mima | generate password from Chinese poetry | Hacking library

First of all, u have typo on getElementById() void, it should be .member rather than .members. After your randomElement variable needs to be into your function, otherwise return value of this variable will be always the same. And finally, you can directly access your properties object dataArray thanks to randomElement variable in order to set your content. Complete code :

What is happening in your codepen, is that when you send a member function as parameter to something which will store it and use it later (an event listener will store the function in an internal variable, and call it when the event is fired) in JS, this member function "loose" the this property. It is not linked to lit-element but on the js itself, and can happen in a variety of case, but lit-element create many case where it can become revelant.

You can use

document.addEventListener('click', e=>this.handleDocumentClick())

instead of

document.addEventListener('click', this.handleDocumentClick)

The arrow function will instruct JS to bind the 'this' of the object in which it is declared, and then call the member function with the correct context.

Your Pojo may need more explicit mappings/annotations to produce HTML. I assume you're looking for something like

I believe (but I don't have MiMa setup now to check) that you can use traits:

In fact both results (via PowerShell and Microsoft Graph Explorer) seems to be identical (except some formatting differences).

In both cases a valid JSON value is returned.

Now comes the turn of oldValue and newValue property values.
According to documentation, modifiedProperty property of targetResource resource returns the collection of name, old value and new value which represented in JSON format like this:

I believe everything is fine with your query and permissions, the results are different since for ConvertTo-Json cmdlet by default 2 levels of contained objects are included in the JSON representation.

So, if you want directoryAudit all properties to be included in result, Depth parameter needs to be specified explicitly, for example:

First try to understand what the MinMaxScalar and StandardScalar are doing. They standardize (or scale) the values of data based on individual columns. So if your data has 3 columns:-

1) MinMaxScalar will individually find the maximum and minimum from each column and scale other values of that column according to those minimum and maximum. Same for all columns. 2) StandardScalar will similarly find the mean and std of each column separately and then do the scaling.

Then, see my answer here for the explanation of why it does not accept 1-d array.

Now, you are passing a 1-d array in those scalars. How would they know what to scale. How many columns are there? Do you want all the 10 values to be a single column, or do you want to treat all the 10 values as 10 columns which will be handled separately from each other. In either case, its you who have to reshape the data accordingly and scikit will not handle that.

1) If you want them to be a single column, reshape like this:

In your app level gradle try this

In the SharedPreferencesManager.getInstance(this); .... this refers to the particular activity (i.e. not global) (i.e. its lifecycle directly related to the current context).

On the other hand, if you clearly need a reference to the global state of your application, then you can use ApplicationContext.

From Android Documentation (my emphasis) :

public Context getApplicationContext()

Return the context of the single, global Application object of the current process. This generally should only be used if you need a Context whose lifecycle is separate from the current context, that is tied to the lifetime of the process rather than the current component.

So change to: