commandeer | Automatically sets up command line flags | Access Management library

I use Command-Shift-F (default setting) for global find all. Extensively.

When I am editing a Java file, in addition to the problem that Java is on my screen, this shortcut doesn't work. Instead, Command-Shift-F will fold code in the current bracket to use less vertical whitespace.

I have never changed a default keyboard setting. As confirmed by Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts and reviewing the right column.

How can I find which thing has commandeered my normal finding experience?

I am running Python 3.8.3. Previously I had Python 3.6 installed.

When I try to install by pip e.g.

pip install requests

I get the error

Fatal error in launcher: Unable to create process using '"c:\users\myname\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\python.exe" "C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\Scripts\pip.exe" install requests'

Uninstalling Python 3.6 did not resolve this. I also tried reinstalling pip from https://pypi.org/project/pip/#files.

How can I get pip working again so I can install packages again?

On a side note, the reason I installed 3.8.3 in the first place instead of continuing with 3.6 was that Windows opened its app store any time the python command was used in PowerShell. I figured I might as well download the new version, since at the time I saw no reason to fight it. Still, it would be nice to know how to stop Windows from commandeering this.

The LogisticDx package commandeers the plot function.

Prior to loading LogisticDx if you fit a logistic model (with glm and family=binomial) you can get diagnostic plots simply with the plot command. After loading the LogisticDx package, when you try to plot a glm object, you can only get the LogisticDx version.

Note1: LogisticDX does not have a plot method. It somehow changes the plot function entirely. Thus there is no such thing as LogisticDx::plot.

Note2: Even after unloading the LogisticDx package, the plot function behavior for glm objects is still changed.

Note3: Even calling plot directly from the graphics library results in the altered behavior.

Note4: I just noticed that the plot.glm variant of plot is now missing.

There seems to be no way to restore the original plot function!

For example:

I have a Linux/Mac C++ library that performs a series of steps, in the form of function calls. I would like to measure the maximum memory usage during each step.

I am not interested in ad-hoc solutions like starting another thread that polls memory usage, running a profiler, etc.

So far I have found getrusage() is present on Mac and Linux and does return the maximum memory usage, however there appears to be no way to reset this maximum after each function call.

Is there any way around this limitation?

Edit: To be clear, I do not want to commandeer malloc()/free() and log everything. I want a solution that is suitable to keep in running production code.

First of I'm a java developer, currently helping with a C# project so keep that in mind while answering.

I have the following scenario. I have a datagrid with records and when I double click I open a new window(dialog) with some fields and a save and cancel button. I want the cancel button to revert all changes done in the dialog.

I would say this to be a very common scenario, yet I have to find one single answer on stackoverflow that actually works and doesn't require a gazillion lines of boilerplate code. I'm not going to paste my entire project here and I'll try to put the relevant code available

Galaxy and SelectedJob are simple JSON objects that are serializable and have getters and setters nothing more. an example. Job.cs

I am working on NLP using nltk. I am using chunking to extract names of people. After chunking I want to replace the chunks with specific strings 'Male' or 'Female'.

My code is :

In a formstack form, I need to be able to pass a list to the form as a parameter and, from that list, create checkboxes or dropdown menus that the user can select and that are saved in formstack's database and sent to integrations like all other fields. Here's an example of what I'd like to send in:

http://theformurl?list=option1,option2,option3,option4

From this, I'm trying to use code insertion in either (or a mixture of) the head, footer, or a code embed to create a new field on load that looks and acts like all the other fields.

I've been tinkering with Jenna Molby's approach to dynamically modifying html with url parameters found here:

https://jennamolby.com/tutorial-examples/dynamic-content-based-on-a-url-parameter-example/

But no luck so far. At present, I've not succeeded in getting dynamic text to populate in the form, let alone a form field that then talks to formstack's back end.

Is this doable, and if so, can anyone recommend an approach or a thread to pull on to figure it out?

--update

Thanks to Eric's suggestion, I was able to get halfway there. This code in the footer can commandeer a checkbox that you've already inserted in the form by id. It will replace that checkbox with the values you send in the url. But the selections don't get caught by Formstack when you submit.