If you use openapi-generator-maven-plugin try to change version. Fixed in new version 7.10.0

thanks,yeah use correct file allocation in python and im port numpy

nano ~/.lldbinit

Just delete everything. Command + x

With SSPL, MongoDB does not let Cloud providers like Microsoft, Amazon, Google etc - run a fork of opensource MongoDB and sell it as a PaaS service where they will earn revenue but MongoDB will get nothing. From MongoDB's perspective it is fair only if the cloud providers open up their management platform code as well. And that of course is the core of cloud IP. It will not happen.

But you can still install Opensource MongoDB on a VM in cloud, run your applications and use cases (knowing that the opensource version is not as secured as enterprise version). Nothing stops you from doing that.

My take is the key point is review the new commits on develop/main branch prior to decide doing a merge or rebase. There is no silver bullet that solves all the situations.

• If the either their changes or your changes are small and unrelated to each others codes (eg. someone has a big feature, and you are only changing variables names, or vice versus), I would do a rebase to accept coworkers changes.
• If the changes are related to your work, I would do a merge and interact with merge conflicts and use our brain to decide which line to keep and which to edit, better yet talk to the coworker and come to a consensus before submitting the PR.

When the git framework is catching conflicts and initiate human-human interactions or discussions, the git is working properly as expected, git is a tool to help human work together effective.

For me, it was the google_fonts package, I removed it and it started working fine.

When adding an input into your node, as defined, it will come as a field.. but you can always right-click on this field and select "convert widget to input"... et voila!

I have the same problem I deleted the default VPC and everything linked to it while doing some clean up (when I was getting charged for something), Sure enough I ignored the warnings. Upon looking in to the documents it turns out that it is just a pre defined VPC for quick usage u can create one and use it like default VPC by looking at the specs here

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/default-vpc-components.html

Are you mapping your request JSON object into a class object?

If so, check if the boolean class members are declared as boolean instead of Boolean.

We faced the same issue here. After changing the class members to Boolean the validation started working as expected.

I had to raise my error tolerability count way high

I'm curious which setting you are using for this count. As per this doc it seems checking the checkbox "Ignore unknown values" is all you need.

Also, inferring from the tag bigquery-dataframes, are you using the BigQuery DataFrames library to do your job? If yes please do share your sample code to get more precise help with the library.

I recently saw a .nsh file for the first time. What is it?

They are scripts that operate in the context of a UEFI shell. ^[1] These tend to have standardised names, like startup.nsh.

I can't find any docs regarding this language. Does anyone know a good place to learn about it?

They appear to adhere to standard POSIX Shell Script syntax.

I found protoc-gen-doc. To generate html from .proto files, we can run the following command:

protoc --doc_out=./doc --doc_opt=html,index.html proto/*.proto

Example of output result

This question has been open for a long time, but, for those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here

@Dharmalingam Arumugam, Do you have a working solution to upload a file in Saucelabs mobile browser using Selenium webdriver for testing.

This question has been open for a long time, but, for those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here.

Short answer is - No for Github Copilot, but Yes for another GitHub product.

GitHub Copilot is not intended to expose any mechanism behind the scene, it's very complex and being changed everyday. The GitHub Copilot backend will have a specific proxy to handle and filter content - not going directly to Azure OpenAI as usual. Also the token and its lifetime is quite short and only use for application purpose, not development.

Another product - GitHub Models will allow you to explore any state-of-the-art model https://github.com/marketplace/models/, you may have to request joining the waitlist and wait for its approval. Read more here https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/introducing-github-models/. Absolutely, the way you use it in Python code is the same way with Azure OpenAI, OpenAI SDK, having an endpoint and secret key then enjoy it.

Another product - GitHub Copilot Extension, allowing you to reuse GitHub Copilot credential to create an agent for specific task, such as @docker, @azure,.. once agent installed, developer can leverage GitHub Copilot Chat as usual. The market is still humble but it will be bigger soon https://github.com/marketplace?type=apps&copilot_app=true

I received the error :

ImportError: cannot import name 'ttk' from partially initialized module 'tkinter'

because in my example I try to create an test file with the name tkinter.py

I rename the test file and the error disappeared

Try below steps:

• Enable Keychain Sharing for iOS: Go to Signing & Capabilities in Xcode > Add "Keychain Sharing" capability. This is required for Firebase Authentication on iOS starting with Firebase iOS SDK 9.6.0.

