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Perhaps there is a problem with your path? (apologies I'm not on windows to test). From memory, Windows paths use \ characters instead of /. Additionally, you may need two backticks after the drive path (C:\\).

c:\\Users\91940\AppData\Local\...

This can be done using slicing:

Your style is in fact being applied but the add-ons1.cssyour adding add a background property with a linear-gradientso your background-color does not change the background-image property that represent the gradient

So if you want to override it, just select the background property instead of background-color

And you dont need you !important anymore :)

That error indicates heroku cannot start the server.

I think you did not install gunicorn package.

• pip install gunicorn

and in settings.py

Try with melt + sort_index:

When using GCC to compile for PASE you must use -pthread instead of -lpthread (or also set -D_THREAD_SAFE). Without this you can run in to problems as AIX header files shipped by PASE have compile-time threading behavior. In addition, the libstdc++ has a different ABI depending on whether you compile with -pthread or without on AIX platforms. On AIX, GCC will automatically set the binary's runtime library path appropriately to load the pthread or non-pthread GCC libraries while in the open source environment on PASE, we only ship the pthread version.

If you check the related documentation :

read_healpix_map

This routine reads a full sky HEALPix map from a FITS file

Location in HEALPix directory tree: src/C/subs/read_healpix_map.c

FORMAT float *read_healpix_map(char *infile, long *nside, char *coordsys, char *ordering)

ARGUMENTS

Singletons by definition are initialized only once - I don't think you can anyhow re-initialize them. You can make it just a regular class, not singleton and create it when bluetooth is already enabled. You can also keep it a singleton and do not perform initialization in a constructor, but on demand. In most cases, performing more advanced stuff in constructors isn't really a good idea.

You should also consider a case where you initialized your service when bluetooth was enabled and then user disables it.

I would recommend using either an event or the Vuex Store to pass the settings value (Use the vuex Store only if this is a part of a bigger more complicated Application and the settings have other influences).

It is better practice to have a well defined API to a component and letting the component itself handle it's appearance instead of altering Component X's appearance directly in Component Y.

Additionally as Phil pointed out in the comments, you should never alter props. They should be handled as read only.

Here is what you could do:

1. Emit an event in your settings component when the display should be updated. Either have two events, one for showing the overlay, the other for hiding it or emit only one event with a boolean payload.
2. Listen to the event / events on the sample-comp and alter your css attributes accordingly.

Kind Regards.