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Windoze uses a positioning trick from Twitter Bootstrap's implementation. If you're interested, here's how it works:. With this strategy, the modal element is effectively 'fixed' (stays the same position on the screen) while still scrolling properly if it's taller than the viewport (since it's actually absolutely positioned within a fixed element). So when the modal is open and you're scrolling, you're actually scrolling the modal layer, not the window. The advantage to this approach is that it seamlessly handles modals taller than the viewport. I hope that makes sense. The modal plugin is position-agnostic and all of that happens in the accompanying stylesheet, so you shouldn't have to worry about it, aside from making sure your content is in an within the wdz-modal element in order to position properly.
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So let's start with normal values in the regular R setup:
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Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 05:35all.equal
might be useful here:
QUESTION
I send emails to engineers. I am trying to get Access to set a reminder in their Outlook calendar.
I found from https://access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=209552 something that looked correct. I cut out the code which I didn't require and this is what is left.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 09:58Well after more trial and error, through the code I found that it wanted more declaring in Access, compared to Excel. In case anyone wants more info here is the code below:
QUESTION
I'm trying to have multiple package hierarchies in multiple locations in a Java project. To explain further: our own software is in the packages com.company.V2.*
. I now want to add these external repositories:
but unlike in previous versions of Netbeans, it seems there is no way to specify multiple directories for these separate packages. Under Project Properties, Sources, there is one setting Source Folder, which is where the com.company.V2.*
hierarchy is. There is no way to say 'for com.company look in /dir1/dir2; for org.freedesktop.dbus look in /dir4/dirZ etc.' Obviously Netbeans can do this, because classes in the java.lang.*
hierarchy are found, for example.
There are two consequences:
- Maven cannot find the source when I build.
- Netbeans cannot find the source when I control-click and shows multiple errors in the editor windows relating to methods having wrong parameters etc.
I've checked-out the two external repositories into the project root. I fixed the Maven problem by adding this to the POM:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 00:37For the sake of anyone else looking, here is the best I have so far.
My project really only depends directly on org.freedesktop.NetworkManager
, which in turn depends on org.freedesktop.dbus
. So in my project pom.xml I have:
QUESTION
I have a program with
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Answered 2019-Sep-25 at 20:21win32com.client.Dispatch("EA.App")
creates a new instance of the EA.App
COM class.
I'm assuming that connecting the COM object to the "EA.app instance" or whatever (presumably via an IPC channel) happens at creation time, so if it wasn't running, you end up with a dummy object that remains such.
Maybe the COM class has some method that would force it to rediscover the server application without having to recreate the COM object. But since recreating is easy, it's very possible that the developer thought that such a function wouldn't add enough value to the product to justify the expenses.
Some COM classes implement some kind of the singleton pattern: calling Dispatch
multiple times will use a "cached" result from the first one internally and actually return objects that are somehow "the same". If this is the case, just calling Dispatch
again wouldn't help. In this case, check with the COM class' documentation and/or its vendor how you force the rediscovery. (E.g. there may be a way to explicitly delete the "cached" underlying object so the next Dispatch
creates a new one.)
QUESTION
I provide a java based editor to in internal network of xml editors. Initially it was a plugin, changed to an Applet using jnlp to launch 6 years ago. With the eminent demise of web start I am changing the framework to a desktop Application. The Applet is signed and timestamped as required by all browsers. Once I transition to an installed java application I question whether I need to sign the application jars? The certificate is not cheap and the signing of 30+ jars takes a lot of time. The editor is used on Macs, Windoze and Linux systems. Do I still have to sign it to get it to run? If not what is the downside of not signing, vs the upside to signing?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-10 at 00:04Desktop java applications don't validate jar signatures. So there is absolutely no benefit to continue signing your jars. Applets are dead (and so is the "sandbox" security model).
QUESTION
I am trying to compare a 2 dimensional vector against another 2 dimensional vector.
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Answered 2018-Dec-02 at 17:06Firstly, according to https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/set_intersection, both vectors be intersected must be sorted.
Secondly, you set an initial size of 9 to vector matches
, but if the number of intersected elements is greater than 9, then std::set_intersection is writing out of bounds of matches
, which may cause an undefined behaviour.
You can execute your code using a memory analyzer as Valgrind in order to detect a possible memory leak. You could use std::back_inserter
to avoid this problem:
QUESTION
I have multiple Strings that I would like to use to generate a single, fixed length, deterministic string from. I am trying to ensure uniqueness in a database, and also will be using the string for filenames; so I will need to avoid collisions as best as possible, and need to avoid special characters. I also need it to be deterministic so that the same three strings in the same order will produce the same output string.
I thought of concatenating the strings on a known delimiter, and base64 encoding. However that is not fixed length.
I thought of concatenating the strings, getting a hash from that string, and base64 encoding that. However by default base64 has special characters which windoze will complain about, and this seems like bad practice.
Now I'm doing this, which also feels ugly:
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Answered 2018-Oct-07 at 21:58I dont really get it, what is hindering you to just use a hash function like you already do? They are designed to do exactly what you want to achieve (provided I got you correct). You can simply concatenate your Strings, apply a hash function and store the hash.
Collisions are possible of course, but this will always be the case when trying to map an infinite space to a finite one.
QUESTION
I'm having issues running java on the command line. I have checked lots of other questions and none have solved my problem.
I am using Windoze 10 x64
.
Installed at C:\Program Files\Java
, I have the following files:
jdk1.8.0_121
and jre1.8.0_121
.
I already set the JAVA_HOME
, PATH
and CLASSPATH
as follows:
JAVA_HOME as C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_121
PATH as %JAVA_HOME%/bin
CLASSPATH as %JAVA_HOME%/lib
This is the current configuration of the system variables. I tried lots of variations for the configs but none seem to help. Such as adding to the PATH %JAVA_HOME%\jre1.8.0_121\bin
as well. Nothing seems to help.
If I run java -version
and javac -version
they will go through, showing the current version installed.
I can also compile, for example: javac HelloWorld.java
succesfully.
When I try java HelloWorld
, I get Could not find or load main class HelloWorld
.
Here is the HelloWorld.java
file:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-15 at 05:19Sometimes it happens. You should try to find java.exe in C:\Windows\System32
, if it there you need delete it.
QUESTION
OS: Windows 10, mainly using Cygwin.
I put together a DummyMain.groovy file like so:
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Answered 2018-Apr-16 at 20:50I suppose you noticed that in one case, you're referring to jline-terminal-jna
while in the other case you're referring to jline
. While the jline
jar contains the jline-terminal-jna
jar content, the dependencies are slightly different, because the JNA library is a mandatory dependency of jline-terminal-jna
, but an optional dependency of jline
.
You should check the class of the Terminal
instance created by JLine and verify that this is the expected JnaWinSysTerminal
class.
It could also be related to a JLine issue raised a while ago, https://github.com/jline/jline3/issues/77. However, there's nothing to fix in JLine, and the related gradle issue was rejected and closed (see https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/1099).
QUESTION
This simple example table will illustrate the recursive relationship...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-26 at 18:05Here is how you can clone the LEVEL pseudo-column (to use for indentation) as well as the DEPTH FIRST ordering of hierarchical CONNECT BY queries when you use the recursive WITH clause. You may want to see what happens when you remove the SEARCH... clause after the recursive subquery and the ORDER BY clause at the end - see in what way the output is affected.
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