What really helped at the end was setting "SnapsToDevicePixels".

I was a beginner with React and NextJS too. I opted for it because it seemed fairly well supported. It has been a learning curve but it is feature rich and VERY well supported and documented. I would recommend using it (not to mention, NextUI is beautiful and great examples on their website for getting started).

As for using it purely for a backend, it depends on your requirements. The most mine does backend-wise is I have a couple of api routes for getting the session token out of a cookie. I use Scala+AKKA-http as my server (with Hibernate + mySQL), meaning the database is not stored on the web side at all. If your system is quite complex (like mine), I would recommend not using NextJS for the server side too, and look at other languages that are designed to operate as a more complex backend webserver.

Any information about this problem ? i'm at the same point and no solution found on web

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My question is, in the implementations of VLAs that store the array on the stack, do they store the size of the array somewhere at runtime?

Yes, if it is needed. Effectively, the compiler creates a variable whose name you do not know and stores the size of the array in it. (This is not specified by the C standard, but we can see the effects are equivalent: A user-declared automatic variable retains a run-time value, and that is just what is needed for the size of a variable length array.)

There are embellishments on this. If you define int A[2*n+3]; and then use A without applying sizeof to it, then, once the compiler has allocated stack space for it, it no longer needs to know the size of the array except to release the stack space. It is as if you wrote this code:

size_t SizeOfA = 2*n+3;
int A[SizeOfA];

… Some loop that uses a[i]…

foo(SizeOfA, A);

In that code, the compiler needs to keep SizeOfA at least until the call to foo, since it is passed as an argument. Similarly, if you wrote foo(sizeof A, A);, the compiler would need to keep its hidden hypothetical variable until the call to foo. But if you did not have the call to foo in that code, then optimization could discard the SizeOfA variable since it is never used. Similarly, the compiler can discard its hypothetical variable since it is never used (because it may have another way to release the stack space, per below).

If yes, where?

Likely the size of an array is treated as just one more thing the compiler has to keep track of in a routine, along with user variable, and it is subject to optimization just like anything else.

Also note that, if you have int A[2*n+3];, the compiler does not need to keep the size if it can recalculate it from n, which it can do if n does not change (or it keeps a copy). This would all be up to optimization and other software inside the compiler.

If not, how do you know at runtime how much to decrement the stack pointer once the array goes out of scope?

It is common to have a frame pointer that is a copy of the stack pointer made at the time the routine was started (or some fixed point relative to the start of the routine, such as just after doing some stack housekeeping). If we have a saved frame pointer, everything that the routine pushed onto the stack can be popped simply by copying the frame pointer to the stack pointer.

If we do not have a frame pointer, then the amount to adjust the stack pointer can be calculated from the hypothetical variable described above.

Things get more complicated if you have variable length arrays inside nested blocks that may or may not get executed, due to if statements or other control statements. You can still pop everything with a frame point, but are you going to keep everything that was allocated inside a nested block between the time the block is exited and the time the function returns? Or are you going to pop the variable length arrays when the block is exited? Do you do that by calculating space or by making copies of the stack pointer when such blocks are entered?

Or they could just fix Java.

I'm old C programmer just learning Java (using NetBeans IDE 23).

The textbook I'm using specifies that printf() was put in Java to make it easier to port C code to Java. So my first attempt at using printf instead of println was:

System.out.printf("%*s", 11, myLabel);

which gives a run-time exception trying to process the '*' width specifier.

Every Java reference I found online gives something similar to my code as an example.

No mention of having to kludge it, converting the character set to wide or UTF-8, or writing a fancy method to convert the specified format to a format string that will trick the parser into doing what it should be doing. I'm sorry, the Java printf format parser is broken. They know they are throwing an exception because they found a '*', how hard can it be to just process it as a width specifier? C had it figured out by at least 1988 (See K&R 2nd Edition). It is now 2025. Java needs to fix this.

in the implementations of VLAs that store the array on the stack, do they store the size of the array somewhere at runtime?

sizeof reports the sizes of VLAs, which are known only at runtime, so it must be possible to evaluate VLA sizes at runtime. Regardless of where a VLA is stored, then, if and as long as there is a potential for an lvalue designating that array to be the operand of a sizeof operator, either the VLA's size or an equivalent must be preserved somewhere in the program's state.

Moreover, during the lifetime of a VLA, the program must ensure that it does not use its storage for anything else. That does not necessarily require tracking a direct equivalent of its size, but certainly something related must be stored, if only as, say, the value of the stack pointer.

If yes, where?

It's unlikely that different implementations are wholly consistent about the details, but VLAs can be declared only at block scope, so with automatic storage duration. Given that, and the fact that there is no defined way to access an object containing their size, it is plausible that an implementation would satisfy a need to preserve VLA sizes with the same kind of storage that they would an automatic variable with register storage class. That does not necessarily mean a CPU register as the storage, but that's one possibility. The stack is another possibility. An indirect representation such as in the value of the stack pointer is another. On the other hand, where there is no chance that the size could be required by a sizeof expression, it might not be preserved in a recoverable manner at all.

If not, how do you know at runtime how much to decrement the stack pointer once the array goes out of scope?

In a typical stack-based machine, a called function does not rely on tracking the number of bytes of stack it is using so as to be able release that memory. Rather, it has the address of the start of its stack frame (the stack base), and on termination, it adjusts the stack pointer to equal its base pointer. The caller's own stack base will be restored as well, in a manner specific to machine architecture and calling convention.

Note: The same question also applies for alloca.

alloca() is a GNU extension, not part of standard C. It is distinguished from the VLA case by not engaging any special sizeof behavior that would require the size of the allocated object to be recoverable at runtime. However, it places the same requirement that the implementation needs to retain enough information to avoid using the allocated object's storage for anything else during that object's lifetime. That might be stored in any of the ways discussed for VLAs, but it is more likely to take a form that does not afford recovering the exact size.

Superwall dev rel here. Let me try to help.

Displaying the correct options on the paywall for active subscribers

You can show the correct subscription options based on the user's current plan. There a lot of ways to check that depending on your setup (using a purchase controller, your own logic, superwall delegate, etc) - but you could either make different paywalls depending on the plans, or pass a placement parameter to your paywall to change what shows (I have a YouTube video on that here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KT9FfKLByA)

when i tried to upgrade/downgrade using paywall it creates multiple active plan in play store instead of upgrade/downgrade plan

Right, if they are in the different subscription groups on the App Store - users can sub to more than one plan by design. I believe Google Play works similarly. Superwall itself doesn’t directly manage subscription upgrades or downgrades — that’s handled by the app stores' billing systems.

Let me know if I can help answer anything else 🚀

Pure JS (ES5) chaining solution... No regex, No jquery, No es6

function drop_n_cap(s) {
    function drop_em(v) { return v===' ' || v==='_' ? '' : v }
    function cap_em(v,i,a) { return ! a[i-1] ? v.toUpperCase() : v }
    return s.toLowerCase().split('').map(drop_em).map(cap_em).join('')
}

It turns out if you're going to upload a binary file, you're not supposed to include as: :json as part of your command or else everything in your request will turn into text. This is what I ended up using:

post "/forms/#{myform.id}/attachments", params: { attachments: [ file0, file1 ] }, headers: valid_headers

I'm not a Docker expert, but I’ve used it in a private application with PostgreSQL, Django, and React. From the beginning, I started using Docker and at the same time I configure all locally, and as I learned more about docker, I began relying less on running software directly on my system. In fact, at this point, I don’t even have Python or other development tools installed locally—I only use Docker.

So:

If you’re not an expert and don’t have the time to learn Docker, it’s better to develop everything locally. Save the steps to build your app somewhere, and once you're done, you can try moving everything to Docker. With this approach, I assume you’d prioritize development over containerization. If you do have time, start with Docker. Learn how to set up your entire workspace and develop from your Docker environment. This approach takes a lot of time initially, but once you’ve resolved all the issues, the rest of the process will be smooth—you’ll just need to focus on coding

This was a firewall issue. The container was being blocked via firewall setting

You can now do this with autodoc_inherit_docstrings and :undoc-members:.

Two very useful command shortcuts that haven't been mentioned in the previous responses are:

G (uppercase) to go to the end and g (lowercase) to go to the beginning.

If you set a breakpoint and run in debug mode you get that when you hover on a variable the value is shown.

If you are in the editor the variable name and type is shown.

Another way to change locale is from ConfigProvider:

import pt from "antd/locale/pt_BR";

<ConfigProvider locale={pt}>
    ...
 </ConfigProvider>

If you are using the new version of the clerk just make some changes in the .env.local and add the following code in it NEXT_PUBLIC_CLERK_AFTER_SIGN_OUT_URL=/sign-in but also make sure that you have done this as well <SignOutButton signOutOptions={{redirectUrl:"/sign-in"}}>

i am very new to godot; i implemented a jump function but despite during debugging it, function is called on enter pression, the graphic doesnt change...player remain fixed

The problem was that I was using a outdated capacitor version, after upgrade to capacitor 3, it worked!

I am using it with servlet(tomcat server an language is java).When I test logger in separate java file,it works but when I try to use it with servlet,it doesn't show up anymore.I am so lost now that I can't debug.is there anyway?

