save-in | WebExtension for saving media, links, or selections into user-defined directories | Browser Plugin library

In this code below I have just generated in the browser a .xml page that shows a specific sitemap of the distributor route.

I just want to save this generated .xml in a file (in /public/sitemap folder).

what I have, and what I WANT TO USE, are only this two (like the render at the bottom of the Controller):

• the urls array (see: inside the foreach)
• the template of the xml file

I have already found a possible solution but is not pratical, and is not what I want. (Create new xml file and save in system using symfony2.8)

Controller:

I have two forms, newsletter signup form and contact form in one page. I want to make post request for both using node and express. How can I do it?

Here's the html code for the forums:

I am generating an svg, with text, using D3.js for a user to download.

Unfortunately, when an svg is downloaded, the font family applied to the text on the svg does not appear to be included when the svg is converted to canvas, then downloaded as a png.

The font styling appears to be missing.

Is there a way to construct the png with this font family applied?

To download the svg as a png, I adapted the answer described here.

Here is my process:

First, I create the svg.

This question is about running a non-blocking, high-performance activity in nativescript that is needed for the simple task of reading and saving raw audio from the microphone by directly accessing the hardware through the native Android API. I believe I have brought the nativescript framework to the edge of its capabilities, and I need experts' help.

I'm building a WAV audio recorder in Nativescript Android. Native implementation is described here (relevant code below).

In short, this can be done by reading audio steam from an android.media.AudioRecord buffer, and then writing the buffer to a file in a separate thread, as described:

Native Android implementation

startRecording() is triggered by a button press, and starts a new Thread that runs writeAudioDataToFile():

How to autosave in Vim using no plugin?

I have found the following post:

Auto-save in VIM as you type

which gives the following answer:

I am using the following code to copy a dataframe into an Excel document:

I'd like to parse values from a csv into datatable chunks, add them to a dataset, and then use SQLBulkCopy to insert the datatables into a single table in SQL. The original csv can range from 4 GB to 8 GB, and I need to avoid reading the entire thing into memory, hence the chunking. I loosely based my chunking on this post. I use LumenWorks to parse the csv values.

As soon as a datatable is added to the dataset, I want to use SqlBulkCopy to insert it into my SQL table, all while the next datatable is being created. After the SqlBulkCopy completes, I want to remove the datatable to release the memory.

My first thought is to run the chunking method asynchronously without await, then run a while loop that checks for the existence of a next datatable in the dataset. If the datatable exists, then bulk copy. If the datatable row count is less then the row limit, then it is the last chunk and stop while loop.

Am I going about this the wrong way? If not, how can I do something like this?

I want to convert an on-screen SVG and download it as a png file upon pressing a button. I found an article (Save inline SVG as JPEG/PNG/SVG) which works except for some weird reason, it truncates the output to 300 x 150 when the SVG I have is 800 x 300.

Can you help me to set the canvas size to the size of my SVG so that it can be exported without truncating?

I insert the original link to the jfiddle I used http://jsfiddle.net/LznLjxq7/ from the original post.

In the HTML section, I replaced the svg with my svg as follows:

I need to extract comments (made using the Microsoft PowerPoint comment feature) from a series of PowerPoint presentations.

The following link explains how to do it in C#:

https://www.e-iceblue.com/Tutorials/Spire.Presentation/Spire.Presentation-Program-Guide/Comment-and-Note/Extract-comments-from-presentation-slides-and-save-in-txt-file.html

It appears that python-pptx does not have the functionality to read/write comments from PowerPoint:

https://python-pptx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

If such a feature exists, I can not find it in the documentation above.

Is there any way to do this?