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im still learning pyhton. and i try to figure out, How can i break the game when the all i(every element) already filled. example:

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I'm attempting to use ReportLab to create a 4 x 5 grid of images (per page) from a directory of images, in a similar manner to photographic contact sheets. I need to maintain the aspect ratio of the images and also need the filename of each image underneath.

I originally started by using drawimage and adding everything manually but now I think a table and adding the image and filename into each cell might be a better approach. Can anyone give me some pointers on the best way to do this?

I've spent a few days trying to figure this out and I think I am going around in circles with this. Thank you in advance!

Script as of now;

Below is a table I have created using the Reportlab library, specifically the SimpleDocTemplate from reportlab.platypus:

I am trying to build a schedule planner, in a PDF file generated with ReportLab. The schedule will have a different rows depending on the hour of the day: starting with 8:00 a.m., 8:15 a.m., 8:30 a.m., and so on.

I made a loop in which the hours will be calculated automatically and the schedule will be filled. However, since my table is too long, it doesn't fit completely in the page. (Although the schedule should end on 7:30 p.m., it is cutted at 2:00 p.m.)

The desired result is to have a PageBreak when the table is at around 20 activities. On the next page, the header should be exactly the same as in the first page and below, the continuation of the table. The process should repeat every time it is necessary, until the end of the table.

The Python code is the following:

I am trying to create a simple table in Reportlab which lists student names. However this table is 100+ rows long so will not fit on one page. I am looking for the table to split when it becomes too big to fit on one page, and continue on a second page and so on. I am also looking for the 'Student Report:' title to remain at the top of each page.

I have used the code below to do so but when I run the code for a table bigger than one page it runs indefinitely. I was hoping someone may be able to help me with this.

Thanks a million in advance, I really appreciate it!

I have the Plaid Quickstart (node) up and running.

I successfully logged in to one of the sandbox institutions (First Platypus Bank) using the sandbox credentials and got the access_token which it generated.

Per the Link Update Mode docs (https://plaid.com/docs/link/update-mode/), you should be able to "force a given Item into an ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED state".

From the docs I linked to above...

Update mode can be tested in the Sandbox using the /sandbox/item/reset_login endpoint, which will force a given Item into an ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED state.

I used Postman (in the Sandbox Public environment) to send an API call to this endpoint, https://sandbox.plaid.com/sandbox/item/reset_login, to force the ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED state.

This is the body sent with the API call...

I have read heaps of advice and related problems, but haven't stumbled upon exact one that troubles me. The problem is straightforward: I have a console app written in .Net Core 3.1, which I would like to distribute to MacOS, among others. Hence, I need an installer. Ideally, the whole process shall be script-based, no clicking. Yep, CI. My steps:

1. dotnet publish -c Release -r osx-x64 (when done on Windows, I add the chmod +x to allow execution - no caveat here)
2. pack the whole bin/Release/osx-x64/publish directory into an .app file (using Platypus for now just to make sure the whole .app thing is valid). At this point, clicking on the app actually runs it as expected (apart from the Untrusted developer warning).
3. I have a valid 3rd Party Mac Developer Application certificate, which I use to sign the .app and all files within (using a simple script). My entitlements are scarce (basically just the ones listed in Microsoft documentation).
4. codesign -vvv --deep-verify MyApp.app returns nice valid on disk and satisfies its Designated Requirements
5. Another script then compresses the .app into a .zip archive and uploads it for notarization, which fails. Reason: Invalid package. Running spctl -vvv --assess --type exec MyApp.app returns rejected, so no surprise.

I have learnt that Invalid package may mean almost anything, as it just don't passes a whitelist of allowed stuff and it is not really possible to indicate where it got wrong (would have to list a rejection reason for each and every rule).

It might be insufficient set of entitlements, as my list only contains the 'default' values per MS documentation. However, I have also tried to create a simple Hello world console app to minimize anything going on inside - and sure, Invalid package. So it shouldn't be that my app is trying to do something that is not listed in the entitlements.

Which leaves us for... Hardened Runtime is not enabled? I haven't found any explicit way to enable it in .net core console app (the only reference was for Xamarin.Mac, which is not applicable here IMO). Neither a way to verify that this is the problem indeed. But I don't expect MS to put so much effort into making .net core cross-platform and then throwing it all away just because Apple mandates Hardened Runtime.

I have tried building on both Windows and Mac, no help. My "Mac" is 10.15 Catalina in a VM (could this be an issue?).

Can anyone please help me, set me on a correct path or show me some piece of documentation I have been missing? I cannot believe that it is impossible.

Thank you.

The script checks if homebrew is installed and outputs the result to a text file on the Desktop. I outputted to a text file on the Desktop for debugging purposes.

Here is the script:

I am trying to generate a qr code from text, and then insert into a reportlab pdf.

My code: