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Async functions in JS are syntax sugar for functions returning a Promise.

core.async does not work with Promises by default and you need to use the helper function to make them act like channels if you want to. The macro does this for you.

It's best to always use a full path for files as then you can be sure that it is looking where you want it to look.

You can use the filename returned by:

IO.Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonApplicationData), "yourProgramsDataDirectoryGoesHere", "enabled")

That and the other Windows "special folders" known to .NET are listed in Environment.SpecialFolder Enum.

Another thing to check for is that the account the task is running under has permission to access the file.

[Also, to create a file it's easier to use IO.File.WriteAllText(fullPathToTheFile, "") as then you don't have to remember to call .Dispose() on the FileStream.]

if you are using typegoose (7.0 or later), then what you currently have should be enough, if you have emitDecoratorMetadata enabled in the tsconfig

example with typegoose (the code below uses option extensions from ~7.4):

but never as a ref with the official format which look like

mongoose dosnt use such an format, mongoose references work by saving the id directly as the type that it is on the target schema (objectid for objectid, string for string), and to look up which db an id is assigned, it probably uses the model on what connection & db it is created on

PS: typegoose references can be expressed with public property: Ref
PPS: the official typegoose type to combine TargetClass and Document is called DocumentType

You might try WMI and see if this works (if you don't have it referenced there is a Nuget package for it).

By default, Windows applies DPI virtualization to all coordinates.

If you have 2 displays, secondary FullHD on the left with 100% scaling, and primary 4k on the right with 200% DPI scaling, the APIs for screen configuration gonna tell you the desktop has 3840x1080 pixels, the secondary one from [-1920 .. 0], the primary one [0 .. 1920]. To simulate mouse input at the center of the left monitor, you should use X coordinate -960 * 0x10000 / 1920 = -32768 without MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK flag, or 960 * 0x10000 / 3840 = 16384 with MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK flag

You can tell Windows to stop messing with DPI in your application, with a manifest.

If you do that on the same computer, the APIs for screen configuration gonna tell you the desktop has 5760x2160 pixels, the secondary one is the same, in [-1920 .. 0 ], the primary one [ 0 .. 3840 ]. To send mouse input to the center of the left monitor in this case, you should use X coordinate -960 * 0x10000 / 3840 = -16384 without MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK flag, or 960 * 0x10000 / 5760 = 10923 with MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK flag.

systeminformation is purely for node and will not work in the browser, at most it might work in a server route for sapper but even then it will only give you information about the server you are running

it will not work in a .svelte component.

It depends on the way you are using Vue. If you are doing a simple "CDN" style then look at this example:

• https://gitlab.com/TheJaredWilcurt/battery-app-workshop/-/blob/finished-app/scripts/main.js

The README in that repo will give step-by-step instructions.

If you are using the Vue-CLI style, then this should work:

• https://github.com/nwutils/nw-vue-cli-example/blob/master/src/components/FsExample.vue#L47

That repo is a complete boilerplate for Vue-CLI + NW.js

• Mouseup is invalid because you have drawn a Rectangle on cancas.When mouseup is triggered on Rectangle, the mouseup of Cancas cannot be triggered.
• I tested and found no PreviewMouseUp on Cancas either.
• I used a different solution to your problem.

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