copier | Library and command-line utility for rendering projects templates | Generator Utils library

Solved by changing some types from the structure. Because It is an array of pointers, it needs to have:

• value_type should be a T* because every element from the array is a pointer

• pointer should be a T** because it points to an array of pointers

• and reference should be a T*& because is a reference through a pointer element from the array.

Also, with some help from MatG, the for(auto it: this) should be changed to for(auto it: *this), because we need to use the dereferenced value of this class. Please correct me if I'm wrong

Following the way you’re using ClipboardJS to copy the content of the buttons on your modals using Bootstrap’s tooltips to show the copy-to-clipboard was successful on the Bootstrap 5 example you provided, I have duplicated the function for Bootstrap 4.

While Bootstrap 5 has the tooltip function as part of Bootstrap’s JavaScript, Bootstrap 4 extends jQuery to handle tooltip functions, so I replaced the Bootstrap 5 instances of the tooltip with jQuery functions.

You can change the tooltip while you’re hovering over the button by using Bootstap’s tooltip update() function followed by the show() function. Then you can attach a listener to listen for the mouse to leave. When the mouse leaves, you can switch the tooltip back.

One note: Bootstrap’s documentation for update says the function “Updates the position of an element’s tooltip.” It doesn’t say it will update the text, but it does. According to this Change Twitter Bootstrap Tooltip content on click, there used to be a function fixTitle that would update the text, but that’s no longer available (the function is available through _fixTitle).

For your code version in Pastebin, there’s a complication with using tooltipList[ ] – you would need to use [0] for one button and [1] for the other. Since you’re creating separate ClipboardJS instances, it’s probably easiest to create separate tooltip instances with unique names, rather than having to track which element is [0] and which is [1].

I’ve updated my answer to support two buttons using separate elements and instances for each. In your Pastebin code, you show you’re going to be copying the content from a container (a modal), but the modals are currently not in your example.

I also enclosed everything inside a self-invoking expression to avoid any naming conflicts and encapsulate everything.

For changing the tooltip text for modals, the tooltip needs to be specifically hidden when the mouse leaves. I'm not sure why a modal is different from a button, but since the tooltip was shown using a method, it seems to want a method to hide it.

Adding the line: tooltipShare.hide(); and tooltipDonation.hide(); to the callback functions after the mouse leaves will hide the tooltip.

To switch from Copier le lien to Copier l'adresse with an apostrophe, change from single quote marks for defining strings to double quote marks.

Your issue is that text.select() is expecting to select a NodeElement and you're passing in the text itself. You cannot do that so I have adjusted your code to work.

Kudos on forEach across the NodeElements... I have for the longest time done Array.from(NodeList) and this approach brought some alternative insight. Thanks.

sns.barplot doesn't make sums. It just shows bars for its input values. If multiple bars would end up on the same spot, the average is taken and a confidence interval is shown.

To show the sums, a dataframe with the sums needs to be provided. The groupby result can't be used directly, as seaborn expects its data in explicit columns. .reset_index() converts the indices into real columns.

I would suggest that you change "#custom-tooltip" to a class, ".custom-tooltip", and then search by proximity to the clicked element the correct tooltip to display, like so:

Problem was solved by calling the mysql_thread_init function in the new thread, which initialized MySQL per-thread state.

I guess that the similar problem was reported on Apache Jira tracker, looking into the discussion threads there, I can point out some concerns that might help to overcome this issue:

• I would advise to look through the particular DAG, inspecting the correct type of the default arguments for dedicated DAG operator, despite the fact that retry_delay has been already checked, it would worth to review the rest of the parameters, the link was already mentioned in the question;

• To further debug, verify whether you DAG Operator consumes only pickable(serializable) object, as per comment being posted here.

• I assume that we are still receiving some issues from the users with clearing Airflow DAG tasks via Airflow WEB UI, just check out this thread. In order to mitigate this problem you can either delete the failing task within Airflow command-line tool (example here) or as a last resort remove the task_id record from Airflow metadata database.

  Connecting to the one of Composer's workers:

get_task_info is the async function, you should do async call for getting result adding await operator.

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