pippo | Micro Java Web Framework | Microservice library

I'm trying to write a script, that we call pippo.R. pippo.R aim, is to run another script (for.sh) in a for loop with a parallelization using two values : nPerm= total number of times the script has to be run permAtTime= number of script that can run at the same time. A very important thing to do, is to wait for each loop to be concluded, thats why I added a file in which all the PID are stored and then I use the wait function to wait for each of them. The main problem of this script is the following error :

I have created a function that does many things. I need it to display two series that are created starting from a list. The problem is that while one of them is displayed correctly, the other one is like "truncated" in the decimals places. But the arrays on which these two series are based are identical. Only the numerical values in them changes.

I'm trying to configure an Azure B2C custom policy for SignUp-SignIn with KeyCloak SSO

I'm trying to load some tables using the script, in order to create new tables according to an IF condition.

My script is the following:

was trying to understand https://wiki.python.org/moin/PyQt/Binding%20widget%20properties%20to%20Python%20variables :

"Binding widget properties to Python variables"

down below my modified code that took a while to me, but kind of visualize better what bind, example code, here, does:

I've been reading all similar problems with maven but I cannot seem to be able to fix it. The issue is the classic "Cannot resolve symbol 'pippo'", in which case pippo is part of

import com.pippo.device.manager.data.model.Device;

This class Device comes from this artifact that I have in my local repo

i have a 2d chart made with d3.js and i should test it with cypress. First I wanted to make the dots move

I have this xml file:

I created a file including some macros named myMacrosLib.cmd that I can call from another batch script. Below an example of myMacrosLib.cmd At the begin of every macro there is a label and at the end there is an exit /b so I can load in memory every macro one by one or up to 8 macros in a single command line from another batch script. For doing this I've done another macro as follow: I would like to make this last macro more elegant by transforming the 8 lines into a for loop but I can't do it, probably due to escape characters problems, is there anyone who can help me solve the problem?