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Because you are retrieving a string array using

The problem is how you add composite filters. If they are not single values, e.g. you're using $all or $ne, you have to use "full" documents as their values. bson.E is not a "full" document, it's just an element of a document. A full document is bson.D or bson.M.

So use this as your filter builder:

There are multiple factors which affect performance for NIC PMD. Some of them are listed below

1. cpu core isolation to explicitly make user-space threads to sole user of CPU core time
2. Kernel watchdog timer callback reduction
3. disable Transparent Huge page (especially with 1GB)
4. firmware of NIC
5. DPDK version
6. vector code for RX-TX
7. PCIe lane (direct attach to CPU give higher performance than south bridge)
8. CPU clock frequency
9. DDIO ability of NIC
10. Traffic pattern (with RSS on RX-queue or FLow DIrector)
11. Resoruce Director for preventing cache posioning.

I highly recommend @Anuradha to check FM10K PMD capacity, BIOS, and using smap_affinity, isol_cpu, rcu_callback etc.

Note: I have been able to achieve 29 Mpps (64B) packets using single core and DPDK example skeleton with X710 NIC.

It's actually very simple Object_Event syntax is VBScript, to allow events to automatically bind in JScript you just need to use the correct syntax which is Object::Event, here is an example using automatically bound events.

This is happening because nav has been assigned position: fixed to the top , so now whatever the height of nav is occupied on the screen that will remain fixed i.e. allocated to it no matter what and other content on the body will operate in normal behavior neglecting the position of nav so assigning a padding space equal to the nav height may resolve the issue.

This is wrong:

As comments() return collection of comments. So, You should use this one like:

Is there a keyboard shortcut to enable/disable “Common Language Runtime Exceptions” in Visual Studio exception settings?

I think there is no such quick shortcut to do that.

Actually, the shortcut for the Exception window is Ctrl+Alt+E, you can call such window by that.

However, VS only has a shortcut key to open a window, and there is no shortcut key to enable or disable an exception, and there are many different types of exceptions in the exception window. So it can be a bit difficult.

So you should use shortcut Ctrl+Alt+E to open Exception and then set the exception manually.

Besides, if you still want that feature to have a keyboard shortcut to enable/disable Common Language Runtime Exceptions, you can suggest this feature on our User Voice Forum.

After that, you can share the link with us here and anyone who is interested in this feature will vote it so that it will get more attention from Microsoft.

I finally managed to do what I want.

My team wished to use Ansible for the formatting, so I had to improvise a bit.

I used ntc-ansible for that.

With the help of members of the NTC Slack, I finally got it working. Here's what I came up with:

A functionality that is very poorly documented on the TextFSM repo is that you can, in an index file, combine two templates that share a common "Key" attribute.

So I created two templates: