So me not being able to SSH to my own server using the public IP address was indeed a NAT loopback/hairpin issue. All the online resources to test SSH servers would show that my server is accessible, and I managed to complete the challenge by changing the default shell of OpenSSH to Bash.

"New-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\OpenSSH" -Name DefaultShell -Value "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe"

As i understood the short casting comes from the HSSFWorkbook implementation. So what one needs for more rows is a bigger number then a short (i.e. int) AND XSSFWorkbook.

I wonder, is this more performant?

from collections import Counter
c = Counter(arr)
if any(x > 1 for x in c.values): return 'duplicate found'
myset = set(c.keys()

If you have password write back enabled with Azure AD Connect. The password change will be synced from either Active Directory or from Office 365. You have the option to use password reset from either Office 365 or Active Directory. Forced password reset is not synced. The tradeoff is that if you use Active Directory with forced password reset only a domain joined computer will be able to do the password reset. If you use Office 365 admin center to flag the forced password reset the user will only be asked to do the reset after logging into Office 365 via the browser and not after logging into the computer. If you only have intune joined devices and used Active Directory password reset they won't be able to login. If you have both Intune joined devices and Domain joined devices password resets from Active Directory will only work and be possible on domain joined devices. That leaves the best option when you have mostly intune joined devices is to only use the password reset from Office 365 admin center.

Logging is not compatible with gevent. Disable it via

litellm.disable_streaming_logging = True

No, and it has been rejected.

Based on following sources and reading several recommendations, I think this would be a good method to generate unguessable nonces.

`base64_encode(random_int(0,16).random_bytes(16));`

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.uniqid.php

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.random-int.php

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.random-bytes.php

https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.bin2hex.php

i received a responsehttps://github.com/orgs/honojs/discussions/3504#discussioncomment-10926286 from maou-shonen here which solved this issue.

import { Hono } from "hono"
import { validator } from "hono/validator"
import { z } from "zod"

// This function was generated by ChatGPT. Please modify it as needed.
function parseQuery(query: Record<string, string | string[]>) {
  const result = {}

  for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(query)) {
    const keys = key.split(/[\[\]]+/).filter(Boolean)
    let current = result

    keys.forEach((nestedKey, index) => {
      if (index === keys.length - 1) {
        current[nestedKey] = Array.isArray(value) ? value[0] : value
      } else {
        current[nestedKey] = current[nestedKey] || {}
        current = current[nestedKey]
      }
    })
  }

  return result
}

const app = new Hono().get(
  "/",
  validator("query", (value) => {
    const schema = z.object({
      cursor: z.object({
        pk: z.string().optional(),
        sk: z.string().optional(),
      }),
      limit: z.string().optional(),
    })

    return schema.parse(parseQuery(value))
  }),
  async (c) => {
    const q = c.req.valid("query")
    return c.json(q)
  },
)

const cursor =
  "cursor[pk]=PAGE&cursor[sk]=PAGE#1728586654826-c2c67760-d28c-4abe-99f8-2286da2fc5b5"
const response = await app.request(`http://localhost:3000/?${cursor}&limit=1`)
const data = await response.json()

// data =
// {
//   cursor: {
//     pk: "PAGE",
//     sk: "PAGE#1728586654826-c2c67760-d28c-4abe-99f8-2286da2fc5b5",
//   },
//   limit: "1",
// }

For gcov, --relative-only will remove files(like compiler files for examples) from results.

In my only Kotlin file MainActivity.kt the line

package com.example.positionapp

at the start was missing.

Thanks to efeakaroz13's hint I adjusted my code to the following working solution.

Javascript:

function updateSourceState(sourceTypeId, sourceId, dataForUpdate) {
    $.ajax({
            url: '/update',
            data: {source_type_id: sourceTypeId, source_id: sourceId, data_for_update: JSON.stringify(dataForUpdate)},
            method: 'PUT',
            success: function (data) {
                console.log('Data updated successfully');
            },
            error: function(data) {
                console.log('Data update failed. Response: ' + data);
            }
        }).done(function() {
            console.log('DONE: data updated successfully');
        }).fail(function(msg) {
            console.log('FAIL: data update failed: ' + msg);
        }).always(function(msg) {
            console.log('ALWAYS message: ' + dataForUpdate + ', url: ' + url);
        });
}

Python/Flask "PUT" route:

@bp.route('/update', methods=["GET", "PUT"])
def update_source_state():
    source_id = request.form.get('source_id')
    source_type = request.form.get('source_type_id')
    dataForUpdate = request.form.get('data_for_update')

    # build endpoint url (could be done in route annotation too...)
    url = '{0}/{1}/source/{2}'.format(ARCHIVE_CONFIG_BASE_URL, source_type, source_id)

    response = requests.put( url=url
                            , data=dataForUpdate
                            , headers={'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'accept': 'application/json'}
                            )

        ...

Note that dataForUpdate is a JSON object. The code did not work before I stringified it.

What else is running on your tableau server ? Does the Tableau server have enough resources like available RAM and cpu, are they the same or more as your local device ? are there other jobs running on Tableau server when you are pulling the data ? How many instances of backgrounder and other services are on your tableau server ?

It could be due to a lot of things. If it is an extract, the data should already be there on tableau server if you have an extract refresh schedule setup, shouldn't take long as it doesn't need to fetch the data. If the extract is old, maybe it's fetching new records and saving them on the Tableau server and that's could be while it's taking longer. Try setting up an extract refresh schedule and see if it helps.

In the exercise you need to add to the compile.

compile = ["swiftc", "-o", "main", "main.swift", "game.swift"]

here is a screengrab of what it should look like when you have edited the .replit compile function

enter image description here

Really confusing exercise....

As per Hans' comment above, I was able to update the script with the appropriate flags.

/mergetasks=!runcode,addcontextmenufiles,addcontextmenufolders,associatewithfiles,addtopath

This is an known problem with spark and databrick jdbc jar, and databrick has a workaround: https://kb.databricks.com/python/column-value-errors-when-connecting-from-apache-spark-to-databricks-using-spark-jdbc

Did you found a solution for this?

@Robert Hijmans' answer fully addresses my question about using sf_use_s2() while cropping data. I'm adding an additional answer because I discovered that the whole problem can be avoided when using rnaturalearth with terra by importing the map object as a SpatVector rather than as an sf, and cropping using terra.

world <- ne_countries(scale = "small", returnclass = "sv")

europe <- terra::crop(world, ext(-20, 45, 30, 73))

How about make overflow-y: auto, but hide the scrollbar?

.scroller
{
    overflow-y: auto;
    scrollbar-width: none;
}

I got this error once and then never again. I'm pretty sure I entered the right password as well, because incorrect passwords usually will block you from leaving the login screen.

Ok I found my answer after digging through some old issues in GRPC-Gateway Github. This issue called out a similar situation to mine. Once it was added it pointed to the correct spot in the documentation: https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/issues/707

https://cloud.google.com/service-infrastructure/docs/service-management/reference/rpc/google.api#httprule

Under special notes https://cloud.google.com/service-infrastructure/docs/service-management/reference/rpc/google.api#special-notes I found the field for responseBody

In my RPC definition, I was able to add a responseBody field which pulls out my array to the top level JSON:

option (google.api.http) = {
      get: "/test/v1/test"
      response_body: "example"
    };

This then left me with the JSON I needed.

SVG is a XHTML JS method so best used here in a Browser. Then that can be converted into PDF using A Quality "Top of Range Convert 2 PDF utility like PDFium as developed by Foxit and used in Chromium's (including Headless shell).

I got a notification on my mail concerning suspicious attempt on my account, immediately i tried logging my account and i realized that the details has been changed, at that moment i was in deep pain cause i got lot of memories in there.... every blessed day i have to do a research for a specialist recovery assistance that will help me in recovering it back hopefully i found "Xiaospyplatform@ gmail with their WhatsApp +44 7950 630372". when i wrote them they responded after some couple of minutes and assisted me massively the way i couldn't believe. I'm so thankful for their legitimate recovery they rendered to me.

Where can i fix it? Im new and i dont know where to change it

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

I am able to reproduce your actual simulation result for final_result on different simulators. That means the discrepancy is not due to the Vivado simulator.

You can verify this yourself by running your code on other free simulators on EDA Playground. You will see that the simulators are just doing what you told them to do with your Verilog code.

You need to review the algorithm you used in your code (the bit shift, the XOR, etc.).

Also, to debug your code, you can temporarily add some $display statements inside the for loop to show the intermediate values of p as a function of i. For example:

        for (i = 0; i < N; i = i + 1) begin
            if (a[i] == 1'b1) begin
                p = p ^ (b << i); // XOR and shift
                $display($time, "   i=%02d      p=%b 34: 0", i, p[34:0]);
                $display($time, "   i=%02d      p=%b 69:35", i, p[69:35]);
            end
        end

Use any online PHP profilers like these ones:

• Tideways
• New Relic
• Black Fire

Magento has a built-in profiler but its features are limited.

Once you hook it up with a profiler, analyze callgraphs to see if any function calls are slow.

You can always try and do a 3rd-party extension audit. From my experience, 90% of all performance issues come from some custom plugin. Try turning them all off and see if it makes any difference. If it does, turn them back on one by one and find that abuser(s).

the issue is the design of the module used.

so, local_cache properly implements the save_minions function. which saves all of the minions that are expected to return.

prosgres has the function. but doesn't do anything in it.

if you want it to work exatly alike i suggest you take a look at what local_cache is doing and rewrite postgres into a custom master_job_cache to do something alone the same lines.

_|WARNING:-DO-NOT-SHARE-THIS.--Sharing-this-will-allow-someone-to-log-in-as-you-and-to-steal-your-ROBUX-and-items.|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

The solution was to use the wordobject.Selection as Tim suggested.

