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In fact, the standart (n4659 15.7 [class.cdtor] §3)explicitely allows that

member functions, including virtual functions (13.3), can be called during construction or destruction

Apparently, this code uses the object foo in its constructor before that object is fully constructed which should be UB. But as the shown code only uses that object, it will be the first Foo ever constructed. At the moment when its constructor is called, foo is this and calling bar on it is legal.

But if the application contains any other Foo object of static or thread storage duration in a different translation unit, or in the same translation unit but before foo, then the program will invoke UB:

When you are dealing with a cycle you need to figure out which makes sense as the dependency and which is the dependent. In this case it is easier to remove the reducer from the thunk than it is to remove the thunk from the reducer.

You can fix the dependency by removing the additional dispatched updateQuery action from the thunk and handling that logic in your reducer instead. You can access the (confusingly named) payload variable from your thunk in the getMovies.pending case reducer through the action.meta.arg property, which contains the argument that you called the thunk action creator with.

This is some code which adds one or more fields to a TTable. On completion, the values in the original fields of the table are correctly displayed in a DBGrid. Other necessary routines are set out below.

To use the code, please create a new project and add a TTable, TDataSource and a TDBGrid connected up in the usual way and also a TButton to its main form.

Updating the answer with the screenshot from Studio:

Script within a Mule app in studio:

Result of the execution of the DW script, for the payload mentioned in the Assumed Input section

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I am assuming your input payload looks something like below as if i leave the filter outside i can reproduce the error that you get, attributing to the datatype of the book [].

Assumed Input:

I got nowhere trying to correct your code even after spending several hours on it, so I started again from scratch. I think you will find that the code below correctly removes a field from a TTable while retaining the correct contents of the remaining record fields.

The DeleteField routine is a stand-alone procedure, but you should find it straightforward to integrate with your existing code. If you want to add or modify fields, I suggest that you start from Mr Sprenger's code as posted in the link. Personally, if I were you I would abandon your RestructureTable as I don't think it is salvageable, I'm afraid.

My Main form has a TTable named DestTable, a DBGrid and a Datasource connected up as you would expect. I then add the code below.

Had kind of a circular route to get this one, but I think the debugging process would be instructive.

It's tougher to diagnose this without the json file the program is calling, but it looks like your problem is on this line: url = response.urljoin(offer_row.css('div.buy-btn-cell a::attr(href)')).get(),

From How Can I Fix "TypeError: Cannot mix str and non-str arguments"?

According to the Scrapy documentation, the .css(selector) method that you're using, returns a SelectorList instance. If you want the actual (unicode) string version of the url, call the extract() method:

So I tried:

url = response.urljoin(offer_row.css('div.buy-btn-cell a::attr(href)').extract()).get(),

But I still get the same error. Strange!

To diagnose, I dropped a breakpoint() into the spider here:

I think mlr3 / mlr3pipelines is well suited for your task. It appears that what you are missing is mainly the PipeOpSelect / po("select"), which lets you extract features based on their name or other properties and makes use of Selector objects. Your code should probably look something like

You adding the on scroll shrink effect to the header

There is two ways to solve this

1. removing header-scrolled css or change the height of header-scrolled to according to main height mentioned in headerrr css

I have finally found a solution. The new Cascadia code PL does not support many glyphs like home, python, etc. The solution is to use Cascadia code nerd fonts patched.

Download the Cascadia code nerd font complete patched version from the link below. https://github.com/AaronFriel/nerd-fonts/releases/tag/v1.2.0

credits: AaronFriel