Another twist is that the new find/replace mechanism works differently in terms of 'stickiness' of the find. In the old f/r searching for something that does not exist in the current file allows 'find next' in other files. That is, the find string is 'remembered'. In the new you cannot do that (it is red showing that it is not found here). This is a showstopper for the way I search for things in my files, and I had to disable to overlay.
If you want to recieve the httpOnly cookie on your server, when you make a request to the server from the client page, you enable the withCredentials (for XMLHttpRequest) or { credentials:"include" } (for fetch). The cookie will be sent to the server without the javascript code being able to see it.
-- Membuat database
CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS Penjualan;
USE Penjualan;
-- Tabel Pelanggan
CREATE TABLE Pelanggan (
ID_Pelanggan INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Nama_Pelanggan VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
Alamat VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL
);
-- Tabel Barang
CREATE TABLE Barang (
ID_Barang INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Nama_Barang VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
Harga_Barang DECIMAL(10, 2) NOT NULL
);
-- Tabel Faktur
CREATE TABLE Faktur (
ID_Faktur INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
Tanggal DATE NOT NULL,
Syarat_Pengiriman VARCHAR(255),
Syarat_Pembayaran VARCHAR(255)
);
-- Tabel Transaksi
CREATE TABLE Transaksi (
ID_Transaksi INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
ID_Faktur INT NOT NULL,
ID_Barang INT NOT NULL,
Jumlah_Barang INT NOT NULL,
Total_Barang DECIMAL(10, 2) NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY (ID_Faktur) REFERENCES Faktur(ID_Faktur),
FOREIGN KEY (ID_Barang) REFERENCES Barang(ID_Barang)
);
-- Relasi Pelanggan ke Faktur
ALTER TABLE Faktur
ADD COLUMN ID_Pelanggan INT NOT NULL,
ADD FOREIGN KEY (ID_Pelanggan) REFERENCES Pelanggan(ID_Pelanggan);
It seems some improvements have been made in Android Studio since this question was asked and the previous answers were provided. There is now a built in way to look at the database while debugging your app without needing to download files or search through the device manager.
How to Access Database Inspector
View > Tool Windows > App Inspection. If you haven't already, start debug mode on your app. Choose the device and app being debugged from the drop down list. Wait a few moments for the view to refresh. Select the tab for Database Inspector. Under your database you will see the different tables in your database. Double click on a table to open it for viewing and editing individual existing values.
I have ran into this as well. Be sure to be on an internal testing or production build for iOS to get it working. I had to restart the app to get it to work only for iOS, when using expo go or local dev mode.
This will effect geofencing along with getting locations on first boot as the tools for the dev builds are effecting the task effectively not to run on first boot. Android works fine on first boot as it is not affecting the task manager.
Problem was fixed by moving the files in the com.example.reply.test directory to the parent com.example.reply directory. This matches the structure of the main directory.
I'm having the same problem but still no solution found on the internet.
Maybe an (awful?) workaround would be to copy the content of the .css file and paste it as internal CSS (with <style>...</style>) through the context into the .html template ?
I'm in the same situation of dynamically generating an invoice pdf file with xhtmltopdf python library (from this tutorial).
Generate pdf from html template :
from xhtml2pdf import pisa
# Additional imports
def html2pdf(template_src, context=None, request=None):
context = context or {}
html = render_to_string(template_src, context, request=request)
result = BytesIO()
pdf = pisa.pisaDocument(BytesIO(html.encode("UTF-8")), result)
if not pdf.err:
return HttpResponse(result.getvalue(), content_type='application/pdf')
return None
I am just so shocked how anybody can get away with doing this on my account and stealing my crypto not even telling me that they’re cashing out and using my cridentials to make it look like it’s me doing it! YOU SURE ARE A SMITTH ONE YOU HAVE ME CONVINCED THATS FOR DAMN SURE ! Now I need everything out RIGHT BACK WHERE YOU FOUND IT I BET YOU DIDNT THINK ANY OF THIS WOULD REACH ME OR EVEN COME TO. Y OHONE THIS IS WHAT HALLENS WHEN YOU GO AND DUPLICATE MY CELM PHONE JUST TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! Thanks man ! YOU HAVE OROVEN YOURSELF ! Over and over ! I have been watching you steal from me now for a very long time ! Did you know that? Yeah your honesty caught up with you ! JSON!!!
Neither of these really answers the question. The correct format that dynamically adds the product name is $(PRODUCT-NAME-rfcsomethingidentifier) and xcode is changing it to --PRODUCT-NAME-rfcsomethingidentifier-
so these aren't good answers. sorry.
Personally, I have very little patience with taking any c***p from xcode, so I just went into project.pbxproj and changed it to what it clearly should be.
The first question to ask is - do you actually need to optimize the code ?
What problem are you trying to solve ?
Is the code too slow ?
Do you have data that shows the speed problem?
Do you have a performance goal you are trying to achieve?
Is the code readable ?
Who is going to be reading the code
Who needs to be able to troubleshoot and understand it ?
You can spend a lot of time tweaking and changing - but unless you actually have a goal, then you're more likely just going to spend lots of time doing more and more tweaking.
IF I was going to tweak this code - I'd iterate across the true/false list.
for index in len(b):
if b[index]:
a[index] += 1
That way you're only touching list "a" when you need to, rather than every time.
This was caused by an internal issue on AWS. The giveaway was when searching this error nothing was coming up at all. I went onto the AWS Service Health Page and found an issue registered with AWS IAM:
Once this issue was resolved, my stack was deployed as expected.
I answered my own question using built-in JSON functions.
SELECT n, ARRAY(SELECT JSONB_ARRAY_ELEMENTS(JSONB_ARRAY_ELEMENTS(JSONB_AGG(a)))) AS a, SUM(q) AS q
FROM (
SELECT 'foo' AS n, '{1,2}'::integer[] AS a, 1 AS q
UNION ALL
SELECT 'foo' AS n, '{3,4,5}'::integer[] AS a, 1 AS q
) results
GROUP BY n
In the 32-bit mode DWORD_PTR and DWORD types coincided , but they do not coincide anymore in the 64-bit mode. This link contains conversion issue for old program when converting 32 bit to 64 bit. https://pvs-studio.com/en/blog/posts/cpp/a0065/#ID0EPLAC
Can i import my settings who are saved to my Chrome profiles and lunch selenium with the same settings ?
Because every time the settings will be reseted to (default settigs)
SSLmode needed to be set to "require" in the connection string to be able to open a connection - &tls.Config needed to be added to the client redis options like this: redisClient = redis.NewClient(&redis.Options{ Addr: redisAddress, Password: conf.Redis.Password, DB: conf.Redis.DB, TLSConfig: &tls.Config{}, }
I was getting the "Uncaught Error: @vitejs/plugin-react can't detect preamble. Something is wrong." Vite server error since I wasn't importing the refresh runtime that the Vite server provides to allow HMR.
This doesn't seem to fit OP's case, but for anyone else encountering this error, make sure your function's CodeUri matches the directory of your app.py. I had a slight spelling mistake which made it check in an empty directory instead of the intended one, even though the builds had succeeded.
Imagine you're in a geometry class, and you have shapes: Circles, Rectangles, and Triangles. They all have a common interface, say, 'draw()'. Now, each shape has its own way of drawing, right? Circles draw in one way, Rectangles in another, and Triangles yet another. This is what Polymorphism is all about - one interface, many implementations.
Very good solutions! Now it works very well with the map command. I agree that 'map' is a very useful primitive, I should use it more often. Using a reporter is also a very interesting solution, thank you Charles and Luke!
This is a limitation of the default RMarkdown rendering engine. ggplot2 can access Windows system fonts just fine when you create a plot from the R terminal or R script, but it doesn't have access to them when you render a Quarto or RMarkdown chunk. You can fix it by changing the backend rendering engine to ragg. Install the ragg package with install.packages("ragg") and then add knitr::opts_chunk$set(dev = "ragg_png") at the top of your RMarkdown file to select ragg as your engine.
Thanks for the responses. I got to where I needed to be with the command line "jupyter nbconvert...". Never got the dropdowns to work. There is a possibility I was being "helped" (sarcasm) by a product that rhymes with "Horton".
What should be the connection string. Mysql database is in hostgator and need to use it from the webapplication. Testing in visual studio asp. Net c# webapplication
as ipaddress,macaddress,memoryaddress are in hexadecimal(8fińger maтhs + 2тhumbs as forwαrd/backwαrd iterators) so if all hex digits 0-9A-F rearranged continuously then regex for matching ipaddress/macaddress/memaddress will become easy. But yes than character 'A' will have ascii value 0x3A(binαry 111010). so now alphabet will not be 1-indexed. so αre there any benefits of :
Open serial file in Notepad++ (or something that supports changing encodings) and then change from UTF-16 to ANSI or UTF-8; openssl works with both. Hit save and done.
Instead of directly setting indexes try using Insert and Remove methods like this:
int idx = Items.IndexOf(i);
Items.RemoveAt(idx) // or just Items.Remove(i);
Items.Insert(idx,i);
I believe windows may have some problems with reordering, but inserting and removing should call native methods. Didn't try myself, so please reply if it worked.
You would need a cloud based service to serve your media files in production use. I do not know if vercel provides such services but I can suggest using Cloudinary which I've used on Heroku a couple of times.
Using the advice given by @IgorTandetnik along with a bit of tinkering, I was able to solve my own question.
The main issue stems from defining the QWebEngineProfile constructor without the storageName parameter, which results in a off-the-record profile, rather than one that would hold persistent cache and cookies. So, rather than incorrectly using QWebEnginePage *profilepage = new QWebEnginePage(PersistentProfile, this);, as it does not contain the optional storageName parameter, it is correct to define the constructor as QWebEngineProfile *PersistentProfile = new QWebEngineProfile(QStringLiteral("PersistentProfile"), this);, which does.
Further, the second issue I found in my code originates in how I defined the storage path. In my testing, QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation was not accessible to the application while in a build environment under my IDE. Rather, I had to specify a direct, full path to a folder in the build directory for the application to find the correct storage location. From my research, when publishing and bundling the application, however, using QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation is correct, but does not seem to work in a build environment.
I am new to Mac, so forgive me if I give a stupid answer, or state the obvious for any Mac user.
I am looking through file opening in another context and came across the documentation that Finder needs to be killed via a Terminal session after editing a plist file.
I got it. It was simply the matter of me passing the shadow map to the shader as depthMap, and me trying to access it as shadowMap on the shader side, which was nonsense of course. God-dammit.
Here is a citation of what I found about [CWE-401] warning:
"First of all, CWE-401 is not an error, but rather a warning. The code will work even if it leaks memory, and under certain circumstances you may even want to leave some malloc without a free. CPPCheck is just warning you that you are doing something suspicious, and the rule of thumb is to free any memory that you allocate. If you don't have a precise reason to leave the memory allocated, try to free it.
There is no source for a memory leak per-se, in the sense that no specific line of code is triggering the error. The issue is that there is a missing free, but CPPCheck doesn't have a clear line to point to. My guess that would be that the two lines highlighted are the line where the lifetime of the reference starts (i.e. the initial malloc) and where it seems to end (i.e. the last use of the reference). CPPCheck noticed that there is no free where the lifetime ends, which is probably why it suspects a memory leak.
A simplified view of the memory is that it is split in 2 parts when used in C: heap and stack. The stack contains all the small values and is freed automatically upon leaving the current function. The heap is a user-managed section of the memory where values can be allocated (with malloc), and released (with free). So no, memory allocated with malloc is not freed when leaving the function."
In some cases, you can have more than one build.gradle file.
One way uou can quickly find them is by doing a universal search for "compileOptions" and seeing the results and in which places.
If the problem still persists, you will need to make this change matching CompileOptions and KotlinOptions (as described above) in the other ones. Typically the error will mention the module. enter image description here
This was my scenario.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1): enter image description here
Does anyone know steps to recover mysql 8.0.27 instance on windows server? We have the Data directory. We have the db folder and files with ibd extension. I know that from extension is no longer needed with MYSQL 8. Still, I could not find out a proper way to restore the instance on a new server os.
To complement @brunnerh's answer, you can compose this into a complete utility like so:
export function debounce<T>(f: (...args: T[]) => unknown, ms: number) {
let id: null | number = null;
return (...args: T[]) => {
if (id) {
clearTimeout(id);
}
id = setTimeout(() => {
f(...args);
}, ms);
};
}
export function debounced<T>(stateGetter: () => T, ms: number) {
let state = $state(stateGetter());
const update = debounce<T>((v) => (state = v), ms);
$effect(() => update(stateGetter()));
return () => state;
}
Which you can then use like so:
let getDebouncedSearch = debounced(() => search, 500)
However, debounced values are usually more useful for API calls and asynchronous requests. You generally don't need the debounced value itself in the UI, so you very probably do not need a signal for it.
Try using virus total for virus scanning, if its marked as virus and its possible that it isnt, try installing the exe on an old pc you donesnt need anymore
just experienced the same issue.
There was a patch for Android Studio-2024.2.1.12 that i downloaded just now and it solved it for me. But for some reason the Gradle was really slow with updating after installation. But at least it worked
Regarding Thomas Lee's comment, when you make a request of type 'refresh_token', unlike what is described in Spotify's API documentation, the response does not return a refresh_token; it only provides the new token to be used. What I noticed is that the refresh_token is unique. In other words, the first time you make a request for an authorized user, it will give you a refresh_token, and it will not change. However, in subsequent responses, it will not return this refresh_token again. What I did on the frontend was to store this refresh_token, and every time a request of type 'refresh_token' is made, I manually add the previously saved refresh_token.
You can disable sign up option by going into your Clerk dashboard for given application and choose Restrictions from your left sidebar then change the Sign-up mode from Public to Restricted. There are many other options that can be tailored to your need like having a invitaiton list (allowing people that has been invited to be able to sign up and etc).
Since Next.js still lacks native support for downloading remote images and including them in static builds, workarounds remain necessary. Existing solutions, such as next-image-export-optimizer, often require defining image URLs in advance. This approach doesn't make sense when building a site dynamically based on content from an external CMS, such as Cosmic.js.
To address this, I’ve gathered and refined a solution in the following GitHub repository:
Spring AOP fits for this use case. You can log before, after or at the method calling. There are plenty of tutorials out there, you can get started with Logging With AOP in Spring
You can solve this problem by using a getter for the faqs property. A getter lets you dynamically access the email value without encountering the issue of trying to use a variable before it’s been fully defined.
Yes, AWS offers a similar mechanism to what GCP provides with Workload Identity for external service access. In AWS, you can achieve this by using IAM Roles with Web Identity Federation or IAM Roles Anywhere.
This approach allows you to grant external services or identities access to AWS resources by associating them with IAM roles.
Create an IAM Role with a trust policy that specifies the external identity provider (IdP) using OpenID Connect (OIDC).
Configure the external service (e.g., a workload in another cloud provider) to use the OIDC credentials to assume the IAM Role.
The role defines the permissions the external service has within AWS.
Steps:
Set up an OIDC identity provider in AWS IAM.
Create an IAM Role with a trust policy for the OIDC provider.
Attach the required AWS policies to the role.
Configure the external service to authenticate using the OIDC provider
and assume the role.
