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I am using Delphi 11 Alexandria and am building an FMX project for release on Windows, iOS, and Android.

I am building a manual language translation system, to this end I have generated a mapping document that maps language text to components mapped using the component name.

My customer has insisted that no auto translation technology should be used.

My code works fine for everything accept TComboBox and TListItem?

When I set the text value for the TListItem on startup, it works. For instance, the design time values are in English, and if the save state determines the last used language was Deutschland then this function successfully changes the drop down text and header text of the TComboBox (very odd).

However, when I change the language after startup to change all the text, it does not change the drop down text, but does change the header text value.

I.e. I initially load the text in English, the save state loads in English, and then I change to Deutschland.

When I change to Deutschland, the header text in the ComboBox says "Bereich" but the drop down value says "Area". This is true for all of the drop down values, only the header text changes and not the drop down values?

Please note: I have added the if statement already if cmp is TListBoxItem then for an easy place to position any additional code to make it work.

I have a dataframe df with mixed data (float and text) which, when printed, looks like this (it's a very small part of the printing):

Alright I have a package Pythran which is a Python to C++ (PYD module) complier. The package itself on conda-forge says it requires clang and clangxx. BUT I have MS Build Tools clang-12 already installed, so these packages are not used at all.

Now every time I go to conda install [package_name] it tells me my environment is inconsistent, because I force removed the clang libraries I don't need (or want) via a:

For various reasons I want to be able to use a proxied data table and replaceData while client side processing is being used i.e. DT::renderDataTable(..., server = FALSE).

I have a shiny application/dashboard that communicates to a database and presents information to a user. The user is able to fill out a form in the application which will be added to the database and then the shiny app updates the data by making a query to the database to fetch the new information.

The application is currently being deployed via kubernetes using a LoadBalancer with the intention to use multiple replicas to scale up the application as needed. The application is not being run through shinyproxy.

Currently, when the application is being run by a single replica (process) the application will behave perfectly fine and is able to use server=TRUE. However when I increase the number of processes/replicas to run, the data is not able to be presented to users unless server=FALSE is specified in renderDataTable. For a currently unknown reason but I suspect it might be due to the sessions not being sticky to IPs

While the code is able to function fine when server = TRUE if I want to allow multiple users to application they all cannot share a single process as the application will become very slow once multiple connections are made. As a result I likely need to use server=FALSE so each user is able to see the data at the cost of a very important functional detail (replaceData stops working). The product owner of the application is insistent that this behaviour remains intact as the data present is often large and requires some column sorting and paging to find a piece of information you want to look at. And when submitting a form, if I do not use replaceData and reconstruct the table from scratch the users previous table state is lost.

So while I could tear down the datatable and regenerate it within an observeEvent

I'm struggling to expose a service in an AWS cluster to outside and access it via a browser. Since my previous question haven't drawn any answers, I decided to simplify the issue in several aspects.

First, I've created a deployment which should work without any configuration. Based on this article, I did

1. kubectl create namespace tests

2. created file probe-service.yaml based on paulbouwer/hello-kubernetes:1.8 and deployed it kubectl create -f probe-service.yaml -n tests:

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I want to check if an item is in a list and if not, I want to append it to the list.

Usually I would write it:

Starting from C++17, it is possible to define a constexpr function that will return a pointer on its local variable. The caller will so get a pointer on an object after its end of life.

Clearly such pointers cannot be dereferenced to avoid undefined behavior. But is it legal to compare them on equality?

Consider an example:

Edit : Only aiming Windows

Hey i am trying to run different stuff with Golang, from images to text files Carrefull ! I am not trying to display them but open them ! Like openning a regular text file like cmd would do with start filePath.txt would open in world.

I tried MANY methods but none of them worked. The only one that worked was with an executable, and instead of opening independently, it was attached to my current program, meaning all output where show in the same current console.

here is my current (not doing anything code)

Provider has this sample JAVA code to decrypt RSA using public key.