vte | Parser for virtual terminal emulators | Command Line Interface library

A small little tip, provide a small sample set that is just big enough to address your question.

This was a folder issue with the K_PATH_CACHE variable.

With more experimentation, I found that any PNG file would not be added to the PDF which had me looking into the tcpdf.php file. This led to the error log and ultimately to the constant K_PATH_CACHE.

The imgpng() function uses K_PATH_CACHE to define the location for /tmp in the PHP installation (Bitnami through a AWS Lightsail), but the location was defined incorrectly.

The default value for K_PATH_CACHE was set to /opt/bitnami/php/tmp but that folder was empty. The actual tmp folder is found at /tmp.

To resolve this, I redefined the location for K_PATH_CACHE to be the actual /tmp directory in a config file loaded before everything else:

define('K_PATH_CACHE', '/tmp/');

PNGs now load, both from a base64 string and when loaded as a file.

I hope this saves someone a few hours of searching!

no, this doesn't make sense.

>=0.64 is a strict superset of >=0.52 dependency (this holds true for both mathematical comparision and dependency resolution).

The dependency you already have says: "use any version of vte-2.91 that is newer than (or equal to) 0.52". This dependency can be satisfied by vte2.19_0.52, vte2.19_0.63.9 and vte2.19_0.77 (among others).

Now, the dependency resolver (apt) will pick the newest version that can satisfy it's dependencies (and that isn't downvoted by apt-pinning).

If your distribution release ships with vte2.19_0.77 it will automatically pick that, but if it only comes with vte2.19_0.52-9 it will pick that instead.

In short: if the distribution release lacks a vte-2.91 >= 0.64 it cannot install that version, and if it comes with vte-2.91 >= 0.64 it will pick that version anyways. Adding a versioned Suggests doesn't change anything about this.

You may use this awk:

Those funny characters are called escape sequences, and programs use them to print colours and italics and all of that.

Terminals are designed to decode these escape sequences, but regular programs don't know what to do with them. less and cat are printing exactly what is in the file, it's the terminal you run them in that decodes them.

You'll have to make your program go through and remove all of the escape sequences with a piece of code like this:

Solved by restarting from the new Svelte v3.0.0 template, upgrading other npm dependencies, adding @rollup/plugin/json and setting resolve.preferBuiltins to false.

rollup.config.js

So basically, even after setting the locale in the right places, Gnome was not starting complaining about the non-utf8 locale. I ran gnome-session binary to get a default session for my user. There i got to know that "XDG_RUNTIME_DIR" env variable was not set and so Gnome was not able to find a working directory for the user. So when you are switching to any user using su - user, pam module doesn't set the "XDG_RUNTIME_DIR" variable and hence this issue was coming. Try setting the "XDG_RUNTIME_DIR" variable using export or in user's profile and it should work.

E.g. export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000

The problem isn't with APEX_JSON, You're getting an extra line break every 180 characters - which is your line length - with the first one appearing in the second NativeKey key name.

The issue is that the line breaks within your CLOB are tripping over the SQL*Plus line length handling. Even if you construct a CLOB with the clean JSON contents manually, and do dbms_output.put_line(v_clob, 200, 1);, it will still add a line break in the same place. There doesn't seem to be anything you can do about that as far as I can tell; the closest you can get is to set linesize very high, but large CLOBs will break it eventually. Switching to SQLcl seems to avoid the problem, incidentally.

You can fix it in your print_clob_to_output procedure by splitting the CLOB into individual lines and printing them one by one, instead of splitting it based just on number of characters as you are now. (Incidentally, your procedure was slightly broken anyway; you'd have got an extra line break every 32767 characters, on top of this issue, because put_line adds one. You'd need to look at that if you did decide to switch to SQLcl.)

As pointed out by the other answer, the cause of the problem is this:

1. installed pew (cvpr_env) ubuntu@ubuntupc:~/Downloads/camconvs-master$ pip install pew

Here you installed pew while you were inside a virtualenv.

As mentioned in my comment, installing pew installs a binary under one of the standard bin folders, which is usually /usr/local/bin/ or /home//.local/bin or /usr/bin, depending on your Python/pip installation permissions.