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i added two folders that was missing 'transversal-administration', 'transversal-translation' in the past i have just only: ['app']. the loader in the past load just the app folder

If you happen to stumble on the same problem as me - before trying anything else, do yourself a favor and try deleting the entire node_modules and reinstall packages if you can.

I thought I matched the @material-ui versions and was almost sure the problem is somewhere else and after 3 days of asking and trying to bandaid fix problems I randomly thought that maybe something really broke during the upgrade and well... doesn't hurt my chances to reinstall fresh. And it actually solved my issue.

your schoolPhotoID_FK is array or object so if you want to access object at 0 index you can use like follow

when i am trying to call this web service using webrequest on service side frombody always getting NULL if i am sending only file number and doc type i am getting data in from body but when i am trying to send pdf data from body getting NULL.

If you'd like to post pdf data with other information from request body to you backend service, you can refer to the following example.

It isn't in the theme, it is hard-coded in OutlinedInput:

The classes prop is not passed from parent Dashboard to child Header.

The classes prop is made available directly to your Header component using the wrapping withStyles HOC when exporting your component:

A more suitable solution is using a conditional value check to narrow type of header.nodeName

A tessellation is a division of space into pieces (tiles). There are many tools in the spatstat package to construct tessellations from other data (open the help for tess and follow the links under See Also). But .. it's unclear what tessellation you want, or what information you want to convert into a tessellation.

You say you want to use quadrat.test. Why? This performs a chi-squared test based on quadrat counting, so the null hypothesis is that the intensity of emergencies is constant in each tile - which doesn't make sense to me (whatever choice of tiles you make), because the points seem to be highly concentrated in the centre of the region.

Thank you for attaching your data. The data frame Emergencies gives spatial locations X, Y and the corresponding values of two other quantities M and T. I presume that each row of the data frame corresponds to one emergency (and not, for example, one hospital or one ambulance). From your description it is unclear whether the variable M represents (a) the workload associated with that emergency, or (b) the total workload of some system at the time of that emergency.

If it's (a), then what you are dealing with is a marked point pattern in which each point event location is augmented by extra information called a mark. This marked point pattern should be created by

Button element shouldn't be responsible for the margin, because it breaks encapsulation, your component shouldn't take care of outer space, its parent should be.