The answer to your question is: Yes, PowerBI creates his own Olap cubes while importing data from external data sources. However this is different when using direct query, but to be honest direct query is not the right way to go for most cases.

Generally in PowerBI you can speak of Tabular OLAP (TOLAP).

In my case, it was because of the domain/subdomain issue. I had two domains to work with the same credentials and have them both as origins, however my ServerDomain was set to the main domain so that it can work for both.

Later I realized that, in that situation I have to host the assetlinks.json file in the main domain as well.

Example: My server domain: example.com My origins are: subdomain1.example.com, subdomain2.example.com

I was hosting assetlinks.json file for both subdomains like:

subdomain1.example.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json

But it was missing in my main domain, which is still required because it is the main point:

example.com/.well-known/assetlinks.json after hosting it like this, my problem resolved.

I followed vba code that made a change in an excel worksheet that I wanted displayed with:

Application.ScreenUpdating = True
Application.Wait Now + TimeValue("0:00:01") ' wait 1 second
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

If the vba code starts from a routine executed from a button on a worksheet different from the one I wanted displayed, I got to the worksheet ws to be displayed with

Dim sh1 As Worksheet: Set sh1 = Sheets("ws") 

sh1.Visible = True
sh1.Select

For me, restarting php-fpm service along with apache worked on RHEL 9. sudo systemctl restart php-fpm sudo systemctl restart httpd

spl-token update-metadata MINTINGADRRESSHERE uri METADATAURLHERE

The problem was not that #root had overflow-x: hidden but that this style was global for almost all tags. So I had to remove it from the MUI Tabs component children element like this :

<main>
      <Tabs
        value={currentYear}
        onChange={handleYearChange}
        variant="scrollable"
        scrollButtons
        allowScrollButtonsMobile
        sx={{
          "& *": {
            overflowX: "unset",
          },
        }}
      >
        {renderTabs}
      </Tabs>
</main>

OK, I had to properfly sign the application. Info.plist was not correctly added to the package. Once the package has been propertly formatted and signed, my app was able to connect to remote network. Of course, I had to allow local network access via a dialog box that pops up at first run of the quick action

Have you tried "https://huggingface.co/microsoft/OmniParser" - the demo looks positive.

Text Box ID 0: Transactions Text Box ID 1: System A Text Box ID 2: System B Text Box ID 3: (REST/API) Text Box ID 4: Daily Transactions Text Box ID 5: (Feed/SFTP) Text Box ID 6: Customers Text Box ID 7: (SQL/JDBC) Text Box ID 8: System C

Whilst it isn't a direct fix, i have found a workaround utilising selectedindex, that way instead of comparing a unicode character it just checks if the item is selected. works flawleslly in my code

if (comboBox1->SelectedIndex == 0) z = x + y;

What you are describing is called as shell parameter expansion. This means that on evaluation time, bash searches the value of the variable and if not found, would assign the value at the right of :-.

In other words, if AIRFLOW_PROJ_DIR variable is defined (and its value is e.g. /home/me/airflow/project), then your expression would evaluate as /home/me/airflow/project/dags, otherwise, if not defined it will be evaluated as ./dags.

More on shell parameter expansion at: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Shell-Parameter-Expansion.html

printf uses eax for the return value

You can also leverage webauthn for ssh authentication from your browser. If you are interested i can recommend my ssheasy project on github https://github.com/hullarb/ssheasy This is a webassembly based ssh client running in the browser and this way it can make use of Web Authentication API. On the server side you only need a fairly recent version of OpenSSH server V8.4 or greater and enabling the [email protected] public key algorithm in its config as described here.

I solved it! The problem was this Log.Fatal(ex, "UnexpectedException"), when I change it to this Log.Fatal(ex.Message), then the message was logged to application insight.

You can run this command in a script to force the result of a pipeline task:

- script: echo "##vso[task.complete result=SucceededWithIssues;]"

Possible task results are:

• Succeeded
• SucceededWithIssues
• Failed

See more here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/scripts/logging-commands?view=azure-devops&tabs=bash#example-1

I faced this issue today on foreign project which was claimed as 'working'. Here is a fix:

try (CloseableHttpResponse response = httpClient.execute(request)) {
  ...
}

The problem was Python version

Polars doesn't work with Python 3.9, when I changed to Python 3.13 (latest at this moment) my code was executed successfully:

View:

As always it is about the correct permissions. The documentation does not show all the permissions required. It was required to add the .Shared versions as well.

Got it to finally work by adding the .Shared consent. so not only Mail.Read and Mail.ReadBasic, but also Mail.Read.Shared and Mail.ReadBasic.Shared is required.

Reason for the error is version 8.0.0.200 of Net.IBM.Data.Db2-osx does not support ARM architecture.

Version 9.0.0.100 of Net.IBM.Data.Db2-osx has been recently released and now has ARM support.

I really don't understand this. Firstly, when you say up to settings.gradle do you mean stop before doing settings.gradle or stop after doing settings.gradle.

after that are you explaining that we have to refactor how we call assets in every file they've been used?

do i need to use expo-file-system?

I've spent a week trying to figure this out and yours is literally the only set of instructions i can find on how to make an asset bundle with expo.

I had this problem today.

This problem appears because the file has execute permission. I changed it to 0644 and it works.

I hope, you mean nop, no operation. C++ is abstracted from such things.

The only sure way is inline assembly.

Just upgraded to notebook 7.3.2 and every keyboard shortcuts work!!!

In my case issues was in com.android.tools:desugar_jdk_libs version So, I copy the latest version from https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.android.tools/desugar_jdk_libs and rebuild the app it starts working

I=input().replace(" ","\n").split("\n")
J=I
for p in range(len(I)):
    if J[p]='\n'
    delete J[p]
print("This list may have empty lines")
print(I)
print"It has an absence of empty lines"
print(J)

1. It replaces spaces with lines.
2. It removes an element based on the position and not the value.
3. It shows us the result without filtering.
4. It again represents the list with filters applied.

Use the correct type names would be my vote. If you call dedupe a [bool], foo will be left justified. So your code is correct, compression is Boolean and should be left justified. The Ontap cmdlet is wrong, dedupe should be left justified. Just saying. I avoid using calculated properties. Ugly.

If you are using minikube, try: minikube service "service-name" --url

I was having the same error, even the reason for 'Renderer-Process-Gone' was coming undefined. Just did npm install electron@latest and sandbox = true.

The error was not being caught by mainWindow.webContents.on() rather by app.on()

Short answer, it depends on the tech. Node projects, for instance, have to be configured by JSON, but from there are different config flavors depending on your project architecture. Next.js servers will require additional configurations with their own set of rules. Typescript requires an additional configuration. So do the testing libraries and linters. Using Babel? Gonna need more config!

On top of this, there are different package managers that can be run on top of Node including NPM, Yarn, and PNPM, each with its own configuration preference. To confuse things more, there are certain architectures and libraries that will accept different types of configuration files, and might support, say, both YAML and JSON config files.

How to keep from being confused? Well, if your config files are missing your application won't work. It will at least throw an error and at worst refuse to run. The "decision" to be made will mostly be based on what the application supports and what you're most comfortable with. If I have a choice between YAML and JSON, I can appreciate that YAML might provide additional flexibility, but I'm more comfortable with JSON so I'll choose it every time. If I hit a roadblock where there's something I just CAN'T do using JSON...well I guess it's time to learn some YAML!

tl;dr: It depends! Basically it's project dependent.

SUM(CAST(billableDuration AS BIGINT))

Seems one way to solve this is to force $Installs to be an array, even if only one element is contained within it.

Using [array]$Installs =

As for the first approach, I can give you some steps related to Highcharts. Once you have your dynamically created icons, you can use ColorAxis to determine color range, see the API reference here: https://api.highcharts.com/highmaps/colorAxis

As for the traditional heatmap, again you can workout colors with ColorAxs, please see a sample demo here: https://www.highcharts.com/demo/maps/geoheatmap-europe

While Highcharts Maps doesn't directly provide satellite or physical map views, you can overlay Highcharts on maps from other libraries like Mapbox or Google Maps by synchronizing the data and using custom overlays.

Best regards,

You will need to create a Custom Resource Transformation on thar particular case (e.g. the AzureFile). You can read more on how to achieve it here https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kustomize/blob/master/examples/transformerconfigs/crd/README.md

Anyway it seems the Azure File is deprecated https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/volumes/#azurefile

It seems I've found a solution: whenever I update something that I want to see on the screen while vba is still running, I execute

Application.ScreenUpdating = True 
Application.Wait (Now + TimeValue("0:00:01")) 
Application.ScreenUpdating = False 

Since C++17 filesystem library is available and you should use this library. It provides std::filesystem::exists() call

print("Hello World!")

When I called the spring boot service I "manualy" added the cookie. I used the CookieService from ngx-cookie-service.

  getNewKey() {
    this.subs.add(this.clientService.getNewKey().subscribe(key => {
      this.clients = key.clients;
      if (key.cookie) {
        var d: Date = new Date();
        d.setMonth(d.getMonth() + 12);
        this.cookieService.set(key.cookie.name, key.cookie.value, d);
      }
    })
    );
  }

.editable {
  display: inline-block;
  min-width: 50px;
  max-width: 200px;
  border: 1px solid #ccc;
  padding: 5px;
  white-space: nowrap;
  overflow: hidden;
}

<div class="editable" contenteditable="true"></div>

enter code here

Safe for what, is the question. If this is purely an internal-facing ID column, I don't think there's anything wrong with using any of BigQuery's hash functions. If this is for an external-facing API and you want to prevent someone from reverse-engineering the information used to generate the ID, then I'm not an expert, but I don't think using both hashes is any more secure than just using one.

You most likely did composer require intervention/image as opposed to composer require intervention/image-laravel // this is used in v3.

Set following environment variables in your docker file

# Set Selenium ChoremeDriver and Browser Path
ENV SE_CHROMEDRIVER=/chromedriverPath
ENV SE_AVOID_BROWSER_DOWNLOAD=true
ENV SE_BROWSER_PATH=/chromeBrowserPath
ENV SE_AVOID_STATS=true
ENV SE_OUTPUT=LOGGER
ENV SE_LANGUAGE_BINDING=java
RUN mkdir /tmp/cache-dir
ENV SE_CACHE_PATH=/tmp/driver
ENV SE_DRIVER=chromedriver

You need to use the "hide-input-icon" property. According to the docs, the following example should do what you need:

<template>
    <VueDatePicker v-model="date" hide-input-icon />
</template>

<script setup>
import { ref } from 'vue';

const date = ref(new Date());
</script>

Use js although you may sacrifice efficiency of your algorithm you’ll be able to use your bot regardless

I come back just to share the actual asnwer. According to the Tekton documentation and this issue (https://github.com/tektoncd/pipeline/issues/7175) I thought that the traces where exported in thrift_http, but it is actually OTLP http. So I just changed the url to http://app-to-kafka-collector.otel.svc.cluster.local:4318 and it started to work :) If someone uses this in the future, please share it here! :)

Here is the article on medium for that, it uses react-native-config, and explains that you can still use expo and have environment avoiding EAS, answer is too late, but maybe someone new will need this:

https://medium.com/@prdjed/a-guide-to-managing-multiple-environments-in-react-native-with-react-native-config-8af705d4f8b4

If you need it to prompt you for a password this works:

curl -su 'user' -X GET https://jfrog.dev.com/ui/v1/download?repoKey=key&path=path%252Ffile.ear -o /appl/webappl/server/file.ear

In terms of text size, use clamps. First, you need to know the width of your site. On a page (in Elementor) click the hamburger menu at the top left of the widgets panel - Site Settings - Layout. At the top you'll see Content Width. For this example, let's say it's 1300px

Next, on your page, select the text in Desktop size screen (normal) and set the px size of your text. For this example, let's say 25px

Then, go to Mobile layout, and set the size of text you want there. For this example, let's say 16px

So you now have these three values:1300px width, 25px maximum font size, 16px minimum font size.

Then use this calculator: https://clamp.font-size.app/

In Minimum Viewort, put in 360, Maximum Viewport = 1300 Minimum Font Size = 16, Maximum Font Size = 25

You'll now get the following calculation: font-size: clamp(1rem, 0.7846rem + 0.9574vw, 1.5625rem);

Delete the first part so you get: clamp(1rem, 0.7846rem + 0.9574vw, 1.5625rem);

In your Text editor, on Desktop, change the size value from px to the Pencil icon and paste the above clamp calculation in. Go to Mobile view, in the text editor, change the size value from px to the Pencil icon and delete any size shown there (16) and the clamp calculation will automatically appear.

(Whatever size you set in Desktop, it will trickle down through all screen sizes - laptop, tablet, mobile).

Your text is now fully responsive according to screen size.

Add location permission to your androidmanifest xml, grant the location permissions and enable location services. Flutter blue plus needs location to be enabled to scan BLE devices.

Nevertheless @ThomA has a point - at least one of your queries seems to return what you expect, maybe some comments would be helpful (well, at least this exercise was interesting for myself).

How does SQL Server handle decimal precision when the SUM() function is called?

As the docs say, if the input was DECIMAL then the output precision is always 38.

Does that mean I'm getting overflow somewhere in the scale so it's defaulting to (38,6)?

Yes, in some cases it may fallback to (38,6). In the docs you mentioned above it's the third scenario for multiplication and division cases.

Calculations

Let's say we are computing sum(qty*price) / sum(qty) with no explicit conversions.

When you multiply qty * price both of type (24,10) the output type will be

p = p1 + p2 + 1 = 24 + 24 + 1 = 49
s = s1 + s2 = 10 + 10 = 20
integral part = p - s = 49 - 20 = 29

Precision cannot be greater than 38, so in the final type it will be 38, not 49. The integral part here is 29 which is less than 32, thus it's the first scenario for multiplication and division and scale becomes

s = min(s, 38-(p-s)) = min(20, 38-(49-20) = min(20, 9) = 9

so the outcome of multiplication goes as (38,9). Even if it had precision less than 38, the SUM function would raise it to 38 anyways.

The divisor is sum(qty) where qty is of type (24,10) but the SUM(qty) output will be:

p = 38
s = original s

which is (38,10). So we are dividing (38,9) / (38,10). The output type of this equation will be:

p = p1 - s1 + s2 + max(6, s1 + p2 + 1) = 38 - 9 + 10 + max(6, 9 + 38 + 1) = 39 + 48 = 87
s = max(6, s1 + p2 + 1) = max(6, 9 + 38 + 1) = 48
integral part = 87 - 48 = 39

the integral part is 39 (> 32), and the scale is 48 (> 6), thus it's the third scenario, scale is set as 6 with no options and we get (38, 6). So, yes, there may occur some rounding if there is not enough space for storing the integral part; or the arithmetic overflow error will be raised. But explicit casting may prevent unexpected scale loss.

Here is db fiddle with some formula variations.

ps And thanks to @ThomA - I did not know about sys.dm_exec_describe_first_result_set.

I ran into the same issue. If stylelint-scss asks you to use list.nth, make sure every SCSS file that calls list.nth includes @use "sass:list";. If after making the change it still throws errors try restarting your development server and clearing the cache for good measure.

Yes, this is all very nice, except the original question was about month names for a specific calendar. Many of the ‘other’ calendars for specific cultures (.Net term for not the primary calendar of the culture) which are typically observed for religious reasons, have different month names. For example, on the Persian calendar the romanised month name for month 9 is Dey, whereas on the Hijri calendar it’s Ramadan. If you use ar-sa, as you suggest, you’ll just get the Arabic month name from the UmAlQura calendar. I know the same is true for Israel too, the primary calendar is Gregorian based with month names that differ from the Hebrew calendar. If I find the answer, I’ll post it here.

Did you set the capability on the client? options = ChromeOptions() options.set_capability('se:recordVideo', True)

The run-time size of the array can be obtained using sizeof arr. This will result in the same value as i * sizeof *arr, and it could very result in the same code.

If not, how do you know at runtime how much to decrement the stack pointer once the array goes out of scope?

The size of the array is not needed to reset for this. A stack frame can be removed by simply restored the stack pointer to its previous value.

I have something related. Two Pizero2s A and B talking over LAN. They autostart a pair of python programs that pub/sub to each other.
If the power goes off to A and is then restarted (same ip/port), the subscriber on B does not see the newly revived publisher. As a test, when both running normally, I ssh in to A and sudo bootstrap. The connection is made and B gets the later messages. Something in the boot closedown seems to do something (signal?) to clean up the subscribe socket. I see the comment about port reuse and will investigate more.

I'm now pretty sure this isn't possible using only Plotly.NET as all it does is generate the HTML for the iframe as Joe pointed out.

The way the Python version works is by communicating with the Jupyter engine and send messages around (I haven't fully understood these layers though)

The way to do this I believe is:

• Generate the chart html
• Add an update(data, layout) function in the script tag that calls Plotly.react(data, layout) (need to use the HTMLElement id of the chart in the html)
• Render that html in an iframe
• Then execute that function inside the iframe from LINQPad when you want to update the charts

With a bit of luck I might be able to find the code to serialize that data/layout in Plotly.NET too

(btw, I'm a big fan of LINQPad @joe and I've hacked around in it quite a lot)

I have changed jpeg to png and problem solved.

 img.Image? decodedImage = decodeYUV420SP(inputImage);
 List<int> encodedBytes = img.encodePng(decodedImage);

previous was like that => img.encodeJpg(decodedImage, quality: 100);

The Newton method is a numerical method, but your f(x) and g(x) as they are remain symbolic. You need to evaluate them. With the following changes, the code ran in my computer. But since I don't see and expected output I cannot attest it runs as you expected.

# Compute the determinant of the matrix A
    det1 = A.det()
    ddet=diff(det1,x)
    
    # Defining Function
    def f(xvalue):
        return  det1.subs({x  : xvalue})

    # Defining derivative of function
    def g(xvalue):
        return ddet.subs({x : xvalue})

If you have a custom constructor, Lombok might not generate the builder method unless you specify @Builder on the constructor itself. Try rebuilding the Project: After making changes, clean and rebuild your project to ensure that Lombok's annotations are processed correctly.

What I found after a lot of digging around is that my nginx configuration was not taking into account the load balancer as a pool.

