mset | user friendly configuration file format with a parser | Configuration Management library

Your python app is trying to talk to Redis on localhost but the Redis container is on a different localhost.

You should be able to use the link configured in the docker run ... command, i.e redisdb, for the host option.

If the comparator always returns false then a < b || b < a is always false so std::set will treat all elements as equal and only ever contain one element.

If the comparator always returns true then a < b && b < a is always true which makes no sense and violates strict weak ordering which leads to undefined behaviour.

Well you've got a couple simple options to help with this. I'm also going to assume you mean to reference $arr['result'] and not just $arr and I'd need to assume you're only looking for one column out of the db column. I'll call this column url.

We loop over the list with map, extract the values in a tibble as 'ID2' and the 'weights' attributes in 'Weight' column, specify the .id as 'ID' (create a new column with the names of the list) and convert the list to single dataset with _dfr (row binding). If needed, convert the column types automatically with type.convert (from base R)

You can do it this way:

The Synchronous XMLHttpRequest warning in the console might be from leftovers from the actual core. I know the launchpad has some issues in this regard. If you time it or have a closer look at your network tab / sources tab you'll find the message is displayed before your own code is loaded.

Somewhere in a file like sap.jquery.js or something along those lines you'll find XMLHtppRequests with the sync flag set. I've had conversations with the UI5 team about it and removing it is on the radar but no timelines are provided.

To answer your question more directly, the require parts are meant to be asynchronous. It's an idea taken from require js which is at least 10 years old by now.

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async/await is not going to do anything since none of that is promise based. Doing sap.m.Shell is just assuming that the window object has the sap.m library attached to it before your controller loads, which you can make sure to preload through your manifest for instance.

note that with every getRestaurants call you are calling getFusedLocationProviderClient and addOnSuccessListener, keeping old one registered and left... maybe these multiple instances of listeners are reason of this behavior?

move this line to onAttach

android:hardwareAccelerated="false" added in manifest file at application level because of this UI flicker was occurring. After removing this from manifest and now its working fine.

After spending at least 30 minutes installing dependencies from CRAN and Bioconductor, I was able to get the code to work.

If I had to guess your issue, you probably haven't installed all the dependency packages.

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