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I'd like to properly save inputted user data / variables inside an array which is inside a struct but unable to get it to work.

Currently, I have a few structs:

I'm using IntelliJ IDEA 2021.3.2 and cannot find any tool for show popup window or prompt when hovering over a button. Which setting should be turned on/off for this?

For example i wish to see what does button with wrench mean on hover it

I am attempting to set up a computed var in Vue to set the variant of a bootstrap badge tag depending on data being returned from a JSON file.

I set up the response returned from the JSON file to be passed to an array called configData. I then set up the computed var in my Vue component to look like this:

On my Nextcord bot, I want to add a reaction role system. I've tried this code:

I am able to upload images via API to WordPress but not audio files, it gives HTTP 500 error when I try to pass the Audio file to the method. But when i pass image it uploads successfully, here is function. I m using Dio package

Future UploadFileToWordpress(File file) async {

I have some code which was working fine in Bootstrap 3.3:

I can import fontawesome-icons in app.js:

I'm scripting a Weblate (version 4.3.2) installation and I've successfully fetched existing localizations from Weblate REST API using curl and pass the Authorization Token value from the Weblate profile settings (login, open profile menu from top right, select Settings - API Access and copy-paste the "personal API key").

In short, the GET /api/translations/(string:project)/(string:component)/(string:language)/file/ request works according to documentation at https://docs.weblate.org/en/weblate-4.3.2/api.html#get--api-translations-(string-project)-(string-component)-(string-language)-file- and I'm getting the expected results with pretty good performance.

However, the POST /api/translations/(string:project)/(string:component)/(string:language)/file/ request documented at https://docs.weblate.org/en/weblate-4.3.2/api.html#post--api-translations-(string-project)-(string-component)-(string-language)-file- always fails and results in following response:

I am attempting to find a way to use the with statement to open one of several large database files. One can assume for the purpose of this question that we want to ensure that the file is closed once it is no longer needed because there is a limit to the number of database files that can be opened at once by the underlying library.

The database files are read with a particular class, say Database, which does not read all database contents upon instantiation, but instead just reads metadata about the database. This metadata is used to determine whether the database is valid or not. (FYI) Only if particular data is requested does it interrogate the (opened) file further.

Here is a minimal example of how this might be encoded without the with context: