Thanks for the comments,my assumption was that arrays internally were no more than a special const * type that happened to point to a larger area of memory, clearly I was wrong.
(A scuffed "solution" that actually works)
void foo(){
static const int * tree1[] = {
new int[2]{FULL,1},
new int[2]{FULL,2},
new int[2]{EMPTY,4},
new int[2]{EMPTY,5},
new int[2]{EMPTY,3}
};
static const int * tree2[] = {
new int[2]{FULL,1},
new int[2]{EMPTY,2},
new int[2]{FULL,3},
new int[2]{LEFT,4},
new int[2]{LEFT,5},
new int[2]{EMPTY,6},
new int[2]{RIGHT,7},
new int[2]{RIGHT,8},
new int[2]{EMPTY,9}
};
static const int ** whydoesthisnotwork[]= {tree1,tree2};
}
There is no need to get paths but a similar feature,it's called segments I suppose.
plt.contourf(ds.TIME1,ds.DEPTH,ds.temp,levels=(np.arange(50,450,40)),cmap="hot)
contour = plt.contour(ds.TIME1,ds.DEPTH,ds.temp,levels=[23])
contour.allsegs[0][1] # this will give all the x,y data points for segment, and so on for rest of the segments.
As you have mentioned, the logs are correlated to the calls through traceId at the moment. Currently we cannot use any configurations or auto-assigment to correlate the logs to the Instana services. This is a gap and we acknowledge it.
We are continuously improving our logging area and we plan to fix this gap as well. We do not have any timeline for this, as of now.
(1) Providing Optimal icons in the web app manifest.
(2) Placeholder splash in your application :- Create a custom in-app splash screen that mimics the browser’s splash screen.
(3) Fallback Approach :- If precision is critical but measurements aren't exact Try doing transition your animation from a larger generic icon that fades/scales down to the estimated size based on the screen.
This are the approaches which i thought would work, though i never tested the same, or implemented this way before.
I am not sure at which point exactly things go wrong, but the cause is apparently a bug in the installation routine of the plugins CMake script.
I was able to get my project to link with the release build of the plugin by uninstalling everything, and then installing only the the release build. The downside to this is, that now for both build configurations (release and debug), my project will only link to release. This is good enough for me for the moment.
Many thanks again to @Tsyvarev for helping me to debug this. I was not able to fix the plugins behavior through any of the CMake settings mentioned, unfortunately.
To do this please include image files (like logos) with your .exe, place them in the same folder as your Python script and use relative paths in your code. When using auto-py-to-exe, ensure you specify these files in the "Additional Files" section to bundle them with the executable.
use @.disabled for html element as mentioned in angular documentation
When an element within an HTML template has animations turned off using the @.disabled host binding, animations are turned off on all inner elements as well. You can't selectively turn off multiple animations on a single element.
As suggeste by @Geert Bellekens I had a try with Document Script Fragment and managed to document enumeration data types in a table (each enum in separate row, code and description in separate columns).
my solution approach:
Create a custom template with a template fragment 'templateSelector' in the element > section.
The fragment 'templateSelector' contains just a custom > section
In the Document Options of the fragment, go to 'Custom Query' and select 'Document Script' as template fragment type and select via the dropdown the Custom Script ('getAttributeAndType') to get the attributes and their types (see further below). Call the script getAttributeAndType(#OBJECTID#) in the window and pass the #OBJECTID#
Create a Custom Script. The Custom Script 'getAttributeAndType' gets the attribute name and notes and calls two other templates 'template_simpleType' and 'template_enumType' depending on whether the data type is simple (e.g. FLAG) or an enumeration.
!INC Local Scripts.EAConstants-JScript
var ENUM_TYPE_TEMPLATE = "template_enumType";
var SIMPLE_TYPE_TEMPLATE = "template_simpleType";
function getAttributeAndType(objectID)
{
var docGenerator as EA.DocumentGenerator;
docGenerator = Repository.CreateDocumentGenerator();
if ( docGenerator.NewDocument("") )
{
try
{
var currentElement as EA.Element;
currentElement = Repository.GetElementByID(objectID);
var attributesCollection as EA.Collection;
attributesCollection = currentElement.Attributes;
for ( var i = 0; i < attributesCollection.Count; i++) {
var currentAttribute as EA.Attribute;
currentAttribute = attributesCollection.GetAt(i);
docGenerator.InsertText("Attribute: " + currentAttribute.Name,"");
docGenerator.InsertText("\n","");
docGenerator.InsertText(currentAttribute.Notes,"");
var currentAttributeTypeElement as EA.Element;
currentAttributeTypeElement = Repository.GetElementByID(currentAttribute.ClassifierID);
if(currentAttributeTypeElement.Type == "Enumeration")
docGenerator.DocumentElement(currentAttributeTypeElement.ElementID,1,ENUM_TYPE_TEMPLATE);
else if(currentAttributeTypeElement.Type == "DataType")
docGenerator.DocumentElement(currentAttributeTypeElement.ElementID,1,SIMPLE_TYPE_TEMPLATE);
else Session.Output("Data type not recognized");
}
}
catch(e)
{
Session.Output(e);
}
var rtf = docGenerator.GetDocumentAsRTF();
return rtf;
}
return "";
}
The two templates being called by the script look as follows:
template_enumType:
template_simpleType:
All in all, you need a three templates, one fragment and one script. The first template calls the fragment, the fragment calls the script, the script calls the other two templates.
It looks good the code is great and has no issues.
try switching to a different environment than replit but if you wanna stay on replit try troublshooting by usingcout << "Hello, World!" << endl;
You need to create a Custom Converter to achieve this.
You can refer to this link for a example on how to create a custom converter.
And here you'll find how to use the Custom Converter you have implemented along with the reactive property
Don't forget that you need to keep the instance of the deserialized object in order to really use the Reactive Property. If you deserialize the object every time, you'll override or create a new instance of the properties, losing the observers.
This may be useful for it.
I had the same problem with Azure Container Apps. I also used registry.hub.docker.com an it works instead of using docker.io . It works in combination with my private Docker repository.
I fixed this in my project by add a username and password in application.properties. Before that the setting of spring.datasource.username and spring.datasource.password are empty.
Open the .env file located in the root of your Laravel project and update the database configuration to use MySQL:
main modification is modify sqllite to mysql and write the command : php artisan migrate
In Hyperband, the objective function evaluates the metrics defined in the
compile function. I added the mean_squared_error metric while building the
model, and after making these changes, the code works as expected. Please
refer to this gist for the implementation.
In the screenshot they mentioned that your channel has some reused content. I think that's the issue. Once you rectify it, I think you will be all good. There must be solutions for that go through their guidelines.
In your query you have not mentioned that you want to filter data from 2020 , since you are using sysdate it will give current date and time thats why your query is not working, based on current year it is checking 2024 . try something like this to get all records from 2020:
SELECT * FROM commandes WHERE EXTRACT(YEAR FROM datecommande) = 2020;
The same issue appears on my Sentry dashboard. After searching for "unhandledrejection" in Chrome DevTools, I identified that the CustomEvent is most likely created by scripts initiated by gpt.js (Google Publisher Tag)
Are you reading the test.dat file using a text editor? You're correct in that the program should be writing the string to the file as binary, but if you're opening the file in a text editor, the text editor is probably interpreting the binary as ASCII characters, and displaying them as such.
Cloudfront and Firewalls on the way to gateway may replace Host IP with their own and pass client IP in another header like X-Forwarded-For, you should configure your Kong to copy real IP.
For me the issue was that I originally created the file with a different file extension. So not with .cs. If you rename the file the paste special option will not come back. You need to remove and recreate the file. Once I did that the paste special option was back.
Export Your Project Code :-
In FlutterFlow, export your project by navigating to Settings > Export Code.
Download the code as a ZIP file to your local machine.
Edit the index.html File :-
Unzip the downloaded project.
Navigate to the web directory of your project.
Open the index.html file in a text editor or an IDE like VS Code.
Paste the HubSpot embed code right before the closing tag.
After adding the code, save the index.html file.
Run flutter build web in your terminal to rebuild the web app with the updated index.html.
I would try to debug that with good old console.log and print out if that element is returning true to isVisible() function
Other than that you can always waitFor some state changes like
await this.element.waitFor( {state: "visible"} )
Additionally you can add a bigger timeout
let text= document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0].innerHTML;
let regExp = /<[a-zA-Z\/][^>]*>[a-zA-Z0-9&._ -]*<[a-zA-Z\/][^>]*>|<[a-zA-Z\/][^>]*>/g;
let formattedText= text.replace(regExp, '');
The !pip install tensorflow-gpu and tf-nightly-gpu were removed from tensorflow v2.12. We can directly use pip install tensorflow for the gpu.
https://pypi.org/project/tensorflow-gpu/
Thank you!
Set type in Python is basically implemented as a HashTable.
There're so many great answers above, I'm just gonna state a point that is missing:
I think one more thing is that the size of hashtable is predefined, and adding elements beyond the current capacity triggers a resize of the hash table.
For the complexity part (HashTable):
Amortized:
O(1) for individual additions because resizing is not as often.
Worst case:
O(n) resizing involves rehashing all elements into a larger table, which is a linear operation.
If you did everything those guys suggested and still got the error, you should also check if you ever lost or changed your SHA-1 release key for your app in the Play Console. You need to use the first key that was used for the app signing certificate and paste it to firebase fingerprints. This resolved my issue.
Even now with the latest version of vSphere 8 this is a problem.
The best way to do this is to generate the DLL without the serialization assembly (which compiles quickly) and then generate the serialization assembly separately using sgen.exe.
sgen.exe takes ages to run but because it's running outside of the development evenvironment it does complete successfully.
It's quite faffy but fine when it's all completed - I've documented the whole process here:
i think you need to write nullable() befor constrianed('tabel name')
example $table-> foreignId (' parent_id') -> nullable ( ) -> constrained ('categories','id') -> nullOnDelete ()
From then on I am able to commit/push with the git user which has admin access to the repo and effectively able to bypass the "Require a pull request before merging" check.
Based on @Elijah's suggestion about registering IOptions, here's a complete solution that shows how to properly configure and use JSON serialization options globally.
Please take a look, I just launched a cool URL escape tool on OfficeEssence.net. It’s perfect for encoding or decoding URLs easily. Check it out and let me know what you think! 👉 OfficeEssence.net 😊
Does this fix the connection issue to eduroam networks on rooted android 11 phones?
If it does, can i get an easy tutorial to where to put these codes in?
Ensure you have the correct provisioning profile and re-download it in Xcode:
Step 1: Go to Xcode -> Settings -> Accounts -> Select your account and download the profiles manually.
Step 2: In Xcode, open your project -> Go to Signing & Capabilities -> Disable Automatically manage signing and then re-enable it. This should refresh and fix any profile issues.
Memory Management for Different Object Definitions:
Single:
A single in Koin is a singleton object, meaning that it will be created only once during the application's lifecycle.
Koin retains a single instance of the object in memory throughout the lifecycle of the app, i.e., until the app closes. Once the object is created, Koin will reuse the same instance whenever it is injected. It is essentially a long-lived object.
This means Koin will hold a reference to the object for as long as the app is running (or until explicitly removed from the Koin container), so it is not discarded or garbage collected until the application shuts down.
Factory:
A factory in Koin is a function that returns a new instance of an object each time it's requested.
When you define a factory in Koin, the framework creates a new instance each time the object is requested. These instances are discarded immediately after use (i.e., they are not retained in memory by Koin).
The object is typically eligible for garbage collection once it goes out of scope (when no longer referenced). Koin does not retain the object in memory after it’s no longer needed, which means it is short-lived.
Scoped:
A scope in Koin allows you to define an object that lives only within a particular scope (e.g., a specific activity, fragment, or component in your app).
Objects defined in a scope will be created when the scope is created and retained until the scope is closed. When the scope ends (e.g., the activity or fragment lifecycle ends), Koin will release the object and it becomes eligible for garbage collection.
Koin will retain the object within the scope, and when the scope is closed, Koin ensures that the object is disposed of correctly. This ensures the object is not retained longer than necessary and avoids memory leaks associated with unused objects.
How Does Koin Ensure Objects Are Cleaned Up by the Garbage Collector? Can This Lead to Memory Leaks?
Koin relies on the fact that when objects are no longer referenced, they will be automatically cleaned up by Kotlin's garbage collector (GC). For single objects, this happens when Koin itself is destroyed (e.g., at app shutdown). For factory and scoped objects, once they are no longer in use (e.g., references to them are cleared), they can be garbage collected.
Koin itself does not directly cause memory leaks, but improper handling of scopes or object references could lead to leaks. For example:
If you keep a reference to a Koin-provided object (e.g., a single or scoped object) outside of the lifecycle of the scope in which it was created (for example, keeping a reference to an activity-scoped object after the activity is destroyed), the object won't be garbage collected even if it’s no longer needed, causing a potential memory leak.
Another possible issue could be if you forget to close a scope manually, causing objects within that scope to remain in memory longer than expected.
