ding | Ring a bell after command execution đź””
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Sometimes we have to do things in parallel especially when executing some command that needs for a long time such as building a docker image.We need to ring a bell after command execution.
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I keep getting invalid client while trying to request a token from my local endpoint using postman or curl. It is just a ASP.NET MVC project with WebAPI enabled (the check box when you create the project).I have got one class MyAuthorizationServerProvider.cs which has got the below code
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 01:43Edited
(I missed the part where you fallback on TryGetFormCredentials
)
It seems like you need to send the form data as application/x-www-form-urlencoded
. See the RFC
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I have the following code in an Excel VBA module:
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:59It seems you are dealing with a modal dialog window. When it is displayed to a user the code stops running and can be resumed only after it is closed. A possible solution is to develop an external utility (application) which can scan Outlook windows periodically and click buttons programmatically. Microsoft Active Accessibility can help you with that. But it is not a trivial task.
The Outlook object model doesn't provide anything for that. You will have to use Windows API to get the job done.
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I'm trying to build a web scraper with bs4, everything works fine except when the item is on a discount, it outputs the discount %, not the price and I can't figure out how to get the price.
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Answered 2021-May-29 at 08:58The structure of the priceInner is as follows
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how to make the snake not to move left if i move right so it doesn't crash same fore up and down. so if i press left arrow i cant press right arrow unless i press up or down arrow same for left and up and down because if i press right arrow then left arrow the snake will crash and game is over same for up and down
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 19:48You have to lock the directions against each other:
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I have a list of Keywords
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Answered 2021-May-25 at 15:03No need to use a regex when Python's standard in
operator will do the job, IMO:
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I have a mp3 file and I would like to play it when a button is pressed. But I belive I am not serving the file to the server correctly. Here is the code on Replit.com:
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Answered 2021-May-17 at 18:18I've tested the repl, and it works. Check your volume settings.
Tip. If you don't want to repeat res.sendFile
for each static file, I recommend to use this notation:
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Use case: I’m using voice dictation software to make notes to myself that I paste into MS-Word. The software does a decent job but mangles some words resulting in a lot of spelling errors. Category 1 of those are basically homonyms, mostly technology terms. I built a nice VBA macro that uses find and replace, pulling the homonym and the desired correction from a spreadsheet. Works very well. Category 2 is harder to solve and comprises mostly of misspellings due to random spaces being inserted by the software into an otherwise properly spelled word. There’s no definitive pattern that I see, like always at syllable break or between double letters, but it often occurs where one or more syllables is a properly spelled word, and a different syllable is severed, and that piece alone is not a valid word. e.g. transcribes “Cat egory” versus “Category.” The correct piece can be the first or second half.
Code needs to:
- run spell check over the ActiveDocument Range
- find the next spelling error
- look at the word before, check spelling of it plus the misspelled word, if spelled correctly, accept
- else look at the word after, check spelling of it plus the misspelled word, if spelled correctly, accept
- continue to next error
Result would be something like this:
co ding to correct spell ing err ors due to spa cing -> coding to correct spelling errors due to spacing
I know how to invoke spellcheck, cycle through the range, get the spelling suggestions, etc. but I’m struggling on how to identify the previous and next word, then run spellcheck again inside of the original spellcheck session.
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 05:05Perhaps:
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I am implementing a very simple concurrent program in Go. There are 2 channels todo
and done
that are used for signaling which task is done. There are 5 routines
that are executed and each one require its own time to complete. I would like to see every 100ms the status of what is happening.
However I tried but the polling branch case <-time.After(100 * time.Millisecond):
seems that is never been called. It is called sometimes (not in a consisted way) if I reduce the time to something less than 100ms.
My understanding is that go func
executes the method in a separate Go scheduler thread. I do not understand therefore why the case
of the polling is never hit. I tried to move the specific case branch before/after the other but nothing changed.
Any suggestions?
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 12:17In absence of a default
case, when multiple cases are ready, it executes one of them at random. It's not deterministic.
To make sure the case runs, you should run it in a separate goroutine. (In that case, you must synchronize accesses to the output
variable).
Moreover you say "I would like to see every 100ms", but time.After
sends on the channel only once.
To execute the case periodically, use <-time.NewTicker(100 * time.Millis).C
instead.
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I'm writing an Android location app and foreground service. The app gets location updates from the service periodically. I'm using Android Studio and writing the app in Kotlin.
The problem is that when the phone is rotated a new instance of the foreground service is created. This is demonstrated with Log outputs that show the count of location updates as well as the hash code of the service:
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 09:36After many hours of debugging I found the problem:
In MainActivity.onDestroy() I was attempting to stop my Service LocationService. The problem is that I attach a location callback to the Service and therefore the Service is leaked when the phone is rotated because MainActivity.onDestroy() is called which attempts to stop the service but can't apparently because of the attached Location Listener and Android seems to assume that it successfully stopped the service and so creates a new instance of it the next time around.
*** Seems to be an Android OS Bug ***
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Trying to import other classes from another folder. Getting import error again and again... ImportError: attempted relative import with no known parent package How can I get rid of it?? I have init.py in "modules" folder, but that's also not helping........
Codes in "modules" folder:
snake.py
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Answered 2021-May-03 at 17:34Instead of writing
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