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I am trying to make a button that moves when the cursor does so it is just the cursor can't click it but it is attached to it but cannot be clicked. I am using this but it is not working (btw I am new to javascript so idk if it was supposed to work or not): document.addEventListener('mousemove',runAway,true)

I am trying to write a function to calculate R1 lexical richness measure. The formula is as follows:

R1 = 1 - ( F(h) - h*h/2N) )

where N is the number of tokens, h is the Hirsch point, and F(h) is the cumulative relative frequencies up to that point. my actual data is in the same format as the data below:

Jenkins was up and running for months without issue, as a windows service.

I did some Jenkins updates (copied a newer/later .war file to the .jenkins folder) and some windows updates also occurred. The version that I have is Jenkins 2.263.3.

I did a lot of trolling through the documentation and other StackOverflow tickets and found out that the JENKINS_HOME environmental variable was missing. I added this.

Here is what my investigation reveals.

1. The Java environment variable is set - see below:

I'm using mssql v6.2.0 in a Lambda that is invoked frequently (consistently ~25 concurrent invocations under standard load).

I seem to be having trouble with connection pooling or something because I keep having tons of open DB connections which overwhelm my database (SQL Server on RDS) causing the Lambdas to just time out waiting for query results.

I have read the docs, various similar questions, Github issues, etc. but nothing has worked for this particular issue.

• I did learn that pooling is possible across invocations due to the fact that variables outside the handler function are shared across invocations in the same container. This makes me think I should see just a few connections for each container running my Lambda, but I don't know how many that is so it's hard to verify. Bottom line is that pooling should keep me from having tons and tons of open connections, so something isn't working right.
• There are several different ways to use mssql and I have tried several of them. Notably I've tried specifying max pool size with both large and small values but got the same results.
• AWS recommends that you check to see if there's already a pool before trying to create a new one. I tried that to no avail. It was something like pool = pool || await createPool()
• I know that RDS Proxy exists to help with situations like this, but it appears it isn't offered (at this time) for SQL Server instances.
• I do have the ability to slow down my data a bit, but this has a slight impact on the performance of the product as a whole, so I don't want to do that just to avoid solving a DB connections issue.
• Left unchecked, I saw as many as 700 connections to the DB at once, leading me to think there's a leak of some kind and it's maybe not just a reasonable result of high usage.
• I didn't find a way to shorten the TTL for connections on the SQL Server side as recommended by this re:Invent slide. Perhaps that is part of the answer?

I have the following issue:
I have many commits that need to be squashed (several thousand, we had a runaway script). Those commits are in groups between 40 to 200.
Using git rebase -i is not feasible since it would involve too much labor. We have a tool, that can output the first and last commit of such a group relative from the branch HEAD (which can be used to get the actual commit by its reference hash).

So as an example I'm looking for something that can squash HEAD~400 to HEAD~200 into a single commit. And can then be run again (with change arguments) to squash HEAD~100 to HEAD~50 into another single commit.

Edit 1:
I have thought about about creating a "fake" editor, that essentially fakes the interactiveness, by performing the changes to the rebase file. An abstract example script would look like this (which I could loop until all groups have been squashed):

I am coding a book store, and am checking if everything works correctly. I am currently creating a method for employees to add books into the built in Inventory of books written into the file, and am trying to display the information using the split method. When testing the add_book method in the Inventory class, it prints the first book's information, and then gives a list index out of range error. Please help if possible. This is the code -

I have an intent from an activity that I created like so:

I have encountered the following regex in the company's code base.

(?:.*)(\\bKEYWORD\\b(?:\\s+)+(?:.*)+;)(?:.*)

Breakdown of Regex:

1. Non Capturing group: (?:.*)

2. Capturing group (\\bKEYWORD\\b(?:\\s+)+(?:.*)+;)

   2.1 Non Captuing group: (?:\\s+)+

   2.2 Non Capturing group: (?:.*)+

3. Non Capturing group: (?:.*)

The above regex goes into catastrophic bactracking when it fails to match ; or the test sample becomes too long. Check below the two test samples:

So I am trying to read in book information to store, I have the parts to parse through my char array and store in information properly done, but I can only ever read the first line of the files.

I have this separated into two parts(for this), input.c is what handles actually getting and returning the line, and catalog.c is where the file was opened and is what calls the input function. And I do not have access to getLine on my machine.

catalog