lenz | lenz , fork from logspout , modified for logstash and docker | HTTP library

Your problem is that you are using a Future synchronously. The Future needs to get the data from the server before you can use it. This does not happen instantly.

One solution is to use a FutureBuilder. This give you access to the Future’s response synchronously. First your Future will be without data (the else scenario below). Then when the server responds, it will be either have data or have an error.

Try something like this:

First $dc_observers.get_latest_class should be at the end.

Second , you set dcs as the result of $dc_observers.get_latest_class

trhird , you should affect the value to the definition

please find below the code that should work

I found that it is a general issue between integration of the everviz charts and the Highcharts charts. The issue occurs because everviz includes all Highcharts modules and doing an update on the main chart makes that this chart "want to get access" to these modules, but assigned arguments are wrong.

Adding missing modules (highcharts-more and accessibility in this case) fixes the issue.

Demo: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/tqfp79c1/

socket.recvfrom returns a tuple of pair (bytes, address) in UDP so I had to decode the first item of bytes. This is how I did it.

command = str(sock.recvfrom(BUFFER_SIZE)[0], "utf-8"). The [0] grabs the first item in the tuple of BUFFER_SIZE

Thanks to @ErykSun's comments, I've set my default terminal to ConEmu which displays unicode combined character correctly.

To future users looking for an answer to this question, assuming you're using ConEmu you can set it to the default console by doing this:

right click the top bar and go to Settings... (or use the keyboard shortcut Win+Alt+P)

go to Intergration -> Default term in the left menu

Check the following boxes:

Force ConEmu as default terminal for console applications, Register on OS startup, Leave in TSA, and Aggressive mode

Then hit Save settings

I want the sum of the "speech share"

There is no "speech share" in the XML you show. I am assuming you meant the total time of each contributor's segments. This is not trivial to do in XSLT 1.0.

First, you need to compute the individual pt:segment durations. For this, you need to convert the start and end times to seconds (or some other common unit) so that you can subtract them. And you need to convert the results to a node-set so that they can be summed.

Try something like the following:

XSLT 1.0 (+ EXSLT)

Consider the following example:

XSLT 1.0

I solved the problem by deleting /bin/cache/ folder in flutter directory. After this it is required to run

Here is an example:

First lets make a list with some random iris columns: