esModule: false works for me. Thanks!

df = spark.createDataFrame([([31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 30, 31, 32],)], schema=['random_id_cesu8'])
df.withColumn('joined', F.array_join('random_id_cesu8', '').cast('float')).show()

Be careful with the data type because the range of long is not sufficient.

You can check Pushy https://pushy.me, it's kinda similar to FCM

I was able to figure this out, I had created EC2 instances from a custom AMI which had some other configurations and packages pre-installed, In that custom AMI delete on terminate was set to false.

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Here is an interesting possible solution. Apparently SPM doesn't build debug versions if your active configuration does not have the word debug, without spaces. Details here: https://forums.swift.org/t/update-swiftpm-to-support-custom-configuration-names/43075/12

this doesn't work for me in react native environment

Git sync in Cloudformation automates updates for the main stack but nested stack templates still need to be stored in S3 as github URLs aren't supported directly. To streamline this try using a CI/CD pipeline eg. AWS CodePipeline or github actions to automatically upload templates from github to S3 to ensure CloudFormation can access them without manual uploads.

   // Array to track used objects if "Unique" is checked
    var usedObjects = [];

    // Function to get a random object
    function getRandomObject() {
        if (document.getElementById("uniqueCheckbox").checked) {
            // Unique mode - Remove used objects from the list
            if (usedObjects.length === objData.length) {
                alert("All objects have been used! Resetting the list.");
                usedObjects = [];
            }

            var availableObjects = objData.filter(function(item) {
                return !usedObjects.includes(item);
            });

            var randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * availableObjects.length);
            var randomObject = availableObjects[randomIndex];
            usedObjects.push(randomObject);
        } else {
            // Normal mode - No uniqueness enforced
            var randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * objData.length);
            var randomObject = objData[randomIndex];
        }

        return randomObject;
    }

    // Function to display the generated random objects
    function generateRandomObjects() {
        // Get the number of objects to generate from the input field
        var objectCount = parseInt(document.getElementById("objectCount").value);

        // Validate the number (should not exceed 1500)
        if (isNaN(objectCount) || objectCount < 1 || objectCount > 1500) {
            alert("Please enter a valid number between 1 and 1500.");
            return;
        }

        // Generate the specified number of random objects
        var result = [];
        for (var i = 0; i < objectCount; i++) {
            result.push(getRandomObject());
        }

        // Display the generated random objects
        document.getElementById("output").innerHTML = 'Random Object(s):'+  '<span>'+ result + '</span>';
    }

    // Function to reset the form and clear the output
    function resetForm() {
        // Clear the output
        document.getElementById("output").innerText = "Your random object(s) will appear here...";

        // Reset the input field to default value of 1
        document.getElementById("objectCount").value = 1;

        // Uncheck the unique checkbox
        document.getElementById("uniqueCheckbox").checked = false;

        // Clear the used objects array
        usedObjects = [];
    }
var objData = ['Lighthouse', 'Punching bag', 'Chaps', 'Shower cap', 'Cauldron', 'Eggnog', 'Video camera', 'Faucet', 'Beads', 'Necklace', 'Sticker', 'Bow tie', 'Kale', 'Mantle', 'Loaf of bread', 'Blackberry']

Random Object Generator - This is live example

Your code snippet results in the right hand side vector being initialized with all zeros, hence the result vector is all zeros as well. While you state that you've tried with an vector of all 20s, maybe this value hasn't been passed properly?

Also, I recommend to use separate vectors for the right hand side vector and the solution vector, because they have different meaning (in this context: the right hand side is a heat source vector, the solution vector is a temperature distribution).

In general, I recommend to first verify that the system is set up correctly on the CPU (e.g. using the Eigen types and Eigen solvers). Then, once everything is working properly there, move the data over to ViennaCL types, using the default CPU backend of ViennaCL. Only when everything is working there, enable the CUDA backend of ViennaCL. With such a step-by-step approach, it is easier to isolate failure points. Trying to do everything at once makes it hard to reason about the failure cause.

https://github.com/houpjs/houp can help you implement this quickly.

Here is reproduce link

App

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { useStore } from 'houp';
import Child from './Child';
import useMyHook from './myHook';

export default function App() {
  const { test } = useStore(useMyHook);

  useEffect(() => {
    console.log(2, 'in APP level, test is:', test);
  }, [test]);

  return (
    <>
      {/* expect 'test' to be reflected */}
      <p>test: {test.toString()}</p>

      <Child />
    </>
  );
}

Child

import React from 'react';
import { useStore } from 'houp';
import useMyHook from './myHook';

export default function Child() {
  const { test, change } = useStore(useMyHook);
  return (
    <>
      <p>I am child</p>
      <button
        onClick={() => {
          change(!test);
        }}
      >
        click to change
      </button>
    </>
  );
}

Yes, the above solution worked for me as well. Thank you

How this question is answered depends upon whether it means,

1. "As a beginning Apple II 6502 programmer, how do I access files on the floppy?"
   or
2. "As an advanced programmer, how can I read/write bytes without using any Disk Operating System?"

@supercat has already given a superlative answer for Question #2, so this answer is aimed at Question #1, for the beginning Apple II assembly language programmer.

Short answer

Call the DOS file manager routines for handling files. (Or see the ProDOS routines, if you prefer).

The file manager routines provide assembly language access to the commands you are already familiar with from BASIC:

OPEN, CLOSE, READ, WRITE, DELETE, CATALOG, LOCK, UNLOCK, RENAME, POSITION, INIT, VERIFY

Longer answer

All the routines are called by JSR $3D6 with the Y and A registers pointing to an 18 byte "parameter list" you've filled in. Here's the quick reference table:

FILE MANAGER PARAMETER LIST (required input for each command)

0. Name File Name Address
1. RC Return Code (output)
2. Work Buff. Address of File Manager Work Area Buffer
3. T/S List Address of Track/Sector List Buffer
4. Data Buff. Data Sector Buffer Address
5. BOL/BOH 16-bit Byte Offset
6. RLL/RLH 16-bit Range Length
7. Range Either 16-bit Range Address or one data byte in offset $08

More details

The easiest way to make a parameter list is to modify DOS's existing parameter list. JSR $3DC, puts the low byte of the address in Y and the high byte in A.

Even more details

The parameter list contains pointers to memory regions which need to be reserved by the programmer by borrowing a "file buffer" from DOS. File buffers are in a linked list with the first one pointed to by the first two bytes of DOS. If the first character of a buffer's filename is a NULL ($00), then the buffer is not in use and you can reserve it by changing that byte. If it is in use, you'll have to follow the link to the next buffer. If the link points to the $0000, then you've hit the end of the list. (By default DOS starts with MAXFILES 3).

The DOS buffers are in the following format, but note that the pointers to them are actually the address of the filename field (offset $22D).

Example Algorithms from Beneath Apple DOS

1. Check if DOS is even loaded since it is required before using the file manager routines.

  LDA $3D0    GET VECTOR JMP
  CMP #$4C    IS IT A JUMP?
  BNE NODOS   NO, DOS NOT LOADED

2. Locate a free DOS buffer

  FBUFF   LDA     $3D2    Locate DOS load point
          STA     $1
          LDY     #0
          STY     $0
  *
  GBUF0   LDA     ($0),Y  Locate next DOS buffer  
          PHA
          INY
          LDA     $(0),Y
          STA     $1
          PLA
          STA     $0
          BNE     GBUF    Got one
          LDA     $1
          BEQ     NBUF    No buffers free
  *
  GBUF    LDY     #0      Get filename
          LDA     $(0),Y
          BEQ     GOTBUF  It's free
          LDY     #36     It's not free
          BNE     GBUF0   Go get next buffer
  *
  GOTBUF  CLC             Indicate: Got a free buffer
          RTS             Return to caller
  NBUF    SEC             Indicate: No free buffers       
          RTS             Return to caller

Further reading

This answer is wholly based on Don Worth and Pieter Lechner's excellent Beneath Apple DOS, published by Quality Software in 1982. All the nitty gritty omitted here, including an example assembly language program that uses the file manager routines can be found in that most worthy tome.

I have exactly the same issue while building a Docker image. I tried on two different PCs and ended up with the same failure. It seems that the ssh-agent in WSL2 failed to forward into the Docker image. There's another way to pass ssh key safely into docker image,see https://docs.docker.com/build/ci/github-actions/secrets/

I came across this post after receiving a similar error. I'm not sure if your situation is the same as mine, but my issue was related to me attempting to use server-side code in my client-side code.

