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I have a situation with a Java Socket Input reader. I am trying to develop an URCAP for Universal Robots and for this I need to use JAVA.

The situation is as follow: I connect to the Dashboard server through a socket on IP 127.0.0.1, and port 29999. After that the server send me a message "Connected: Universal Robots Dashboard Server". The next step I send the command "play". Here starts the problem. If I leave it like this everything works. If I want to read the reply from the server which is "Starting program" then everything is blocked.

I have tried the following:

-read straight from the input stream-no solution

-read from an buffered reader- no solution

-read into an byte array with an while loop-no solution

I have tried all of the solution presented here and again no solution for my case. I have tried even copying some code from the Socket Test application and again no solution. This is strange because as mentioned the Socket Test app is working with no issues.

Below is the link from the URCAP documentation:

https://www.universal-robots.com/articles/ur/dashboard-server-cb-series-port-29999/

I do not see any reason to post all the trials code because I have tried everything. Below is the last variant of code maybe someone has an idea where I try to read from 2 different buffered readers. The numbers 1,2,3 are there just so I can see in the terminal where the code blocks.

In conclusion the question is: How I can read from a JAVA socket 2 times? Thank you in advance!

I'm simply trying detect non-ascii characters in my C++ program on Windows. Using something like isascii() or :

I am trying to write a file to UTF8 or ISO_8859_1 using :

As stated above. Under IIS Express on VS2019 I have no issues. When opening the site after deployment to Azure I get:

"The character encoding of the plain text document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the file needs to be declared in the transfer protocol or file needs to use a byte order mark as an encoding signature."

I initially tried adding every permutation of I found to no avail. Eventually I tracked the error down (by removing lines of code until the error no longer appeared) to firing when I tried to open a SqlConnection.

When I compare a string literal with a non-ASCII character in R source code to the same string passed in through the command line, the two strings test as identical and have identical charToRaw representations, but serialize differently. What's going on? Aren't both strings in UTF-8?

To reproduce this, try this shell script (I'm running Dash 0.5.10.2-7 and R 4.0.2 on Ubuntu 20.10):

I would greatly appreciate any feedback you might offer regarding the issue I am having with my Word Prediction Shiny APP Code for the JHU Capstone Project.

My UI code runs correctly and displays the APP. (see image and code below)

Challenge/Issue: My problem is that after entering text into the "Text input" box of the APP, my server.R code does not return the predicted results.

Prediction Function:

When I run this line of code in the RConsole -- predict(corpus_train,"case of") -- the following results are returned: 1 "the" "a" "beer"

When I use this same line of code in my server.r Code, I do not get prediction results.

Any insight suggestions and help would be greatly appreciated.

I got the answer but can someone please explain me how and why we need to use extra single quote????

I am working a SQL Server stored procedure to generate a 10 digits sequence with the following patterns where [CustomerCode] is say 'ABC':

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