The code above seems to work. The names are added to the input box when you select them and removed from the input box when deselected (see demo below)
Can you explain in more detail what the issue is?
$('input:checkbox').change((e) => {
if ($(e.currentTarget).is(':checked')) {
var curVal = $('#name').val();
if (curVal) {
$('#name').val(curVal + ', ' + e.currentTarget.value);
} else {
$('#name').val(e.currentTarget.value);
}
} else if (!($(e.currentTarget).is(':checked'))) {
var curVal = $('#name').val().split(',');
var filteredVal = curVal.filter(el => el.trim() !== e.currentTarget.value)
$('#name').val(filteredVal.join(','));
}
});
You can try optimising html2canvas settings to Lower image scale (e.g., window.devicePixelRatio / 2).
The second option would be to try an alternative like dom-to-image
Me too. XCode 16.1. All simulators fail to sync iCloud Data using iOS 18.1 iOS 18 is OK. Bug report about to go in. I'm getting a COre Data error "Failed user key sync". This has been an issue in previous XCode versions too but had been fixed.
For me, none of here mentioned solutions ever worked. I had to install php-fpm in the nginx container and use its unix (file) socket instead of tcp socket to fpm container.
As an alternative solution, I like the answer I got from here. In it, the secondary find box (CtrlShiftF) on the sidebar can be moved to the bottom panel.
Even though the answer from Simon Dold works fine, the better solution compatible with typescript would be to map a Sequelize Model instance to JSON serialisible object, like
const user = await User.findOne({where: {id}}).then(user=>({id: user.id, name: user.name}))
(simplified) In the instance of OpenGl the library serves two purposes.
Enable Vertex and Fragment shader compilation
Enable GPU communication
In the process of accomplishing these goals, the graphics libraries get useful features built in that make it easy to experiment with your hardware.
When you make an openGL program, your mainly focused on programming shaders in the GLSL language and seamlessly compiling and running said shaders via the C language to invoke the graphical results you were looking for.
There's entire books on the theory behind graphical programming. Libraries, such as OpenGL, provide programming interfaces for implementing these theories. (EI: 2D and 3D visualization concepts)
I use Eclipse and build UI front-ends with WindowBuilder in the environment. I got interested in IntelliJ (why? - just curious) and downloaded it. There was no clue onboard about building a UI in it. After hours of only finding YouTube videos on coding your own UI from scratch while using IntelliJ, I came to realize it is TOTALLY USELESS; the IntelliJ IDE is incapable of using a UI builder like WindowBuilder.
Result: Removed the IntelliJ application from my several computers and apologized to Oracle and Eclipse.
I found a solution. Both Get Playlist Items and Get Playlist respond with a next variable, which is the link to the next 100 tracks of the playlist, or any tracks that are left if not 100, or it gets the value None when there are no more left. In the first case, is it visible immediately in the response, while in the latter, it is nested under the tracks object (tracks.next).
I got all tracks by iteratively getting responded tracks until next was None, and using every time the URL returned in the response .
As stated on the Kiwi.com media blog, from 30 May 2024 the API will only work for B2B partners. It is no longer even possible to register new accounts, unless you are chosen as an affiliate partner. You can read the post here. Log in with your credentials and check if you have access to the B2B portal.
:, you must provide your AWS account ID, not directly like this. <>, this keyword means, you have to replace it with the original one.
Also, Diff only shows you the difference between the previous stage and the new stage, not for deployment.
If you're using the Magento framework, you can use
Laminas\Config\Reader\Xml
instead of
Magento\Framework\Xml\Parser
class.
DOMDocument class will try to load all the XML content to memory at once but XMLReader class will NOT load the content to memory at once. It will read the nodes set by set incrementally.
I made some slight changes. For example, I added data %>% to code1 and code2 because I can't remember how to concatenate that programmatically. I prefer rlang to base R's metaprogramming. You can read the metaprogramming section of Advanced R for a deep dive or this PDF cheat sheet for a quick intro.
I used dplyr::enexpr, replacing eval(substitute(...)). You also mistyped some of the column names, e.g. states which should have been state.
Lastly, I used rlang::eval_tidy to run the code.
I haven't checked that the output is correct, however. I'll leave that to you, and please let me know!
For other lost peeps like me, the thing missing in OP's workflow is the checkout step. I was getting the same "empty archive" until I added the always necessary uses: actions/checkout@v4
Could it just be an error of uploading artifacts to Maven Central?
There is only a sudden "Drools 9.44.x" archive with nothing preceding it in the "9 major" release, and its date is exactly the one of "Drools 8.44.0 Final": Sep 06, 2023
Hello I had the same problem and I did not work as discussed in this post and was using the MAMP service, but then I noticed that at the bottom of the local page is the username and password in my case for both was root.
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Not sure if this is what you are looking for or not...
Whenever I have created code to create and send emails with the methods I have used there is generally a .HTMLBody property to add the html to rather than adding it to .Body
When working on Windows and Visual Studio always put class definitions containing the Q_OBJECT macro into a header file, not into a source file. Because that messes with the build process of Qt and Visual Studio. Just seen on Visual Studio 2022 and Qt 6.8
So I may be wrong on this, but it seems that you are registering your service incorrectly. According to the AddSingleton docs, you have set up the generic parameters backwards. It should be the type you want to add and then the implementation of that type.
For example, instead of: services.AddSingleton<ISingletonLoggerHelper, LoggerHelper>();, it should be: services.AddSingleton<LoggerHelper, ISingletonLoggerHelper>();. Hopefully this helps.
Thanks to everyone for your help! Special thanks to Jim Mischel for pointing me in the right direction.
In WPF, there's a handy method called PointToScreen that helped me solve the issue. This method converts a point relative to a WPF element to screen coordinates, which was exactly what I needed.
using System;
using System.Drawing; // For screen capturing (Bitmap, Graphics)
using System.IO;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Input;
namespace ScreenCapture
{
public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
private System.Windows.Shapes.Rectangle DragRectangle = null; // Specify WPF Rectangle
private System.Windows.Point StartPoint, LastPoint;
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
private void Window_PreviewKeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Key == Key.Escape) { this.Close(); e.Handled = true; }
}
private void canvas_MouseDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
StartPoint = Mouse.GetPosition(canvas);
LastPoint = StartPoint;
// Initialize and style the rectangle
DragRectangle = new System.Windows.Shapes.Rectangle
{
Width = 1,
Height = 1,
Stroke = System.Windows.Media.Brushes.Red,
StrokeThickness = 1,
Cursor = Cursors.Cross
};
// Add the rectangle to the canvas
canvas.Children.Add(DragRectangle);
Canvas.SetLeft(DragRectangle, StartPoint.X);
Canvas.SetTop(DragRectangle, StartPoint.Y);
// Attach the mouse move and mouse up events
canvas.MouseMove += canvas_MouseMove;
canvas.MouseUp += canvas_MouseUp;
canvas.CaptureMouse();
}
private void canvas_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
if (DragRectangle == null) return;
// Update LastPoint to current mouse position
LastPoint = Mouse.GetPosition(canvas);
// Update rectangle dimensions and position
DragRectangle.Width = Math.Abs(LastPoint.X - StartPoint.X);
DragRectangle.Height = Math.Abs(LastPoint.Y - StartPoint.Y);
Canvas.SetLeft(DragRectangle, Math.Min(LastPoint.X, StartPoint.X));
Canvas.SetTop(DragRectangle, Math.Min(LastPoint.Y, StartPoint.Y));
}
private void canvas_MouseUp(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
if (DragRectangle == null) return;
// Release mouse capture and remove event handlers
canvas.ReleaseMouseCapture();
//canvas.MouseMove -= canvas_MouseMove;
//canvas.MouseUp -= canvas_MouseUp;
// Capture the screen area based on the selected rectangle
CaptureScreen();
// Clean up: remove rectangle from canvas
canvas.Children.Remove(DragRectangle);
DragRectangle = null;
this.Close();
}
private void CaptureScreen()
{
// Convert StartPoint and LastPoint to screen coordinates
var screenStart = PointToScreen(StartPoint);
var screenEnd = PointToScreen(LastPoint);
// Calculate the capture area dimensions and position
int x = (int)Math.Min(screenStart.X, screenEnd.X);
int y = (int)Math.Min(screenStart.Y, screenEnd.Y);
int width = (int)Math.Abs(screenEnd.X - screenStart.X);
int height = (int)Math.Abs(screenEnd.Y - screenStart.Y);
// Ensure dimensions are valid before capture
if (width > 0 && height > 0)
{
using (Bitmap bitmap = new Bitmap(width, height))
{
using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(bitmap))
{
// Capture the area of the screen based on converted coordinates
g.CopyFromScreen(x, y, 0, 0, new System.Drawing.Size(width, height));
}
// Save the captured image to the desktop
string desktopPath = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Desktop);
//string filePath = System.IO.Path.Combine(desktopPath, $"Screenshot_{DateTime.Now:yyyyMMdd_HHmmss}.png");
string filePath = System.IO.Path.Combine(desktopPath, "Screenshot.png");
bitmap.Save(filePath);
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(filePath);
//MessageBox.Show($"Screenshot saved to {filePath}");
}
}
}
}
}
I finally found another workaround without testing the function directly. Instead, I just wrote an assertion that tests the state to not have been changed.
it('does not toggle sound, when space key is clicked', () => {
const preloadedState = {
sound: {
isMuted: true,
},
};
const { getByLabelText, store } = renderWithProviders(<SoundBtn />, { preloadedState });
const button = getByLabelText('click to play sound');
fireEvent.keyDown(button, { code: 'Space', key: ' ' });
expect(store.getState().sound.isMuted).toBe(true);
});
For anyone who is still having trouble installing this, I just tried and quickly succeeded using the nix installer on Mac. Nix is an independent package manager for Linux and Mac that precisely specifies and isolates all dependencies from the system and other packages, so it often resolves broken dependency issues.
The commands I ran:
To install the nix package manager:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf -L https://install.determinate.systems/nix | sh -s -- install
(You may have to restart your terminal now if it can't find the nix command.)
To install threadscope:
nix profile install nixpkgs#haskellPackages.threadscope
To run threadscope:
To change the theme for the app, you need to add/remove the .my-app-dark class to the HTML tag of the page. To do this, we have to create a button and on click toggle the class .my-app-dark by running following code - document.documentElement.classList.toggle('my-app-dark')
I did some research to get to the bottom of the issue, opposed to trying to hide the error. (it is my understanding those compiler errors are there to help us).
if the value of the pointer "COULD" be "NULL", Error:'C6387', is warning you to validate the reference prior to the call to it.
Above you can see that we allocated memory to the pointer, with value of sections[i].Size, from the sections struct defined earlier, then in the fread(data, 1, sections[i].Size, file); Here we try to read that data, this is where things could go wrong if there is no value within our *data pointer.
Since we deference the (*)data (if the value we are looking within the pointer doesn't exist) it could cause undefined behavior (UB), or a security vulnerability &/or just crash the program...
We solve this problem by verifying or checking the pointer value prior to the call to read within it, as follows:
unsigned char* data = (unsigned char*)malloc(sections[i].Size);
// Again we allocated the memory to data but the below if
// statement checks for NULL value within our *data,
// then handles graceful shutdown.
if (data == NULL) {
printf(stderr, "Failed to load data to memory");
fclose(file);
return 1;
}
fseek(file, sections[i].Offset, SEEK_SET);
fread(data, 1, sections[i].Size, file);
now the compiler knows to safely close down the program if something has occurred, for which the deference* data pointer is NULL.
Overwriting a table that is also being read from is not supported in Spark. See one of the Spark test cases for example (Spark v3.4.4). However, it is possible to do it with INSERT OVERWRITE when overwriting partitions dynamically (SPARK-30112).
I have modified your code a bit and it works perfectly fine i guess i mean according to your requirement.
five_ans1 = input ("What is the answer?")
five_ans2 = input ("What is the answer?")
list_q5_mark1 = ["answercondition1", "another way to write answercondition1"]
list_q5_mark2 = ["answercondition2", "another way to write answercondition2"] #the 'another way to write' is just to ensure the user doesn't get an false incorrect. It's the same thing, without spaces.
if five_ans1 and list_q5_mark1 in five_ans2 in list_q5_mark2:
print ("correct! you got both")
elif five_ans1 in list_q5_mark1:
print ("correct! it was also answercondition2")
elif five_ans2 in list_q5_mark2:
print ("correct! it was also answercondition1")
else:
print ("incorrect")
Note that this method requires you to define a parent selector div.with-link in this case. All elements matching this selector that have the target in them will be highlighted.