One of my imports was not supported on the browser as it was meant to be used on the server side.

import { useEffect, useMemo, useState } from "react"
import { useAuth } from "./useAuth";
import { firestore } from "firebase-admin";
import { 
    setDoc, addDoc, collection, getDocs, getDoc, doc, updateDoc, query, 
    where, deleteDoc,
} from "firebase/firestore"; 

Here's the issue: 'import { firestore } from "firebase-admin";' I imported firestore incorrectly and used it in my code, which caused me to have similar errors, e.g:

ERROR in node:util Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError: Reading from "node:util" is not handled by plugins (Unhandled scheme). Webpack supports "data:" and "file:" URIs by default. You may need an additional plugin to handle "node:" URIs.

ERROR in node:stream Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError: Reading from "node:stream" is not handled by plugins (Unhandled scheme). Webpack supports "data:" and "file:" URIs by default. You may need an additional plugin to handle "node:" URIs.

Basically, before you start deleting and changing a whole bunch of stuff, I suggest checking your imports/code, and if you are planning to use server-side functions then they need to be in a separate file from my understanding.

So basically the issue was that I was using client Firestore SDK to query my Cloud Firestore. However, since the token is stored in the server, I had to use the server functions, which has access to a service account, which then can query Cloud Firestore.

Someone, please use the correct terminologies to further refine and make my answer more clearer.

Thanks in advance.

Im facing the same issue too. Did you got any solution @Harshith kumar A

In my case Display: block Is working

You could try this.

git submodule update

If you're using Visual Studio, right-click in the Git Changes window and select Submodule Update.

Git Submodules: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules

You need to set the CORS policy for your S3 bucket. The configuration on the console looks like 1. More documentation can be found here.

1

Looks like it may be possible through App Engine:

• Receiving email
• Using Cloud Storage

For recording the app's screen, you will need to create virtual display via MediaProjection and then use MediaRecorder for recording.

You can checkout the android compose app that I've posted on github recording the game play for tictactoe game.

stranger. Set return type Task instead of void.

// this throw an Exception
protected async void OnLogin()
{
    navigationManager.NavigateTo("/");
}

// this this works in my case
protected async Task OnLogin()
{
    navigationManager.NavigateTo("/");
}

Ended up applying a natural sort-aware collation to the column. Works in all my tests exactly as the native Version class.

I want to know who I can show the web role information as a view in the contact table information. I need to use some lookup in the form where I need to show limited contact based on the roles they have.

Also, I need to create a screen for the admin to view the contacts with their roles so he can contact the admin for any correction. That's why I need to create couple of views in the contact table where I can have column of the username, email and the role they assigned

I am the OP. Sorry for my fault. It should be "+m" instead of "+a" for using the memory instead of register.

I modified the code to:

        asm ("incl %0":"+m"(global_counter));

Problem solved.

If all the users of your application are on the same network, a viable alternative would be to set up a central computer or server that hosts the Access database. You could then create a lightweight API on that central machine to handle interactions with the database.

export default async function Home() {
  const session = await getServerSession(authOptions);
  if (session) {
    return redirect('/login');
  }

  return redirect('/dashboard/tariff');
}

you can call redirect fuction as a component! Follow

As of 2025, the following seems to work:

$("#selector").val("specificvalue").data("autocomplete-selection", "specificvalue");

AWS does not natively support deploying Cloudformation stacks from Github as the templateUrl must be an S3 bucket [1]. While they could create this extension, S3 is their technology and they would prefer to have all Cloudformation code contained within their ecosystem.

The purpose of git sync is to keep your local workspace in sync with the remote git repository. It is not related to AWS.

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/aws-resource-cloudformation-stack.html#cfn-cloudformation-stack-templateurl

And what about PUT and DELETE metrics? Do anyone have answer for that?

I also face same issue. But in my case package's for Angular 14 was upto date. Issue was with "ngx-build-plus" package use for building Angular app in angular.json Angular.json

When I check package.json, it was not update as per Angular version and still pointing to old version(13.x) of Angular. I updated ngx-build-plus package to 14.x.x and did "npm install" again and then "npm start" and it work as expected.

So far above issue when you check which package is use to build you angular project in "Angular.json" file and set its proper version in pacakge.json resolve my issue.

Create a vite-env.d.ts file in the root directory and add the following code to it:

/// <reference types="vite/client" />
/// <reference types="vite/types/importMeta.d.ts" />

You don't need to update your tsconfig.json.

How did you fix this? I've the same problem right now

Probably your audio url is wrong

=NORMINV((K^(RAND())-1)/(K-1), M, S) 

To create right-skewed data, set K > 1 (e.g. let K = 1000)
To create left-skewed data, 0 < K < 1 (e.g. let K = 0.001)

The function will fail (due to a divide-by-zero error) if K = 1

Note that the mean of the distribution will no longer match the value M.

If you haven't solved the error yet, then you don't have a callback handler specified in your jaas settings that parses JWT. For example,

sasl.jaas.config = io.strimzi.kafka.oauth.client.JaasClientOauthLoginCallbackHandler

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Ferdinand Espiritu Cea 1736823233292.pdf

For default APK build:

./gradlew app:assembleRelease

For default AAB build:

./gradlew app:bundleRelease

Yep, thanks closer, for me it was, from the Top Menu

Git    
Settings    
GitHub    
Copilot

And add an account

An Image of the Setting

I just found a document that looks exactly like this in my boyfriend's Samsung Notebook I didn't know what it was well I carefully read your article and I appreciate it I now know exactly what it is and and I'm a little upset but I'm I feel I feel good to know what it was and I appreciate you and he's moving I can't believe he actually knew somebody that knew how to do that he had a girl do it for him so it goes back 4 months I really appreciate you God bless you bye from an old lady on the beach in Florida My name's Lisa thank you

I have same problem as well,, did you fix this error ?

Route com.example.sharetransitiondemo.navigation.Detail could not find any NavType for argument product of type com.example.sharetransitiondemo.domain.Product - typeMap received was {}

I had the same problem.
There's a PR that solves the problem, waiting to be merged for 2 years already.
The "playsound" in not maintained anymore.
Switch to playsound3: https://pypi.org/project/playsound3/

I tried all options given. At last I downloaded the content using Tor browser.

This package addresses this exact challenge via the multinomial-Poisson transformation. You can call glmer.mp() to build your model and Anova.mp() to get an ANOVA-like table of effects. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/multpois/index.html

The 'move to' or 'follow path' blocks might have properties that slow agents at each waypoint, such as acceleration/deceleration settings or a speed adjustment on reaching nodes. Probably you coul try cheking the pathfinding settings or the properties of the movemen block and ensure there are no unnecessary speed reductions at waypoints. for instance, you could disable 'slown down near taget' or similar options in the movement block and also adjust the max speed, acceleration, or deceleration properties. Cheers.

I meet the same problem, cause by the network, resolved by:

SET HTTP_PROXY=xxx
SET HTTPS_PROXY=xxx

I don't think the JVM makes a distinction between it. The try-with-resources statement, for example, actually creates a throw Throwable statement by the Java compiler.

i had de same issue, how do i solve it in spyder? enter image description here

I'm a linux guy and encountered this while setting up IDEA community on windows (which probably is the same for android studio)..

You can find where your sdk is located by looking in the "settings"

The "skins" folder you're looking for is in the android sdk folder, for me was "C:\Users\Rob\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk"

(For noobies, make sure you have "hidden" unselected in properties if you're searching with file explorer) and look for "skins" folder

copy+paste the directory into the field

Maybe ask chatGPT which folder you can pick (if you're a little lazy like me). I'm using pixel so I chose the confusingly named WXGA800

have you solve the problem? I trying the same thing but I get the error: "system.net.sockets.socketexception: 'the requested address is not valid in its context" when I trying to connect bluetooth

I am having the same problem with sample code hello world deployed and hosted by Twilio itself.

I crated a service with a simple function and linked it to Twilio number. However, I can't call it. It gives busy line everytime.

It can have multiple reasons. I can't figure out how you created layer. Did you used venv locally and then uploaded library packages from it? How did you test if numpy was added successfully? Are you using correct version of Lambda layer?

Another simple approach I will suggest you to use by running container on Lambda. Put package via Dockerfile into image and run container using that image.

The system can call python3 but not its libraries, it seems that you need to include pythonpath of the library to the environment variable so that the terminal can execute jupyter. adding python library pythonpath

I got the same issue. But, for my scenario, I am using Managed Kafka and Managed MySQL on DigitalOcean. I tried many ways but it's not success! Any suggestions for Managed Kafka!

Maybe you can try other simple tools. With GISBox, you can easily generate a 3D tile layer based on the map in just a few steps.

After creating a new scene, find "Get Map Data" in the menu bar.

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In the window, you can enter the maximum and minimum longitude and latitude coordinates to determine the map range, or you can use the mouse to select a box in the map.

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In this way, the corresponding 3D tile layers will be generated in the scene.

