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@Gumpf you have everything correct...you can only edit cells from the UI front end.

Changing the values in the backing bean will NOT reflect in the Sheet unless you update="sheet" to redraw the entire sheet again. The whole purpose of the Sheet is to not act like an Editable datatable where if you had a 10x10 editable DataTable it would submit 1000 values on Form Submit every time. If you had a 20x20 then it wouldn't work as Most servers stop you at 1000 Form Submit items.

So the Sheet is designed just to update a cell or cells at a time to update your backing bean WITHOUT having to redraw the sheet. What you want to do by updating your backing bean values and have it reflect in the Sheet the only way that will work is update="sheet" to force the whole Sheet to re-render after updating your backing bean values which might not be what you want. Or it might be....

You can use a regex to grab the overarching JavaScript object containing the array of interest within it, then pass that to hjson to deal with the unquoted keys. Finally, extract the cartAccessories item and do what you want with it.

Typescript has a structural type system. For object types this means the members of the type are important when determining type compatibility (see FAQ). This means that unused type parameters are a not very significant in the type system. Since you don't use TPayload in A the type parameter doesn't have any significance in the type system, so during inference it will end up with it's default value in some cases.

If you add a member, inference works as you expect it to:

For future readers: The issues in question are solved by Error This PlotModel is already in use by some other PlotView control in OxyPlot chart Q&A.

• "I did get my oxyplot to appear by using Expander Tapped attribute ..."

In view:

Liferay Portal 7.2 uses log4j 1.2.17

You can check the libraries used by Liferay Portal 7.2 in the lib/versions.html file in the source code, see log4j version of Liferay Portal 7.2 here:

• https://github.com/liferay/liferay-portal/blob/ded0e9390637985231e962e4ad4cfa4639eabb26/lib/versions.html#L2937-L2942

If you are asking this question due to the Log4j 2.x Zero-Day Vulnerability, it only affects to the Liferay Portal 7.4 version.

For more information see this post: https://liferay.dev/blogs/-/blogs/log4j2-zero-day-vulnerability

First, a char in Rust is a 32-bit value while its 8-bit in C++ (that's not strictly true but Rust doesn't support architectures where it isn't). So the name, author, and supportEmail fields should be u8 arrays.

You can export a global value by using #[no_mangle] on a public static variable:

While forEach itself is not async-aware, that doesn't stop you from being able to push the asynchronous modification promises onto a list and awaiting for all of them at the end.

You need to import the class module.

Because class is also a language keyword you need to use quotes:

Myself personally for any web scraping I would use Selenium Web Driver. This will allow you to automate your browser with code. It can go to each of those links, select what you need, store their values, and return them.