In my http block I needed to use upstream to identify the backend server addresses that are used for load balancing:

    upstream mauticWeb {
    least_conn;
    server ${MAUTIC_WEB_URL}:9000;
    }

and in my http --> server block wherever I needed to reach the backend php-fpm server I needed to use the upstream config.

server{
    ...
    location ~ ^(.+\.php)(.*)$ {
       ...
       fastcgi_keep_conn on;
       fastcgi_pass mauticWeb;
       ...
    }
    ...
}

Not able to reproduce your issue. Not sure but i think you made mistake while defining precision of price and qty coloumn. I did this mistake while i was trying to reproduce your issue and it was giving me unexpected result but when i correct it then it start giving me result in DECIMAL(38,12) 237.50507826

I found all the submitted answers to hard to follow. Here's my answer. What I used to get the changelist to which a workspace is synced was:

1. From a command window, navigate to the root directory of your depot
2. Then run p4 changes -m1 @clientname

@clientname is the name of your workspace.

The Perforce docs say:

The p4 changes command, when invoked with @clientname as a revision specifier, shows the highest changelist associated with file revisions in your workspace. Typically this is the same as the last changelist that was submitted before you did a p4 sync.

use {%include "template.html"%} instead of {%extends "template.html%}

The black window is a console window started when the startup project has OutputType of Exe. To avoid this, change the OutputType to WinExe.

There is not a standard definition of a flat file, but the closest thing to a definition I have found suggests:

• Text-only
• No built-in compression
• No index
• Tabular format: one table per file, row-based organization of records
• No metadata: no embedded metadata or schema information
• Unstructured: no hierarchy or relationships between records or fields

My hunch is the flat comes from lack of structure, and the fact than only one table is stored per file (so 2D)

I've the same problem with the client. The first message is transmitted to the server, then the server doesn't get the next message. I have to restart the client to restart a new connection, and the client send only the first message once again.

Is it possible to send multiple messages in the same session ?

Code of the server:

import socket
import json

BROKER_IP = "192.168.4.1"
PORT = 8080

serversocket = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
serversocket.bind((BROKER_IP, PORT))
serversocket.listen(10)


while True:
    print("Ready for incomming data...")
    connection, address = serversocket.accept()
    buf = connection.recv(1024) 
    if len(buf) > 0:
        raw_data = json.loads( buf.decode('utf-8') )
        print("Reception of data:", raw_data)
        ##
        connection.send("accepted".encode("utf-8"))
        
    else:
        print("No data...")

Code of the client:

import socket
import time


def run_client():
    # create a socket object
    client = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)

    server_ip = "192.168.4.1"  # replace with the server's IP address
    server_port = 8080  # replace with the server's port number
    # establish connection with server
    print("Establish connection with server...")
    client.connect((server_ip, server_port))

    while True:
        print("try to connect...")
        # input message and send it to the server
        msg = '{"msg": "Hello"}'
        client.sendall(msg.encode("utf-8")[:1024])
        print("Message sent...")

        # receive message from the server
        response = client.recv(1024)
        response = response.decode("utf-8")
        print("Response: ", response)
        time.sleep(5)


run_client()

I am facing similar issue. But in my case, I want to use logbook, but setting up logger on a global label using logbook is not solving the issue. Any idea for this?

maybe some dependancies incompatibile for spring parent version 3.4.x , try with 3.3.x versions again

You Don't have doing all of that, just add " --win-dir-chooser --win-console " in your jpackage command line.

Did you find a solution? I've been having the same problem for days. Every time I open the application it closes automatically.

I reviewed the code in jgit and came up with this. I have also written a couple of posts on this on my blog, and a C99 implementation on github.

Histogram diff algorithm

Compare files A and B via histogram diff algorithm:

A range is a sequence of zero or more consecutive lines in a file. A region is a range of file A together with a range of file B. A matching region is one with the same number of lines in the A and B ranges, with each line in the A range matching the corresponding line in the B range.

Begin with a region comprising all of file A and file B.

The idea is to find the "best" matching region within the current region, then recursively do the same with the regions before and after the matching region. The best matching region is the longest one with the lowest low count of A lines.

Eventually, the region under consideration will have no matching lines, and is therefore a difference.

• If the region has no lines in its A range, the difference is an insertion of the B range.
• If it has no lines in its B range, the difference is a deletion of the A range.
• If it has lines in both its A and B ranges, the difference is a change.

In the following, consider only lines in the current region. That is, "lines in A" mean lines in the A range of the current region, unless otherwise noted, and similarly for B.

For each line in A, count how many times that line occurs in A.

Set lowcount initially to 65 (in jgit; somewhat arbitrary to limit time in pathological cases; I use 512).

Start finding matching regions with the first line in B, and process the B lines as follows.

Find_best_matching_region:

Take each line in A (from low to high line number) that matches the current line from B. If there is no matching line, or the occurrence count of this A line exceeds lowcount, go to the next line in B.