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If you're talking about external storage, you can set the app target SDK version to 29 (30 or less) so that it can read and write in the /sdcard/ directory via the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE with READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission. This relies on Android's compatibility with lower versions of apps. The directory can also be authorized using Android SAF.

use Ctrl + Shift + K to push, the target branch can be edit and change. my screenshot

Try using @Configuration and @ConfigurationProperty in your library, then you can dynamically set or get values.

reference:

How can I write and read to and from a application.yaml at runtime using java code in a spring boot application?

you need to add the jar classpath, it has all the classes that are needed to access sqlite. JDBC is one of the most common ones, here’s an example of initiating with it:

    Class.forName("org.sqlite.JDBC");

in case you need to download it here’s the github

This will work. This issue is caused by acf newer versions escaping unsafe HTML when using the_field() function.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/79332041/29186318

I am facing the same issue, check you harbor.yml file "hostname: XXXXXXX" I misconfigured the hostname to another ip. after changed, execute install.sh again sloved my problem

Marked solution is misleading. For the situation described in the question, a write action is indeed performed on each record, even if there is no difference between the source and the target. The only difference seems to be whether that write action is a create or an update, i.e. which plugins will trigger.

double seconds = CACurrentMediaTime();

You can also specify System.in as input, only for the native target. Same as in the now updated "Get started with Kotlin/Native" guide:

nativeTarget.apply {
    binaries {
        executable {
            entryPoint = "main"
            runTask?.standardInput = System.`in`
        }
    }
}

With version 1.8 and above DisableConcurrentExecution should support this by passing a string format that will format the method's parameters.

[DisableConcurrentExecution("Id:{0}", 10)]
void Do(int id) { }

I couldn't find documentation, but here is the commit that added this feature.

This article also mentions it at 4. Prevent Concurrent execution of Hangfire jobs

All you need to do is this

SELECT locationId,
    location,
FROM location_type
where city in ( ?, ? )
    and userId = ?

Now you can pass all three parameters separately.

Otherwise your , in the passed parameter to Athena is escaped; as prepared statements are supposed to.

What are the risks of allow_dangerous_code=True? Should you just not run in production?

The model for Streamlit in Snowflake closely maps to the owner’s rights model in stored procedures.

Streamlit apps run with the privileges of the owner, not the privileges of the caller.

Streamlit apps running in Streamlit in Snowflake run with owner’s rights and follow the same security model as other Snowflake objects that run with owner’s rights. source

Unlike caller’s rights, owner’s rights stored procedures can call only a subset of SQL statements.

The following SQL statements can be called from inside an owner’s rights stored procedure:

• SELECT.

• DML.

• DDL. (Some restrictions on the ALTER USER statement.)

• GRANT/REVOKE.

• Variable assignment.

• DESCRIBE and SHOW.

Other SQL statements cannot be called from inside an owner’s rights stored procedure. source

The issue you're facing with jsbeautifier creating invalid JSON is indeed a known bug, as you've noted. Unfortunately, there’s no direct fix within the library itself right now.

Workarounds:

- Use Python’s Built-in JSON Tools Python’s json module can format your data correctly and always outputs valid JSON. This can be a more reliable alternative to jsbeautifier.

- Post-process the Output If you need to stick with jsbeautifier, you can clean up the output by removing the extra spaces between the minus sign and the number using a simple text-processing step.

- Use an Online Formatter For a quick and easy solution, try a JSON Formatter. It ensures your JSON is both valid and properly formatted without the risk of errors like this. It’s especially handy when dealing with complex JSON structures.

Unfortunately, there’s no good way to force the native “pull-to-refresh” spinner on mobile browsers when your entire app is rendered as a single canvas (the way Flutter Web does). The browser can only trigger its built-in pull-to-refresh UI if it detects a “page-level” scroll, whereas Flutter intercepts all touch events inside the canvas.

The bottom line is that because Flutter Web handles rendering and scrolling internally, it is not possible to trigger the browser’s native pull-to-refresh spinner. You either need to:

Allow the page itself to scroll at least partially outside Flutter (which is often not desirable), or Implement a custom pull-to-refresh widget in Flutter (which does not show the browser’s spinner, but can still give users a “drag to refresh” gesture).

Set you LOG_INFO=error

Solved for me!

The issue was related to the endianness of my devices. Specifically, there was a difference in endianness between the host (written in Java) and the device (my GPU using OpenCL). The data transmitted through the camera buffer had its bytes reversed. Once I identified the problem and corrected the byte order, everything worked smoothly.

