#!/usr/bin/perl
# Copyright: 2024 - Guido Brugnara <[email protected]>
# Licence: This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
use Crypt::Salt;
use Crypt::KeyDerivation qw(pbkdf2);
use Crypt::Mac::HMAC qw(hmac hmac_b64);
use Crypt::Digest::SHA256 qw(sha256_b64);
use MIME::Base64;
my $salt = Crypt::Salt::salt(16);
my $iterations = 4096;
my $password = <STDIN>;
chomp $password;
my $digest_key = pbkdf2($password, $salt, $iterations, 'SHA256', 32);
my $client_key = hmac('SHA256', $digest_key ,'Client Key');
my $b64_client_key = sha256_b64($client_key);
my $b64_server_key = hmac_b64('SHA256', $digest_key, 'Server Key');
my $b64_salt = encode_base64($salt, '');
print "SCRAM-SHA-256\$$iterations:$b64_salt\$$b64_client_key:$b64_server_key\n";
I think what you're looking for is the Domain Layer
From the first snippet:
The domain layer is responsible for encapsulating complex business logic, or simple business logic that is reused by multiple ViewModels. This layer is optional because not all apps will have these requirements. You should only use it when needed-for example, to handle complexity or favor reusability.
a year later, I'm facing the same issue with the same setup, i.e Hololens 2 and Vuforia trying to use the holographic remoting to accelerate debugging of Vuforia image and model targets before deplyoment on Hololens 2.
What I would like to know is if holographic remoting is compatible with Vuforia.
When I had this issue, the fix was to edit the ArgoCD project and add a new "destination", i.e., cluster and namespace, where I was attempting to deploy the application.
Open File Explorer and navigate to the following path:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud Experience\js\node_modules\node-vulcanjs\build\Release
In this folder, you will find a list of files.
Locate the file named VulcanMessageLib.node and delete it.
I’ve developed a Python module called hex_htmltoimg, designed to convert HTML content into image files easily. This module is especially useful for automating the process of rendering HTML files or URLs into image formats like PNG, JPEG, and others.
It’s lightweight, fast, and can handle dynamic HTML rendering. Whether you need to capture web page previews, generate content screenshots, or visualize HTML-based data, this tool simplifies the task.
A maven_install.json needs to be created manually and only then will it be updated with the full list of packages and their versions as clarified here:
You can go into your task manager and end the AETrayMenu App by right click and then "End Task". After that you can open up WAMP as normal and the icon will work for a while. It will eventually break again, but you can just go through this process again to get it working.
thank you for your comments and advice. The problem was solved via ODD. Due to expired certifications, I had to put in the full path and that's how it worked
Sharing my experience just in case it is useful to others...
With latest android studio 2024, API 35, used below code to make it work.
Added .media to the path in the import statement.
import androidx.exifinterface.media.ExifInterface
As using exif.GetAttribute(ExifInterface.TAG_GPS_LATITUDE) returned zero, used exif?.latLong function to get the latitude and longitude values.
val latLong = exif?.latLong
... the fact that only __get__ can receive the owner class, while the rest only receive the instance.
Descriptors are assigned to a class, not to an instance, and modifying the class would actually overwrite or delete the descriptor itself, rather than triggering its code.
This is intentional. Otherwise, once a descriptor is set, it could never
be removed or modified without modifying source code and restarting
the program. That’s not preferable, so only the retrieval method (__get__)
has access to the owner class.
An example to show what is explained above. The code also explains this portion of @Gery Ogam's answer:
import random
class Die:
def __init__(self, sides=6):
self.sides = sides
def __get__(self, instance, owner=None):
return int(random.random() * self.sides) + 1
def __set__(self, instance, value):
...
class Game:
d6 = Die()
# Assume:
# if `__set__` was designed to take an `owner` class,
# the code below will trigger the `__set__` method
# rather than call `__get__` to override
# the value of `d6` in the `Game.__dict__`.
Game.d6 = 3
print(Game.d6) # 3
The owner will always be set to the appropriate
class, though instance may be None if the attribute was accessed from
the class.
This is what Django uses to throw an error if you try to access a manager
from an object instead of a class, or a related model
(ForeignKey) on a class instead of an object.
In machine learning, the term "fit" generally refers to the process of training a model on data, or adjusting the model’s parameters to minimize the error or improve its predictions on a given task. Specifically, fitting a model involves using a set of training data to optimize the parameters of the model so that it can make accurate predictions on new, unseen data.
Here’s a breakdown of what "fitting" means in different contexts:
Training a Model
When we say that a model is "fit" to data, it means the model has been trained on that data. During this process, the model learns patterns and relationships between input features (e.g., in supervised learning, the features and corresponding labels).
For example, in linear regression, fitting the model means finding the best-fitting line (or hyperplane in higher dimensions) by adjusting the weights (parameters) to minimize the sum of squared differences between the predicted and actual values.
Model Parameters and Optimization
The "fitting" process typically involves optimization, where the algorithm adjusts the model’s parameters based on the training data to reduce the loss (or error) function.
For instance, in the case of neural networks, fitting means adjusting weights and biases using an optimization algorithm like gradient descent.
Fit vs. Generalization
A model can be overfit or underfit depending on how well it adapts to the training data:
Overfitting occurs when the model learns the noise or specific details of the training data too well, making it poor at generalizing to new data.
Underfitting happens when the model is too simple or doesn't capture the underlying patterns in the data.
The goal is to find the right balance where the model is appropriately fit to the training data, and can generalize well to new, unseen examples.
Example: Fitting a Linear Regression Model
Suppose you have a dataset with input features
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X (e.g., hours studied) and a target variable
𝑦
y (e.g., test scores).
To fit a linear regression model, you would compute the values for the parameters (slope and intercept) that minimize the difference between predicted test scores and actual test scores (i.e., minimize the mean squared error).
Conclusion
In short, "fitting" in machine learning is the process of adjusting the model’s parameters during training to make it accurate and capable of making predictions based on the patterns found in the data. It’s a critical part of the model development pipeline.
As per my understanding, you need a parent-child relationship,
Please check this query I prepared in SQL.
DECLARE @WorkingDirectory TABLE
(
Id int IDENTITY(1,1),
Name NVARCHAR(MAX),
ParentId INT NULL
)
INSERT INTO @WorkingDirectory
VALUES('RootFolder',NULL),
('SubFolder1',1),
('SubFolder2 ',1),
('SubSubFolder1 ',2),
('RootFolder2',NULL),
('RootFolder1 ',5),
('SubFolder1 ',6),
('SubFolder2 ',6),
('SubSubFolder1',7)
;with subordinate as
(
select Id ,Name ,ParentId from @WorkingDirectory w where ParentId IS NULL
union all
select wd2.Id ,wd2.Name ,wd2.ParentId from @WorkingDirectory wd2
inner join subordinate s on s.Id= wd2.ParentId
)
select s.Id,s.Name,s.ParentId
from subordinate s
order by s.Id asc
OutPut
Do you want to get data based on the query?
So you have to add a where condition in the CTE.
"copySourceFolderId": 1
--SQL QUERY
select s.Id,s.Name,s.ParentId
from subordinate s
WHERE (id = 1 OR ParentId=1)
order by s.Id asc
In my case I was requesting a call to this endpoint projects/:project_id/versions/:version_id/relationships/refs using the following format of version_id:
urn:adsk.wipprod:fs.file:vf.BFwIsNFnT_Ca2ItpeJe4aQ?version=8
however, it started working when using the following format:
urn:adsk.wipprod:dm.lineage:BFwIsNFnT_Ca2ItpeJe4aQ
I intended to use a dark theme like Dracula, and then use:
-> A bigger font type, size & style like Fira 20
-> Make font colors brighter like White(FFFFFF)
There are useful Answers above that will help you change the bigger font size & style. Thanks to all.
To change the color of fonts in Editor, took me a while to figure out.
Editor -> Color Scheme -> Kotlin -> Classes & Interfaces
So as a first step I duplicated the scheme with the icon near the Scheme. Then for every component ( Class, Enum, Semicolon etc) unchecked the 'inherit values from' box. Then selected the 'Foreground' box and changed the color to FFFFFF.
To implement e-commerce events (like add_to_cart or purchase) in Google Analytics 4 using Google Tag Manager and the @next/third-parties/google package's sendGTMEvent function in Next.js, the process involves leveraging the dataLayer.
1. Do you know what is the DataLayer?
The dataLayer is a JavaScript array used by GTM to store and pass structured event data (e.g., user interactions, e-commerce events) to GTM. GTM processes this data and sends it to the configured analytics platforms (in this case, GA4).
When you use sendGTMEvent, it essentially pushes an object to the dataLayer with a specific event name and its associated parameters. GTM then picks up this data and forwards it to GA4 based on your tag and trigger configuration.
2. How Does sendGTMEvent Work?
The sendGTMEvent function pushes a structured object to the dataLayer. The object includes:
Event Name: A label like add_to_cart or purchase that identifies the interaction.
Parameters: Data associated with the event (e.g., product details, transaction values, quantities).
For example:
add_to_cart event includes details like product name, price, and quantity.
purchase event includes details like transaction ID, total value, and tax.
4. How the DataLayer and GTM Work Together
Event Data Push to DataLayer:
When a user performs an action (e.g., adds a product to the cart and purchase), the sendGTMEvent function pushes an object with event data to the dataLayer.
Example dataLayer object for an add_to_cart and purchase event:
GTM Tag Triggers:
GTM listens for specific events in the dataLayer (e.g., add_to_cart). When it detects the event, it triggers the corresponding GA4 event tag.
GA4 Event Sent:
The GA4 tag in GTM forwards the event data to your GA4 property. The ecommerce data gets parsed and displayed in GA4’s e-commerce reports.
đź“š Could You Share Your Website URL I Want to Audit Your Website and How to Setup GA4 events according to GA4 Requirements. I will explain everything.
I enabled lots of dataLayer from custom-made websites. I can enable dataLayer and event ( like add_to_cart, purchase ) setup in GA4
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2.5): Could You Share Your
Using "Dvorak for Programmers" on MacOS. It was painful for 10 years to search for copy-paste keys especially if you use mouse at the same time.
But today, reading this thread I have found the solution on Github: https://github.com/godkinmo/Programmer-Dvorak-QWERTY
I have the same issue. In 3.x I was using Heat to harvest and had to use a XSLT transform to add the Permanent="yes" to the harvested files. But we are now being forced to target Dot.Net Framework 4.8.1 in order to support Arm64 processors and we couldn't do that in WiX 3.11 so upgraded to v5 and switched to Files because our Heat code no longer worked.
In our case we ship sample data files and tutorials (all generated by non-devs) and harvest them because they change frequently and maintaining the install to drop old ones and add new ones would be a lot of work. They are installed in the Program Data folder and end users can use them and come to rely on them so removing them would be a problem. Long term users will have lots of samples that no longer ship.
I don't think this is all that unusual a situation as I have seen similar at every company I've worked at. Sure, it would be possible to not ship/install any samples and force the user to download them from a website, but then they have to go looking for them whereas those that are on there system just appear in our product ready to use.
kuchikiki::NodeRef can't be shared between threads because it is !Send as it stores an Rc (not threadsafe reference counted pointer type) internally. To fix this problem, avoid keeping a NodeRef across .await points.
CREATE OR REPLACE AGGREGATE FUNCTION `project.dataset.latest_non_null`(
value STRING,
some_timestamp INTEGER)
RETURNS STRING
AS (
ANY_VALUE(value HAVING MAX if(value is null, null, some_timestamp))
);
SELECT
a,
project.dataset.latest_non_null(b, some_timestamp) AS latest_b,
project.dataset.latest_non_null(c, some_timestamp) AS latest_c,
FROM
foo
GROUP BY
a
that's is 4 years ago question, i think what you need, is just take the sql query, parse with nom, convert to a parse tree, then planner and execution engine, which in sqlite is vdbe will take the rest
At this point, as you said being an amateur, I think the easiest way for you to migrate a website from one host to another is using a plugin, which makes the migration way easier.
Try something like - All In One WP Migration, or Duplicator plugin
Besides that it seems that you have not migrated the Database. Just migrating the wp-content folder does not do the job.
