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- Compares two shares
- Compares two shares
- Compares this metadata object to another
- Compares this Metadata with the specified properties
- Compares this Developer registration with the specified password
- Checks if this object equals another object
- Returns true if this node equals the same metadata
- Compares this object with the specified metadata
- Wraps errors in a RetrofitError
- Parse the error message
- Compares this object with another key
- Checks if this user is equal to the specified object
- Create a hashCode for this instance
- Creates a hashCode of the candidate object
- Returns the required crypto material set for the given cypher
- Builds a hash code for the domain
- Creates a Cipher object
- Compares this ciphertext with the specified object
- Returns true if this group is equal to another group
- Compares this object for equality
- Check for equality
- Returns a Converter that returns the Retrofit converters
- Splits the given object into bytes
- Compares this email object to another
- Compares this object with another object
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QUESTION
I am trying to use subprocess.run with a custom argument, that works both directly from windows cmd, and from subprocess.call, but not with subprocess.run, as suggested by Running shell command and capturing the output.
This works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 06:57Problem was my understanding of subprocess.run
correct call:
QUESTION
one of my code lines is
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-29 at 14:33You probably have a file called datetime.py in one of the directories shown in the error message (most probably C:/code/EPMD/Kodex/Applications/EPMD-Software/Sandbox/), if you do then you need to rename it to something that will not shadow any other Python module.
The reasoning is that it masks the actual datetime module, since files/directories/modules in the current working directory have precedence over the modules installed in the site-packages directory (in which the built-in and installed modules live). If both locations contain an a module then import a will import the local a module instead of the (probably) intended a module from site-packages.
When yaml\representer.py did import datetime it imported your datetime.py file/module which does not have a date attribute, which is why an AttributeError was raised when it later tried to use datetime.date.
QUESTION
Site address: http://www.eng.kodex.com/product_view.do?fId=2ETF68
In Google Sheets, I want to crawl prices iNAV (KRW) in the site.
I found the XPath and typed the importxml function in the spreadsheet, but it does not work.
Could not parse imported XML content
XPath: //*[@id="container"]/section/div[2]/div[1]/ul/li[2]/div/p[1]
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 15:30=REGEXEXTRACT(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(IMPORTDATA(
"http://www.eng.kodex.com/product_view.do?fId=2ETF68")),
"where Col1 contains 'basp:""'"), "(\d+.*)""")
QUESTION
I am trying to create a shortcut that would take credentials from the credential manager, like so
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Answered 2019-May-14 at 06:00Moving from comment to here for OP
Here's the thing to keep in mind with this savecred thing. It's really dangerous, depending on where you are using it. Once you do it, like you've noted, AL you have to do is pass the account name and never get prompted, which means, anyone with even the simplest of skills, could walk up to and take over this machine, even if you delete the shortcut that started it, those creds are always live, and once can create any shortcut, set the properties, and they are off to the races.
Hence, though savecred is really convenient, it should be limited to only machines in absolute control of the person using it. For Example.
Anyway, you an get creds into CredMan, without using RunAs /SaveCred, yes, even with PowerShell. The a many scripts online to show you how, even ones directly from the TechNet Powershell Gallery, and the MS powershellgallery.com.
How to add credentials to the Windows Vault (PowerShell)
This PowerShell script shows how add credentials for specific users.
Download : addwindowsCredential.zip
From powershellgallery.com, via your PowerShell session.
QUESTION
I have 2 tables,
first contains articles, second contains quantities. the two tables are linked with the "kodex" column. The second table can have multiple records for the same item, but can also have none.
what I need is a query that lists the entire first table, and adds an additional column that contains the sum of all quantities of all entries in the second table.
I have done this with left join on the kodex table, and works fine, but only as long as i do not add the sum() on the select statement. as soon as I do so, it lists only the rows that have a match on the second table.
Query that displays all rows:
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Answered 2017-Jan-11 at 08:49Update your query
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