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I need to modify the Autocomplete Highlight provided as an example to fit my needs. (https://material-ui.com/components/autocomplete/#autocomplete)

The Highlight example provided has borders so I used the solution from this link (how to remove border in textfield fieldset in material ui) to modify my TextField and remove it's border and it works except that when I type in the search input I don't get the autocomplete suggestions.

I also replaced the Icon, and ended up with the following code:

I am working on a app built with MSVC 2019. In the past, I was able to view structure members in the "Variables" window while debugging (by clicking on the '+' sign). This week that stopped working: the Variables window just shows an address in hex). I've not (knowingly) changed any build settings but the problem persists. No changes to source code.
Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong?

I've tried:

• Delete Debug subdir & rebuild all
• Checked: Settings->C/C->General->Debug Information Format: Using /Zi, but tried all other options.
• Checked: Settings->C/C++->Enable Browse Information: YES
• Checked: Varibles: Hexidecimal display NOT checked.

Details:
Include file dir specified by Settings->C/C++->Preprocessor->Additional include directories:
Compiled with MSVC v2019
Dell Optiplex Win10/64

UPDATE 03/25/2021

• So far, this problem only happens when I build an SSL/TLS app. I've tried several SSL packages with same result (GitHub OpenSSL, FireDaemon, Shining Light, etc.). I include ssl.h from each package.
• Members of structures defined within my app are shown correctly

I have a lot of text of words with dashes between new lines like so:

The title of the question may not be completely clear (probably isn't) so let me give an example.

NOTE: The algorithmic approach is described towards the end of the question, but it needs the following examples to be understandable.

Let's say we have 3 ranges:

I created an animation in Blender and exported each frame as high quality picture. However, putting them together using ffmpeg reduces the quality (I also tried the video export from Blender but I am not an expert in video codecs and all related topics). I converted the single frames into a video by using the following command:

ffmpeg -f image2 -i %4d.png -r 60 -crf 0 -vcodec libx264 blenderVideo.mp4

The resulting frame from the video is given in the picture below. As one can see, the shining rings are clearly visible but in the original picture it is completely smooth. Any idea how to overcome this problem? Maybe it is stupid to think that I can get the original qualities. Probably, if I upload it somewhere, it gets compressed in any case and it is not worth to investigate into that topic too much. However, I am interested and there are specialists out who can directly tell if it is worth or not.

So I have a python script. I invoke the script like this:

Context:

No one else has committed.

I created a branch to revert back at one point, and then continued making edits. My local Master and Local history are currently the "truth" of what I want live and remembered in the repo.

However when I try to push it gets rejected from the remote Origin/Master and then I try to pull, it also fails (see screenshot).

I really want to preserve my local history and have it saved remotely, that's all.

Thanks for shining some light!

I have a table which stores some movie info and a score.

I want to be able to know what position a movie has after being ordered by that score (ie 'The Shining' has the 10th highest score) but it would obvisouly not necessarily be in the tenth place of the database or have the id 10.

Would it be possible to get something like this, either through a query or somehow keeping it as a value in the table?

Thank you!

The table looks like this:

I am trying to create a table in SQLAlchemy which would connect a movie and a category and give it a score (The Shining in the category Thriller might have a score of 700 whilst The Shining in the category Drama might have a score of 540 etc).

This means that the table will include many references to The Shining and many references to Thriller but only one case where it is the combination of The Shining and Thriller which would also include the score of 700. This picture explains it well.

Category and Movie are classes of their own.

So searching for an answer I found that I could have multiple primary keys but that wouldn't work in this case since primary keys have to be unique and the Movie ID and Category ID aren't unique.

I found the word "Composite Key" which sounds like what I'm looking for but demonstrated in SQLAlchemy it doesn't seem to do the same thing as I thought it would.

How would I go about making a table that does what I'm looking for? AKA the "Category Movie Scores" from the picture? And the reason I'm not just creating a regular ID that would serve as a primary key is that it would never ever be used, I'm only everu querying this table with the Movie and Category ID's.

Thanks in advance!