I assume you already have an working application in the server. You need to do the following:
Locate the phpMyAdmin or a db manager in you hosting website.
Create a new database(name, username, password and host(usually localhost). Save those values because you need to edit them later in wp-config.php file.
In phpMyAdmin select the db and find the import tab and upload the database.sql file you had.
Now you should edit the wp-config.php file of your new wordpress installation directory. This meaning updating the following lines:
define('DB_NAME', 'your_database_name'); // Replace with the new database name
define('DB_USER', 'your_database_user'); // Replace with the new database username
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'your_database_password'); // Replace with the new database password
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); // Replace if the database host is different
Sometimes the URL also need updating in database. Test, if it needs, then go to phpMyAdmin and open the wp_options tabe, look for the rows with option_name values of you siteurl and update their value to match your new site's URL.
Let me know if this works for you or you need some more information.
Jumping in the thread as I have the same problem. Is there some sort of a guide or other camel module to use instead of camel-guice? Spring Boot does not seem to be an option. Is Google guice the correct approach?
Yes, you can add new tests to the HLK playlist file. Just update the playlist XML with the test details, making sure everything is correctly formatted. After making changes, double-check the playlist to ensure it works properly.
I have the same issue. I try to create a new project and delete all third party libs. It's still throwing that error message.;
iOS Bundling failed 281ms index.js (725 modules) The package at "node_modules/@babel/core/lib/transformation/normalize-opts.js" attempted to import the Node standard library module "path". It failed because the native React runtime does not include the Node standard library.
Docker compose will not touch services of a compose file that didn't experience any changes.
It this correct?
Yes, it is correct.
The issue was with some remainder from the same container that somehow survived an unexpected reboot.
If I trear everything down before reboot, it will work fine afterwards...
Add the root certificate to your app using a package like react-native-ssl-pinning. If you're using a self-signed certificate, you need to explicitly pin it. Also, check if the server's certificate chain is complete.Sometimes intermediate certificates are missing, causing trust issues.
This error usually isn't descriptive of the real problem. It usually happens due to an incompatibility between the Gradle Plugin version and the version of Gradle itself. For me, I just had to update Android Studio, and everything started working fine. See this thread
The feature maps generated by intermediate layers of a model like ResNet50 during supervised training can be considered part of the supervised learning process, though they don't directly correspond to the target labels.
During supervised learning, the optimization of parameters—including those responsible for generating feature maps—is driven by the loss function that evaluates the model’s predictions against the target labels. The feature maps are not explicitly supervised themselves (there are no direct labels for the feature maps), but their representations are indirectly shaped to improve the final classification outcome.
The intermediate layers, including conv5, learn features that are most relevant to the supervised task (image classification in this case). These features emerge as the model adjusts its weights to minimize the supervised loss, meaning the process that generates the feature maps is inherently tied to the supervised training pipeline.
In unsupervised learning, features would be extracted without reference to any labels, relying instead on intrinsic patterns in the data (e.g., clustering or autoencoders).
In supervised learning, the features are optimized to aid the ultimate supervised objective, even though the feature maps themselves are not directly compared to labels.
Since the generation of these feature maps is influenced by the supervised objective, they should be categorized as results of supervised learning.This is true even though there is no direct supervision at the level of individual feature maps, they are a byproduct of the overall supervised optimization process.
To answer it short and easy. Besides readability...no... performance won't be affected. You could use the old way if you need an empty array since that makes it in my opinion a lot cleaner to read but that kind of goes against the principle of an array since they are not dynamic.
I know this is an old question, but there is a popular "work around" how you can overcome the limitations of Android keystore.
If you need to generate and store any key (e.g. Ed25519, secp256k1), which is not supported by keystore, the usual strategy is to make use of a symmetric wrapper key.
Example: Ed25519 key
Generate Ed25519 key pair with BouncyCastle
Generate master AES key using Keystore
Encrypt Ed25519 private key with master AES key
Save encrypted Ed25519 private key in local storage (ideally should be encrypted too) or encrypted file
Now, whenever you need to access Ed25519 private key, you need to unwrap it first using AES master key, which is held in keystore.
This is the best you can do right now, alternative would be to use 3rd party key management services (AWS KMS, Hashicorp Vault, Azure Key Vault).
I used MC.exe from Windows 10 SDK, and binary file have version 5. That is unsupported on Vista/XP. MC.exe from SDK7.1 generates version 3, that works.
The Angular Material Timepicker does not natively support displaying or selecting seconds. The standard Angular Material Timepicker only allows for the selection of hours and minutes.
I have encountered significant challenges navigating the Facebook API review process. Having attempted the latest Instagram Basic Display API seven times, each time receiving unconstructive feedback. Despite providing clear and precise instructions, the issues persist.
For instance, during the review, I created a brand-new Instagram account with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) enabled. I generated backup codes and shared them explicitly, along with detailed instructions. However, the feedback indicates a lack of adherence to the process—the reviewers might not even be using the provided backup codes and instead improperly force a code into the 2FA field. And they also use their own Instagram account for the test (according to their feedback), despite a boldly written note telling them that only the test Instagram account has been white-listed for the test.
A concerning aspect of this process seems to be the outsourcing of reviews to under-trained teams, often based in locations such as the Philippines. This can lead to inconsistencies, and approvals often feel like a matter of luck rather than merit. Similar issues have occurred in my past interactions with Facebook’s review processes.
When faced with such challenges, my fallback has been engaging Facebook’s support team. However, this is only effective if you have an active ad account, as it seems to be the only way to capture their attention. In the past, their "manual reviews" have been instrumental in resolving similar issues, and I’ve now resorted to seeking their assistance for my stalled Instagram API review on my seventh attempt.
Facebook can and should improve this process to provide a more efficient and reliable experience for developers and businesses alike.
If you are using pg_bouncer, you can refer to this document:
The reuse of prepared statements has one downside. If the return or argument types of a prepared statement changes across executions then PostgreSQL currently throws an error such as:
ERROR: cached plan must not change result type
You can avoid such errors by not having multiple clients that use the exact same query string in a prepared statement, but expecting different argument or result types. One of the most common ways of running into this issue is during a DDL migration where you add a new column or change a column type on an existing table. In those cases you can run RECONNECT on the PgBouncer admin console after doing the migration to force a re-prepare of the query and make the error go away.
I finally found the isssue.
We had a PreReceived hook on Github that would check if branch names are created with a specific prefix. It was preventing github silently from creating the branch for the merge queue (gh-readonly-queue/*)
After allowing the prefix, everything was working fine
PS: this issue also occurs if you use the rulesets feature in github to ensure specific branch name, so you will need to add the prefix in this feature too
I'm converting mp4 format to m3u8 format from the internet. I'll upload it to the backende panel and pull it to the application from there, but I don't understand how to upload it. It divides the videos into short videos, do I need to upload all of them and define the m3u8 format file?
Your question is several years old but I am nevertheless posting this link which will may be help you and give you some ideas for adding a smooth effect on details elements.
This is about wordpress but I think it can be also usefull in your case.
I also wanted to add a smooth effect on details elements and I came across this site while doing research. With some adaptations I was able to create a nice smooth effect on my details elements.
@M.Deinum's comments (despite being patronizing) were spot on. In addition to the lost source, they also evidently made changes to the build and I was building with the wrong libraries. Correcting that fixed my issue.
So, after a lot of investigation of this issue what I found is that I was referencing wrongly the spell-checker-worker.js on my main function that sets all the options for the DevExpress RichEdit component editor.
The solution for the spell-checker to function properly was to rewrite the function that loads all the initial options for the editor like this manner:
function loadOptionsToInitializeContainer() {
const options = DevExpress.RichEdit.createOptions();
options.confirmOnLosingChanges.enabled = true;
options.confirmOnLosingChanges.message = 'Are you sure you want to perform the action? All unsaved document data will be lost.';
options.width = '1100px';
options.height = '1100px';
options.bookmarks.visibility = true;
options.bookmarks.color = '#ff0000';
options.fields.updateFieldsBeforePrint = true;
options.fields.updateFieldsOnPaste = true;
options.rangePermissions.showBrackets = true;
options.rangePermissions.bracketsColor = 'red';
options.rangePermissions.highlightRanges = false;
options.rangePermissions.highlightColor = 'lightgreen';
options.handled = false;
// here is the function which enables the spell checking utility on the editor
enableSpellChecker(options, options.enableSpellChecker);
var contextMenu = options.contextMenu;
var reviewTab = new DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTab();
var ribbonButton = new DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonButtonItem("addWordToDictionary", "Add word to dictionary", { icon: "check", showText: true, beginGroup: true });
reviewTab.insertItem(ribbonButton, 16);
reviewTab.id = 16;
reviewTab.localizationId = "Spellchecking tab";
reviewTab.title = "Spellchecker";
options.ribbon.insertTab(reviewTab, 16);
var mailMergeTab = options.ribbon.getTab(DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTabType.MailMerge);
options.ribbon.removeTab(mailMergeTab);
var tab = options.ribbon.getTab(DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTabType.Insert);
var mailMergeTab = options.ribbon.getTab(DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTabType.MailMerge);
var tabHeadersFooters = options.ribbon.getTab(DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTabType.HeadersFooters);
var fileTab = options.ribbon.getTab(DevExpress.RichEdit.RibbonTabType.File);
var ribbonItemFooter = tab.getItem(DevExpress.RichEdit.InsertTabItemId.InsertFooter);
var ribbonItemHeader = tab.getItem(DevExpress.RichEdit.InsertTabItemId.InsertHeader);
var ribbonItemPageNumber = tab.getItem(DevExpress.RichEdit.InsertTabItemId.InsertPageNumberField);
var ribbonItemHeadersFooters = tabHeadersFooters.getItem(DevExpress.RichEdit.HeaderAndFooterTabItemId.ClosePageHeaderFooter);
// gets Home Tab
var fileItemSave = fileTab.getItem(DevExpress.RichEdit.FileTabItemId.ExportDocument);
// gets Save Option from Home Tab
// Removes Save item from Home Tab
fileTab.removeItem(fileItemSave);
tab.removeItem(ribbonItemFooter);
tab.removeItem(ribbonItemHeader);
tabHeadersFooters.removeItem(ribbonItemHeadersFooters);
var richElement = document.getElementById("rich-container");
return [richElement, options];
}
function enableSpellChecker(options, enableSpellChecker) {
let boolValue = enableSpellChecker.toLowerCase() == 'true' ? true : false;
options.spellCheck.enabled = boolValue;
options.spellCheck.suggestionCount = 5;
options.spellCheck.checkWordSpelling = function (word, callback) {
if (!spellCheckerWorker) {
var myDictionary = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('myDictionary')) || [];
// this is where the error was, I was clearly pointing out a wrong directory for the worker to properly function.
spellCheckerWorker = new Worker('/Scripts/devexpress-richedit/spell-checker-worker.js');
spellCheckerWorker.onmessage = function (e) {
var savedCallback = spellCheckerCallbacks[e.data.id];
delete spellCheckerCallbacks[e.data.id];
if (e.data.suggestions != undefined && e.data.suggestions.length > 0) {
savedCallback(e.data.isCorrect, e.data.suggestions);
} else {
savedCallback(e.data.isCorrect, myDictionary);
}
};
}
var currId = spellCheckerWorkerCommandId++;
spellCheckerCallbacks[currId] = callback;
spellCheckerWorker.postMessage({
command: 'checkWord',
word: word,
id: currId,
});
};
options.spellCheck.addWordToDictionary = function (word) {
var myDictionary = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('myDictionary')) || [];
myDictionary.push(word);
localStorage.setItem('myDictionary', JSON.stringify(myDictionary));
spellCheckerWorker.postMessage({
command: 'addWord',
word: word,
});
};
}
When I set up a demo page for checking out what the issue was is that the spell-checker-worker.js on my Network Tab in Google Chrome was giving me a 200 result. It was properly functioning as it is supposed to.
After this, I was convinced that in my other main page, where the spellchecker is malfunctioning, there had to be something that is not correct there. And effectively, the problem was that the worker javascript file was referenced with a wrong relative path.
