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I have this problem setting up my webpack. I'm setting up webpack on an existing project and additionally I'm introducing ES6. I would like to do it in the 'correct' manner having tests passing after some big change.That's why I need to set karma tests. The application is using AngularJS 1, and for the tests I'm using Angular-Mocks (karma setup with Jasmina and PhantomJS).

I went throw a lot of existing solutions how to set up webpack with karama and angular but non of the examples got my tests to work. Basically the problem is with injection and mocking. For instance, I'm getting undefined when trying to inject $rootScope or $backendMock.

This is my current setup:

webpack.config.js

So I have been working on a program in Java. I have a function that runs some code, and when the code throws an exception I want to call it again. Like this:

I am trying to print the output of a called script to the window of a PyQt5 gui. I have been able to successfully use subprocess to get the script to execute the called script, but it is printing the characters "/n" between each print statement in the called script.

ex: b'stuffz\nhere is another linet\ncool!\nhello worldt!\n\n\nWhat what?\nWhat what?\nWhat what?\nWhat what?\n'

Can anyone help me figure out how to get my code to simply display the called script output (hellworld_final.py) in the exact format that it would display if I ran it directly?

Or, if anyone has a better method for calling an external script and displaying the output of the script as text in the PyQt gui, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance for you help!

Here is my current code:

helloworld_final.py

My Expectations

I'm working my way through Violent Python and am currently on a module where I'm grabbing ip-addresses from a .pcap-file, parsing the ip-addresses to longitudes and latitudes and finally parsing those longs and langs into a .kml file.

The idea is that my .kml file should be uploadable to Google Earth and Google Maps to show pins for the source and destination of each captured package.

What is actually happening:

• On Google Earth the parsing fails with no error message other than

Parsing Aborted

• On Google Maps I only see the a single pin in Amsterdam. It would seem to be the first with IP: 212.204.214.114.

Code and other important stuffz:

You can find the whole .kml-file here.

The headers are correct (if the book and other SO threads are to believed):

I have been working on a project using SQLite + C++ for a while now and I can't seem to get it to work. Right now, my code isn't showing anything in the console like it is supposed to. The error I get is syntax incorrect near "S". My code is:

I'd like to create 2 different "instances" of the same prototype in Javascript. Please note that the word "instances" here does not refer to "instantiated classes" but 2 distinct class instances (one specific class that has been loaded from 2 different class loaders in Java terms for example).

Assuming I have this object: