pprintpp | Typesafe Python Style Printf Formatting for C++
kandi X-RAY | pprintpp Summary
kandi X-RAY | pprintpp Summary
The acronym stands for "Python style print for C plus plus". pprintpp is a header-only C++ library which aims to make printf use safe and easy. It is a pure compile time library and will add no overhead to the runtime of your programs. This library is for everyone who uses C++ but sticks to printf-like functions (like printf, fprintf, sprintf, snprintf, etc...). pprintpp adds a typesafe adapter on top of those functions by preprocessing strings to the format printf and its friends are expecting. Apart from the preformatted string, no other symbols are added to the resulting binary. This means that this library produces no runtime code at all, which distinguishes it from libraries like fmtlib (There has been some controversy in the comparison with fmt - look into the FAQ in this document on that matter please).
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QUESTION
I am working to containerize my Flask app with docker, and am getting the following error when I run docker-compose build
The app runs fine on my local machine. I have tried upgrading pip, using brew to uninstall/reinstall Libxmlsec1
and pkg-config
, as well as using pip to uninstall/reinstall xmlsec
. I am at a loss here and am not sure what steps I can take to get this to work. Any and all ideas appreciated, thank you.
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 15:13Change the top of the Docker file to:
QUESTION
I have a script which is comparing two XMLs. Comparison is working fine if all the element tags are the same under tag but after adding an extra tag
in
b.xml
for account# 600789488
then it is not printing the differences.
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Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 17:36I believe you made it a little more complicated than absolutely necessary. Since you are using etree, you might as well use xpath to get there.
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