The attribute section_bubble_up_kludge is no longer used in Docutils 0.22. You may try whether updating to Docutils 0.22.2 (released 20. Sept. 2025) solves the problem.
Research CDC (Change Data Capture). You can listen for changes using the mongo oplog via Debezium:
https://debezium.io/documentation/reference/stable/connectors/mongodb.html
Then you can pass the data to a broker to parse it in a suitable format or use it as-is.
Linux kernel also supports io-uring based userspace block device(ublk):
I suspect that the fonts cannot be loaded. Can you check this in the network?
By default, they must be in the public folder under “webfonts,” where the icons are stored as fonts.

So anyone having the same problem, for now you can switch to a lower version and it works. This is working for me:
cookiecutter gh:cookiecutter/cookiecutter-django --checkout 2025.03.22
Surround your data with in the double quotes, it will help data to be populated in single cell.
like : "Sample notes, supposed to be displayed in single cell"
If your retrieving data using SQL, you can add quotes in SQL itself
select '"' + REPLACE(NOTES, '"', '""') + '"' AS Notes from notestable;
OCPP server sample implementation based on spring-boot.
All messages for all versions of OCPP are written in Java.
If you want to customize a businiss logic, implement the corresponding server handler.
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'dart:async';
/// A wrapper widget that tracks user idle time
/// Prints "hello" after 15 minutes of continuous inactivity
class IdleTimeTracker extends StatefulWidget {
final Widget child;
final Duration idleDuration;
final VoidCallback? onIdleTimeout;
const IdleTimeTracker({
Key? key,
required this.child,
this.idleDuration = const Duration(minutes: 15),
this.onIdleTimeout,
}) : super(key: key);
@override
State<IdleTimeTracker> createState() => _IdleTimeTrackerState();
}
class _IdleTimeTrackerState extends State<IdleTimeTracker> {
Timer? _idleTimer;
DateTime _lastInteractionTime = DateTime.now();
@override
void initState() {
super.initState();
\_startIdleTimer();
}
@override
void dispose() {
\_idleTimer?.cancel();
super.dispose();
}
void _startIdleTimer() {
\_idleTimer?.cancel();
\_idleTimer = Timer(widget.idleDuration, \_onIdleTimeout);
}
void _onIdleTimeout() {
print('hello');
if (widget.onIdleTimeout != null) {
widget.onIdleTimeout!();
}
}
void _resetIdleTimer() {
setState(() {
\_lastInteractionTime = DateTime.now();
});
\_startIdleTimer();
}
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Listener(
onPointerDown: (\_) =\> \_resetIdleTimer(),
onPointerMove: (\_) =\> \_resetIdleTimer(),
onPointerUp: (\_) =\> \_resetIdleTimer(),
child: GestureDetector(
onTap: \_resetIdleTimer,
onPanStart: (\_) =\> \_resetIdleTimer(),
onScaleStart: (\_) =\> \_resetIdleTimer(),
behavior: HitTestBehavior.translucent,
child: widget.child,
),
);
}
}
// Example usage:
class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
const MyApp({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return MaterialApp(
home: IdleTimeTracker(
idleDuration: const Duration(minutes: 15),
onIdleTimeout: () {
// Optional: Additional callback when idle timeout occurs
print('User has been idle for 15 minutes!');
},
child: Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(
title: const Text('Idle Time Tracker Demo'),
),
body: Center(
child: Column(
mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.center,
children: \[
const Text(
'Interact with the screen',
style: TextStyle(fontSize: 24),
),
const SizedBox(height: 20),
ElevatedButton(
onPressed: () {
print('Button pressed - timer reset');
},
child: const Text('Press Me'),
),
const SizedBox(height: 20),
const Text(
'If you don\\'t interact for 15 minutes,\\n"hello" will be printed',
textAlign: TextAlign.center,
style: TextStyle(color: Colors.grey),
),
\],
),
),
),
),
);
}
}
Revert your #@import change (use #@import), clear caches and preprocessed files, run setup:upgrade and setup:di:compile, then deploy static content. If it still fails, check the .less files for syntax errors.
No, it isn't.
Just use best practices to avoid memory leaks in the first place.
Fixed this by adding node:original-fs to import/core-modules:
{
// ...
"settings": {
// ...
"import/core-modules": [
"node:original-fs"
]
},
// ...
}
I've stumbled across the solution, all of my existing Navigation Controllers (and any new ones I add) have 'Preserve Superview Margins' unchecked for the navigation bar.
Checking this box on the storyboard interface builder solves the issue I described earlier. I'll attach a screenshot for reference.
If you set your resource with /.default as suffix in the scopes, it should work.
A more straightforward way now is
final xFile = XFile.fromData((await rootBundle.load('assets/image.png')).buffer.asUint8List(), mimeType: "image/png");
1_ Before do anything first check c:\windows\system32 and look for 'chcp.com'
if it were there copy the path.
2_ Right click on 'this PC' and select Properties, Advanced, Environment Variables.
3_ Add the path (c:\windows\system32) and click ok.
selinux has a policy which allows tcp and udp srevice bind to the ports above 32767 , you can see this policy using this command :
# semanage port -l |grep ephemeral
ephemeral_port_t tcp 32768-60999
ephemeral_port_t udp 32768-60999
In some cases, you can click on the Verified button next to N days ago to see the timestamp when it was committed/ verified.
When optimization of a QP stops with limit you can get primal and dual bounds by using the command display solution quality
it provides this kind of output:
Primal objective 1.7725504768e-02
Dual objective -9.6184910568e-02
Duality gap 1.13910e-01
...
Is the dll file in build output?
Is it in correct version?
What version do you see in references when you check you dll's/exe's manifest?
Checking above might help you troubleshoot, additionally I can recommend trying out this tool: https://github.com/awaescher/Fusion
eBox WiFi on po 8088 exposes virtual com.
socat -d -d -x pty,link=/path/to/com0,raw tcp:192.168.x.x:8088
ant then try to use modpoll --rtu /path/to/com0 --rtu-baud 115200 --config csv.csv
The "managing dependencies" section of the uv docs (here) mentions another way that could solve your problem:
For example, to install
jaxon Linux, but not on Windows or macOS:
uv add "jax; sys_platform == 'linux'"
This is a flawed benchmark for a few reasons:
console.time and console.timeEnd does not return high resolution time.
Allocations of the first case are not properly cleaned up which can caused issues for other cases.
Multiple containers within a Kubernetes Pod allow tightly coupled applications to share resources, storage, and network, enabling sidecar patterns, logging, monitoring, and efficient communication between containers.
Building on Omri Barel's work, we can use the walrus operator to create this one-liner:
def pascal(n):
return [x:=1] + [x:=x*(n-k) // (k+1) for k in range(n)]
I have the same problem. In my case it happens using ComfyUI.
I've double checked with `readelf -d` that '/lib/ld-linux-aarch64.so.1' is required (and can't be loaded). I was able to compile it statically and the problem is (almost) gone.
After a thorough investigation, we found that the issue is not related to Android itself but rather to the FE team, as they didn’t handle sound properly when inside the PiP view.
You can also alt+enter when the text is selected
In your CSS file add same code but tag it to the html tag. No class name required. I had the same problem myself but this is the solution.
Your background image will stay fixed even as you scroll down page.
You can reliably show scheduled reminders on iOS when the app is killed - but with important limitations. The only fully-supported mechanisms are:
Local notifications scheduled with the system (UNUserNotificationCenter). They will be delivered when the app is terminated, but the notification sound is limited (system-truncated to ~30s) and normal notifications respect mute/Do Not Disturb.
Remote (APNs) notifications from your server can also wake the device and play a sound (again: subject to delivery delays and to the same sound limitations unless you have Critical Alerts).
If you need to override mute / DND or play an alarm sound longer than the standard notification sound, you must request and be granted the Critical Alerts entitlement from Apple — otherwise you can’t reproduce the Clock app behavior exactly.
What isn’t allowed / realistic:
PushKit (VoIP) / CallKit workarounds for non-VoIP alarms are not acceptable — Apple restricts PushKit for VoIP and will reject apps abusing it.
Playing continuous audio while the app is terminated is not possible unless the app is running with background-audio mode (which doesn’t help if the app was force-killed). Apps don’t have the same system privileges as Apple’s built-in Clock app.
Which approach you should pick (practical guidance)
If “notification + short sound / vibration” is enough (typical attendance reminder)
If you need higher reliability / server control / remote scheduling
If you need to override mute/DND or play long/continuous alarm sound
DO NOT try to use PushKit/VoIP unless your app truly is a VoIP app - Apple enforces this and will reject misuse
I came across this just now as i encounter same issue but the answers provided helped me to easily know what might be wrong.
Here is what i did to solve it.
I went to my settings to check the ssl of the website. Originally it was http:// but it ought to be https://. All that is needed is to add 's'.
It will log you out- login back and it is done.
In my own case no plugin conflict.
Good luck.
This will also work, should handle big files: https://guesswhereyouare.com/guide/maps/converters.html
AS per my understanding the main cause is RocksDB's cold cache for index/filter blocks after restore, leading to high latency for initial lookups by the main stream threads. Even if data is in the block cache, the metadata must be loaded from disk. To avoid this, enable index/filter block pinning in the cache, and consider a manual full scan of the GlobalKTable by the main threads before they start processing messages to fully warm the store.
I just checked and yes it's possible to use Webhooks with a Mongo DB (using their Cloud service)
Just go to Integrations and add Webhooks, there you can configure them however you want.
Links:
https://supabase.com/dashboard/project/%7Byour-project-id%7D/integrations/
then it's available at
https://supabase.com/dashboard/project/%7Byour-project-id%7D/integrations/webhooks/webhooks
If this helps others, if your project does not load, even when you have Azure Development, your project maybe a Azure Resource Manager (ARM) definitions, in which case, you may need to select from the Individual Components tab:
You can try to reduce its size by removing precision, whitespaces, and some properties. There are online tools like https://guesswhereyouare.com/guide/maps/geojson-minify.html but I doubt it will handle 3GB file
They will come to get the sender immediately by return of the sender immediately by return email and email ID is strictly prohibited by email and any inquiry please Bhai ye dalo aur yahi hai
They're not working in the sender immediately by email id and password is strictly prohibited by email id and password is strictly prohibited by email id and password is strictly prohibited by email id and password is strictly prohibited by
This could be many things. Usualy, it's due to an error or typo in the code. Perhaps something such as defining an attribute out of place or missing an indent or comma. I don't think you need to dig into the settings. AI is great with typos by the way.
I get the same issue. Have you found a solution to resolve this issue?
The following derives from [this](Implicit type casting within parenthesis and literals in C) question but is distinct
Consider the following code sample;
```
uint32_t *value = malloc(sizeof(uint32_t));
*value = 0xAAAABBBB;
int16_t *subset = (int16_t*) (value);
uint32_t test = 0x00000000;
uint32_t test2 = 0x00000000;
// IMPORTANT!!!!
// *subset vs *subset & 0xFFFF
test = (*subset << 16) | *subset & 0xFFFF;
test2 = (*subset << 16) | *subset;
// Test: 0xbbbb bbbb
// Test2: 0xffff bbbb
```
As you can see, subset is only 16 bits wide. As such (and as commenters on the previous post stated_, & 0xFFFF is redundant since the type is only 16 bit.
This is incorrect and when tested on my compiler (gcc 15.2.1 on Linux AND gcc for noabi arm), the & operator acts outside the bitlength of *subset to the bit length of the literal 0xFFFF (which I believe from the answers to the previous question is 32), thus acting on bits which are -16 from the address of subset.
Is this a bug in GCC or is this within spec? Also why are first 16 bits FFFF?
Note: My system is little endian
Here’s a clear step-by-step way to turn ON Facebook notifications for a close friend if you’ve accidentally turned them off:
Open Facebook on your phone (app) or computer (browser).
Go to your friend’s profile.
On their profile, look for the “Friends” button (next to “Message” or “Follow”).
Tap or click Friends → Edit Friend List / Favorites.
Then, look for the bell icon (Notification settings) on their profile.
Select “Get Notifications” and choose what you want:
✅ Posts (all updates or highlights)
✅ Stories
✅ Live Videos
After this, you should start receiving notifications again whenever your close friend posts or goes live.
👉 Do you want me to write the answer in a short direct way (like for Quora/Reddit) or a step-by-step detailed guide (like a blog post)?
Email verification services like Hunter, ZeroBounce, and Snov.io can validate thousands of emails without getting blocked because they don’t rely only on direct SMTP probing from a single IP. Instead, they follow a multi-step process.
First, they run cheap checks such as syntax validation, domain and MX record lookup, and filtering out disposable or role-based emails. Only the uncertain cases move to SMTP verification.
When probing mail servers, they use large pools of rotating IP addresses across multiple regions so no single server gets overloaded or flagged. They also throttle requests, reuse connections, and apply retry strategies to avoid detection as spam. On top of that, they maintain IPs with good reputation and sometimes build trusted relationships with providers. In short, they minimize SMTP probes, spread traffic across infrastructure, and manage reputation, which allows them to scale email verification safely without IP blocks.
import numpy as np
dataset = np.loadtxt("sales.csv", delimiter=",", skiprows=1) # skip header row if CSV has column names
print(dataset)
Just chacking, are you using XAMPP? If so, make sure that you're running you project into the folder "htdocs" that is into XAMPP directory, since Apache only serves files from there by default.
There is no need to implement a fancy database to create a preview.
Most of the speed is due to network and caching decisions: anycasted edge CDN, highly cacheable static CSS responses per family and subset, WOFF2 with Brotli, unicode-range subsetting so that the browser only fetches the required slices, preconnect to fonts.gstatic.com, long max-age with content-hashed URLs, and sane font-display to prevent render blocking.
The server side is largely prebuilt CSS manifests, which makes the responses tiny and immediately cacheable.
Skip the for and use Linq and Where to return an IEnumerable<string>. Then we can call ToArray() to return it as a string[]. Sorry in advance, it would let me paste an image but not the code I copied.
I have discovered the reason this happens, and as is often the case, the answer is that it's insufficient documentation and poor error handling by Google.
The root cause is someone making an edit to the series at any point and choosing "this and future events" for which events they'd like the change to apply. When this happens, Google creates a new series event with an ID like that of the original recurring event, followed by "_R" followed by the timestamp at which the series was split. So for example, 0mku05shes4kef7fg5gvh2me57 is followed by a new recurring event, 0mku05shes4kef7fg5gvh2me57_R20251015T021500.
Once this happens, the original event will refuse any further attempts at extending the UNTIL value in the RRULE, and unfortunately as outlined in the question, it does so silently: the request gets a 200 response and a valid response, but simply discards the change. It's somewhat sensible not to change this value, because then events from the original series would begin to encroach upon events from the new series. (What's not sensible is silent failure: this really should result in a 400 response with a useful error message from the API.)
There is unfortunately no linkage visible via the API between the original recurring event and the replacement recurring event, though at least as long as Google doesn't change their ID scheme, it's possible to figure out the original recurring event ID from the new recurring event ID and to work backwards. This linkage must exist on Google's side, however, because they know to reject the update to UNTIL, and if you cancel the replacement recurring event, it again becomes possible to extend the original recurring event. Also if you cancel the original recurring event, it will cancel both the original and the replacement recurring event (as one would probably expect).
Hopefully this post will be sufficiently searchable that the next time someone runs into this problem, it will save them some time figuring it out.
Also see colormaplist as of MATLAB 2025a
cmaps = colormaplist
your gradle profile shows the bottleneck isn’t kotlin itself, most of your time is in other tasks. compileKotlin is ~3m30s but npm:build is ~3m, detekt is over a minute, flyway/jooq add another minute. so even if the kotlin compiler was instant you’d still be waiting a long time.
first thing is stop running everything on every build. make a custom devRun task that only depends on classes or bootRun and use that for local development. don’t chain in npm, detekt, flyway or jooq unless you really need them. run those separately in CI.
npm:build right now probably has no declared outputs so gradle thinks it always has to run. declare inputs and outputs so gradle can skip it when nothing changes, or just skip it completely in dev and point your app at a local webpack/vite dev server instead.
same for jooq and flyway, don’t put them on the hot path. generate jooq sources only when the schema changes and point your sourceSets at the generated dir so gradle can cache it. flyway migrate/clean shouldn’t be part of every build at all, just run it explicitly.
detekt is heavy, best to move it to CI or make it opt in locally. if you keep it, at least disable type resolution when you’re just iterating.
also you’re using in-process compiler, switch to the kotlin daemon. in gradle.properties set kotlin.compiler.execution.strategy=daemon and also set kotlin.incremental=true and kotlin.incremental.useClasspathSnapshot=true so incremental compilation actually works. keep the daemon warm between builds.
turn on gradle features that cut config time: org.gradle.caching=true, org.gradle.parallel=true, org.gradle.configuration-cache=true, org.gradle.vfs.watch=true. with configuration cache and vfs watch you usually shave off 30–60 seconds right away.
set java and kotlin toolchains in your build so intellij and gradle are both using the same JDK. mismatched JDKs can cause unnecessary recompiles.
for hot reload, intellij’s hotswap is limited and often fails, that’s normal. if you really want it reliable, look at DCEVM + HotswapAgent or JRebel.
if you do decide to modularize, start small. you don’t need to split everything, just move out the slowest bits like the frontend, jooq, and migrations. even a couple of extra modules there can save a lot of time.
tl;dr stop running npm, detekt, flyway and jooq on every edit+compile, switch to the kotlin daemon and gradle configuration cache. doing just that usually drops “change one line” builds from 5–8 minutes to under a minute.
That's not an issue. It's normal to see that inside Google Search Console. It doesn't mean your schema is incorrect. Although I would remove the wrapper that ChatGPT had you add. The "Unnamed Item" is sort of a generic name it goes schema that doesn't have a label. To be 100% sure your schema code is correct you can test it in Google's schema validator. I did and it comes back as connect. So you should be all good!
Copy and paste that into ChatGPT lol
This error happens because of how Python resolves imports. If your project looks like:
repo/
├── src/
│ ├── __init__.py
│ └── test.py
then:
From the project root (repo/):
uvicorn src.test:app --reload
From inside src/:
uvicorn test:app --reload
uvicorn src.test:app only works when you run it from the directory that contains src.
Do you want to share what your folder structure looks like to better look into this?
This display uses the CH422G port expander.
IO1 TP_RST // Touch screen reset pin
IO2 LCD_BL // LCD backlight pinout
IO3LCD_RST // LCD reset pin
IO4 SD_CS // SD card select pin
IO5 USB_SEL // USB/CAN select pin
When changing the level of any CH422G pin, it is important not to change the state of other CH422G pins
If you set UserAssigned and want key vault references, you should change some settings in App Service:
identityResourceId=$(az identity show --resource-group <group-name> --name <identity-name> --query id -o tsv)
az webapp update --resource-group <group-name> --name <app-name> --set keyVaultReferenceIdentity=${identityResourceId}
Don't know how, but this worked for me:
Right click on the error -> Show in Finder -> Delete AssetsLibrary -> Build and Run successfully on device running iOS 26
SELECT *
FROM BANDANA
WHERE BANDANAKEY = 'AO_XXXXX_#';
BANDANAID BANDANACONTEXT BANDANAKEY BANDANAVALUE
983045 _GLOBAL AO_XXXXX_# <string>7</string>
update!! using .pack() and .grid() together doesnt always work. so when i removed .pack(), it displayed my entry widget!
With dplyr and ggplot2, try:
ggplot(df, aes(x, y, colour = factor(class))) +
geom_point(size = 3) +
stat_manual(geom = "point", fun = summarise, args = vars(x = mean(x), y = mean(y)), size = 5) + # centroids
stat_manual(geom = "segment", fun = mutate, args = vars(xend = mean(x), yend = mean(y))) # connectors
[from the examples in help("stat_manual")]
I get the same error and the line it is identifying is the IDENTIFICATION DIVISION...Help would be greatly appreciated because I have no clue why it would give me that error on the first line.
with hugo v0.150, you can do:
{{ $url := printf "%s%s%s" $Site.Params.contentCommitsURL (replace $File.Dir "\\" "/") $File.LogicalName }}
Like say in hugo doc: printf FORMAT [INPUT]
You could use:
{{ printf "%s %s %s" $varA $varB $VarC }}
format %s is for string
other format could be find in go doc
If the command is being done from an Intranet site then set the domain in the trusted zone like
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\ZoneMap\Domains\mydomain.com]
"*"=dword:00000002
(the above can just be copied to a REG file and and run with Local Administrator permissions). Files in the Intranet zone will get the MOTW on them if download from the web site (intranet). This prevents code execution via a Protocol Handler from a website.
For me, the problem was the length of the drawable name used in a layout.
The name was 34 characters long...
If by impulse you mean the product between velocity and mass of the object, then the velocity before and after should be enough for your needs: mass * (v_after - v_before).length() should be an accurate quantitative representation of the impact.
This is caused by CloudFlare. Your response to him was quick and easy, but incorrect.
Probably late to the party, but it doesn't work because you're matching everything in the previous setting, i.e., SECURE_REDIRECT_URLS = ['^'].
Remove (or at least adapt) this and it will work.
A SSN can return more than one account number if the member is tied to the account as primary, joint, etc... Each account would then need to be inquired on to confirm the correct account, member, and/or shares.
Without changing any code, you can enable/disable the login form:
go to WP admin
menu Woocommerce > Settings
tab Accounts & Privacy
and you'll find the options you need.
I believe because you rotate the y-axis label by -90 you need to apply the attr to x so that it moves "left and right" but that would be rotated by 90 so it would move up and down. If that makes sense.
print (4 + 3 _ ( 2 * 5 / 10) )
print ( 4 * 5 + 5)
Print (5 * (2 // 3))
print (2 ** 3 ** 2)
This code won't generate any HTML code, it's just printing on the console...
You only need to learn how to produce HTML with JSP code. A good JSP tutorial for beginners should help you a lot.
I had similar error when my junit-jupiter-engine dependency version was lower than version of junit-jupiter-params.
Plain ASCII is actually seven bits. "Extended" ASCII variants are eight bits. Its implementation defined if a char is signed or unsigned. And multi-byte encodings (like e.g. UTF-8) can't fit in an eight-bit type. If you want to "compress" bytes, don't compress "characters", compress a stream of unknown bytes instead. And if you want to compress raw data, don't open files in text-mode, that will mess things up on Windows. Also, I recommend you use a vector of std::uint8_t elements instead of a string. With std::uint8_t you won't have your negative value problem to begin with. The lesson to be learned: If you want to only deal with unsigned values, use unsigned types. Credits to: @Someprogrammerdude for answering this question in the comment section!
Deleting the android folder and running this command worked for me.
flutter create --platforms android .
You can apply a map to the index for formatting.
df.index = df.index.map(lambda x: f"{x:.2e}")
Full Example Code:
import pandas as pd
data = {
"Name": ["Alice", "Charlie", "Alex"],
"Age": [25, 30, 35],
"Score": [88.5, 85.0, 91.5]
}
# Create DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame(data)
# Set index values
index_values =[1000000, 10000000, 100000000]
# Format index
df.index = df.index.map(lambda x: f"{x:.2e}")
Wayyyyyy to the right of the toolbar labeled Clang-Tidy, you'll see a menu that might not look like a menu:
...but if you click on Views you'll see the following:
Click on Diagnostics and voilà! You get the pretty-looking output.
The solution was to downgrade the GPU driver - that specific version is having some issues. NVIDIA Studio Driver 580.97 solved that problem.
You can view the manual entries from Maxima by typing
?? create_list
or
?? makelist
If you have a particular list that you wish to create in Maxima that does not fit in either of the usages, or does not work with the 'collect' suggestion above, please feel free to explain your problem.
Just sharing this because it might happen to others:
When you try to "git push" some specific branch
make sure you don't forget the "remote" name:
I.e., make sure you're typing "git push origin main" instead of "git push main"
These tag descriptions aren't currently available, but Jack Henry is actively working to get them added within DataHub. The new dataset will be named settings_tags_v3, or similar.
As of September 24, 2025, Gemini 1.5 (pro and flash) were retired and became a legacy model. That's why you are getting the 404 error when using the retired models. You should migrate to Gemini 2.0/2.5 Flash and later instead. Please follow the latest Gemini migration guide to migrate.
The issue comes from the Dart package for VSCode; you can disable the options within the configuration panel.
but i get my homework code from classera, here is the code
g1=(int("Input your age"))
x=10
g2=g1+10
print("in ten years, you will be ", g2," years old")
whats wrong with my code? (remember, im using normal online small basic, not offline)
SELECT
C.ItemID,
C.Name AS ReportName,
C.Path AS ReportPath,
ReportDefinitionXML.exist('//*[contains(text()[1], "Pages/Folder.aspx")]') as hyperlink,
CA1.ReportDefinitionXML
FROM
dbo.Catalog AS C
CROSS APPLY (SELECT CONVERT(XML, CONVERT(VARBINARY(MAX), C.Content,1)) AS ReportDefinitionXML) AS CA1
WHERE
C.Type = 2
This is what I did to get it to work. Thank you to everyone who contributed to helping me to get this working.
Situation was VS2022 and .Net 4.8. For us only creating custom SGen post build step worked.
Fixed by un-exporting app, and then re-exporting. See: https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/issues/1847
I wrote a blog post with a section on this specific topic (search for 'Imports v Depends'). The visuals make it a lot easier to understand.
This is old but still relevant. I was writing a floodFill function to demonstrate recursion. (Flood fill is meant to fill an area of a graphic with single color, where "area" is a single, specific color touching other pixels with the same color. Drawing programs usually represent this feature with a spilling paint can.) My function worked properly in all browsers except FireFox because of an interesting user protection feature.
In FireFox, putImageData changes the specified colors subtlely before rendering them. getImageData returns the changed data. For example, if you specify opaque black (0x000000FF) for a pixel, the rendered and returned value might be 0x000200FF or 0x000001FF. It's not usually enough to notice visually, so it's not that big a deal until, of course, it is.
For example, I called my floodFill function to create the black triangle bounded by the cyan, light gray, and blue lines. FireFox renders it thusly:
This is the same image, blown up:
If the black area is then flood-filled with yellow, you might see the following result:
The flood-fill algorithm correctly misses single pixels which aren't exactly black (0x000000FF).
Why is FireFox purposely corrupting the data in this way? It's a feature that's enabled by setting "strict" privacy settings. It's meant to protect a FireFox user from fingerprinting graphics.
See https://www.h3xed.com/programming/javascript-canvas-getimagedata-pixel-colors-slightly-off-in-firefox for more information.
finaly i got it :
from ibapi.client import OrderCancel
app.cancelOrder(order_id, OrderCancel())
time.sleep(1)
that work for sure but not test without time sleep
import os
res = os.environ['var']
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Running into a similar issue. Using a cloud scheduler to trigger a Cloud Run service and although the attempt deadline is set to 30 mins it retried after 3 minutes. It also oddly then set the "Last Run" time to "Dec 31, 1969, 7:00:00 PM". Some odd behavior going on.
Why pthread_rdlock doesn`t downgrade the lock?
Just because you think a particular behavior or mode of operation would be reasonable does not mean you can rely on it to be the actual behavior or mode of operation. Often there are multiple plausible alternatives. Occasionally you will run into designs that just don't make sense to you or are objectively poor. It is your duty as programmer to rely on documentation instead of on assumptions.
In particular, this interface is specified by POSIX, which says:
The calling thread acquires the read lock if a writer does not hold the lock and there are no writers blocked on the lock.
(emphasis added)
If the calling thread holds the write lock then a writer does hold the lock. What's more:
[... I]f the read lock is not acquired, the calling thread shall block until it can acquire the lock. The calling thread may deadlock if at the time the call is made it holds a write lock.
