skm | python implementation of the spherical k | Machine Learning library

You can change your query like below:

plot_tree() returns a list of artists (a list of Annotations). You can access the arrow and change their properties in a loop. Refer to https://matplotlib.org/api/_as_gen/matplotlib.patches.FancyArrowPatch.html#matplotlib.patches.FancyArrowPatch for a list of the properties that you can change.

I don't know why the arrows don't appear in your case, but I would start by playing with their colors and width.

Add the line:

Try this: in Style.xml, change Theme.AppCompat.Light.DarkActionBar to Theme.AppCompat.NoActionBar.

You need to add a @OneToMany in your 2nd entity like so :

You are pointing to a Parent pom that does not exist in your local repository. You should remove value for tag so that maven could fetch the pom file from maven central repository.

Change your parent tag as shown below.

After exhausting our options, we have unfortunately had to remove the nuget reference to the SKGLExtension package. Fortunately, we were able to compile the SKGL library from source against the Newtonsoft.Json package version 11, which has resolved the issue. It would have been nice to find a better solution, though

I believe what you want is to stop users from decompiling your program and removing the license key form entirely...

Unfortunately, it's impossible to stop that, as long as a program can be run on an ordinary computer, it can be decompiled, otherwise, it would be impossible for the processor to process it.

This means, that it would be possible to remove the relevant instructions for that, and C# and VB is easy to decompile - tools like dotPeek get valid source code (it won't be exactly the same as the original, but still readable and runs like the original) just with a click.

Keep in mind that even proper commercial programs made by whole companies have this problem.

So, what could you possibly "do"? Well, I only really have two suggestions... but they won't work too well.

One only makes it harder and the other one requires access to the internet all the time.

Obfuscation essentially makes the code harder to read after decompiling, however, it won't stop people from deleting the form, it will just make it slightly harder.

I posted it as an option because it will make the code very confusing when recompiling and it might be helpful to "protect" it a bit more. However, just remember this: "It's a weak layer of defence for a weak attacker."

An obfuscator you could use is Eazfuscator.NET, that webpage I sent also has a description of essentially what it does and how to use it - it may be worth taking a look at.

This one requires a connection to the internet... but, it's the only other option you have at all - it's either this or... able-to-get-rid-of-product-key.

Essentially, in this idea, you make a server do all the work that the application has to do and then return the result of it.

Imagine the user's computer is a server. Their "server" runs the code, and so the code is on their "server" (otherwise it has nothing to run) and everything is processed on their server. Now, if you run it on your server, all the code is on your server and your server only returns the result, meaning, they can't get at the process that provides that result.

In the end, this would mean that the application physically would not be able to do anything without a license key, since the only way it can get its data processed is via the server, and the server won't process the data without a product key.

The only downside to this is that you must have an internet connection and if the internet connection is slow - the program will be slow.

Since you want to know how to do this in vb.net taking a look at ASP.NET may help, but it's really designed to make a full-website - not to just process a few tasks.

I can leave it up to you how you would want to approach this task but here's one way of doing this:

The code below will make a "request" to a certain URL and then get the result back - with this, you could make it so when it goes to that URL the server processes the data given (including the product key) and returns back a result.

Do not use the path you are now using for your database file. It is a location used to store your VS project in development. When you deploy your application, you should not use any of your development folders.

You should use a dedicated folder for your database, like Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData) Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonApplicationData)

Or you can use the folder your app is installed in, provided that the every user has read/write access to it (it should not be e.g. in ProgramFiles)

Try this one: