imagesize | measure image size | Animation library

You are doing wrong.

First fetch existing data and check if request has file then delete old one then update it

Your images are stored at 'public' disk path. But disk is not specified in delete()

Try

it is mentioned that both those may differ significantly in docs for lm as well as !for_each_module

infact !for_each_module has Two CommandStrings one being @#ModuleName and other being @#ImageName

i haven't looked much but sometimes i have seen replacements like foo_1480xxx etc

do you have a binary that is shareable which show this behavior

EDIT

just glanced through the file it appears the name of pdb file inside the binary is Injection.pdb and the executable has been renamed after compilation

Having downloaded the file from the link, here is the cause of your problem.

The header bytes (14) are as follows:

42 4D 38 05 00 00 00 00 00 00 36 04 00 00

Breaking that down: as per Wikipedia:

• 42 4D : "BM"
• 38 05 00 00 : file is 1336 bytes long
• next two words (4 bytes) required, zero
• 36 04 00 00 : offset to pixel data

To quote Indiana Jones: "They're digging in the wrong place!"

This:

fseek(ptr_bmp_in, 0x36, SEEK_SET);

needs to be:

fseek(ptr_bmp_in, 0x0436, SEEK_SET);

Pointless to speculate unless we have the actual file.

The problem is that a UIImageView has an intrinsic content size of 0,0 -- so your code is initially putting the a 0x0 image view at the center of the scroll view.

I've made a few changes to the code you posted... see comments (I "wrapped" the changes in

I found a solution to my problem - Using glob I can iterate through a folder and return a list with all given folders using this methodology I can select the appropriate element from the list and considering that the number of inner file paths after the patient is static (meaning only one folder is located within each patient followed by more folders within that structure)

I used glob again to match the specific inner folder and used the first element in the list to return a string of the folder path and then using string concatenation I built a dynamic folder search by using glob to match the inner folders.

Since you're using .env.local, you don't need to put env/publicRuntimeConfig in your next.config.js. You can remove those.

You also don't need to set path and loader for images if you're using the default. The only required value would be domains - and then you have the option for deviceSizes and imageSizes of course.

You are correct that you'll need to add your Environment Variables inside the Vercel project.

You can download the photos until you get an http error 404 , meaning that the address is not existing .

Channel pypi means that the package was installed with pip. You may need to upgrade it with pip as well