mwc | The tool to compile mruby on WebAssembly | Binary Executable Format library

OK i found my answer . In order to post to slack you need to tabulate the csv file then use the json.dump. Referenced these other stack posts :

what-are-some-ways-to-post-python-pandas-dataframes-to-slack

pretty-printing-a-pandas-dataframe

If the number of subdirectories is always the same, you can use parameter expansion to remove the first 5 subdirectories:

try this

Why is it, that you stress about something for a long time, then hit Stack Overflow and then in the process of being at your final straw, you find a solution?

The solution is import type. I have never seen this in my life but now that I know this is a thing, I naturally understand why this is a thing.

Wow, that error message is very unhelpful. In a non-TS SvelteKit project, you get Error when evaluating SSR module /node_modules/lit-html/lib/template-result.js: ReferenceError: window is not defined, which is a little clearer about what is going on.

Importing Material Web Components runs code that uses window, which is not available on the server. Because of this, Vite throws an error while trying to process the imported mwc-button library. You can use a dynamic import in Svelte's onMount lifecycle function so that the library is only imported on the client. You will have to do this with any web component you import.

duration property would help you to restrict view to a specific time limit. It accepts time in millisecods and for 20 minutes view you can configure it like below.

For more details, check plugin Configuration

Its not able to find element due to which it throws the null pointer exception. You may need to change the xpath or by the locator, you are identifying the element.

Below is the code to access the email text box

Computing a single-precision square root via double-precision code is going to be inefficient, especially if the hardware provides no native double-precision operations.

The following assumes hardware that conforms to IEEE-754 (2008), except that subnormals are not supported and flushed to zero. Fused-multiply add (FMA) is supported. It further assumes an ISO-C99 compiler that maps float to IEEE-754 binary32, and that maps the hardware's single-precision FMA instruction to the standard math function fmaf().

From a hardware starting approximation for the reciprocal square root with a maximum relative error of 2^-6.75 one can get to a reciprocal square root accurate to 1 single-precision ulp with two Newton-Raphson iterations. Multiplying this with the original argument provides an accurate estimate of the square root. The square of this approximation is subtracted from the orginal argument to compute the approximation error for the square root. This error is then used to apply a correction to the square root approximation, resulting in a correctly-rounded square root.

However, this straightforward algorithm breaks down for arguments that are very small due to underflow or overflow in intermediate computation, in particular when the underlying arithmetic operates in flash-to-zero mode that flushes subnormals to zero. For such arguments we can construct a slowpath code that scales the input towards unity, and scales back the result accordingly once the square root has been computed. Code for handling special operands such as zeros, infinities, NaNs, and negative arguments other than zero is also added to this slowpath code.

The NaN generated by the slowpath code for invalid operations should be adjusted to match the system's existing operations. For example, for x86-based systems this would be a special QNaN called INDEFINITE, with a bit pattern of 0xffc00000, while for a GPU running CUDA it would be the canonical single-precision NaN with a bit pattern of 0x7fffffff.

For performance reasons it may be useful to inline the fastpath code while making the slowpath code a called outlined subroutine. Single-precision math functions with a single argument should always be tested exhaustively against a "golden" reference implementation, which takes just minutes on modern hardware.

as @Willeke points out, loadWindow will only be called for nib

but since you're calling showWindow, you could override that