Quella | Security Framework library

As a regex, you can use:

General (best practice) advice:

Don't use the -Variable cmdlets for dynamic variable names!

_{(Rule request: #1706 Warning if Set/Get-Variable is invoked with only the basic -Name/-Value parameters.)}

PowerShell (as almost all other programming languages) has an internal dictionary were it keeps all the variable names and a (direct or indirect) reference to their containing value. The dictionary is based on a binary search algorithm to be able to quickly find the value related to the specific variable name.

It is a general usage to create any (unique) variable name for a specific value but at the moment that you find out that your program isn't anymore DRY and starting to automate the variable names itself with statements using Set-Variable, like: New-Variable -Name "row$i" -Value $row, you might lose the oversight or even introduce conflicts with other variable names. Instead, you better create your own custom dictionary using a hashtable (which is also based on a binary search).

Instead of this:

I have solved with this

In general your approach seems wrong or kinda misunderstood, in regards to what a job actually achieves. Jobs are short running jobs that executes code that prevents the Http server from responding slow and is a more scalable solution. This is not as black and white, but in general long running tasks is more suited for commands.

You are using 2000 mb of ram, that is a lot and as long as you keep on adding models it will be higher. Instead create multiple small jobs that does the same, each job will cleanup after itself and therefor never exceed the memory limit, while also being able to execute multiple pdf's simultaneously.

Create a job for a single Movement.

Unlike the DataImageGenerator from keras the image_dataset_from_directory defaults to integer labels.

If you want to use the categorical_crossentropy loss function, you need to define label_mode='categorical' in image_dataset_from_directory() to get One-Hot encoded labels.

See the documentation here.

You have an error in your FractionCollection.put method. When you add a fraction to the innerContainer array you increment logicSize, but it's just a local variable. The actual this.size remains unchanged. Instead of

Your error message says it all:

Caused by: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #64: com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputEditText cannot be cast to android.view.ViewGroup

You are trying to cast a to an EditText, they're not the same thing:

inside onCreate you have :

Not sure if I understand your question correctly, so basically we have a list of auctions, and when a user clicks on a related button of an auction, the user will be redirected to another page.

In this model, you need to think about 2 views and 2 templates to handle them. A ListView to list all your actions and a DetailView to handle the detail page of each auction. So you will have a home.html for your ListView and a bid.html for your auction detail.

I think the form submission should be implemented in your detail view (in your code the bid function), and the detail view should render a page with the bid.html template.

In your home.html you may want to just leave a link of each auction like:

I would suggest using Newtonsoft.Json to serialize your strings data into a JSON correctly, it's 100% better. About the premature end, I think the method that is calling the 'CPAPICall' is not doing it in an asynchronous way, so check if this method was created asynchronously and have the await operator before the 'CPAPICall' on the same line.