tdv | Total Deep Variation Regularizer | Machine Learning library

The NU1212 error does point to dotnet tool install, it does not seem to be caused by your package directly. Are you sure that your are adding your package correctly via the NuGet package manager or console? It is not reproducible in a .NET Core 3.1 library or NUnit project type.

As @Perry Qian-MSFT suggested, you should always make sure that the old NuGet package is removed completely before you add a new one, especially if you did not change the package version in the NuSpec. It is a common issue that the old, cached package is used instead. To clear all NuGet package caches use one of the following commands.

• In dotnet.exe use locals --clear all
• In nuget.exe use locals -clear all
• In Visual Studio >= 2017 go to Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Settings and click Clear All NuGet Cache(s)

Question is how do I create DotNet Core 3.1 library compatible content-only Nuget package?

NuGet 4.0+ with PackageReference uses contentFiles, see this reference.

Content files are included in a package using the element, specifying the content folder in the target attribute. However, such files are ignored when the package is installed in a project using PackageReference, which instead uses the element.

You can keep copying the files to the content directory for compatibility, but you have to copy them to the contentFiles directory, too. You have to make sure that they are located under contentFiles\any\any\, otherwise they will not be extracted to projects with any target framework.

The issue was with the proxy pass. I've made the Corrections mentioned below.

Before Correction:

You can use document.getElementById to get the row and querySelectorAll('td') to get the td. Then use map to create an array of the text

I am going to post this as an "answer", since I think it may at least help, if not solve, your issue.

Clearing tables (list objects) via VBA code can be a little tricky, and I learned this hard way. I developed and have been using the below function for quite some time and it works like a charm. There are comments to explain the code in the function.

I understand that you are trying to save spark dataframe to csv file in your local directory. IF so write as below:

The mutlisect value when selecting A1 and A2 is "A1,A2" so you need to use in instead of equals:

It appears much of the difficulty you are having in trying to figure out how to use the "TN" stems from your attempt to store all data read in each line in a separate struct. As mentioned in the comments, this may be fine for reading data into a database where the database provides the ability to query all records by state abbreviation, but makes handling the data a bit more awkward. Why?

When you store all records as individual struct, there is no relationship between the state the data belongs to and the information stored other than a code member of the struct. This means that if you wish to search or print the information for, e.g. "TN" you must traverse over every single stuct checking whether the code member matches "TN". Think about printing. You have to loop for each state, and then loop over every struct each time picking out information for a single state to print.

Instead of storing every record of information as an element in an array of records, why not have an array of states where each state contains a pointer to the data for that state. That would make your num_records member make more sense. You would then simply have to loop over your array of states, check whether (num_records > 0) and then printing the num_records worth of information for that state while skipping all states where no data has been stored. This provides a much more efficient approach.

For example it takes little effort to rearrange your structs slightly to provide a relationship between the state and the data associated with that state, e.g.:

The values read from the file shouldn't be assigned directly to elements of the structure. You need one set of variables (they could be in a structure, but it isn't necessary) to receive the data as it is read, with sscanf() doing the parsing and splitting up. You then validate that the state code is correct, that the time is plausible, and so on. Then you add the cumulative information into the 'statistics structure', which is related to but different from the struct climate_info you currently have. It doesn't need a geohash column, for example, or a pressure column, but does need a minimum temperature and a time when that was spotted, and a maximum temperature and the time when that was spotted. You accumulate the snow cover count, and the lightning strike count, and the humidity and cloud cover and current temperature. Then when you finish the file, you can average the temperature, humidity and cloud cover values, and you can print the aggregates.

Since you are sensibly using fgets() to read lines from the file (don't change that!), you should use sscanf() to parse the line. You need:

• a state code (char state[3];),
• a time value (long long millitime;),
• a humidity value (double humidity;),
• a 'snow present' value (double snow; since the format is a floating point number),
• a 'cloud cover' value (double cloud;),
• a lightning strikes value (double lightning),
• and a temperature value (double temperature;).

You then read them using

It's because you have not added TeilnehmerTableView to the view in SingleEventViewController when you make the fetch request - you make the request during initialization of TeilnehmerTableView. Try calling fetchUsers from SingleEventViewController after you have added TeilnehmerTableView to the view; it should then work.