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Problem solved: The graphical bug visible on the picture below was due to "" values instead of null or "0.00" in the json string passed to dimple. For more details, you can see my solution to the question.

I'm trying to plot stacked amounts with dimple, for each week in a year.

• The x-axis needs to display week numbers, from 1 to 52.
• The y-axis displays stacked amounts coming from 3 tables that we want to plot as categories A,B,C.

The upper plot is almost what I want to achieve, but is missing weeks for which there are no amounts (e.g. weeks # 22 and 24), and all weeks from # 28 to # 52.

I added a "weeks" table, that lists all weeks from 1 to 52. An outer join is performed on the week number in order to format the x-axis, as visible on the second plot.

The PHP code that extracts the data for the upper chart looks like:

I'm using ImapIdleChannelAdapter to listen to mailboxes, taking a list with credentials in a database. If a password is wrong, I get an AUTHENTICATIONFAILED. The problem is that it will never stop trying to reconnect. I tried to set shouldReconnectAutomatically to false, but it will just stop the IdleTask from resubmitting, not the ReceivingTask.

Code from ImapIdleChannedAdapter:

I'm rather new to iOS programming.

I was wondering what is the proper way to achieve permanently rounded corners (via the attribute view.layer.cornerRadius) for a view that has dynamic height.

In Android, we would just set the cornerRadius to an absurdly high number like 1000. This would result in the view always having rounded corners regardless of how tall or short it was.

Unfortunately, when I tried to do the same thing in iOS, I realized that an overly large value for cornerRadius results in the view being drawn in a distorted way - or straight up just disappearing from the layout altogether.

Anyone have any insights into this problem? Thanks.

So what I want is to have a smooth transition from height: 0; to height: auto; revealing the content inside a

I'm working on Windows 10 pro, Java 1_8 or Java 1_15. No corporate proxy, connectivity to the internet works just fine.

I'm trying to build spring-boot from the source. I cloned the github repo, then checked out the tag that I needed.

I've browsed google for hours now and cant find anything about this. I'm really struggling to extract the frames of an mp4 to an image sequence without any quality loss. I need to be able to convert the image sequence back to an mp4 again also with no quality loss. My purpose for this is to essentially drop half of all frames, making a 60fps mp4 into 30fps. Previously the only other way I've found of doing this was to create a rawbitstream which takes up an absurd amount of disk space, and I don't want that. You can find that post here. Anything that can help me achieve this, I would greatly appreciate if you could share it.

I am developing a chrome extension for the new tab page and I am trying to find the right DB for the project. The only question that is keeping me from using Firebase Firestore is to know how the DB handles reads.

Basically, every time the user opens a new tab page I will need to fetch around 3000 (very small) documents (hopefully from cache). My issue is that since opening a new tab page is done so frequently I will be charged an absurd amount of reads because firestore is always reading 3K documents.

My question is, is Firestore smart enough to tell that in the DB data has not changed and the client should only read from the cache?

I read all about offline persistence but this question is still lingering!

Thank you for any help!

Am building a movies App where i have list of posters loaded using TMDB using infinite_scroll_pagination 3.0.1+1 library. First set of data loads good but after scrolling and before loading second set of data i get the following Exception.

It's been established (e.g. in this question) that Rust's Cell is not usable for non-Copy types, because the .get() operation is only safe if it can guarantee that the process of cloning/copying the data out of the Cell is not going to be interrupted by something that assigns to the Cell.

The current restriction in Rust, therefore, is that Cell.get() is usable only if the type inside the cell is Copy; Clone is not enough, because there can't be any guarantee that the .clone() call doesn't somehow manage to access the Cell being cloned from and write to it while it's in the middle of being read. So code like this is illegal, because the compiler doesn't know for certain that CloneableObject.clone() doesn't do something absurd: