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inside of a document that I indexed in Elasticsearch contains an array, it looks like the following.

I have an Oracle SQL query and running the query, it gives ORA-00936: missing expression. When I hover over the red in Oracle Sql Developer, it says "Syntax Error. Partially Recognized Rules, railroad diagrams. I think there's something wrong with my Group By. I think Group by needs to have all query columns in it, but I know the last 3 are min/max/avg, so I don't think it makes sense to add those to the group by separately. What is the proper way to add them to the group by?

I am trying the command "git pull" and facing the error. This started after the MacOS upgrade to Monterey. All my git commands fail with the below error.

fatal: unable to access 'https://bitbucket.myenterprise.com:1234/smc/csm/my-service.git/': error:06FFF089:digital envelope routines:CRYPTO_internal:bad key length

I have tried the solution provided at a similar post
Fixing git HTTPS Error: "bad key length" on macOS 12

However, it did not work for me.

I want to have two Plotly charts appear next to one another on the same line. Presently one chart appears above the other.

This is my JavaScript code for the two graphs:

I'm trying to detect the circles in this image: and then drawing such circles in another blank image using DIPlib in C++.

Following the advices of Cris Luengo I've changed the code and now looks like this:

I have made a python script to find the subnet mask for the given number of host. But I want it to take HTML input on button click and pass it as user input in python script and give the output on same HTML page. I have tried to give you guys max details of this program I'm not able to understand the problem. it shows taking input in url like here the terminal output is for input 500

urls.py

ISO/IEC 7816-3:2006 (12.1.2) defines the bytestring for a command to a Smart Card that sends data and is expected to produce some beyond a status word:

A command APDU of case 4 consists of a header, a L_C field, a data field and a L_E field.

ISO/IEC 7816-4:2020 (5.2) is similar. I restrict to the short case (4S) where

• L_C is a byte in 01_H…FF_H directly coding integer N_C (the number of bytes in the data field, thus discounting the 4-byte header)
• L_E is a byte in 01_H…FF_H directly coding integer N_E (the number of bytes expected from the card in response when no error occurs, discounting status words), or 00_H meaning maximum (or equivalently N_E=256).

In such case 4S, can L_E be part of the data passed to PCSC SCardTransmit regardless of the protocol?

In other words, when passing such command to PCSC SCardTransmit, can we set cbSendLength to N_C+6 regardless of the protocol?

I ask because I have a reproducible issue where including L_E in a command (e.g. 00 A4 09 00 02 20 03 42 with cbSendLength = 8 in a context where the card will actually return a status word 6A 82 and no data) causes SCardTransmit to fail. The value of the L_E byte is immaterial. That's with T=0 cards from different manufacturers and applications, several readers of different models but all with the same manufacturer-recommended Windows driver (GemPcCCID 4.1.4.0 of 2016-08-08 signed 2018-07-26, there). The problem vanishes with Microsoft's default CCID WUDF driver, or if I set cbSendLength to one less (thus removing L_E). I have so far found no other reader/driver configuration triggering that issue, so I'm tented to say that's a driver issue (or at least an issue of the combination of that driver and the PCSC service it's supposed to work with).

I'd like some specification that tells if it's legit to include the L_E byte to SCardTransmit, and I'd prefer something not Windows-specific.

I understand that if somewhat the application knows that the protocol T=0 is used, it's easy to omit the L_E byte from the initial SCardTransmit, and I see how L_E can be handled subsequently when the card sends a 61xx status word. However some contactless Smart Card readers pretend to be T=0 when they really use the ISO/IEC 14443-4 protocol, and then the L_E byte is useful in some cases, thus I don't want to use that option.

Addition: the spec of ScardTransmit has:

For T=0, in the special case where no data is sent to the card and no data expected in return, this length (of the data passed to ScardTransmit) must reflect that the bP3 member is not being sent; the length should be sizeof(CmdBytes) - sizeof(BYTE)(that is 4, the length of the C-APDU).

Therefore, under in T=0, in cases 1, 2S, 3S, what's passed to ScardTransmit is the C-APDU, and in case 1 that differs from the C-TPDU. I'm asking if there is a reference settling about the imperative, in case 4S under T=0 specifically, to strip L_E from a C-APDU (making it the C-TPDU) before passing it to ScardTransmit, similar to the above prescription to not make such conversion from C-APDU to C-TPDU in case 1 under T=0 (which ScardTransmit, the driver, or the reader will perform).

I'm porting the CEF4Delfi library to Borland C++Builder 5. I make a BPL package from the ported CEF4Delfi source and reference it from my C++Builder 5 code.

I work on Windows 10 64bit.

While porting, I'm stuck on importing DLL functions.

Here is part of the imports:

I know I have to take this step, but I don't know how to do it:

By using the NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive, we gathered information about each module used in each mission. As you did when you created the samples tables, create six new columns, three for the lunar modules and three for the command modules:

• Module name
• Module mass
• Module mass diff

Fill in any NaN values with 0: