.
Make an XSA export from Vivado.
Use them from SW
Open XSA in Vitis and you can develop any simple and easy bare-metal SW in C code for reading/writing these AXI register in your IP.
Build a full Linux OS for ZynqMP and read/write your AXI registers via Linux UIO drivers from any language like Python, bash, perl, C/C++ so on ...
je viens de realiser tout sur codeigniter mais je ne parviens a retrouver la page sur xamp apres avoir le ";" dans le php.ini et aussi ajouter "C:\xampp\php" dans le variable d'environnement
This is actually typical issue where users and technicians are separated. Tons of users think, they know it all, but really don't know anything. No offense, let me explain.
While users often think, they see letters and number and colors on the screen and that is what the device handles as well, the truth is, these are electronic devices that don't know letters and numbers and colors and they only know power and no power. Meaning, there is no color in storage. Which is what a file is. A file represents data on the hard drive. Which still is being stored in some representation of power and no power, not letters, numbers and colors.
This means, that the data is being interpreted in such a way, that it is being DISPLAYED in color on your monitor, but it is not actually color in storage. There is some code that tells the device, that certain parts are not text to output, but formatting. Also meaning, that displaying data in color depends on an INTERPRETER, aka the application that makes use of the data, that distinguishes between formatting and text in the data! It also means, that interpretations can be different from interpreter to interpreter.
That said, you mention a specific example FbBlack. To me, this immediately reminds me about codes that are being used to display colored text in LINUX SHELLS like bash or fish.
What that means is, you can actually write this into pretty much ANY file, even text file. But there is a difference between opening it in a text editor or in, say, the web browser. If you open it with a text editor, the text editor doesn't handle color and will interpret everything in the file as output text and thus will show the formatting instructions as output text as well. But in case you read the text from the file with your programming language, in this case JavaScript, and output the text with the code in a shell like bash, bash or fish will interpret the code as instruction instead of output text and instead of showing the code as text, display the following code in color.
This is the same for ALL formats actually and Quentin failed to explain this properly. The difference between color and no color is actually not text file vs. HTML file or RTF. You can write text in HTML files all day and it won't display in color, just because the file name ends in .html. The difference is actually the viewer you use and more specifically, how it interprets the data. Because if you open HTML in a text editor, you will see the HTML tags as plain text and if you open the HTML file in a browser, they will be interpreted as tags, thus formatting, rather than plain output text.
Frankly, the extension helps WINDOWS (not Linux for example) to determine which application to open it with to make sure it is being interpreted correctly. The truth is, the extension does not force you to actually put the correct data and format into the file. Therefore, you don't actually have to use RTF or HTML. Even less so, if you want to output the text in the console. But it would be appropriate to use the fitting file extension for the instructions you used in the file.
(You should take your own advice, Quentin! Combined glyphs? Wrong interpretation? Talking around the topic for nothing...)
Turns out this is a problem on React Native. Something is broken on the internals, although my code is correct, the runtime_error is not being correctly mapped to a generic std::exception.
I think I found the definition of this ARM directive here :
.inst Allocate a block of memory in the code, and specify the opcode. In A32 code, this is a four-byte block. In T32 code, this can be a two-byte or four-byte block. .inst.n allocates a two-byte block and .inst.w allocates a four-byte block.
I have exactly the same problem, did you solve it? :)
I tried changing the response to the webhook to force this specific thread, but it didn't work.
I wonder if the only option is to send the response via the API, because I wouldn't want to do that. The bot sends a message via the webhook, we return an empty message, and we post the response via the API.
Reasons:
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No code block (0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): I have exactly the same problem
You can try by without using extract text and replace text .Use update record by using syslog reader as reader and json writer as writer then need to update the time stamp by using record path value./orig_timestamp in value use ${field.value:toDate():format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ")}
it looks like we have the same problem,for some project that i have sometimes it worked sometimes not ,for some my project im call the function in the root app
It looks like you need to pass this data to the .render() call and modify your HTML file to have value attributes in those <input> tags. They would need to render data passed into the template rendering engine through that render() call, accessing them by their context names. Do you have that on GitHub or somewhere? There's code in other modules that might give you some clue.
Manual protobuf serialization over TCP? Totally fine. People overcomplicate this stuff.
Basically, gRPC is like bringing a tank to a go-kart race. If you just need to move some bytes fast, just do that. Serialize your protobuf, send the bytes, done.
# Dead simple
sock.send(your_message.SerializeToString())
That's it. No rocket science. You'll probably get like 30% better performance by skipping all the gRPC overhead. HTTP/2, service discovery, all that jazz - great for big distributed systems, total overkill if you're just moving data between two points.
Just make sure you handle your socket connection and maybe add a little length prefix so you know exactly how many bytes to read. But seriously, it's not complicated.
Want me to show you a quick example of how to do it right?
Now the problem is I want to write a producer and consumer with Java-code which should be provider independent such as such as okta , keycloak ,IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) Identity Provider.
Commenting to follow. I have a different issue but this is closely related.
I need to update snapshot properties after table is written due to work flows.
Pyspark doesn’t seem to have a way I’ve only seen Java used
import org.apache.iceberg.*;
import org.apache.iceberg.nessie.NessieCatalog;
import org.apache.iceberg.catalog.TableIdentifier;
import io.kontainers.iceberg.nessie.NessieConfig;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
public class ModifySnapshotExample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
// Connect to the Nessie catalog
String nessieUrl = "http://your-nessie-server:19120";
String catalogName = "nessie";
String database = "your_database";
String tableName = "your_table";
NessieConfig config = new NessieConfig();
config.setNessieUri(nessieUrl);
// Instantiate the Nessie catalog
NessieCatalog catalog = new NessieCatalog();
catalog.configure(config);
// Load the Iceberg table from the Nessie catalog
Table table = catalog.loadTable(TableIdentifier.of(database, tableName));
// Retrieve the current snapshot
Snapshot currentSnapshot = table.currentSnapshot();
if (currentSnapshot != null) {
System.out.println("Current Snapshot ID: " + currentSnapshot.snapshotId());
// Create a map of new properties to add to the snapshot
Map<String, String> newProperties = new HashMap<>();
newProperties.put("snapshot.custom.property", "new_value");
// Apply the new properties to the snapshot
// You could use the commit API or table metadata API
table.updateProperties()
.set("snapshot.custom.property", "new_value")
.commit();
System.out.println("Snapshot properties updated.");
} else {
System.out.println("No snapshot found.");
}
}
}`enter code here
In whatever component you are using window, inject PLATFORM_ID as well:
constructor(@Inject(PLATFORM_ID) private platformId: Object) {}
ngOnInit() {
if (isPlatformBrowser(this.platformId)) {
// This code will only run in the browser
console.log(window);
}
}
It is probably a little bit late for this but I just came across this issue and there is a quite easy fix to that. Seperate your CLickGUI into 3 different Classes one for the Category one for the Modules and one For the settings and then render them accordingly because ur way of positioning elements makes 0 sense.
truncate() is another statement with implicit commit().
It used to work inside a transaction, but after migrating to Amazon RDS for MySQL - AWS MySQL 8, the script started throwing this error.
I frequently download oscilloscope curve data using pyvisa. Twice I did run into trouble:
For downloading the curve the oscilloscope must be in the stop state (thats why I always use single shot to aquire the data). In the run state downloading curve data always fails.
Damaged USB port in the oscilloscope. Using the same device over a network cable did function without any issues.
So make shure the oscilloscope is not acquiring new data while doing the download and try using a network cable instead of the USB-Port.
I am not a coder but really want to find a way to prevent copy/paste in all student assignments in Blackboard. I used the code listed here without success. This code
Please answer all questions
document.oncopy=new Function("return false");
document.onpaste = new Function("return false");
document.onselectstart = new Function("return false");
document.oncontextmenu = new Function ("return false");
prevented copying (but paste was still possible). I have only tested it in Blackboard tests. Very interested in any suggestions for eliminating pasting.
Thank you.
Using Paint to create can be resource-intensive for a few reasons:
1. Pixel-level rendering: When you use Paint, Flutter has to manage rendering at the pixel level.
2. Double drawing:
Using Paint effectively requires drawing twice: once for the stroke and once for the fill. This increases the number of rendering operations and therefore the load on the CPU.
3. Complex operations:
Paint can involve complex mathematical operations for precise alignment and feathering, especially when the stroke is wider and requires more precise drawing of each character.
4. Caching issues:
Widgets that use Paint can be more difficult to cache, as each frame may require a new draw, especially if the text changes or animates.
5. Hardware limitations:
On weaker devices with less graphics capabilities, using Paint for complex rendering can slow down the performance of the entire system.
Remember that nib/xib files store the file's owner class as a string, so nib instantiation requires a lookup by string. This makes it highly unlikely that Apple would use a grossly inefficient lookup. (Also highly unlikely they would implement efficient lookup, keep it private, implement a separate inefficient lookup and expose that.)
I have been searching for the same question. I didn't find a solution to make it work with Live Server, but there is a first-party this ddev add-on that should do the same (uses browsersync under the hood): https://github.com/ddev/ddev-browsersync
I made a simple library to hide the boilerplate part to get result of OUT parameters, it's type-safe and supports ref cursors (library available on Maven Central). It works beyond spring-jdbc. For the given example the call can look like
import static org.morejdbc.OracleSqlTypes.cursor;
import static org.morejdbc.NamedJdbcCall.call;
...
public record Entity(String id, String value) {
}
...
Out<List<Entity>> outUserCursor = Out.of(cursor((rs, rowNum) -> {
// implementation of spring RowMapper: your custom ResultSet mapping here
return new Entity(rs.getString("id"), rs.getString("value"));
}));
jdbcTemplate.execute(call("PRC_GET_USERS_BY_SECTION")
.in("section_option_in", "value_of_section_option_in")
.in("section_in", "value_of_section_in")
.out("user_cursor", outUserCursor));
// outUserCursor.get() now contains List<Entity>
First of all, thanks to @Iroha for the huge help. The thing was that there were compatibility and support problems when using non-tidy functions with other tidy-functions, which led me to be quite confused (ik, rookie mistake :p).
Hence, to deal with the problem. you have to call the function with do.call() and recall the columns with pick(). The code fixed would be the following:
# Example df
ind <- c("A","B","C")
y <- c(2008,2012,2016,2020)
indiv <- rep(ind, times=4)
year <- rep(y, times=3)
a <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
b <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
c <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
d <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
e <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
f <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
g <- runif(n=12, min=0, max=100)
df_data <- data.frame(indiv,year,a,b,c,d,e,f,g)
# Code for max min and new range
newdf <- df_data %>%
mutate(Oldmax = do.call(pmax,c(pick(a:g),na.rm=TRUE)),
Oldmin = do.call(pmin,c(pick(a:g),na.rm=TRUE)),
Newmax = do.call(pmax,c(pick(e:g),na.rm=TRUE)),
Newmin = do.call(pmin,c(pick(e:g),na.rm=TRUE)),
Oldrange = Oldmax-Oldmin,
Newrange = Newmax-Newmin) %>%
mutate(across(e:g,
(((~ .x - Oldmin) * Newrange) / Oldrange) + Newmin,
.names = "{.col}_bal")
)
No need to apply it in the across one though, it is supported. Check info regarding do.call()function if you do not know how it works, it can be super useful even if you do not recall it all the time (like what happened in my case).
Hope anyone dealing with this kind of problems can find it useful :)
For me, the problem was caused by failing to return a value from an addEventListener callback function. Return true if the event has been handled, false if not. (I'm not sure if event.stopPropagation should be called if the event is not handled.)
is there any way to solve this without using 3d array? "import java.util.Arrays;
public class Number_of_paths_in_a_matrix_with_k_coins {
public static long MOD = 1000000007;
public long numberOfPath(int n, int k, int [][]arr) {
// code here
long dp[][] = new long[n][n];
for (long rows[] : dp){
Arrays.fill(rows,-1);
}
return MemoUtil(k,n-1,n-1,arr,dp);
}
public static long MemoUtil(int k, int i, int j,int arr[][], long dp[][]){
if(i == 0 && j == 0 ) return k == arr[0][0] ? 1 : 0L;
if (i < 0 || j < 0 || k < 0) return 0;
if (dp[i][j] != -1) return dp[i][j];
long left = i > 0 && k > 0 ? MemoUtil(k - arr[i][j], i -1, j, arr,dp) %MOD : 0L;
long right = j > 0 && k > 0 ? MemoUtil(k- arr[i][j], i, j-1, arr, dp) % MOD : 0L;
return dp[i][j] = (left + right) %MOD;
}
When you move the wordpress website from XAMPP localhost to webhosting server the image links usually change from /wp-content to https://wp-content
So follow this step:
Install "Better Search Replace" plugin.
Search and replace the below text in database
Search for "https://wp-content/" and replace it with "/wp-content/"
I get a rate of 48-51k on avg consistently. Either:
Remove back pressure (no QOS/prefetch), increase size of consumer internal queue.
You run the risk of losing messages here if you don’t have enough RAM, or the internal Queue gets filled.
Given enough RAM, you would need over 2.1 billion messages to fill up an internal queue with the max cap (which is Int.maxValue).
For guaranteed reliability regardless of hardware/system resources, use a high prefetch count and execute only async code in the consumers. Any blocking code should be handed off to separate thread. I achieve 20-25k msg per sec consistently this way.
My experiments were on a single 16gb ram machine with 145 million messages stored in the RabbitMQ queue for benchmark purposes.
VTs share a native thread, so they can't run instructions in parallel beyond the OS capability. But as you aim to have them yield when waiting, it should have helped, IF they were not hooked on the same 8 native threads. This needs to be asserted.
(I'll presume you don't have a limit of 8 connections to the DB. It's usually more like 100. You can assert that by temporarily adding a pause to your task after connecting. You can also use a 'sleep(delay)' in mysql, to make statements last longer to prove your tasks can make parallel statements, but you've got a nasty 10 seconds hard statement already. Perhaps there is a difference in the eye of mysqld, but with a 60 seconds pause, you'll have time to show processlist by hand now).
My hypothesis is that there is a thread pool of 1 thread per core underneath this. If you use Thread.currentThread() you won't get anywhere.
If you are on linux, you can write a small java method to read the "/proc/thread-self/status" on each task to get some outsight from the OS (the 'Pid' row in particular). See http://man.he.net/man5/proc . This would prove on which distinct native OS threads your VTs are running.
Old thread, but since this thread shows up high in a Google search and since .resizable(resizingMode: .tile) won't work with system symbols, starting with iOS 15 we can do the following:
struct ContentView: View {
var body: some View {
Rectangle()
.foregroundStyle(.image(
Image(systemName: "questionmark.circle")
))
.font(.system(size: 50))
}
}
So here is a solution i have been suggested so far, remove the fragment container view from bottom sheet dialog xml and add it into activity and let the activity handle the fragment container state instead the dialog.
So basically i visibility gone or remove the fragment container at the onCreate method then add the fragment container view into the add address dialog. This certainly not a good solve for this problem but a nice quick work around.
Here is my MainActivity.kt
class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
private lateinit var binding: ActivityMainBinding
private lateinit var fab: FloatingActionButton
private lateinit var rcv: RecyclerView
private val viewModel: AddressViewModel by viewModels()
private lateinit var repo: AddressRepo
private lateinit var adapter: HouseAdapter
// create a global variable container the container view
private lateinit var fragmentContainerView: FragmentContainerView
private val TAG: String = "Activity Main log"
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
enableEdgeToEdge()
binding = ActivityMainBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)
val view = binding.root
setContentView(view)
ViewCompat.setOnApplyWindowInsetsListener(findViewById(R.id.main)) { v, insets ->
val systemBars = insets.getInsets(WindowInsetsCompat.Type.systemBars())
v.setPadding(systemBars.left, systemBars.top, systemBars.right, systemBars.bottom)
insets
}
fab = binding.homeFab
rcv = binding.homeRcv
// bind and remove the view in onCreate
fragmentContainerView = binding.homeFragmentContainerView
(fragmentContainerView.parent as ViewGroup).removeView(fragmentContainerView)
val db = DatabaseInstance.getDatabase(this@MainActivity)
repo = AddressRepo(db.addressDao())
adapter = HouseAdapter(emptyList())
rcv.layoutManager = GridLayoutManager(this, 2, GridLayoutManager.VERTICAL, false)
val spacingInPixels = resources.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.item_spacing)
rcv.addItemDecoration(ItemDecoration(2, spacingInPixels, true))
rcv.adapter = adapter
// Load data asynchronously and update the adapter
lifecycleScope.launch(Dispatchers.IO) {
val addresses = repo.getAllHouse()
Log.d(TAG, "onCreate: House Data = " + addresses.toString())
launch(Dispatchers.Main) {
adapter.updateData(addresses)
}
}
viewModel.address.observe(this) {address ->
Log.d(TAG, "onCreate: INPUT = $address")
}
fab.setOnClickListener {
showBottomSheet()
}
}
private fun showBottomSheet() {
val bottomSheetDialog = BottomSheetDialog(this)
val bottomSheetView = LayoutInflater.from(this)
.inflate(R.layout.bottomsheet_add_address, null)
// add container into bottom sheet dialog if it parent is null
if (fragmentContainerView.parent != null) {
(fragmentContainerView.parent as ViewGroup).removeView(fragmentContainerView)
}
fragmentContainerView.visibility = View.VISIBLE
val bottomSheetLinearLayout = bottomSheetView.findViewById<LinearLayout>(R.id.bottom_sheet_placeholder_container)
bottomSheetLinearLayout.addView(fragmentContainerView)
bottomSheetDialog.setContentView(bottomSheetView)
bottomSheetDialog.show()
}
}
have you solved the error, I'm having the same error (Cannot copy from a TensorFlowLite tensor (StatefulPartitionedCall_1:0) with shape [1, 25200, 7] to a Java object with shape [1, 20, 20, 35].)
Reasons:
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I got this error in a Quasar Framework app that had < script setup > without specifying language: < script lang="ts" setup >.
Correcting the script tag eliminated the error.
Remove the width: 26vw; of the img. The img is this width, but the image inside is contained inside to avoid deformation or crop.
If you set both height and width you can get things like this, if you only set one, the other will adapt to avoid deformation or crop.
Full credit to this blog post I've found: https://fatbobman.com/en/posts/how-to-tile-images-in-swiftui/