Instead of this which is the correct way to go:
spellCheckerWorker = new Worker('/Scripts/devexpress-richedit/spell-checker-worker.js');
I had it like this manner:
spellCheckerWorker = new Worker('./spell-checker-worker.js');
If to anyone has occurred a similar issue to this, please check this answer so it will save you any headaches as regards the corresponding matter.
In Java, all non-static, non-private methods are virtual by default. This means they can be overridden in subclasses. Java does not explicitly use the "virtual" keyword like C++, as method overriding is an inherent feature of inheritance.
For More details about this read this blog : Virtual Function In Java | Run-Time Polymorphism In Java
Using cra , It will default create and install dependencies in directory , where you run npx create-react-app, you can delete delete node_modules folder, and others things and it will use packages from root nodu_modules. In monorepo, some you use special packages for spacific project, it dont have sense to use it globaly.Answer is not using cra, create basic templates for base projects(folder structure, scripts, modified package-json without global dependecies) and then run npm i/ci and start project.
I'm getting the same behavior. I looked at the plotly code and they seem very aware of this. The .show method seems to write a temporary html file and then uses an iframe html code which is displayed to visualize the temporary file.
You'll have to bypass FLAG_SECURE with a rooted device or third party app.
If you want to use an app instead so you don't have to bypass FLAG_SECURE then I recommend Tasker or AutoInput as they have worked for me in the past.
Oh! When I did this in My Paginator function's parameter then its showing the next Items after the Last Index but not working When I add limit to the Next Items? and I am using kotlin.
lastItem: DocumentSnapshot? = null
and When I remove the null operator and null then its Showing the Next Items in the Whole List and working with limit but not showing after last Index?
To debug the issue, I have two suggestions for you:
please check whether the API expects the word "Token" before the actual token. Some APIs expect "Bearer" before the actual token.
{.header("Authorization", "Bearer d2618176b9b9aed6dc0a9cb3a1ebfe1c4c8831ed999bdce4432e061aa56f672f")}
Log your request by enabling logging ( log().all()) in rest assured to debug your request and verify that the headers and body are being sent correctly. Resource
building upon what @Snorik wrote, just want to clarify terminology respecting Python:
Python, by default, does not support method overloading.
So you either can:
(a) "cheat" your way with if-elif-else,
(b) use default arguments none or
(c) use the decorator dispatch.
For more info and code examples on the decorator check the following link
(https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-method-overloading/)
Overriding is what happens in Python by default.
That is exactly what is happening in your first example of Python code.
Now overriding is useful when there are multiple classes sharing the same
method name, or when a parent method isn't suited for the needs of a child
class and requires modification. Check this link for further examples and
code (https://www.w3schools.com/PYTHON/python_polymorphism.asp).
Now for a comparison of Java and Python Polymorphism check the table.
| | Python | Java
| operator overloading | yes | no
| (+, -, * :) | within each class |
| | using __add__ |
| | for +, __sub__ for |
| | - and so on |
| method overloading | no (by default) | yes, by default
| | workaround with |
| | the @dispatch |
| | decorator |
| method overriding | yes, by default | not by default, but in
| | | the context of child
| | | classes that override
| | | inherited methods from
| | | parent classes
It looks like something strongly complicated but isn't so I will try to explain the common situation. I think it can be occurred for a lot of reasons:
The first one is when you create a project using Gradel but try to use Maven's builder on your local machine
The second one is when you use different versions of Java
The next step is to describe how to fix it all. Many things will be different depending on the version you currently use and the type of platform. In my case, it's Win 11 and IntelliJ 2024 2.4.
Open: File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Maven | Runner -> and configure the next
Open: File | Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Compiler | Annotation Processors -> and configure the next
**Very important if something is wrong continue to investigate the current issue a little bit deeply in the setting or project(environment) configuration. Remember it helps me and I'm not sure that it's help for everyone. I hope you will deal with it! **
You don't need to use nginx to check if your golang application is listening. While you are at same host as your application - check it directly.
Attach logs from terminal where you start your golang application. It seems it's not runing at all. So - may be it was written with errors, may be require some args or envs and so on.