This works on my side:

steps:
  - checkout: self
    persistCredentials: true

  # Rest of the pipeline

  - script: |
      git config --global user.name "BuildService"
      git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
      git tag "Build_$(Build.BuildNumber)"
      git push origin --tags
    workingDirectory: '$(Build.Repository.LocalPath)'

Running Git commands inside Azure DevOps pipeline

I believe I found a solution for this that works with nested subfolders. Essentially you have to do it in stages for each layer of nesting.

# Ignore everything in app/ except app/src/addons/MyAddOn/*
app/*
!app/src
app/src/*
!app/src/addons
app/src/addons/*
!app/src/addons/MyAddOn

I want to understand how @Stef's O(n ^ 2) is actually O(n ^ 2). Build vector constructs table[l] = {.....} and it takes 2 points. In the worst case, there might be only one l and all of (n ^ 2) points will fall into that bucket. Now, for (a, b), (c, d) in combinations(l, 2), this contains (n ^ 2) = M elements. He enumerates all the 2-point possibilities => O(M * M) = O(n ^ 4).

In C++26, with the final reflection syntax:

class Blah {};
constexpr std::string_view name = std::meta::identifier_of(^^Blah); 
assert( className == "Blah" );

Godbolt example: https://godbolt.org/z/Kbr3jGbT1

I have a similar error I want to get the Google ID but it returns: No credentials available

I've checked but I don't see anything out of the ordinary

val credentials = "1.2.2"
val identity = "1.1.0"

implementation("androidx.credentials:credentials:${credentials}")
implementation("androidx.credentials:credentials-play-services-auth:${credentials}")
implementation("com.google.android.libraries.identity.googleid:googleid:1.1.1")

fun SingInGoogle(context: Context, ){
// Configura la opción de Google ID
val rawNonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString()
val bytes = rawNonce.toByteArray()
val md = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-256")
val digest = md.digest(bytes)
val hashedNonce = digest.fold("") {str, it -> str +  "%02x".format(it) }

val googleIdOption = GetGoogleIdOption.Builder()
    .setFilterByAuthorizedAccounts(false)
    .setServerClientId(context.getString(R.string.default_web_client_id))
    .setNonce(hashedNonce)
    .build()

// Crea la solicitud de credencial
val request = GetCredentialRequest.Builder()
    .addCredentialOption(googleIdOption)
    .build()

// Inicializa el executor para el callback
val executor = Executor { command -> Handler(Looper.getMainLooper()).post(command) }

// Crear una señal de cancelación
val cancellationSignal = CancellationSignal()

// Obtiene la credencial
CredentialManager.create(context).getCredentialAsync(
    context,
    request,
    cancellationSignal,
    executor,
    object : CredentialManagerCallback<GetCredentialResponse, GetCredentialException> {
        override fun onResult(result: GetCredentialResponse) {
            handleSignIn(result)
        }

        override fun onError(e: GetCredentialException) {
            handleFailure(e)
        }
    }
)

}

Bluetooth will only work in development build. You can refer to this article to know more: https://expo.dev/blog/how-to-build-a-bluetooth-low-energy-powered-expo-app

Adding a response in case someone else has a similar issue. It's difficult to answer without an example, so let's say this would be selecting 2 of a possible 10 brands to be rated if respondent is familiar with a given brand. That's a pretty standard situation. For our purposes, the brands are referred to as B1, B2, ..., B10. As per OP's example, we need exclusions, so let's say B1, B2, and B3 are all made by the survey sponsor, and they want to make sure they get enough ratings for competitors. Thus a max of 1 chosen brands can come from the set of B1, B2, or B3.

OP is using what I'd consider in 2025 to be "old code" (i.e. standard code from before updates were made in how FORSTA functions) here. It can still work, but it's harder work than necessary, so my first suggestion is to just use quota objects and let them do what they're built for. It's perhaps inelegant, but quota objects are easy for the next programmer of unknown experience to follow. To that end, I would use two quota objects. By default, when a respondent qualifies for more than one quota cell, the cell with the lowest completion % towards that cell's limit is chosen. If no limits are set, it just goes by lowest count.

The first quota object (PICK_1) would choose one brand IF:

1. Respondent is familiar with the brand

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The second quota object (PICK_2) would then choose one brand IF:

1. Respondent is familiar with the brand
2. PICK_1 did NOT choose the same brand
3. For brands B1, B2, or B3 to be chosen by PICK_2, PICK_1 cannot have chosen B1, B2, or B3.

That would give you the two brands you needed.

Use Username:admin Password:pass in your secrets file when setting up the mongo-secret.yaml file.

Open a terminal and do: echo -n admin | base64

and

echo -n pass | base 64

Copy the resulting encoded username and password into your secrets.yaml file and then use admin and pass as your arguments for username and password when the prompts comes up.

That works for me.

It is also discussed here: mongo-express service in minikube doesnt seem to work with its username and password

Visual Studio 2022 does support UTF-8 encoded resource files now (as referred to in @sigy's comment in the accepted answer).

• Save the file as UTF-8 without a BOM
• Make sure #pragma code_page(65001) appears before the encoded text

If you add the pragma to the top of the file and it's still not working, check that there isn't another one lower down that's overriding it.

For me the issue was actually related to ssh-agent

ensure the ssh-agent is running by running

systemctl --user status ssh-agent.service 

If the service is inactive or disabled you can run

systemctl --user start ssh-agent.service                                                                        
systemctl --user enable ssh-agent.service

or simply

systemctl enable ssh-agent --now

Cheers!

I turned Windows Defender firewall off, was able to run, and then turned it back on.

In my case I had do open my git repo's config file and change http to https under the [remote "origin"] url.

Ultimately, the issue was resolved by posting all params into the RAW Body and submitting it that way...

For future reference, the URL is supposed to only reflect the customer ID (eg. https://mywebsite.com/api/customer/1) and all relevant parameters including company and zip (or whatever you want to update) goes into a RAW body in JSON format.

Thank you to @c3roe for pointing me in the right direction.

To anyone finding this thread in future, I was having the same issue, and here is my solution.

If the only credentials being used are the ones set up in the ODBC (in the example above the user is "excel") then it is possible you have some cached credentials in the Data Source Settings that need to be removed:

Right Click on any permissions that match your DSN (e.g. dsn=esa ) and clear any unwanted usernames and passwords.

Then, when you try to Get Data from the ODBC data source again, you will get this screen. Click "Default or Custom" and then "Connect" and if configured correctly, you should see the list of tables.

Once you have done this, the "Default or Custom" selection is stored in Data Source Settings so you shouldn't have to do this again.

Hope this helps!

I'm facing the same issue on a new deployment. did you manage to find a solution?

Just use a tsdb insert the value a track it over time, you can use grafana to monitor and alert on it

I cant get any of these solutions to reference a local class library that I have developed in VSCode.

Use Username:admin Password:pass in your secrets file when setting up the mongo-secret.yaml file.

Open a terminal and do: echo -n admin | base64

and

echo -n pass | base 64

Copy the resulting encoded username and password into your secrets.yaml file and then use admin and pass as your arguments for username and password when the prompts comes up.

That works for me.

It is also discussed here: mongo-express service in minikube doesnt seem to work with its username and password

Corrija a configuração do build no VSCode.

O erro:

The PreLunchedTask 'C/C++: g++.exe build active file' terminated with exit code -1.

indica que a tarefa de compilação configurada no VSCode falhou. Esse erro acontece geralmente porque o compilador tenta compilar apenas o arquivo ativo (code.cpp), mas o programa depende também de source.cpp para gerar o binário final.

Você precisa configurar o build task do VSCode para compilar todos os arquivos do projeto.

Modifique a configuração do tasks.json: Abra o arquivo .vscode/tasks.json e substitua o conteúdo pelo seguinte

{
    "version": "2.0.0",
    "tasks": [
        {
            "label": "Build C++ Project",
            "type": "shell",
            "command": "g++",
            "args": [
                "-g",
                "code.cpp",
                "source.cpp",
                "-o",
                "program"
            ],
            "group": {
                "kind": "build",
                "isDefault": true
            },
            "problemMatcher": ["$gcc"],
            "detail": "Generated task by ChatGPT"
        }
    ]
}

Após configurar, pressione Ctrl+Shift+B para compilar. Em seguida, execute o programa no terminal.

Seu código está correto, mas certifique-se de que todos os arquivos (code.cpp, source.cpp, source.hpp) estejam no mesmo diretório e nomeados exatamente como você os mencionou.

Glad this was here. Converting to an x64 project target in C++ Builder 12 and setting up the FDAC object at runtime fixed mine.

its to go to a section in that webpage, for example; https://siteurl.whatever/home/#home, there would need to be in the html code that has that section recongized, so when you enter this url it would automatically load the webpage on that url. though it is not sent to the server its just for the clientside. since it doesnt refresh the webpage. also it can be used to load different webpages without having to refresh the page everytime they switch, useful for apps like render or school applications.