As with any data service you will need to deal with some kind of fee and/or rate-limiting to retrieve real-time data. Generally there are different approaches:

• APIs: e.g. CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap

• DEX-APIs: e.g. Radium, Serum, or Orca

• Solana-focused APIs: e.g. Solscan or Solana Beach

• Wallets/DEXs: view prices directly in wallets like Phantom or on DEXs

An example bash script performing this task with ratelimiting and only sending changes to an own API:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# poll an API and post updates to own service only on changes
pricecheck() {
    declare -r log="pricecheck $1 ${2^^}:" currency="${2:-usd}"
    declare -r url="https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/simple/price?ids=$1&vs_currencies=$currency"
    declare -i max_attempt=5 attempt_delay_sec=12 attempt=0
    declare -gx pricecheck_previous=0 pricecheck=0
    local res http_code content

    local -r apiKeyHeader="x-cg-pro-api-key" apiKey="" # pay for key
    local post_url="" # where to post data if price changed

    local req=( "curl --silent --insecure --location --user-agent 'Mozilla/5.0'"
              "-H accept:application/json -w %{http_code}"
              "--url $url" )
    [ "$apiKey" ] && req+="-H \"$apiKeyHeader: $apiKey\""

    while [ $attempt -lt $max_attempt ]; do
        res=$( ${req[*]} ) || { >&2 echo -e "\033[31m$log Error #$?\033[0m"; return 1; }
        http_code="${res: -3}" && content="${res:0:${#res}-3}"
        if [ "$http_code" -eq 200 ]; then
            pricecheck="${content##*"$currency\":"}" && pricecheck="${pricecheck%%\}*}"
            if [ "$pricecheck_previous" != "$pricecheck" ]; then
                >&2 echo -e "\033[33m$log changed from $pricecheck_previous to $pricecheck \033[0m"
                pricecheck_previous="$pricecheck"
                echo "$pricecheck"
                [ "$post_url" ] && curl -sk --json "$content" "$post_url"
            else
                >&2 echo -e "\033[32m$log no change\033[0m"
            fi
            attempt=1 && sleep $attempt_delay_sec
        elif [ "$http_code" -eq 429 ]; then
            attempt=$(( ++attempt ))
            echo "$log rate limited (status $http_code). Retrying in $attempt_delay_sec seconds..."
            sleep $attempt_delay_sec
        else
            printf "%s" "$log $http_code $url\n $content" && return 2
        fi
    done
    echo "$log: too many retries" && return 3
}

pricecheck solana usd || echo failed with statuscode $?

I used vs code, xcode 16.2,and create new maui empty project in net 9. I see the {} but i can't set the debugger target.i install the last maui sdk. What do i miss?

Bat group join pepole as Mani income generated by artificial intelligence

Tool are nat allowed on stock overflow

I managed to figure it out by applying the same concept I used in inserting a group of columns. I don't know what this is called in the SQL documentation, it doesn't have a name, just a couple of parenthesis...

select * from table1 where (col1,col2) in (select col1,col2 from table2);

This creates a set of columns, and compares it to a list of set columns. The equivalent of:

select * from table1 where (col1,col2) in ( (2,1), (1,2), (2,3), (1,4) );

Does somebody know the formal name of this? Is it grouping?

If you refer to this answer, at the bottom in bold the user points out that you require double slashes in the scope.

scopes: [
    "https://service.flow.microsoft.com//User", // Note the double slash before User
]

I came across your question first, had a similar issue and had a single slash in my scope, then I found that answer and added the slash (whether using .default or User) and it started working.

(I was going to add this as a comment, not an answer, but I need more reputation first, hopefully this qualifies as an answer)

To update, run: C:\Users\USER_FOLDER_NAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.13_qbz5n2kfra8p0\python.exe -m pip install --upgrade pip

It seems I have found the solution with the help of this answer:

type Foo = Record<string, any>;
type FuncGenericReturn<T> = () => T;

const untypedFunction = () => {
    const test = {};
    // ...
    return test;
}
const funcReturnsFoo: FuncGenericReturn<Foo> = untypedFunction;

const myObject = funcReturnsFoo(); // myObject is typed as Foo

If your inspecting grid elements, the extend grid lines under Layout tab will create a long line down the document to true up other elements.

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/css/grid

Just like you, this is the line I was seeing in an older visual studio when I would debug:
FTH: (18348): *** Fault tolerant heap shim applied to current process. This is usually due to previous crashes. ***

If you look back on the trace mine says this:
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\combase.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\rpcrt4.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\setupapi.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cfgmgr32.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\bcrypt.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\mpr.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\sfc.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\winspool.drv', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\SHCore.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
Loaded 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64\sfc_os.dll', no matching symbolic information found.
FTH: (18348): *** Fault tolerant heap shim applied to current process. This is usually due to previous crashes. ***

I renamed sfc_os.dll and the performance went up what seemed like an order of magnitude.    This is the only change I made.  Renaming the file can be a bit challenging.  Look for directions to change a file that has TrustedInstaller security, in case the following link dries up in the future:

https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-get-permission-from-trustedinstaller-in-windows-10-4780469

Cheers,
Bob

I am having the same problem, it always occurs with package starting with react-*

I tested it here, and by removing the type from the body, the payload worked for me.

I used this body request:

{
    "messaging_product": "whatsapp",
    "recipient_type": "individual",
    "to": "<phone_number>",
    "type": "interactive",
    "interactive":{
            "type": "location_request_message",
            "body": {
              "type": "text",
              "text": "Please provide your location"
            },
            "action": {
              "name": "send_location" 
            }         
 }
}

Looking at your log, it looks like you are working on an Arm GPU. I work for Arm, so I had a rummage in the driver source to see what could be going wrong.

The only reason that I can see that GL_INVALID_OPERATION is going to get returned for glDrawTex*() is when you try to use it from an OpenGL ES 2.x or later context. If your GLES 1.1 context still current when you call this?

the short of it is , someone you trusted installed this on your device, and ever since than, they can see everything you do on your device in real time. they get notifacations before you if they allow you to get yhem at all. Let this set in your head!

Tried a few approaches, and I settled on

indices = np.where(
    array.rolling(...)
    .mean()
    .notnull()
)

This was able to handle the large array without using more than a few GB of RAM when the array is on disk. It used even less when the array is backed by dask. Credit goes to ThomasMGeo on the Pangeo forum. I suspect that calling .construct() isn't actually using that much memory, but a .stack() call I had in an earlier version was using a lot of memory.

There is only one way to find out - profile the search query with any online PHP profilers (tideways, newrelic, black fire etc).

It will show a callgraph like this one where you can easily spot the problem:

Profile Callgraph

I confirm it happens on latest version as well

You don't stop the original while loop from continuing, even after the folder is found in a deeper level of the recursion.

To fix this issue, you need to handle the result of the recursive call and break out when a match is found like this:

function buscarCarpeta(origen, curso) {
    curso = curso.toString();
    var folders = origen.getFolders();
    
    while (folders.hasNext()) {
        var folder = folders.next();
        var name = folder.getName();
        var scr = name.search(curso);
        
        if (scr > -1) {
            Logger.log("Encontrado");
            return folder; // Exit on folder found
        }
        
        // Recursive call on subfolders
        var found = buscarCarpeta(folder, curso);
        if (found) {
            return found; // Return the folder
        }
    }
    
    return null; // no folder founded
}

Hope this was helpfull; happy coding!

None of the links in the previous thread of responses are working. I am in a similar position where someone else who is learning unreal engine, checked out a file and forgot to submit. They are now doing other things and I need access to the file.

Modules cannot depend on each other in a circular way. With traditional header files, you can solve that with forward declarations, but with modules you can't because you cannot forward declare things in a way that makes it clear that the declared entity is owned by another module.

The way to do what you want to do is to use "module partitions". In that case, you can put everything into one module, but the declarations and implementations of the two classes are split into different partitions. Within a partition, then, you can forward declare classes that are declared/defined in the other partition because everything that is part of different partitions is still owned by the same module.

I fixed this issue by adding the following to requirements.txt:

google-cloud-bigquery[pandas]

SSH over Session Manager 


vi ~/.ssh/config

Copy the below command to your ssh config file.

host i-* mi-*
ProxyCommand sh -c "aws ssm start-session --target %h --document-name AWS-StartSSHSession --parameters 'portNumber=%p'"

View ssh.config file to confirm the changes:

cat ~/.ssh/config

Connect to your EC2 instance:

ssh <instance-id>

Check your local listener

SQL>show parameter local_listener; 

and change when need

SQL>alter system set local_listener='(address=(protocol=tcp)(host=<you hostname or ip>)(port=1521))' scope=both sid='*';

I hope I didn’t arrive too late. The definitive solution to my problem was to create a pre-build script that deletes the path. In Solution Explorer, search for the project name -> properties -> build -> build events. And write:

if exist "$(ProjectDir)bin\x64\Debug\app.publish" ( rmdir /s /q "$(ProjectDir)bin\x64\Debug\app.publish" )

Thank you so much for this excellent question, nowhere to be found elsewhere on stackoverflow.

Here is the answer:

$result=$db->query($Sql);
$Row=$result->fetch(); 
$TableNameFound=$Row['TABLE_NAME'];

Did you manage to fix this already?

The big-o notation for an arbitrary switch case structure depends on the implementation details used in the lookup.

The only real answer for your question can be achieved by either defining the question more carefully or by writing a lookup using a given tool and then testing how it scales.

Both O(1) and O(N) can reasonably be argued for if no further constraints are given.

Looks like you have another process locking your databasechangelog table. This should not happen while running liquibase because of the lock table logic. By any chance do you have anything else acessing liquibase changelog tables?

Try this https://idata.ws Service included ocr. Support doc, docx,pdf,txt,rtf jpg, png.

Liquibase already does 1 using Fastcheck: here and here. That's something relatively new. But the accepted answer is also good!

A major website's continuous migration is a sophisticated operation that needs to be carefully planned and carried out to minimize interruptions and guarantee a seamless transfer or free website migration. Here's how to go about doing this:

1. Evaluate the infrastructure and architecture as it stands. Recognize the Current Configuration: Diagram the present architecture of the website, taking into account the content management systems (CMS), databases, server environments, APIs, and other third-party interfaces. Dependencies on Documents: Enumerate every part, feature, or service that interacts with your website. This will assist you in comprehending the possible effects of migration. Describe the Scope: Divide the migration into manageable portions. Determine which parts (such as the front-end, back-end, and databases) may be moved independently.

2. Establish an Ongoing Migration Plan

Phased Approach: Assemble parts gradually. This makes it possible to test at every level and make changes gradually. As an illustration, begin with non-essential elements (such as static assets and individual microservices). Move user-facing features or APIs gradually. Last, move the database and other important components. Rolling Deployment: Make use of rolling deployments, which include progressively deploying updated versions of the website or service across several servers or environments. This guarantees the temporary coexistence of old and new systems. Hybrid Environment: Throughout the transition, operate the old and new environments simultaneously. This reduces downtime and enables parallel testing of new and existing systems.

3. Create CI/CD and Version Control Pipelines Source Control: Verify that version control, such as Git, is applied to the entire codebase. This will assist in handling website modifications throughout the conversion process. CI/CD: To automate code testing and deployment, set up continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. With an automated rollback in the event of failure, this guarantees that every migration step goes well. Make use of resources such as GitHub Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, and GitLab CI. Add deployment scripts, integration tests, and unit tests to the pipeline. Feature Toggles: Toggle which features or sections of the website are always active by using feature flags or toggles. Users won't be impacted when you test and switch between the old and new versions.

4. Optimization and Post-Migration

Monitor & Improve: To make the system better after the migration is finished, keep an eye on user comments, error rates, and performance. Scale Up: Expand the new environment to accommodate higher traffic volumes after stability has been confirmed. Decommission Old System: Make sure no data or functionalities are lost by gradually decommissioning old components after the new system is completely stable.

5. Tools & Technologies to Take Into Account Microservices/Containerization:

To facilitate incremental migration, if you haven't already, think about dividing your website into microservices or containerized apps (using Docker or Kubernetes). Database conversion Tools: Flyway, Liquibase, and AWS DMS (Database Migration Service) are some examples of tools that can assist with data transfer and schema modifications for a smooth database conversion. Feature Flagging: During migration, features can be toggled with the use of programs like LaunchDarkly or Flagsmith. Load balancers: For traffic routing during phased deployments, use solutions such as NGINX, HAProxy, or cloud-based load balancers.

By using this strategy, you can guarantee a managed, low-risk migration process that maintains user access to your website as you progressively switch to the new system.

How about this?

/* https://www.liedman.net/leaflet-routing-machine/tutorials/integration/ */
.on('routesfound', function(e) {
    GeoJsonCode = L.Routing.routeToGeoJson(e.routes[0]);
    //console.log(GeoJsonCode);

})       



    function ExportGPX(){
    let outputGpxText;
    let sp2 = '  ';
    let fileName = 'abcdefg';
    let ackName = 'hijklml';
    let elevFlag = false;

    if(typeof GeoJsonCode !== "undefined"){ // undefined check!
        //ファイルの中身をJSON形式に変換する
        let track = JSON.parse(GeoJsonCode);

            // https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51397890/how-to-use-polyline-decorator-in-leaflet-using-geojson-line-string
            track.features
                .filter(function (feature) { return feature.geometry.type == "LineString" })
                .map(function (feature) {

                    let textGpx = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' + '\n' +
                    '<gpx xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/0" version="1.1" author="signpost - https://signpost.mydns.jp/">' + '\n' +
                    '<metadata></metadata>' + '\n' +
                    '<trk>' + '\n' +
                    '<name>' + trackName + '<name>' + '\n' +
                    '<desc></desc>' + '\n' +
                    '<trkseg>' + '\n';
          
                    let coordinates = feature.geometry.coordinates;
            
                    if (elevFlag) {  // 標高が有る場合                     
                        coordinates.forEach(function (coordinate, i) {
                            textGpx = textGpx + sp2 + '<trkpt lat="' + coordinate[1] + '" lon="' + coordinate[0] + '">';
                            textGpx = textGpx + '<ele>' + coordinate[2] + '</ele>';
                            textGpx = textGpx + '</trkpt>' + '\n';
                        })
                    } else{ // 標高が無い場合
                        coordinates.forEach(function (coordinate, i) {
                            textGpx = textGpx + sp2 + '<trkpt lat="' + coordinate[1] + '" lon="' + coordinate[0] + '">';
                            textGpx = textGpx + '<ele></ele>';
                            textGpx = textGpx + '</trkpt>' + '\n';
                        })
                    }
                    textGpx = textGpx + '</trkseg></trk>' + '\n' + '</gpx>'

                    //console.log(textGpx);
                    outputGPXstyle = textGpx;
                })

            // Code Export >>>>>
            /* https://qiita.com/kerupani129/items/99fd7a768538fcd33420
            ※ [0].click():jQuery オブジェクトの [0] は HTMLElement オブジェクト。HTMLElement.click() を呼んでいる 
            https://www.sejuku.net/blog/67735              
            ----------------------------------------------*/
            $('<a>', {
                href: window.URL.createObjectURL(new Blob([outputGPXstyle], {type : 'text/plain'})),
                download: fileName + '.gpx'
            })[0].click();  // ※ [0].click()*/
    } else {
        alert('There is no auth to export');
    }              
};

Did you find the solution ? I have the same case.

cant post comment or upvotes yet, but thank you for the solution! @Mark

You may have more luck with the checked attribute instead of state.

  cy.get('[id=input1]')
  .invoke('attr', 'checked') 
  .then((checked) => { 
    if (checked) { 
       console.log('checked') 
    } 
    else { 
       console.log('not checked') 
    } 
  })

Migrating an existing Android widget to use Glance Compose and ensuring that users with the existing widget automatically get updated to the new version can be a bit tricky. Unfortunately, there isn't a straightforward way to automatically update the existing widgets to the new Glance Compose version without some manual intervention from the users.

Here are a few steps and considerations that might help you in this process:

1. Update the Widget Provider Ensure that your new Glance Compose widget uses the same android:name and android:provider as the existing widget. This will help in maintaining the widget on the user's home screen.

2. Handle Widget Updates You can try to handle widget updates programmatically by sending an update broadcast to the existing widgets. This can be done using the AppWidgetManager to update the widget with the new Glance Compose layout.

3. Fallback Mechanism Implement a fallback mechanism in your widget provider to check if the widget is using the old layout and update it to the new Glance Compose layout if necessary.

4. User Notification Consider notifying your users about the update and guiding them to manually add the new widget if the automatic update doesn't work as expected.

@Brad, do your way and it's working . Thank you.

I am having the exact same issue since we started with DLT 6 months ago. I was hoping someone else would write a bug report to Databricks, but no luck yet :)

What i successfully did in that regard in my personal tenant (not fully verified in real world use cases): define the column as "not nullable" in the provided schema.

This lead in my small test case to an error on the initial run, but then i could just start the pipeline again (without full refresh!) and on the second run it then worked correctly.

As i said, i still need to verify this properly, but if it works that would be an acceptable workaround in my project (for now). Full refresh is in this project a real risk and usually prevented via: "pipelines.reset.allowed": "false".

Schtasks is assuming that Python is in %systemroot%\System32 (C:\Windows\System32).

Replace 'py' with the full path to Python.

It could be because the element is not yet visible. You could try to sleep for few seconds. But as an extra see if the scroll into view works.. This has worked for me one time, though i havent known why exactly. Check if ActionChains works too. Its all a try and see approach in these scenarios.

did you find any solution for that

My problem is solved, the path to the index.php was the issue, I just replaced this:

try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args; 

by

try_files $uri $uri/ /wordpress_site/index.php?$args; 

I have this extension installed:

Language Support for Java(TM) by Red Hat

I had to uninstall it and install it back again, and the debug and compile tab worked again.

Whenever I want to parallelize something in Clojure, I find that the Claypoole library is the best way to go.

By default, Laravel prefixes API routes with /api. So when you define routes in routes/api.php, you must access them like /api/auth/register

To access files in base general folder, you may not specify the drive Id as below. https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites/{site-id}/drive/root:/{path-to-folder-encoded}:/children

But to get the files from a non base folder, that is not in 'shared documents', you need to use, https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/drives/{drive-id}/root:/{path-to-folder-encoded}:/children

I know you asked for a vba answer years ago; I'm putting this here because there's a better way to do it now with recursive lambda functions. Essentially just define a formula called "ConsecuCheck" in Name Manager as follows:

=LAMBDA(text,spot, IF(LEN(text)<spot, 0, IF(AND(MID(text, spot, 1)=MID(text, spot-1,1),MID(text, spot, 1)=MID(text, spot-2,1)),1, ConsecuCheck(text,spot+1))))

This works for 3 or more consecutive characters. The use would be "=ConsecuCheck(A1, 3)" The second parameter must be 3 (or higher, if you don't want to check the entire value for some reason). It returns a 1 if there are 3 consecutive characters which are the same.

Benefits: faster than VBA, do not have to ship macro-enabled excel files Drawbacks: not quite as flexible as a regex

If you're using a Mac with an M3 chip, here's how you can set up JDK 7 for iReport 4.7.1 :

Download JDK 7: You can download it from the Oracle JDK 7 archive.

Locate the iReport configuration file:

1. Go to Applications.
2. Right-click on the iReport icon and select "Show Package Contents".
3. Navigate to: Contents/Resources/ireport/etc/.
4. Edit the ireport.conf file:
5. Open the file ireport.conf in a text editor, Find the line starting with jdkhome.
6. Update it to point to your JDK 7 installation path. For example:
7. jdkhome=".../JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home/"
8. Save the changes, and iReport should now use JDK 7.

getting the same error on google collab A100 with bitsandbytes version 0.45.1 , can't seem to find a solution

I can recommend this post, very useful for creating thumbnails: https://dev.to/victor_hugogasparquinn_/how-make-thumbnails-on-javafx-8h1

Just thought I'd post my solution, I'm thinking it's verbose, but it works. I'll gladly receive any tips on how to reduce the bloat.

I included a little foreach loop which builds a list of IDs from usernames as I feel this would make more sense to anyone looking at this in future.

<?php
// Removes specified users
add_action( 'bp_ajax_querystring', 'user_remove_mem_directory', 20, 2 );
function user_remove_mem_directory( $query, $object ) {
    if ( 'members' != $object ) {
        return $query;
    }
    $usernames = array('Admin1', 'Admin2');
    foreach ($usernames as $username) {
        $user = get_user_by('login', $username);
        $excluded_users[] = $user->ID;
    } // Build array of user IDs from login usernames
    $args = wp_parse_args( $query ); // Merges user query into array.
    if ( ! empty( $args['exclude'] ) ) {
        $args['exclude'] = $args['exclude'];
        foreach ($excluded_users as &$id) {
             $args['exclude'] .= ',' . $id; // Loop through building an array
        }
    } else {
        $args['exclude'] = $excluded_users;
    }
    $query = build_query( $args );
    return $query;
}

Did you succeed or gave up on this?

It seems when we send base64 encoding via HTTP POST , specifically the "+" character gets replaced with a " " which might corrupt the data

My team had this same issue, or at least the behavior sounds the same. The issue for us was that the compiled code in the mysql-connector-python 9.2 version was crashing the msvcp140.dll. It turned out we had an older version of that Microsoft Runtime library. You can find the latest installer for it here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170#latest-microsoft-visual-c-redistributable-version

If you want to use the pure python version of the mysql.connector library in 9.2 without updating the windows runtime, you can pass in the use_pure=True argument to the connect call. See https://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-python/en/connector-python-connectargs.html for that documentation

Kotlin.

Add the following to MainActivity.kt:

override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) { ... ...

    supportFragmentManager.addOnBackStackChangedListener {
        supportFragmentManager.fragments.lastOrNull()?.onResume()
    }

}

Then, add to AnyFragment.kt:

override fun onResume() {
    super.onResume()
    //txtEdit.requestFocusFromTouch()
}

Now, the onResume() will be called when the Fragment got the focus.

The best solution so far is to disable the formGroup, make changes inside the formControls, and then enable it again afterward.

After some research today, the issue was an existing installation of Git-Bash on the remote windows machine conflicting with the new installation of cygwin. My solution was to install rsync directly into Git-Bash environment and forgo cygwin altogether. Basically following the instructions found here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/76843477/4556955

My final rsync command wound up having this format:

rsync -r -e "ssh -i my_edcsa.pem -p 55297 -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no" publish/wwwroot my-username@${{ secrets.SERVER_HOST_STAGE }}:/c/project/destination

just download and run this files and then ok https://www.nartac.com/Products/IISCrypto/Download

Me aparece esto y no se que hacer: Expected ',' or '}' after property value in JSON at position 88 (line 1 column 89)

Este es el código

Error × Expected ',' or '}' after property value in JSON at position 88 (line 1 column 89)

Please share more details on your issue, like how you implemented torch.cuda.memory_reserved().

And what are the command line outputs of that you see that As the training progresses, the training slows down?

And how do you monitor your memory?

The comment of @Andrew Morton fixed it. Put the SUB call BEFORE the SUB declaration.

test 1.bas:

Hey
REM $INCLUDE: 'test2.bas'

Hey test2.bas:

SUB Hey
    PRINT "HEY"
END SUB

Solution is credited to username DavidPike from the Esri community.

TlDr: Set GCS to WGS84. That's it. No PCS. Then you can enter the data as decimal degrees.

Long version: I was over-specifying when I specified a PCS. As DavidPike pointed out, ArcMAP then interpreted the inputs as cartesian coordinates. My SHAPE@XY was then overwriting the coordinates with what I specified it to be so it LOOKED like the coordinates were correct in the attribute table. However, if the point was examined the decimal degree coordinates were actually close to zero. Solution was to just specify the GCS.

If a PCS must be specified, than an alternative solution would be to convert the decimal degrees into the appropriate cartesian coordinates of whatever PCS you choose. This should be done in Python prior to inputting into ArcMAP so that you are inputting cartesian coordinates.

Much appreciated again DavidPike!!

Here are my solutions without needing any any extra parameters.

If you only need to know if there exists values or not, you can adjust your conditional based on your needs.

-- Returns total number of characters.
SELECT LEN(CONCAT(@multiValueParam,''));

If you need to get each value separately:

-- Returns multiple rows, one for each element in the parameter.
SELECT * 
FROM STRING_SPLIT( SUBSTRING(CONCAT_WS(',',@multiValueParam,''), 1, LEN(CONCAT_WS(',',@multiValueParam,''))-1) ,',');

If you need to get just the number of elements:

-- Returns total number of elements in parameter.
SELECT COUNT(*) 
FROM STRING_SPLIT( SUBSTRING(CONCAT_WS(',',@multiValueParam,''), 1, LEN(CONCAT_WS(',',@multiValueParam,''))-1) ,',');

MSSQL will get angry about not enough parameters in the functions, so we need to use a dummy value of empty string to get around it.

We use CONCAT_WS to turn our multi-values into a single string. This causes our concats with separators to have an extra separator at the end, which splits into an extra multi-value.

We use SUBSTRING to remove this extra comma at the end of our CONCAT_WS string.

We use STRING_SPLIT with our separator to pull our the individual values.

You can test by replacing @multiValueParam with 'test1','test2' exactly, which is basically what SSRS does when putting multi-value parameter into your query. You can also use any separator if you data happens to have commas.

answer from user user1502826 on May 12, 2024 at 12:10 is clearly the correct one, why does answer from other user on Mar 6, 2021 at 3:46 stay green checked while it is no help at all ?

The answer is quite simple: You are not missing anything - the official way to do it is via "%pip install".

Having that said, i once played around with cluster policies in that regard. The idea was to define external dependencies as cluster policy and then use the policy in DLT pipelines.

That seemed to work basically, BUT it also caused a new issue in my case: It led to the DLT cluster being newly provisioned/started on every new run, which negates the whole "development mode" feature of DLT.

Keepalived has three components that supports active-passive high-availability setup which are:

• The daemon for Linux servers.

• Ensuring services remain online even in the event of server failures by implementing Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) wherein backup node listens for VRRP advertisement packets from the primary node, if it does not receive, the backup node takes over as primary and assigns the configured VIPs to itself.

• Configured number of health-checks for primary node failures keepalived reassigns virtual IP address from primary node to passive node.

The main goal of this project is to provide simple and robust facilities for load balancing and high-availability Linux based infrastructures.

dotnet tool update --global dotnet-ef

You can achieve this layout using .contentRelativeFrame and without a GeometryReader. This was inspired by the approach shown in this video by Stewart Lynch.

import SwiftUI

struct OverviewTiles: View {
    
    //Constants
    let ratio: Double = 0.666
    let spacing: CGFloat = 16
    
    //Body
    var body: some View {
        
        ScrollView {
            VStack(spacing: spacing) {
                
                //Row 1
                HStack(spacing: spacing) {
                    Color.blue
                        .aspectRatio(1, contentMode: .fit)
                        .containerRelativeFrame(.horizontal) { dimension, _ in
                            largeWidth(dimension)
                        }
                        .cellText("Upcoming Blue", size: .title)
                        
                    VStack(spacing: spacing) {
                        Color.cyan
                            .aspectRatio(1, contentMode: .fit)
                            .cellText("Blue 1")
                        Color.cyan
                            .aspectRatio(1, contentMode: .fit)
                            .cellText("Blue 2")
                    }
                    .containerRelativeFrame(.horizontal, alignment: .trailing) { dimension, _ in
                        secondaryWidth(dimension)
                    }
                }
                
                //Row 2
                HStack(spacing: spacing) {
                    Color.green
                        .aspectRatio(2, contentMode: .fit)
                        .containerRelativeFrame(.horizontal) { dimension, _ in
                            largeWidth(dimension)
                        }
                        .cellText("Upcoming Green", size: .title2)
                    
                    Color.green
                        .aspectRatio(1, contentMode: .fit)
                        .containerRelativeFrame(.horizontal) { dimension, _ in
                            secondaryWidth(dimension)
                        }
                        .cellText("Green 1")
                }
                
                //Row 3
                Color.orange
                    .aspectRatio(2.5, contentMode: .fit)
                    .cellText("Upcoming Orange", size: .title)
            }
        }
    }
    
    private func largeWidth(_ dimension: CGFloat) -> CGFloat {
        return dimension * ratio
    }
    
    private func secondaryWidth(_ dimension: CGFloat) -> CGFloat {
        return (dimension * (1 - ratio)) - spacing
    }
}

extension View {
    
    //Modifier function that overlays bottom aligned text with a background
    func cellText(_ text: String, size: Font = .body, alignment: Alignment = .bottom) -> some View {
        self
            .overlay(alignment: .bottom) {
                Text(text)
                    .italic()
                    .padding(.vertical, 10)
                    .frame(maxWidth: .infinity, alignment: .center)
                    .background(.black.opacity(0.5))
                    .foregroundStyle(.white)
                    .font(size)
                    .fontDesign(.serif)
            }
    }
}

#Preview {
    OverviewTiles()
}

This complete answer was provided me by an expert.

library(tcltk)
catn=function(...) cat(...,'\n')

wtop = tktoplevel(width=400,height=400)

# Set up event handlers
eventcallback1 = function(d) { catn("eventcallback1",d) }
eventcallback2 = function(d) { catn("eventcallback2",d) }
keycallback1 = function(K) { catn("keycallback1",K) }
keycallback2 = function(K) { catn("keycallback2",K) }

tkbind('all','<<EVENT>>',paste0('+', .Tcl.callback(eventcallback1)))
tkbind('all','<<EVENT>>',paste0('+', .Tcl.callback(eventcallback2)))
tkbind('all','<Key>',paste0('+', .Tcl.callback(keycallback1)))
tkbind('all','<Key>',paste0('+', .Tcl.callback(keycallback2)))

To check it out enter into the R session "tkevent.generate(wtop,'<>',data='ZZZZZ')" with various values of data. And set focus to the toplevel and type things.

The issue is likely from mixing server and client components in your barrel file. Import dashboard directly to fix it. For niche discussions, check https://fapello.org.uk/.

did you see memory_target_fraction=0.95? I am trying to figure out the best thresholds for my workflow. Currently, I have below and my workers gets KilledWorker ERROR transfer: 0.1 target: False spill: .7 pause: .8 termination:.95

They just announced today (Jan 27, 2025) that there is a 1GB total limit on each account, across all your repositories.

Have you found any solution to this?

I have been trying to configure this as well. I need to hide File and View options from the report as well as the export to Microsoft Powerpoint option.

If you got any workaround for this, kindly suggest!