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Line-granularity, thread-aware deterministic and statistic pure-python profiler
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- Returns a dict containing the command - line tool
- Write data to the stream
- Create a ConfigParser instance from root
- Get the project root directory
- Extract the version information
- Returns the timing for the given frame
- Return the filename of a frame
- Remember the name of the source file
- Disassemble code
- Scans the setup py file and checks if it is missing
- Sample a given frame
- Run the profiler
- Profile a line
- Iterate over the source files
- Get the function code for the given module and attribute path
- Dump the stats to a file
- Wrapper for runfile
- Run the program with the given path
- Print stats to stdout
- Bar bar
- Start the thread
- Compress the callgrind
- Create a versioneer config file
- Get the list of installed versions
- Iterate over the output files
- Generate a callgrind response
- Local trace function
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QUESTION
i'm trying to work with windows media fundation, get hang of it. I was following steps from this tutorial, and at some point i got stuck.
Let me describe my problem.
I am calling ActivateObject function from object IMFActivate.
This function call is presented in tutorial, I guess, in proper way, so I just copy-pasted it and didn't put a lot of thought on it.
After I completed all steps from tutorial (and wrapped it in class myself(!!)), I tried to run it, and HRESULT from that function call is E_POINTER which means that invalid pointer was passed.
I won't copy-paste my whole code, i'll narrow it down to objects used, and call itself. Here is how function call looks like:
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Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 14:04I am stupid :)
I found mistake in my code.
While setting m_globalContentInfo i forgot to set profile.
In code it should be something like that:
QUESTION
I am trying to create an Angular Form to edit a record. User is brought to this edit form from the list of records page. While loading the form, wanted to populate the record fetched from API to the form elements. Using patchValue method in ngOnInit lifecycle method.
After patching the form control variable, the value of that mat-select element is having a setValue of the one being populated. However, in the screen, it is not getting refreshed. This same mechanism is working perfectly fine if it is Text Input component instead of mat-select.
HTML code is like this:
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Answered 2020-Aug-15 at 13:56I am pretty sure, the value you are getting from API is in integer/number type.
As your should be in String type. As you have mentioned string in HTML
You can do something like this
QUESTION
This code works completely fine:
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Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 20:34add below at top of your method
QUESTION
I'm Trying to make a list display in HTML of the stored details i put in my object using Javascript. which should look like this
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Answered 2020-Feb-18 at 12:35person is an array. use for of. Then use x directly.
for in is for objects. If you use it on an array, you will just get the index.
QUESTION
(My mother tongue is not English. Maybe this question has some wrong grammars.)
When I try to login my app, this app always return SUCCESS even I typed wrong password.
First, I created DB table(PERSON). Second, I created the method(chkpPw) that checking PW. Third, I use this method to two ways.
this is what I want result. 1. empty ID or empty PW => Please enter your ID or PW. 2. Wrong ID, Wrong PW or Right PW => Your ID is not exist. 3. Right ID, Wrong PW => Please check your PW. 4. Right ID, Right PW => Success
But now my app returned these. 1. empty ID or empty PW => Please enter your ID or PW. 2. Wrong ID, Wrong PW or Right PW => Your ID is not exist. 3. Right ID, Wrong PW => Success 4. Right ID, Right PW => Success
My SQL query finds ID what exist in DB, not considering pw even pw exists or not....T_T....
this is PERSON table's data:
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Answered 2019-Jul-20 at 15:33You're checking if the id & password exists separately. A more appropriate approach would be to first check if id exists, then if both id & password exist. You'll probably want to do something along the following lines.
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Note the second example below that one is in C++.
Note the third example is in C#.
Ok after a bit of digging it seems that the problem may lay in some sort of permission issue as after debugging the binaries and skipped some random check - it showed the single profile I've for my account. Yeah there are calls to GetCurrentPackageFamilyName definitely it's querying some sort of permissions.
It's not my fault there is no background information - the only public docs are here. I'm just trying to ping the interface.
The C variant is complex because I have to call RoCreateInstance then Inspectable_QueryInterface and also to define my own IIDs since the original ones are missing. Also I need to create my own strings with WindowsCreateStringReference and also a custom COM handler. It doesn't help the names included from the header are thousands characters long.
Basically I try to add a profile from both VPNProfile interface I query and fill and XML - non of those attempts work. Recently I was able to update however an existing profile from object.
However I also can't seem to connect to one and disconnect.
The only useful thing I can do with said interface is UpdateProfileFromXmlAsync which crashes the app:
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Answered 2019-Jul-09 at 04:57The problem steems from the fact that I haven't manifested my application properly.
I've figured out that with IDA since there was a call to GetCurrentPackageFamilyName followed by other calls in a functions which return value was checked for being signed (i.e errorneous) and if it was then no actual action was performed.
Here is my manifestation that has fixed the issue(AppxManifest.xml):
QUESTION
I'm trying to set the active spring profile when building a WAR file. I'm building the WAR file with gradle bootWar
I managed to find a solution that works for gradle bootRun -Pprofiles=prod
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-08 at 14:37(Links refer to a demo project in which I do the same you are trying to do right now, but with some extra complexity, read first the property, etc. and set different profiles as active: development, testing, production and some other SO posts)
Suppose we want to set the active profile as production.
In the build.gradle you could create a task which writes the property spring.profiles.active using the ant.propertyfile like this:
QUESTION
I have to pass a boost::shared_ptr:
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Answered 2017-Apr-20 at 09:11Method 1 and 2 are equivalent since Protobuf messages don't overload operator&.
Protobuf manages lifetimes (and I think Copy-On-Write semantics) internally, so I'd favour value semantics throughout.
I'm never exactly sure whether (and how) ownership is transferred with the allocated setters (set_allocated_*). If you find a source that documents it, please tell me!
Iff set_allocated_profile takes ownership of the pointer, then neither of your approaches is correct. You'd need to release the pointer from your owning shared pointer (see How to release pointer from boost::shared_ptr?).
Iff set_allocated_profile does not take ownership, I'd prefer to write:
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