When restarting the 3rd primary broker, we noticed that messages were accumulating in the internal queue between the 2nd and the 3rd broker ($.artemis.internal.sf.amq-cluster.).
When looking at these messages in the console, we found 1 business related message duplicating. This business message was sent via the console and was supposed to be sent on one of our existing addresses but was supposely sent on the internal queue by error.
In the listing of messages in the console, we could see this message duplicating but with the same messageId.
Our solution was to purge the internal queue and as soon as we did that, the 3rd primary broker was available again and synced with its backup server instantly.
I have successfully pip installed and used 'oracledb' module to connect to Oracle database from python. Thanks for all the helpful answers and guidance!
My guess would be that you're not deleting all the volumes and images. I faced the same issue with Vue, and btw it actually should work when you rebuild, but it wasn't. So I just deleted the image itself and volumes. If you type docker system prune -af --volumes there were still volumes present, the command doesn't entirely remove all images, volumes and containers. I had to type docker volume prune -a for all the volumes to be removed. So you can try delete everything as you tried before, but before building again, just type docker volume ls and docker image ls to be sure.
ASP.NET Core will return the X-Powered-By header. This happens when you host your website on IIS. you simply cannot remove the header in middleware, since this is out of hands for ASP.NET Core. web.config to the rescue:
Output with Web.config:
By default Web.config file will be created in the application root directory.
The problem here is the setting which you updated from App Service will be removed once you re-deploy the app.
There is a tool that allows you to analyze Nextflow workflows and generate the DAG. It does this statically (i.e., without executing the workflows). Additionally, it supports DSL1 workflows.
Updates for info.cukes stopped, and all future versions were released under the io.cucumber namespace.
io.cucumber is the current version of the Cucumber libraries. It is actively maintained and includes all the latest features and bug fixes for integrating Cucumber with Java projects.
This library is modular, which means you can add only the required dependencies (e.g., cucumber-java, cucumber-spring, cucumber-junit) instead of including a monolithic library.
As of December 2024, there is no built-in option to build or serve multiple application projects. We would like to introduce a new type "component" that would probably fit your needs here. This is envisioned to be introduced next year.
However, for the time being you might try the UI5 community middleware ui5-middleware-ui5 which is a workaround for this limitation.
I've found the solution. The problem was silly, because while accessing /api/auth/login I was adding "Authentication" header.
Because there was incorrect authentication data, CustomAuthenticationFilter was throwing exception and I got unauthorized.
Sending request without "Authorization" header fixed problem. Of course for secured endpoints this header is required.
Wagtail modeltransaction doesn't work with snippets only Page models.
Wagtail with Codered Crx is almost perfect with their Navigation Bars ... but there is one big problem. LayouSetting using one instance of Navbar ... so how could we do multilanguage ... ?
TranslatableMixin is one direction to help ... but we still have LayoutSettings related with Navbar model.
Strange that nobody figure out this problem (footers menus) yet.
I have managed to resolve this issue. The reason for the error is very simple -
I had to remove 'i' from "res = getHistoricalData(symboldf.iloc[i])" to make it "res = getHistoricalData(symboldf.loc[i])". This will solve the issue.
candledfList = []
for i in symboldf.index[:-1]:
candledfList = []
res = getHistoricalData(symboldf.iloc[i])
if res is not None: candledfList.append(res)
finalDataDf = pd.concat(candledfList, ignore_index=True)
The for loop below is to generate single/separate file for each company stock data. We can remove this and move the logic to for loop above this and generate one single CSV file to capture all companies data. But the problem with this approach is we will lose data for several companies, not sure why. I lost 36 companies data when tried to capture all companies data into one single CSV file.
isCsv = True
for symData in candledfList[:-1]:
try:
filename = symData.iloc[0]['symbol']
if isCsv:
filename = f'{filename}.csv'
symData.to_csv(folder + filename, index=False)
del candledfList
else:
filename = f'{filename}.parquet'
symData.to_parquet(folder_parquet + filename, engine='pyarrow')
del candledfList
except Exception as e:
print(f'Error {e}')
Ceedling cannot handle this automatically, this is a bad dependency problem.
You have several solutions here, but the best is to include "Types.h" directly into "Functions.h".
If you really cannot edit the sources for some reason, you can add "Types.h" to your ceedling yaml file under [:cmock][:includes], this option can be used to inject header files into the generated mocks, see documentation.