All major browsers support this selector. Refer to https://caniuse.com/css-has to check if your target browser or browser versions have support for it.
If this does not fit your requirements, you may still fall back to the JavaScript alternative.
I ran into a similar error when trying to setup debugging in Clion.
The solution was to set the Debugger binary xtensa-esp32-elf-gdb in the Toolchain settings, and then select it in the Run Configuration.
Instead of writing -file-exec-and-symbols build/main.elf in the gdb console just pass the symbol file as command line argument:
xtensa-esp32-elf-gdb -x gdbinit ../build/main.elf
SELECT s.name, MAX(t.score) as topScore, t.day AS topScoreDay
FROM student as s
LEFT JOIN testScore AS t ON s.id = t.studentId
GROUP BY s.id
ORDER BY topScore DESC, t.score ASC;
Discord Bot Commands (when not Teporary) can take up to an hour to update. Use temp commands guild.updateCommands().addCommands(Data)
for debbugging/testing
Nothing work for me except just deleting the folder C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\VisualStudio
But this will fully remove all settings so be aware about it
In my case server was running on port 5433 insted of default 5432.
After changing PORT variable to default 5432 in C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\17\data\postgresql.conf. psql finally responded
public void TakeDamage(int damageAmount)
{
currentHealth -= damageAmount;
// Check if health is less than or equal to 0
if (currentHealth <= 0)
{
Die();
}
else
{
// Trigger hit animation
anim.SetTrigger("hit"); // Ensure this trigger is correctly set in the Animator
}
}
can you share the git config? what is the default editor after windows 11 upgrade?
From man git-commit:
ENVIRONMENT AND CONFIGURATION VARIABLES
The editor used to edit the commit log message will be chosen from the GIT_EDITOR environment variable, the core.editor configuration variable, the VISUAL environment variable, or the EDITOR environment variable (in that order).
This turned out to be a case of the build.sbt file breaking the program. The real app (not my sample app) used sbt-assembly to create a jar. There was logic to remove duplicates with MergeStrategy that was removing the MariaDB service files within the META-INF directory. Without those, the driver didn't know where to find the classes to work with caching_sha2_password.
The code seems to be right. Could it be possible that you are calling to the function authenticate_user before initializing the DB?
Also I would add a try-except when creating the connection to th DB
try:
connection_pool = psycopg2.pool.SimpleConnectionPool(
minconn=1,
maxconn=10,
user=USERNAME,
password=PASSWORD,
host=HOST,
port=PORT,
database=targetDbName
)
#The conn will be successfully created.
#if not, will jump to the error (and it will tell you what is failing).
except psycopg2.Error as e:
print(f"Error creating connection pool: {e}")
I read the answer from Brando Zhang and Roberto Oropeza, then I added @rendermode InteractiveServer after @page line in my creation blazor page.
It's work!
SELECT price, roomId FROM room
inner join Reservation on (reservation.roomId = room.roomId
inner join Guest on (reservation._guestId = guest._guestId and age <20) ;
You should almost certainly not have sleep in your job script. All it's doing is occupying the job's resources without getting any work done - waste.
Job arrays are just a submission shorthand: the members of the array have the same overhead as standalone jobs. The only difference is that the arrayjob sits in the queue sort of like a Python "generator", so every time the scheduler considers the queue and there are resources available, another array member will be budded off as a standalone job.
That's why the sleep makes no sense: it's in the job, not in the submission. Slurm doesn't have a syntax for throttling a job array by time (only by max running).
But why not just "for n in {1..60}; do sbatch script $n; sleep 10; done"?
I'm a cluster admin, and I'm find with this. You're trying to be kind to the scheduler, which is good. Every 10 seconds is overkill though - the scheduler can probably take a job per second without any sweat. I'd want you to think more thoroughly about whether the "shape" of each job makes sense (GPU jobs often can use more than one CPU core, and is this job efficient in the first place? and there are lots of ways to tune for cases where your program (matlab) can't keep a GPU busy, such as MPS and MIGs.)
The issue you're experiencing is because recent versions of bslib handle Node dependencies differently. Instead of looking for node_modules directly, you can try this approach:
# Get the bslib installation path
bslib_path <- system.file(package = "bslib")
# Check for the actual Bootstrap files
bootstrap_path <- file.path(bslib_path, "lib", "bs")
# If you need specific Bootstrap files, you can look here:
bs_files <- list.files(bootstrap_path, recursive = TRUE)
The Bootstrap files are now typically located in the lib/bs directory within the package installation path. If you're trying to access specific Bootstrap components, you might want to use bslib's built-in functions instead of accessing the files directly:
library(bslib)
# Use bs_theme() to customize Bootstrap
my_theme <- bs_theme(version = 5) # or whichever version you need
What specific Bootstrap components are you trying to access? This might help me provide a more targeted solution.
What worked for me was removing the image element from the DOM and then recreating it with a new source using JavaScript. When I had tried to simply reassign the image's src attribute using JavaScript, it didn't work.
I had this Issue at some point, my issue was due to circular dependency. you can also cross-check on your end. I Injected a service(Service A) into a class (Class B) and unknowingly wanted to inject Class B in Service A. which caused the error.
I solved the above by changing the runner from DirectRunner to DataflowRunner it seems directrunner which is meant for local testing does not support fully all the to_dataframe functionalities when streaming is set to True(above am streaming data from a pubsub topic)
First, "scontrol show config" will display all system-wide config settings. Of course, there are many limits which are set per-association (some combination of user and account).
As a large-cluster admin, I beseech you to consider what you're doing. Yes, you have a lot of separate work-units. We love that! The point is that they should probably not be separate jobs - remember that a job array is just a shorthand for submitting jobs. Each jobarray member is a full-scale job that incurs the same cost to the cluster - so short jobarray members are as shameful as short single jobs.
Instead of thinking: I have 18k "jobs", how do I beat the BOFH admins and get them run, think "what is the most efficient resource configuration to run a single unit, and how long does it take on average, and how many resources can I expect to consume from the cluster at once, so how should I lay out those work units into separate jobs?"
measure your units of work. by that I really mean measure the scaling and resource requirements. are each of them serial? measure their %CPU, measure how much memory they need. heck, how much IO do they do? if you run them with plenty of memory, but one core, and the %CPU is not 100%, you're probably waiting on IO. You should know the average %CPU of a unit, it's required memory, and the amount of IO the job performs. you should also understand any parallel scaling of your workload (treating it as serial is a perfectly find initial assumption).
what resources can you realistically expect to consume? you might not be allowed to consume all the cluster's nodes. you might be "charged" for both cpu and memory occupancy. the cluster certainly has limited IO capabilities, so how much of that can use?
now do a sanity-check: what's your total resource demand, and how many resource can you realistically expect to grab? you can do this calculation for cores as well as IO. this exercise will tell you whether you need to make your workflow more efficient (maybe optimizing jobs so they can share inputs, do node-local caching, tune the number of cores-per-task, etc).
schedule batches of work-units onto the resource-units you have available. for instance, you could simply run 180 jobs of 100 work-units each. that could make sense if 100 units take elapsed time within the limits of your cluster. if your work-units are quick, each such job could just be a sequence of those 100 units. if your cluster allows only whole-node jobs, you'll almost certainly want to use something like GNU Parallel to run several work-units at a time.
now also think about your rate of consuming resources: for instance, if your self-scheduling works, what will be the aggregate IO created by the concurrent jobs? is that achievable on your cluster? similarly, unless you have the cluster to yourself, all your jobs may not start instantly, so how does that affect your expectations?
In other words, you need to self-schedule, not just throw jobs at the cluster. You can start with a silly configuration (submit one serial job that runs each of 18k work-units one at a time). that will take forever, so if each work-unit consumes 100% of a cpu, use GNU Parallel (or even xargs!) to run several at the same time, still within one job (presumably allocating more cores for the job). and further is to split the 18k across several such jobs. the right layout depends entirely on your jobs (their resource demands and efficient configs) convolved with cluster policy (like core or job limits), and "clipped" by rate-like capacity such as IO.
