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I'm following the Vue 3 documents on how to move to using the

This saves me having to declare each and every item in the object as its own ref(), removing boilerplate.

My question is, how can I achieve the same auto-destructuring in the mode of Vue, where it only detects top level declarations? I want to be able to reference the keys of the object directly, without having to use state.foo or state.bar, but not have to explicitly declare every single one as a const in order to make it available in the

I'm having trouble understanding the mechanism behind a typescript error I'm getting - I'm convinced there's something basic doing a "whoosh" sound as it flies over my head.

I've only found this question on the topic, but while the error looks the same, the setup seems quite different to me.

This is the definition I'm referencing, cut for brevity.

I have being trying to update the data from/to Firebase, but i have some issue, and when i update the data, in the firestore, the fields are being set in null value. How can i fix?

he error is just ocorring in the Armas object, the rest data in AtributteData is fine.

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Given the table format below

It seems like this should be straightforward, but maybe it's not. Full disclosure: I am not a programmer by any stretch. I just know enough to muddle my way through hobby projects, and Pascal is brand new for me as of today. So, if anything is just really terrible code, I'm open to improvements. I'm probably only going to use this script once, though, so I'm not terribly concerned about optimization, just reliable operation.

I'm writing a script for xEdit, aka SSEEDit - the tool most people use for mucking around with Skyrim and Fallout 4 mods that don't make changes to rich game assets. The goal is to dump the raw text content of the DESC property for every BOOK object in the game (vanilla + original DLC). I've gotten pretty far and have a decent understanding of what I'm doing, but I cannot for the life of me get this part to work.

I have a blacklist of strings which should be skipped when iterating through all the BOOK objects. I've tried using pos() several different ways, and it never comes back with anything other than zero.

The weird thing is, even if I can get a correct result from pos() in testing, every book is a positive match when I run my actual script. It also doesn't seem like I'm actually iterating past the first entry in the blacklist.

Here's an example of what's returned when I search for a blacklist entry:

I have a legacy Batch-File that starts up my application after doing some configuration. Trying to migrate to install4j i ran into the problem, that i cannot generate a launcher that only executes the batch file and gives me all the perks a generated launcher would offer.

The current (pretty ugly tbh) workaround is to package a separate executable jar that wraps the execution of the script and can be used by install4j to generate the launcher.

I have been developing an app using HTML, CSS, and JS, using the App Mode command line argument for Google Chrome. It works nice, but I would like some ability to use the local file system without manual input from the user. That is, if I want a file accessed directly, I want it automatically done, not requiring the user to load the file in.

One option is to disable web security, which I'm not doing because there is a need to use Google Chrome normally. I haven't been able to use a command line argument to create a separate instance of Chrome, either.

I tried working on an HTA, but any attempt to port the code to HTA ends in headaches. Also, it doesn't seem to enjoy the perks that Blink/Webkit grants.

I looked into Electron and other similar platforms, and it requires installing a handful of things, which is a no-go due to the computer setup.

Are there any solutions with a sort of portable app, that can be dropped in a folder with the HTML document (say, labeled index.html or main.html), and upon opening the browser it directly opens that file without having to configure anything? A sort of barebones chromium-based browser that only opens a single file, allowing use of HTML, JS, CSS, along with local file access? Kind of like HTA but modern?

I am trying to install this package: github.com/czerwonk/bird_exporter After installing golang like so:

I am trying to save some quotes from a csv file to my django model using python manage.py shell because I could not use django-import-export to do it. I asked about it at Tags imported but relationship not imported with django-import-export but nobody answered and I could not find more things to try after googling.

After reading the documentation and previous answers here about django querysets and tagging, I managed to save most of each quote but the tags are not saved. The query set does not return tags field, which causes the AttributeError. Please see shell output q: below

My tag model follows https://docs.wagtail.io/en/stable/reference/pages/model_recipes.html#custom-tag-models. From django-admin, the relationships are working. So the missing piece of the puzzle is saving the tags. What query should I use to locate the tags field or what method should I use to save the tags?

#The script I'm trying to run in python manage.py shell