The specs also describe among the error conditions:
[EDEADLK]
A deadlock condition was detected or the current thread already owns the read-write lock for writing.
, which would be an allowed alternative to actually deadlocking under those circumstances.
Therefore, there is no good reason for a programmer who has done their due diligence to assume that they could "downgrade the lock" from a write lock to a read lock by calling pthread_rwlock_rdlock() without first releasing the write lock by calling pthread_rwlock_unlock(). The same applies to upgrading from a read lock to a write lock.
With respect to your code, then,
The (1) acquires the lock,
Yes, if successful. In particular, it acquires the write lock.
then (2) lock it into read-mode.
A read-write lock is better thought of as a bundle of two separate locks than as a single, modal lock. pthread_rwlock_rdlock() attempts to acquire the read lock of the pair. This will not succeed while any thread holds the write lock, including the one trying to obtain the read lock.
I suppose that (3) will block the current thread, but actually it hasn`t. The program goes well.
How do you know it doesn't block? If it blocked for only a few milliseconds then you probably wouldn't notice. Perhaps you meant that you supposed (3) would deadlock but then it's not clear to me why you thought you could downgrade a lock but could not upgrade one. (In fact, you cannot do either).
The manual doesn`t explain the downgrading or upgrading stuffs.
Exactly. The manual does not describe upgrading or downgrading a rwlock that is already held. On the contrary, although it doesn't explicitly say you can't, it does contain language that should at least make you doubt whether you can do it with your particular pthreads implementation, and that should convey that it is not portable to rely on doing so. But if you have a write lock and want a read lock instead then you can of course unlock the rwlock and then, separately, acquire the read lock. Likewise for going the other direction. That does afford the possibility that another thread acquires one side or the other of the lock in between, but if you cannot abide that then you need to prevent it by some other means.
Did I ignore something?
It looks like you may have ignored that attempts to acquire either side of a rwlock can fail, as almost all calls to system interfaces can do. You need to check the return values of your function calls to confirm that they succeeded and / or recognize when they fail. In your particular case, I suspect that some of your lock acquisition calls are failing, possibly with EDEADLK.
If your "why?" is a request for a rationale for this design then I'm afraid you're out of luck. The POSIX system interfaces rationale document does devote a few words to pthreads read/write locks, but it does not speak directly to this question, so we can only speculate about why the rwlock interface is designed as it is in this regard.
If you want to rationalize it, though, you can imagine that a read-write lock is not a unitary object, but rather two separate locks bundled together and managed cooperatively. That doesn't necessarily imply that you couldn't have lock downgrades, but perhaps it makes that prospect seem less natural. You can also observe that POSIX maintains acquire / release consistency across a variety of synchronization objects.
Of course, it wasn't broken when people just used the plain old meta-command:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=#contentstart" />
but I don't know if this still works with all of the MILLION different scripts you have NOW. (What was wrong with straight forward HTML? I want the information, not to be entertained by dancing fonts and 'poop with eyes' emojis.)
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For me still crashing on launch in real device with iOS 26.
I don't know why. but I use `gemini-2.5-flash` it work. let's try
Well this is a cautionary tale.
All my settings were correct, the missing piece was publishing from Visual Studio. When I set up the publish settings I either checked "Use this connection string art runtime" or left it checked and this was holding my original connection string before I add the SQL server user and saving it in appsettings.production in the published files which is not a part of my application.
With that being said, and having now noticed this I can now finally get on with my project as it can now connect to SQL.
I don't mind putting this out there if it helps someone else in the future!
For the delay block there is no station id - the delay block has no station concept.
If you want better control, I'd suggest you move to a Service block, with a ResourcePool. Then you can have finer control (e.g. check which unit was seized and act accordingly)
hi I think this will work
df <- data.frame(replicate, start, Volume_loss)
df %>% mutate( Cum_vol_loss= cumsum(Volume_loss), Final_Volume=(start-Cum_vol_loss) )
In the sdk manager in android studio, uncheck (Hide obsolete packages) checkbox on the bottom, then search for (Android sdk tools (Obsolete)). by installing it you get the (tools) folder in the root of the Sdk dir.
EDIT: You will need Java installed to launch it.