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• The issue you (we) are encountering is probably due to the first column containing mixed data: numbers and strings. Manually you could do something like adding another column and using the formula =TEXT(A1,"#") and then copy it back and do the remove duplicates. I tried for a while to do it in VBA using RemoveDuplicates, but couldn't get it to work. An idea might be to write the formula to another worksheet (workbook) and then process it there and then copy it back... it all becomes rather messy.

• So I rather created a different solution consisting of multiple procedures that do cover some ridiculous scenarios but might come in handy in some other projects of yours.

• The main procedure is removeColumnDupes which you call from the Worksheet Change event code or from the two other preceding small procedures. It will call the remaining procedures when necessary. Copy all of it to the appropriate modules.

• In the worksheet, nothing will happen until you change a value in column A. If you don't want to change anything just select one of the cells and click on the Formula Bar and press Enter. This is also considered a change. Now the duplicates have been removed and you cannot enter a duplicate in column A.

• If you don't want to use the event, you can uncomment the Exit Sub at the beginning of it or uncomment or delete it. Then you can use removeColumnDupesTEST. Note that if you haven't disabled the event solution, this will cause the removeDupes procedure to always run three times: once for itself (...TEST), once for writing the data, and once for clearing the contents.

• The removeColumnDupesSelection procedure may come in handy when you want to select any cell and remove the duplicates from it to the bottom-most unoccupied cell.

• Note when using this event, you have to be careful that it won't get retriggered again and again and 'crash' Excel. This is done by disabling events. See this in the event procedure.

Sheet Module e.g. Sheet1 (the name not in parentheses in VBE Project Explorer)

Use templateResult: its the solution to select what options you want to show/or hide. In this sample, i dont want to show Apple, Cat and ViewExposure.

You forgot to pass in idtxt while calling typeWriter in the setTimeout:

Was I suppose to somehow resume the command that failed ?

Yes, try git svn fetch. This will resume it, exactly.

Basically, git svn clone = git svn init followed by git svn fetch. (Quite similarly to how git clone itself is a git init, followed by adding a remote named by default origin, followed by git fetch.)

In my experience with git-svn, certain amount of fiddling around with .git/config, and understanding the differences between refs and remotes, is often needed to get it working as you expect.

Usually, git-svn is the remote which stands for the remote SVN server you're accessing through the git-svn "adapter". Hypothetically, due to DVCS nature, you could have a Git repo with 3 remotes:

• lab-server
• cloud-archive
• git-svn (or, perhaps better renamed as e.g. svn-legacy)

Seeing an origin remote in your error messages tells me you probably got confused at some point, and said git clone instead of git svn clone. My advice would be to figure out the basics and obtain a clear mental model of what you're doing. Documentation and .git/config may help with that.

You can't do this. Python's str is immutable by intent and design. There are very limited exceptions to this that constitute implementation details (In CPython, mystr += 'abc' mutates in place if and only if the string bound to mystr has no other references to it), but there is no means of making this work for other arbitrary mutations, nor make it work portably in all Python interpreters. If your design requires mutable str, your design does not work in Python; the best you could do is write a str-like class that implements your chosen behaviors, or settle for using a list of length 1 strs, mutating the list as needed (and eventually ''.joining it back to a str when you need a real str).

Your code is correct but you measure the performance incorrectly.

Note that for this use case scenario (calling external processes) you should be fine with green threads - no need to distribute the load at all!

When a Julia function is executed for the first time it is being compiled. When you execute it on several parallel process all of them need to compile the same piece of code.

On top of that the first @distribution macro run also takes a long time to compile. Hence before using @timed you should call once both the fpar and nofpar functions.

Last but not least, there is no addprocs in your code but I assume that you have used -p Julia option to add the worker processes to your Julia master process. By the way you did not mention how many of the worker processes you have.

I usually test code like this:

Try to filter out the files which are not identified as images by PIL. Something like this might work for you

This smells like a race condition just as SomeStudent suggested. Reading through the first couple of lines of code inside the getRemoteClient() method, you are missing an await.

I can't say with 100% certainty this will fix it, but I'm certain it could become a problem even if this wasn't the culprit.

You could use the latest Azure Power Shell version from the link.

Notes: Please install 3.7.0 version.