Common mistake. Check if services.Build is called after all registrations...

Maybe shouldn't be the answer to the question but some people probably check this point when redirected somehow here

joblib.Parallel does not have a memory locking function. There are two ways to bypass this: (1) specify it in the Parallel call using require='sharedmem' and (2) use automated memory mapping for numpy arrays.

Other methods can also be used but do not seem to be very efficient. More information and usage examples are provided at: https://joblib.readthedocs.io/en/latest/parallel.html#shared-memory-semantics

What about animation components such as SequentialAnimation, PropertyAnimation, ColorAnimation?

import QtQuick
import QtQuick.Controls
Page {
    Rectangle { id: redrect; x: 50; y: 50; width: 100; height: 100; color: "red" }
    Button {
        x: 50; y: 200; text: "Animate"
        onClicked: SequentialAnimation {
            ScriptAction {
                script: {
                    redrect.x = 50;
                    redrect.rotation = 0;
                    redrect.color = "red";
                }
            }
            PropertyAnimation { target: redrect; property: "x"; to: 200 }
            PropertyAnimation { target: redrect; property: "rotation"; to: 90 }
            PropertyAnimation { target: redrect; property: "x"; to: 50 }
            ColorAnimation { target: redrect; property: "color"; to: "green" }
        }
    }
}

You can Try it Online!

Discord has harsh rate-limits in place at updating/modifying/removing existing application commands. Since you loop through every command and send one api request per command you get easily rate-limited very fast.

To fix this behaviour update your code as follows:

• Do not clear old commands, you can just override them and the old ones will be gone.

• If you want to clear all commands you can either collect them all in an array before sending the api request, or - and this is the better behaviour - just put an empty array.

You are using capital letters in your URL, when the file uses lowercase letters. If I use chrome dev tools to change the code to the following it shows just fine.

<img src="images/parking-winds-v2.png" alt="Parking Winds" class="project-image">

Ok, so I came up with this custom router implementation to achieve the desired behaviour I want

import SwiftUI

protocol Closable {
  func close()
}

class Router: ObservableObject {
  @Published var values: [Int: Closable?] = [:]
  @Published var path: [Int] = [] {
    didSet {
      let difference: CollectionDifference<Int> = path.difference(from: oldValue)
      difference.forEach { change in
        switch change {
        case .remove(_, let key, _):
          values.removeValue(forKey: key)??.close()
        default:
          break
        }
      }
    }
  }
  
  func register(key: Int, value: Closable) {
    values[key] = value
  }
  
  func push(key: Int){
    values[key] = nil
    path.append(key)
  }
  
  func pop(){
    let key = path.removeLast()
    values.removeValue(forKey: key)??.close()
  }
}

struct TimerList: View {
  @State private var times = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  @StateObject var router = Router()
  
  var body: some View {
    NavigationStack(path: $router.path) {
      List(times, id: \.self) { time in
        Button(
          action: { router.push(key: time) },
          label: {
            Text("\(time)")
          }
        )
      }
      .navigationDestination(for: Int.self) { time in
        TimerView(time: time)
          .environmentObject(router)
      }
    }
  }
}

class TimerViewModel: ObservableObject, Closable {
  let initial: Int
  @Published var time: Int
  
  private var task: Task<Void, Never>? = nil
  
  init(time: Int) {
    self.initial = time
    self.time = time
  }
  
  func close() {
    task?.cancel()
  }
  
  @MainActor
  func start() {
    if task != nil { return }
    task = Task { [weak self] in
      guard let self = self else { return }
      repeat {
        do { try await Task.sleep(nanoseconds: 1_000_000_000) }
        catch { return }
        self.time += 1
        print("Timer \(initial) incremented to \(time)")
      } while !Task.isCancelled
    }
  }
}

struct TimerView: View {
  let time: Int
  @EnvironmentObject var router: Router
  @StateObject var viewModel: TimerViewModel
  
  init(time: Int) {
    self.time = time
    _viewModel = StateObject(wrappedValue: TimerViewModel(time: time))
  }
  
  var body: some View {
    VStack {
      Text("Timer #\(viewModel.initial) is \(viewModel.time)")
      NavigationLink(value: time + 1, label: { Text("Next") })
    }
    .onAppear {
      viewModel.start()
      router.register(key: time, value: viewModel)
    }
  }
}

Not sure if this is the best way to do it, but it does work