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Just add these 2 lines to your onPrepare

There are multiple problems in the code:

• in if (x > peek (s)) you should test if the stack s is not empty to avoid undefined behavior accessing s->array[-1].

• x should be defined with type type.

• you should free the temporary stack temp before leaving the function sortstack.

• you should use typedef int type; instead of #define type int

• it is idiomatic to define macros such as max in uppercase, using a more descriptive name is recommended.

• adding assert statements helps catch unexpected error conditions.

Here is a modified version:

When you right click, the window that pops up is called the context menu. Some keyboards have a context menu button. Unfortunately, VSCode does not use this as the command in the keyboard shortcuts, so there is no way to do this through the keyboard shortcuts menu.

Alternatively, you could use SharpKeys, a utility that lets you remap keys on your keyboard. Personally, I have my right alt key mapped to the context menu button. In SharpKeys, the context menu button does not have a name, so it is just called Special: Application (E0_5D). This allows you to right click from the keyboard.

In the screenshot below, you can see the remap in the highlighted section.

Using WebDriver log endopints (not supported)

There is no get-logs endpoint defined by W3C WebDriver yet..

https://www.w3.org/TR/webdriver/#endpoints

And this still opened:

https://github.com/w3c/webdriver/issues/406

So, unfortunately, driver.manage().logs() is not implemented by Firefox.

From geckodriver team:

This isn't in the W3C spec at this time, so we are delaying support until the behaviour is well specified. But your request is noted.

See

• (2016) https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1453962

• (2016) https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/issues/284

• (2018) https://github.com/mozilla/geckodriver/issues/1292

Using DevTools (seems to work)

I was able to see the console output with selenium-4.1.1 and devtools.v85

You're looking for default method signatures:

The "/AdvancedCalender/Calenders/Versions" is a relative URI, so you need to tag is like that:

I assume you are referring to the Quick-start guide for building smart contracts in Rust?

Let's check a few things to make sure you didn't miss any steps.

1. Did you create a lib.rs file and copy the contents of this smart contract into that file?

2. Did you successfully deploy the contract using near-cli after you compiled it to WASM?

3. Are you invoking the methods using near-cli and replacing YOUR_ACCOUNT_HERE with the testnet accountId you just deployed the contract to?

If so, would you be able to share your code / commands so I can help you debug your issue? This tutorial was updated recently (less than a month from today) so it should work, but while I'm waiting for your response I will run through the steps to make sure we don't have a bug on our end. :)

** UPDATE **

Just went through the tutorial and it worked for me. Here was my command using near-cli:

Stream consists of two mandatory (sourcing, terminal) and one optional (intermediate) parts.

Stream:

• is generated with sourcing operation (something that creates the Stream instance);
• is then optionally continued with one or more, chained intermediate operation(s);
• is finally terminated with terminal operation.

void can only be considered to be the return type of the terminal operation (hence, of its lambda (or method reference) expression) in the stream, because every intermediate operation has to return stream, upon which, subsequent intermediate (or terminal) operation would operate.

For example: