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First of all, variable names should NOT start with an upper case character. These are Java conventions you will find in any text book or tutorial. Follow the examples.

I am trying to add a JPanel into my JFrame with a specific size

Why use a random size? Swing is designed so that each component will determine its own size so it will work on any platform with any Look and Feel.

Any recommendations

Don't use a null layout. Don't use setBounds(). Swing was designed to be used with layout managers. Layout managers make coding easier and more maintainable. Read the Swing tutorial on Layout Managers

Also, you actually need to "add" the buttons to the panel and "add" the panel to the frame. The above tutorial demos show how to do that.

If you are simply trying to change the size of the buttons then use:

The angular.element function returns a jQuery element, as does the jQuery find function. Consequently your videoTag variable refers to a jQuery object.

On the other hand, the shaka.Player constructor expects an HTMLMediaElement. So passing videoTag[0] should work.

The issue is /edit#gid=1652705509/ in the query string.

To target Sheet2, do this:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pgdF1hoid8m1Zj3KburwjZRGkydLh1Sum4DshUMaIeo/gviz/tq?tq=SELECT%20B%20where%20A%20contains%20%22bird%22&sheet=Sheet2

Note the end parameter &sheet=Sheet2.

Refer to How to Use GridLayout.
Here is a quote from that Web page:

A GridLayout object places components in a grid of cells. Each component takes all the available space within its cell, and each cell is exactly the same size.

In other words, GridLayout does not consider the preferred size of the components it contains.

A layout manager that does consider its contained components' preferred size is GridBagLayout.

BorderLayout only respects part of its contained components' preferred size. For the EAST component, BorderLayout uses its preferred width but not its preferred height. BorderLayout will initially use its CENTER component's preferred width and height.

This is the window I get when I run your code.

Here is your modified code using GridBagLayout instead of GridLayout.

From your question and replying comments, when I added the text of àèìòù to the Spreadsheet and run the script in your question, the created file can be seen as the correct inputted text. So, unfortunately, I cannot replicate your situation.

And, from your following previous replying,

Thank you again Tanaike. I only insert the string and launch the script... Nothing else, I can't understand. Even if use the link via browser "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/[fileid]/export?format=csv&gid=[sheetid]" I download the file without charset problems, but I don't how I can use this link in the script.

When you want to change the endpoint from 'https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/' + spreadsheetId + '/gviz/tq?tqx=out:csv&gid=' + sheetId to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/[fileid]/export?format=csv&gid=[sheetid], please modify the script as follows.

Both implementations are mutually similar except for some variation. The implementation of BahdanauAttention in that tutorial is a kinda simplified and adapted version and uses some linear transformation. The return shape of context_vector that you're wondering is nothing but the issue of input data shape. Here is some demonstration, let's see the tutorial implementation:

You can use extension Command Variable command extension.commandvariable.file.content

Using config.json file

Showing all the elements is the natural view for an array, and since there's no guarantee that a char array is actually a null terminated string, even printing char arrays as an array is a reasonable default. But as you observe, if you know the array holds a null terminated string you really do want to print it more compactly.

Fortunately, lldb has a system for providing "alternate" views of data objects. That's why, for instance you see:

As it turns out, the schematic printed directly on the device is wrong.The schematic on their website is correct.

Hopefully this can help someone else avoid pulling their hair out in the future.