• Make sure your GoogleService-Info.plist is correctly placed in the iOS project and matches your Firebase project settings.

• Make sure firebase_auth and firebase_core are up-to-date. Run flutter pub upgrade.

• Run flutter clean, then flutter run to rebuild the app with correct configurations.

This question has been open for a long time, but, for those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here.

The error message you're encountering seems to be related to PowerShell, and it indicates that the command Set-ExecutionPolicy-Scope is not recognized. This may happen due to a typo or incorrect command. You likely intend to set the execution policy for PowerShell scripts, and the correct command should be Set-ExecutionPolicy.

Here's how you can resolve this issue:

1. Fixing the PowerShell Execution Policy To allow scripts to run in PowerShell (which might be required by Expo), you should set the Execution Policy to allow scripts. Open PowerShell as an Administrator and run the following command:

powershell Copy code Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process This command allows the execution of scripts for the current PowerShell session. If you need to set it globally, you can replace Process with CurrentUser or LocalMachine:

powershell Copy code Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope CurrentUser Bypass allows scripts to run without any restrictions (for the current session). CurrentUser changes the policy for just your user. LocalMachine changes the policy globally for all users (admin privileges required). 2. Verify and Restart PowerShell Once you've set the execution policy, restart PowerShell to ensure the new policy takes effect.

3. Retry Expo Start Now, try running your Expo command again:

bash Copy code npx expo start 4. Check for Other Issues If the issue persists, make sure your system has:

Node.js installed and updated. Expo CLI installed globally (optional): bash Copy code npm install -g expo-cli Check for any error messages in the terminal for further troubleshooting. Let me know if this resolves the issue or if you're encountering any further errors!

You got it, the recipients should be Not relevant, should not be used by public. I reported it back to our engineering team, we will get this fixed.

This question has been open for a long time, but, for those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here.

For those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here

This question has been open for a long time, but, for those who face this problem, I leave the link to a project that I implemented focusing precisely on gaining performance to convert Excel worksheets to Pandas dataframes.

See the project here

Indeed, it turned out out-of-band requests aren't permitted by the Tumblr API.

This is a problem I can't really fix since I deliberately wanted to avoid a redirect to the OAuth URL, which is impossible using the shell without a browser.

Ended up using a different API instead.

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You may need to specify the header Content-Type as "Content-Type": "application/json" in you request

My bug was in this line of code:

formContext.getControl("wdps_base_salesorderdetail")).addCustomView(viewId, "product", "Basisprodukt", fetchXml, gridLayout, true);

I passed the wrong logicalName (second parameter). It shoud be "salesorderdetail" rather than "product". The strange thing is the behaviour of Dynamics CRM, because the error-message guides me to the wrong direction and I forgot to have a closer look at the code. The other strange thing was, that Dynamics CRM adds an fix parameter to the fetchxml, this is the main-attribute of the entity passed as second parameter. In my case attribute 'name' was the attribute of product.

thx for reading :)

I know it's been several months, but I just finished a project that might help you: an HT12D emulator with PIC12F675.

See the complete project here

With this project, you can simply eliminate HT12D and treat the outputs however you want.

When using a ps1 file, actually you need to change your script, replace the line New-PSDrive -Name [Drive Letter] -PSProvider FileSystem -Root "\\[Azure URL]\[Path]" -Persist to: net use [Drive Letter]: "\\[Azure URL]\[Path]" /persistent:yes

Using New-PSDrive will map the Drive only while the script is running, and using -Scope "Global" will map the drive while the PS session is not terminated, in other words, the map will go after you reboot the computer.

It's a return type annotation. The type after the colon is the return type of the function/method.

Use max-parallel: 1, like this:

...
jobs:
  testing:
    strategy:
      # Each job needs its own backend. Running backends in parallel requires using differnt ports.
      max-parallel: 1
      matrix:
        selection: [
          'default',
          'xml-storage'
        ]
    name: Unit tests
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
...

i have the same problem. Is there a different step to do? i put the app-ads.txt in the marketing url of my app page, like it said on the documentation.

Did you solve it?

Vuforia or ArFoundation are framework that will work with ARCore and ARKit.

And it is up to these SDKs to choose a hardware camera.

And these SDKs use front camera to Face Tracking.

In fact, I am facing the same problem, but you can try adding any text before adding the tag for example : tag:"text$your tag ",

Hope this helps you

I think you're looking for this:

ggplot(df, aes(y=name, x=value, fill = cost)) +
  coord_cartesian(clip = "off") +
  geom_bar(position = "stack", stat = "identity") +
  geom_text(
    aes(label = after_stat(x), group = name), 
    stat = 'summary', fun = sum, hjust = -0.5
  )

I had the similar issue. The cause was that my MemoryStream was disposed prematurely. The exception was caught by my exception handling page which returns html content to client. It's been working fine after removing "using".

Do you have your answer? I have a similar problem

SELECT Start_Date, min(End_Date) FROM (SELECT Start_Date FROM Projects WHERE Start_Date NOT IN (SELECT End_Date FROM Projects)) a , (SELECT End_Date FROM Projects WHERE End_Date NOT IN (SELECT Start_Date FROM Projects)) b WHERE Start_Date < End_Date GROUP BY Start_Date ORDER BY DATEDIFF(min(End_Date), Start_Date) ASC, Start_Date ASC;

• Add in.csproj Configuration:

      
   <PropertyGroup>
       <AndroidEnableR8>true</AndroidEnableR8>
        <AndroidLinkTool>r8</AndroidLinkTool> 
        <AndroidProguardConfig>proguard.cfg</AndroidProguardConfig 
        <AndroidSupportedAbis>armeabi-v7a;arm64-v8a;x86;x86_64</AndroidSupportedAbis>
        <DebugType>portable</DebugType>
        <DebugSymbols>true</DebugSymbols> 
        <AndroidLinkMode>SdkOnly</AndroidLinkMode>
   </PropertyGroup>
  

• Create proguard.cfg You could check this link

• build project

   dotnet build -c Release -f net8.0-android -p:AndroidPackageFormat=aab -p:DebugType=portable -p:DebugSymbols=true -p:AndroidKeyStore=true -p:AndroidSigningKeyStore=path/to/your/keystore -p:AndroidSigningStorePass=your-store-password -p:AndroidSigningKeyAlias=your-alias -p:AndroidSigningKeyPass=your-key-password
  

• You will find

  • the native files (.so) in this path

     obj\Release\net8.0-android\app_shared_libraries
    

  • the mapping.text in this path

     bin\Release\net8.0-android
    

• Create a ZIP file containing the debug symbols .so files

• push Zip file and mapping.text file to google play console

from matplotlib.backends.backend_qt6agg import FigureCanvasQTAgg as FigureCanvas

Change it to: from matplotlib.backends.backend_qt5agg import FigureCanvasQTAgg as FigureCanvas

My manifest is just like you suggested yet google keeps complaining. enter image description here

enter image description here

The error "No disassembly available" typically occurs when debugging a Windows Script File (*.WSF) because the script is interpreted rather than compiled, and debuggers that support disassembly are generally designed for compiled code.

I think better approach to this problem is using Queues.

First problem is solved by Making password as XMLText and PasswordType as XMLAttribute inside Password Class, then it geenrated XML correctly. Still not getting Namespace of BSVC Inside Body Attributes:

public class UsernameToken
    {
        [XmlElement("Username")]
        public string Username { get; set; }

        [XmlElement("Password")]
        public PasswordData Password { get; set; }
    }

    public class PasswordData
    {
        [XmlText]
        public string Password { get; set; }

        [XmlAttribute("Type")]
        public string PasswordType { get; set; }
    }

Just catch and rethrow the error for simple logging.

test('my test', () => {
    try {
      expect(something).toStrictEqual(whatever)
    } catch (error) {
      console.log(your, stuff, here);
      throw error;
    }
})

One way to go about it is to treat it as a string and call the Carbon object to parse it to ISO8601 format when you need it.

Yes, it is safe to delete a remote branch (branch_a) after merging the main branch into it. You merged main into branch_a meaning that branch_a is now updated with all changes from main. If you have any new changes that are important in the branch_a make sure you make a pull request to the main before deleting the branch_a locally or remotely.

Here in 2024, the transparent single-pixel .gif still has a use.

