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I can not prove to the management the futility and even harm of saving IDE specific files and folders in GitHub

There is even a problem in the deliberate mixing of two different issues:

• I want to use Eclipse;
• If we use Eclipse, then its files should be stored in the repository;

I tried everything:

• from "files not related to the project should not be there"
• to "every developer knows how to configure their IDE for the project based on the pom.xml"
• and "if two programmers use two different IDEs, should their files also be saved?"
• and so on... like "specially designed gitignore.io provides recommended gitignore based on what you are using."

What arguments can be given besides “no one does that for a long time because it's obvious”.

PS. I am not going to start another holy war, I need arguments that are clear to the management.

I Googled for a solution to create a table, using Databticks and Azure SQL Server, and load data into this same table. I found some sample code online, which seems pretty straightforward, but apparently there is an issue somewhere. Here is my code.

This is a follow on question to an earlier post I made here - I think I made significant progress and now the question has changed.

I have a "matching" matrix which looks like the following:

My apologies if this is a duplicate but I have searched in vain. I'm trying to return inclusive the proceeding word after the search-string in powershell.

First of all I would like to apologise if I don't use the right names for things, I'm new to Python.

While playing around I found out that you can assign to a class member in the as part of a with statement:

I’m working on an Amazon EC2 instance of Amazon Linux, having followed this tutorial precisely, but I can’t work out how to connect Tomcat to MySQL. How am I meant do do this?

I have traversed the directories within /usr/share/tomcat8 and, for each directory:

1. placed the Connector/J file, mysql-connector-java-5.1.45-bin.jar, obtained from here, in the directory
2. restarted Tomcat
3. reloaded my index page, app/index.jsp
4. got an error: javax.servlet.ServletException: javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Unable to get connection, DataSource invalid: "java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc/foo" from line 8 of /index.jsp

I have placed a copy of the Connector/J jar file among my other Java libraries and added it to my classpath, despite the obvious futility of this approach given how Tomcat handles its classpath.

I have reduced my code about as much as I reasonably can in the hope that something else I’d done had produced this phenomenon as a side effect. Since less than fifty lines of code continue to produce the same error, that’s probably not the case, but technically I haven’t ruled it out.

/usr/share/tomcat8/webapps/app/index.jsp

I am completing an assignment for my Intro CS course. For this assignment, we must fix a javascript function so that it extracts values for variables, initializes a counter, and produces a loop that continues to increase in count until a certain number is found. My problem is that my version of the code does not seem to work.

For the current version that I will detail below, I extracted the variables from each of the 'num' textboxes and began constructing the for-loop action, where in which the count will increase whenever a 4-digit number is produced that is not the values inside the extracted 'num' textboxes. I've tested this same code a few times, even with the 'count' variables inside of the condition statements changed to 'i' variables and nothing works.

I am working with the random.js library--found here ( http://balance3e.com/random.js )--to randomize the looping 'picks'.

I have also tried other loop versions, including the normal while-loop, and the do/while-loop.

My professor has inadequately taught the material and appears "too busy" to help, so I apologize if some of the code is just flat-out wrong. I tried.

I have a screen where the user selects the number of players for a game:

On the next screen, some text inputs appear and I want to be able to name the players so these names can be stored in a database:

I am using a FlatList to generate these fields, but it seems that I can't use the onChangeText here. If I try to input text into any of the fields I get this error:

This is the code:

Backstory I've been beating my head for a week trying to simply store and resume scheduling dates in JS. To save dates between sessions I need to use Stringify to offload a single string to be saved as a variable. I am programming JS in a custom engine (Barco's Medialon) that does not allow includes or standard I/O. So everything has to work in this one block of code with small things not being standard or needing workarounds.

The problem This JSON stringify command stores date objects in a standard format "2019-03-05T09:20:00.000Z" This particular JSON parsing//new Date() command, however, can not interpret that string format and creates an error of "Invalid Date". Other formats do work though, IE when I invoke a new Date(Epoch Time) or new Date(YYYY,MM,DD,hh,mm)

The Quest I am trying to modify the stringify/parse sections to work around this issue though I am struggling. While I have a small handle on the 'JSON.parse' and regex bit, Trying to manipulate the detection of Date Object and changing how it encodes is a quest in futility thus far.

Object structure getting Stringified