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A Schwartzian transform is a way to avoid computing the sorting keys too many times, like in the solution - the one with the local ($a,$b)

The steps of a S. tranform are basically:

• use a Map to enrich the list elements with computed sorted keys. Here, %h is used as the new element, containing the original line as line
• use a Sort to sort this rich list. The sort with a bit of dirty $a $b magic.
• use a Map to extract the original list elements. Here by extracting the line key.

A note on $a $b

Very sadly, $a and $b are global variables in Perl. They usually get automagically assigned inside a sort block. Like in sort { $a <=> $b } (3,2,1)

This explains why the S. solution works even though the compared elements are not given as arguments to the sorting subs. And it also explains the need for local (another Perl horror to pretend a global variable is local) so the naive solution's sort function get the right values in $a, $b.

I strongly encourage you to forget about this and avoid implicit use of $a , $b deeper than the sort block itself.

A slightly more understandable version would be:

A few things had to change in order to get this to compile and work:

1. probeData shouldn't be an Array -- it should be an optional property
2. That means when you decode, you shouldn't put it inside [ ]
3. Then, in your list, you have to address each item of the devices property (see the ForEach)

With the xpath you are using with ID addToBasketButton has two web elements :

Use this CSS_SELECTOR Instead :

I have found one solution for this.

Download "Component SAML" package which is paid package, but you will get 30 day trial version or Install NuGet package "ComponentSpace.saml2".

Creates a self-signed X.509 certificate. Upload public key on Zoho Desk SAML Configuration and add private key in your project (under certificate folder).

For Dot net core application you need to add below settings in appsettings.json file.

I think your case can be solved in NGIv2. Let my try to explain.

Must each KPI be an entity?

Yes. That's the usual way of modelling KPIs according to the KPIs datamodel. Each KPI is modeled as an entity of type KeyPerformanceIndicator.

Can KPIs be categorized?

Yes. You can use the category attribute to do that.

For instance, you can have an KPI "Online payments" of category "Tax Information" modeled this way:

You need to pass the array to the function with use:

After some time, I figured it out on my own. The problem is just the following line