GitHub Flavored Markdown is abysmally anemic when it comes to alignment capabilities. CSS doesn't work, most HTML alignment-related attributes don't work, and Markdown itself has practically no provision for alignment. So, I just today used the transparent .gif alignment technique to vertically align the centers of download buttons and corresponding version badges in a GitHub README file.

Occasionally it's useful to know the old ways. :^)

I've identified the problem. Using require solves the issue, but you need to consider the synchronization and remove the async/await. Also, I used @fastify/[email protected], and I made sure from the changelog that it is compatible with Fastify 4.x."

To use DataTables outside a dedicated CRUD controller, you can directly fetch the data needed for the table using AJAX calls in your JavaScript code, then initialize the DataTables instance on your HTML table, configuring the ajax option to point to the endpoint that returns your data in JSON format; essentially, you'll handle the data retrieval logic separately from your standard CRUD operations

@Dave's answer is probably the best for your use case if the pattern is well defined.Otherwise REGEXP_SUBSTR can be used for cases when it is needed to extract a substring that matches a regular expression pattern.

Please note : This function doesn't modify the string; it simply returns the part of the string that matches the pattern.

Solution using REGEXP_SUBSTR :

SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 1) || 
REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 2) || 
REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 3) AS extracted_date;

Explanation :

\\d+ represents digits 
REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 1)  -- 1,1 means start from position 1 and pick up the first match i.e 2001
REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 2)  -- 1,2 means start from position 1 and pick up the second match i.e 02
REGEXP_SUBSTR('IN_2001_02_23_guid', '\\d+', 1, 3)  -- 1,3 means start from position 1 and pick up the third match i.e 23

For the folks who might get the same issue, I find a way it works, though I don't know why. I change the work directory from /app to /workspace and it magically worked. Below is the Dockerfile:

FROM python:3.12-slim

# Create and set working directory explicitly
RUN mkdir -p /workspace
WORKDIR /workspace

COPY requirements.txt .

RUN pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel \
    && pip install -r requirements.txt

COPY . .

# Add debugging to see where we are and what files exist
RUN pwd && \
    ls -la && \
    echo "Current working directory contains:"

CMD ["python", "main.py"]

If I understood your question, Yes, Flutter can do it. But that are plugins or softwares that is running in TaskBar?

Maybe you are searching it: https://github.com/leanflutter/tray_manager

You can create a New Project and in Project Type select to Plugin/Package/Module. After select in Plataform your target, Windows.

You can find more here https://docs.flutter.dev/packages-and-plugins/developing-packages

Hello and welcome to Stack.

Your question is likely being downvoted for sharing an image, rather than code, which is easier for answering people to use: How to make a great R reproducible example

Using dplyr and lubridate, this is how I would do what you are looking for:

library(dplyr)
library(lubridate)

#Setting seed to be reproducible
set.seed(123) 

#Creating a example dataframe toutilize
temp <- data.frame("Student_ID" = LETTERS,
           "Period" = c(rep("2022", 9),
                        rep("2023", 9),
                        rep("2024", 8)
           ),
           "Received_Date" = c(
             sample(seq(as.Date('2022/01/01'), as.Date('2022/12/31'), by="day"), 9),
             sample(seq(as.Date('2023/01/01'), as.Date('2023/12/31'), by="day"), 9),
             sample(seq(as.Date('2024/01/01'), as.Date('2024/12/31'), by="day"), 8)
           )
           )


temp %>%
  #Grouping by the period that we want the summary for
  #For all records in that period, how many of the received dates are before July (month 7) 
  #And how many are in July or after
  group_by(Period) %>% 
  summarise("Before_July1" = sum(month(Received_Date) < 7),
            "After_July1" = sum(month(Received_Date) >= 7),
            .groups = "drop")
 

Result:

Period Before_July1 After_July1
  <fct>         <int>       <int>
1 2022              3           6
2 2023              4           5
3 2024              5           3

Recently released React Native 0.76 (finally) has a boxShadow property.

Although at the moment it still has no info in View 'style' docs, you can see how it works here: 0.76 Changelog

You could run something like ALTER TABLE <database>.<table> MODIFY SETTING enable_block_number_column = 0 and that should stop the errors. Is this a local deployment? (don't have enough reputation to comment, otherwise would)

In the end the solution was to update the .kivy/config.ini file

[input]
mouse = none
touch = hidinput

For those who happen to end up here some time later:

• Net5/6/7/8 got System.Text.Encoding.Latin1 which is "Western European (ISO)"-"iso-8859-1".
• Net4's Codepage1252 (often used as System.Text.Encoding.Default) is "Western European (Windows)"-"iso-8859-1"

Those are not the same. But they are mostly the same. So if you got data encoded as "Western European (Windows) 1252", using Latin1 will probably get better results than Ascii or UTF7/8/16.

Check the wiki article for the difference in special characters.

Inside board.py, don't just open the bare filename "words.txt".

Instead, use the __file__ variable to get the full pathname of the current python file, and use that to construct the full path to the words.txt file.

this_directory = os.path.dirname(__file__)
words_file = os.path.join(this_directory, "words.txt")
with open(words_file) as file:
    ...

Was this approach not obvious from the duplicate answer?

Here see if there's anything useful here https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/ios/send-image

I am seeing the exact same thing.

I know that file share permissions can trip you up with fslogix but the same message I am getting of: "Querying computer's fully qualified distinguished name failed. (Configuration information could not be read from the domain controller, either because the machine is unavailable, or access has been denied.)" indicates an issue with resolving to Entra ID that I am not seeing on on-prem joined Session Hosts.

Were you able to find a resolution?

from the command line you cold try:

javac -source 1.5 <program.java>

hope it works.

A simple formula works

[E3]=SUM($B$3:$B$5*ISNUMBER(FIND(F3,$C$3:$C$5)))

Fill it down.

Yes, you can build a C++ project that targets compatibility from Windows 7 to Windows 11. Here are the steps to achieve this:

Steps to Build a C++ Project for Windows 7 to Windows 11 Compatibility Set Up Your Development Environment:

Use an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like Visual Studio. Download and install the latest version of Visual Studio2.

Create a New Project:

Open Visual Studio and create a new C++ project. Choose a template that suits your needs, such as a Console App2.

Configure Project Properties:

Go to the project's Property Pages.

Set the platform target to "x86" or "x64" depending on your target architecture3.

Set the Windows SDK version to the version compatible with Windows 7 (e.g., Windows 7 SDK) and ensure it supports Windows 113.

Write Your Code:

Write your C++ code using standard libraries and APIs that are compatible with both Windows 7 and Windows 113.

Test Your Application:

Test your application on both Windows 7 and Windows 11 to ensure compatibility3.

Distribute Your Application:

Package your application using tools like Inno Setup or NSIS to create installers that can be run on both Windows 7 and Windows 11.

Additional Tips: Avoid Using Features Exclusive to Newer Versions: Stick to APIs and features that are available in both Windows 7 and Windows 11.

Use Conditional Compilation: Use preprocessor directives to include or exclude code based on the target Windows version.

Test Thoroughly: Ensure thorough testing on both operating systems to catch any compatibility issues.

The correct behavior aligns with Scenario 2. After the initial scaling action, the system waits for the cooldown period to end before starting a new duration evaluation. Therefore, an instance is added every 15 minutes if the CPU usage consistently exceeds 70%.

For more information:

-https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/autoscale/autoscale-understanding-settings

-https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/autoscale/autoscale-best-practices

If above links are not of any help I would suggest raising a support request directly to Azure for further assistance as sometimes scaling can be tricky in terms of behaviour.

This one makes a shared object file cython1.so, which we could later import in our python 3 project:

gcc -shared -pthread -fPIC -fwrapv -O2 -Wall -fno-strict-aliasing $(python3-config --includes) -o /home/alex/python_cython/cython1.so /home/alex/python_cython/cython1.c

After some research and trial-and-error, I discovered the issue: Shopify metafields have a size limitation. If the string stored in a metafield exceeds 10,000 bytes, it becomes unavailable in a function run.

For more details, you can refer to the documentation:
Shopify Functions Input and Output Limitations

I got a similar error. I found out that I initialized the foreground service for foreground microphone access, while the microphone permission itself was not yet given.

If someone ends up here doing node project and using vercel, I posted a dirty solution to fix this problem, perhaps it will be useful - https://github.com/scottie1984/swagger-ui-express/issues/339#issuecomment-2491854431

You can also use OnnxRuntime, in fact it might be the best option among others. On a high level this is what you can do:

1. Generate model in scikit-learn.
2. Convert the model to onnx format
3. Save to disk
4. Load the model in Java via Onnx Runtime
5. Execute inference

Links :

• https://github.com/microsoft/onnxruntime
• https://onnxruntime.ai/docs/get-started/with-java.html

I'm using Icons from ReactNativeElements, it has so great options for react-native icons.

