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QUESTION
I have a window form application that will execute a function in another file (Voice.cs) and display result in textbox when a button is pressed. However, it does not show the string in my text box and my application is freezed. Could i know what bring to this issue.
This is my button in form.cs to press to execute the function
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 11:16Don't mix await
and Result
, make VoiceStart_Click_2
being async
:
QUESTION
I am getting a "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" error when running my windows service in Release mode (please note, as you can see from my stack trace, it doesn't mention anything to do with a NullReference which is confusing me more). Each time i run this in debug mode, the code works beautifully, but as soon as i build it to release and start it on the server, it fails with the Object reference error. See below for my stack trace and then below that for my code;
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-24 at 11:35I'm not really convinced that the problem is the List
declaration. Please use a try-catch
around that declaration, and see what the actual error message is.
My intuition says the problem it's not there. Maybe something above,or under that line. My guess that foreach
. Either way, try-catch
that code :)
QUESTION
I'm trying to get specific user details with meteor calls (they need to be fetched server-side for security reasons) and set the result into states. What I'm trying now is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-21 at 21:38This can happen when your callback resolves after unmounting your component. To avoid this behaviour you would have to track if your component is still mounted. This can be done by setting flag to true
on mount and then false
on unmount. More info here.
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I am working on Speaker Identification and found this post on stackoverflow.com very useful.
Although the code is working fine, I just had a small doubt:
Code given in answer
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-03 at 13:57There is a little bit of confusion in the post you linked to.
The use of fRate
as argument to melcepst
indicates that the author intended fRate
to represent a 10ms interval (rather than the frame rate) between frames converted to a number of samples. This would also be consistent with the author's use of 100000
as FP
argument had this argument been in units of 100ns (which is an incorrect attempt to perform a conversion that the writehtk
function already does internally).
Personally I'd rename the variable fRate
to fInterval
to avoid confusion between rates (usually given in Hz) and time intervals (typically given in either seconds or number of samples when the sampling rate is also specified):
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