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- Serialize this instance into a byte array
- This method merges the existing document list into the existing one
- Get the fresh document attributes
- Merge prior document terms with key
- Gets the required fields for this entity
- Convert 8 bits into a Byte
- Parses a file into a name - value map
- Converts a file line into a map of names
- Commit the changes
- Creates a new bucket id
- Perform the download
- Visit a document
- Read the contents of a file into a string
- Visit a doc object
- Serialize this object to bytes
- Sets the value after parsing the data
- The main method
- Returns a string representation of this instance
- Visit a query
- Commits all documents
- Visit an object
- Main entry point
- Gets the byte field
- Serialize to bytes
- Process the query
- Process the given request
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QUESTION
I'm experimenting on AutoIt. I have here an AutoIt script called (CONVERTER.au3) that converts webp to png using dwebp.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 15:58Parameters are referenced with the $CmdLine
array. The first element ($CmdLine[0]
is the number of parameters, $CmdLine[1]
is the first parameter, etc.).
QUESTION
I've been using Tailwind with the "Purge" option to make the final css file a lot smaller and successfully. However, I've been wondering about the efficience of my methods. I'm working on projects that have got a lot of subfolders, which I all specify like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 18:05You don't have to target every single sub-folder, the glob
pattern will match those for you. Using **
will match zero or more folders.
QUESTION
I'm trying to do some web scraping with Puppeteer and I need to retrieve the value into a Website I'm building.
I have tried to load the Puppeteer file in the html file as if it was a JavaScript file but I keep getting an error. However, if I run it in a cmd window it works well.
Scraper.js: ...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-04 at 01:17It does work with browser. The package is called puppeteer-web
, specifically made for such cases.
But the main point is, there must be some instance of chrome running on some server. Only then you can connect to it.
To bundle Puppeteer using Browserify:
Clone Puppeteer repository:
QUESTION
I'm improving some code that helps test whether password sprays are properly monitored. Here is the source code of the injected DLL: https://github.com/outflanknl/Spray-AD/blob/master/Src/Spray-AD/Spray-AD/ReflectiveDll.cpp
The current issue in this DLL is that it might lock out users (since some users might already have some badPwdCount to their username), so I need to properly check what is the current badPwdCount of the user and what is the thresholdLockout for each user before attempting to authenticate as that specific user (since different users might have different password policies).
Fortunately, the badPwdCount was not difficult to implement and I've modified the LDAP filter properly:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-23 at 14:23In the documentation for lockoutThreshold
that you linked to, look at "Classes used in", which lists:
- Domain-Policy
- Sam-Domain
- Sam-Domain-Base
Note that it does not include "User".
You won't find this attribute on a user account. You will find it on the root node of the domain.
But yes, as you found, the lockoutThreshold
can be overridden by a fine-grained password policy.
QUESTION
I have a nullable column in my indexed entity and I want to filter out entities that have null
in corresponding field. I am using Elasticsearch as an indexmanager.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-31 at 09:14I think the problem is with your query, not with indexing. indexNullAs
does work for LocalDate
on Elasticsearch
(I just double-checked that).
How do you build your queries? If you're using indexNullAs
, you should probably use our DSL.
In any case, this works:
QUESTION
I want to display all returned columns in one row seperated by "," or ";".
I submitted this question earlier but made it more confusing. Basically I have a mysql db with 19 columns A-S it also has over 200,000 rows of data. Some of the data are blank cells some match in certain columns but not other columns. What I have been able to do so far is take input based off those 19 columns and based off any and or all of those input return values into a table that match those columns. So if the user leaves one column blank it will return it based off the values the user used. So the user can use 1 column or all 19 potentially A-S.
What I am trying to do however though is in another table on that page above the individual entries that display in multiple rows is have just one row that returns all 19 columns and all the values seperated by "," or ";".
So for a quick example lets say i have 3 columns A,B,C user inputs 3 into the input that corresponds to B and hits submit. the return currently would look something like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-29 at 23:39You can use group_concat
in your SQL query to achieve this:
QUESTION
I can't find the search.h header file mentioned in spell.c, and hence the compiler can't find hcreate()
, hsearch()
and ENTRY
.
Ref:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-20 at 07:45The header is a POSIX-standard header — and the library functions it declares include:
Those pages each list the set of relevant functions for a particular search. Note that binary search, aka bsearch()
, is defined by the C standard rather than POSIX.
The functions were part of Unix SVR4 (and possibly other System V versions), and made it into the Single Unix Specification and hence POSIX too.
If your system doesn't support the header, then it isn't strictly POSIX compliant. You can certainly find implementations of the functions on the web (BSD, Linux — and probably other places too). You may be able to find a version to download for your system. (Macs have it already; I'd expect to find AIX, HP-UX, Solaris include it by default, too.)
QUESTION
When there is an @EmbeddedId field, a custom Field Bridge should be implemented. There is a Feature opened about it https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HSEARCH-1879. But it isn't ready yet.
In this case, the interface correct to implement is TwoWayFieldBridge?
Below is my implementation for a composite ID with 5 fields.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 08:30In this case, the interface correct to implement is TwoWayFieldBridge?
Yes: https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/stable/search/reference/en-US/html_single/#_two_way_bridge
1 - Is there another best way to make it?
Not that I know of.
2 - Is there any error(about concepts) in this implementation?
Yes.
- You shouldn't use
Integer.valueOf
here. Just callField.numericValue()
on the result ofdocument.get
, and cast the result toInteger
. You should also store the unique string representation of the ID in the
set()
method:
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You can use hsearch like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the hsearch component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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