I think this is a personal preference. Some folks may find it preferable to explicitly declare a variable to get the document's id. And another to initialize the charts.

One thing I will mention is that using var is falling out of flavor in post ES6, in favor of let or const.

It's not an Excel problem, it's the problem of closedxml's 'AddWorksheet' method. Evidently, it converts null to an empty string. You can look at another library if this issue is critical.

You could use the modulus operator to find the remainder, and then use the remainder to round up or down to the closest .25.

To round down, simply take the original value and subtract the remainder.

To round up, if the remainder is 0 keep the original value. Otherwise, take the rounding amount (.25 in this case) and subtract the remainder from it. Add that result to the original value.

SELECT @value AS OriginalValue ,(@value % @RoundingAmount) AS Remainder ,@RoundingAmount AS RoundingAmount ,@RoundingAmount - (@value % @RoundingAmount) AS RoundingAmountMinusRemainder ,@value - (@value % @RoundingAmount) AS RoundDown ,@value + (IIF((@value % @RoundingAmount) = 0, 0, @RoundingAmount - (@value % @RoundingAmount))) AS RoundUp

I ran into the same problem on flutter 3.24.5 using xcode 16.1 (16B40). The problem was solved by switching to flutter beta 3.27.0-0.2.pre.

Additional information can be found here https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/153574

Try it withouth the extension, so just @import "../variables";

And if You have the contenus.css file too, check if the variable file's content is in there or not.

VSCode stores it's workspace data in the following path:

%AppData%\Roaming\Code\User\workspaceStorage

You can look inside each folder JSON file and check which workspace you want to reset. Then it is just a matter of deleting the folder.

This applies to anyone using the following tools, untested in anything else.

PHP 8.3

MSSQL 2022

I realised I am late to the question BUT having struggled with this issue most of the day and the other answer does not work here is my fix in case anyone else hits the same brick wall as myself and comes across this question as I did.

The collation of my MSSQL Table was 'Latin1_General_CI_AS', this may work for other collations but I have not tested this.

Echoing the MSSQL result directly to a HTML page produced both the correct characters and ? in place of some irregular apostrophes and quotation marks.

Example: files don�t have printing

To fix this, I used this code (where $mytext is the text retrieved from the MSSQL query)

$mytext = mb_convert_encoding($mytext, 'UTF-8', 'CP1252');

Result: files don’t have printing

This converted the alternative characters, such as the apostrophe and quotation marks, to something that can be displayed in Chrome, Edge, Opera and Firefox.

Code explanation: mb_convert_encoding(TEXT_TO_CONVERT, TARGET_ENCODING, SOURCE_ENCODING);

Hopefully this helps someone in 2024.

Reference https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mb-convert-encoding.php

The API to get Taxes is on the way soon, we are actively working on that to get this released, pay attention to our announcement, if you don't see it in next 1 or 2 months, please contact us for more details.

In the Logs workspace of your Azure Function, if custom logs are absent, check these most likely culprits: There are a few possible explanations for this:

Logging Configuration: Make sure that logging is configured in the Azure Function App that you are using. Use the Azure portal settings to verify that Application Insights has been set.

Log Levels: Ensure that your function code invokes logs at the right log levels. If Node.js is your choice, for example, console.log() should be used at the Information level or higher. In Python, make use of print() statements as needed.

Diagnostic Settings: Find out if you have turned on diagnostic settings for your Function App. In the absence of these settings, logs are unlikely to be transmitted to the Log Analytics workspace. They can indeed be activated in Azure portal under the “Monitoring” tab of your Function App.

Application Insights Integration: You need to confirm that your Function App has been integrated with Application Insights. Lack of or an erroneous instrumentation key or connection string means the log may not be transmitted to Application Insights and hence not show in the Logs workspace.

Branches, stashes, etc. now show in the GitLens panel. You can detach them so they work the way they used to by opening the ellipsis menu. Screenshot of new Source Control panel

screenshot of ellipsis menu

It duplicates memory because you want to use different programs, that is, different processes. And processes are isolated.

One possible solution would be having only one process handling the file object itself but different processes using this file data. For example, you could create some sort of service application to open this file for exclusive access. It can use some kind of inter-process messaging and enter the message loop to serve other applications and provide the required pieces of information contained in the file, on requests from other processes. Generally, such a design is quite easy to implement, but the complexity always depends on the semantic complexity of data and possible requests.

Another approach is migration from multiple processes to multiple threads within a single process, but you already have this suggestion, please see comments to your question. With multi-threading, you still can use the same kind of service implemented in one thread, but you can also use the shared data directly, say, read-only.

The particular forms of a service and messaging mechanisms depend on the platform and other factors, but they typically do exist everywhere.

I want to reiterate that my suggestion is not for the ultimate decision but is just an example. This is up to you what to choose.

In future, please specify what line in what file is generating the error.

However, the error message is explicitly telling you what the problem is -- you cannot use a subset of an internal bus as an input (ie: a=sum0[0] is not permitted).

You will have to redesign your chips to avoid this limitation.

Please refer to the book appendixes for more details on the format and limitations of NAND2Tetris HDL.

Use UrsinaForMobile by PaologGithub:

https://github.com/PaologGithub/UrsinaForMobile

This project can convert ursina to apk files, but entities with transparent colors are not transparent on the Android platform.

How do you get it to paste into the email. Mine is remaining on the excel sheet.

You can simply use this LiveKit .NET SDK: livekit-server-sdk-dotnet

It is built on top of the official livekit/protocol and supports the whole API: AccessToken, WebhookReceiver, Room API, Egress API, Ingress API, SIP API, AgentDispatch API.

It is available for download in NuGet.

Great! If you already have two macros to move data between tabs in Excel, I can help you refine them or integrate them to compare data across different sheets. Could you provide the existing macros or describe their functionality? This will help me understand what you're trying to accomplish with the data transfer, and how to potentially adjust the macros for your comparison needs.

If you're looking to compare data while moving it, we could:

• Modify existing macros to include comparison logic between two columns (across sheets).
• Add checks to ensure the data matches before performing the data transfer or move.

Feel free to share the macros or explain the steps you're looking to automate!

1. In order use browser's printing function, you must render the thing you want to print.
2. DOCX files rendering is not supported, so you must first convert the file into renderable format, e. g. HTML or PDF. Then you must render it and call .print function on the window containing the doc.
3. If you don't want the rendered doc to take any space on screen, you should hide it with display:none.
4. CSS property @media print can be used to configure how DOM elements will be printed. For example, when you print this Stack Overflow page, navigation elements are hidden.

It has been nearly 9 years, have you found a solution for this?

Maybe you have cached configs? Then you should run one of this commands:

php artisan config:clear

and after this

php artisan config:cache

now works with ng serve --host 0.0.0.0

It's not silly question, actually for lot of developers List is default thing when it comes to collections.

Arrays and List serve different purposes, List is more flexible and its built on top of Array but adds helpful features like resizing and extra methods while arrays are simple way to store fixed-size data and are very fast and memory-efficient.

The reason why we teach arrays is that it helps you to understand how data is stored and managed in memory, It's foundation to understand how more advanced data structures like List works.

The reason why both exist is that sometimes you need the speed and simplicity of array and other times you need flexibility of List.

Sorted it, it was very easy honestly I am so surprised you didn't implement it yet mate

3D = x, y, z

4D = x y, z, t (via animation)

5D = x, y, z, t, colour

6D = x, y, z, t, colour, symbol

7D = x, y, z, t, colour, symbol, symbol size

Without looking at the code, this is what I recommend.

Put that frames in a generator.

If you use a function to generate the data, use yield instead of return. That means that data can be consumed on the go without consuming memory.

In Prolog, not is implemented as "negation as failure". not(X) succeeds if X fails, and fails if X succeeds. not doesn't mean "logical not" in the classical sense.

And it's considered deprecated due to such confusion and should not be used in a new code according to the SWI prolog. https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?predicate=not/1

You can use python-docx to access and update the headers and footers of a Word file by working with the sections property. The basic steps involve accessing the header and footer of each section, then iterating through their paragraphs and, if tables exist, tables as well, and either reading or updating their content. Once you have finished your edits, you can save the document under a new name.

It works well for me :

.home .red:nth-child(1) {
   border: 1px solid red;
}