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I'm trying to create a simple node API that would spawn a shell script and add user input from a POST call to that spawn. I created a controller called testController.js that would run a script called test.sh located in the same project

I was having a few problems writing the user input but thankfully this solution saved me.

So this really simple controller function ended up to be:

testController.js:

I have a project with two existing Virtualenv environments. One uses CPython 3.7 and one uses CPython 3.8. I want to add another interpreter that uses PyPy. Currently, I have Python 3.8 specified as my PATH python executable. I'm running PyCharm Professional 2020.3 on Windows 10.

I go to "Settings", "Project: xx", "Python Interpreter". Then, under the drop-down menu, I selected "show all". Then I clicked the plus sign, and under "Virtualenv Environment" listed a new folder name in the project directory for the "Location", and navigated to one of my python executables for the "Base Interpreter". I then click "OK", and PyCharm creates a new Virtualenv for me.

I first downloaded and extracted PyPy to my desktop from the link highlighted below, which is found here. I then copied the extracted folder to my C:\\Users\xx\AppData\Local\Programs\ folder so it was in the same place as the rest of my Python interpreters. Then, I tried to replicate the CPython workflow to set up a PyPy Virtualenv environment. This failed, as, after the last step, Python generates the following error message:

The error lines are found in the last few lines of the bottom function. I have narrowed down my error to the lines of fprintf, I know the SEG FAULT is not coincidentally lining up with these lines of code and another thread is actually causing the problem because I took debugging printf lines a step further by using the sleep function at different intervals in order to verify the source of error by estimating when the SEG FAULT occurs with the manually set interval in mind. Lo and behold, the SEG FAULT appears 3 seconds later if I use sleep(3) instead of the comment in Caps.

The test input and buffer, namely "buffer", therefore contain ":create rosemary 10 password"

Struct definition:

What's wrong in this case? When try to subscribe on event I have a CS0407:'return-type method' has the wrong return type; skeleton.OnDeath += Beholder.AddListener;

but I can't figure out where the error is. Action return void. And param in signature is int. In AddListener - too.

End goal:

• Get the old array (repository_data) and their subarrays.
• In the repository_data array, insert $newData array.
• Merge repository_data arrays with newData array!

I have a document on my MongoDB which I created (maybe it needs fixing?)

When I run a query the result is the following:

All my CameraX initializations reside in FragmentA, and my goal is to navigate to FragmentB depending on some condition that must be verified inside analyze().

When navigating directly from analyze(), through Logcat I can see that FragmentB is loaded correctly but the UI freezes on the camera preview, and unfreezes only when I navigate back to FragmentA. I discovered that under those circumstances FragmentA doesn't go through the rest of its lifecycle correctly, meaning that onDestroyView() and the other methods are called only when I navigate back to it, before immediately beginning a new lifecycle; this leads to cameraExecutor.shutdown() not being called when it's required.

Edit: I updated the code to reflect my latest attempts at finding a solution. I've added a proper callback which at least looks nicer than what I was doing before, but it still doesn't help.

Out of curiosity I've added a Button beside CameraX PreviewView in FragmentA's layout, so that it calls findNavController().navigate(). Lo and behold, clicking directly on it makes it all work as expected, but unfortunately I must do it programmatically without any user input. And if I simulate the button click by calling Button#callOnClick() or Button#performClick() from within the callback it doesn't work again.

I have just started a Chrome extension. I have this simple file structure

Manifest file looks like this

I accidentally discovered a weird bug with either the as.integer or the det function in R base. Does anyone know what is going on here and how to prevent it?

I was computing the determinant of the following 3-by-3 matrix:

Ok, another scrub problem. I am simply trying to replace the head of my linked list, and I'm getting behavior I don't understand. Woe.

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