If no line in B matches any line in A, or all the A lines have counts over lowcount, the region is a difference, and we're done with the current region.

Having a matching line in A and B, widen the match by finding the longest matching region containing the original match. Note the line in A (of the matching region) that has the fewest occurrence count, and call this count the region lowcount. If this matching region is the first one, note its length and region lowcount, and call it the best matching region (so far). If it's not the first matching region found, then if it has more lines OR lower region lowcount than the current best matching region, this becomes the new best matching region. Keep the lowest region lowcount in lowcount. Skip any remaining matching lines in A that fall within the matching region just found. If any more lines in A (after the matching region) match the B line, repeat the process. Skip the remaining B lines in the matching region and go to Find_best_matching_region to continue with the B line that follows the current matching region.

After all B lines have been considered, the best matching region is used to split the original region into before-and-after regions, and the process continues until all the differences have been found.

Pseudocode:

push region(all of file A and file B) on region stack.

While region stack is non-empty:
    pop region stack to current_region
    for each B line, find all matching A lines
                        and count how many times this line occurs in A
    best_match = find_best_matching_region_in(current_region)
    if best_match is empty region:
        append current_region to diff_list
    else:
        after_match = lines in current_region after best_match
        if after_match non-empty: push after_match on region stack
        before_match = lines in current_region before best_match
        if before_match non-empty: push before_match on region stack

def find_best_matching_region_in(current_region):
    set best_match as an empty region
    set lowcount = 65 // arbitrary limit
    set i to first B line
    set nexti to i+1
    for (i = first B line; i <= last B line; i = nexti):
        nexti = i + 1
        if no line in A matches line i in B: continue
        find first line in A matching line i in B
        if count of A occurrences > lowcount: continue
        set j to this matching A line
        loop:   // consider each matching A line
            set current_match to region(j in A, i in B)
            widen current_match to include consecutive matching lines
                    j-1 and i-1, j+1 and i+1, etc.
                    to largest matching region inside current_region
            set region_lowcount to lowest occurrence count of
                    any line of A in current_match
            // Compare current_match to best_match
            if best_match is empty
                OR current_match is longer than best_match
                OR region_lowcount is less than lowcount:
                    set best_match to current_match and
                    set lowcount to region_lowcount
            set nexti to B line following current_match
            if another line in A (within current region) matches i in B:
                set j to that line in A
            else:
                break loop
        end loop    // loop on A lines matching i in B
    return best_match

Has the same issue, There is not "https_url" parameter in the credential created under the service credentials

I gave up the idea of mapping the external database into the TYPO3 system. As the external database does not work with 'uid' the DBAL data mapping is not functioning properly. There seems to be no way as the 'uid' column is absolutely needed. All other columns can be mapped, but this one not.

table.columns.add('id', sql.BigInt(), {nullable: false, primary: true, identity: true})

// your loop
newRow++
table.rows.add(newRow,...)

The unique solution that I found was adding a counter to my process, don't waste your time

The problem is that the code is declaring a function inside another function which you cannot do.

void main() 
{    // <---Start of function main()

void print_inpt_square() // <--- trying to start a new function within main()
{

Try adding a closing '}' before declaring print_inpt_square()

Late answer but,you don't need to "weight angle",weighting is a naive mathematical mindset toward this problem since vectors whose both direction and amplitude but we only care about direction.What you really want here is just add up all normal vectors that share the same vertice,the operation ends up merging total directions into one single vector.Things you need to concern is specify which vertice is shared and have calculations done on that particular set before moving to another one,you also don't want to recalculate processed vertices so a indicator buffer is required for marking and skiping processed ones.

I am experiencing similar issue and I entered information on AppStoreConnect for new app, and when I trying to validate my this new app (never submitted yet), and giving me same error. The App name you entered is already being used. If you have trademark rights to this name and would like it released for your use, submit a claim' How to resolve this issue step by step please. Thanks

create-react-app is deprecated : https://github.com/reactjs/react.dev/pull/5487
Follow https://vite.dev/guide/ for recommended alternative.

One other thing to look at is to compare UserName with NormalizedUserName. We had those two not match and produce the same error.

Laravel 11 requires PHP 8.2 +. Check your version

You could check this similar issue in the Sonar community forum that has the proper answer. https://community.sonarsource.com/t/how-to-integrate-pmd-rule-sets-in-sonar-cloud-and-view-the-analysis-report/95558

Link to the documentation : https://docs.sonarsource.com/sonarqube-cloud/enriching/external-analyzer-reports/

It's a matter of setting a property pointing to the PMD reports.

Use Regular Expression in Notepad++:

Regex-01: /(?<=^G379)(.*)F(.*)/gm

Regex-02: ^(G379.*)F(.*)