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I'm new to Matlab and I have to do a project where I use curved integrals. For that, I need to start at point Z0 and get 4 other random points. I know how to get them using randn(1)*Var & complex(x,y) but my question is, is there a way to define, z[i] = Real(z) + Imag(z)*i instead of having to type,Z1, Z2 etc... I have found that I can use eval(sprintf('z%d = complex(x,y)',d)) but that it's not recomended. All suggestions will be more than welcome!

I have a problem trying to reuse some subqueries. I have the following situation:

In Visual Studio 2019 on Windows 10 x64 20H2 I'm trying to hook the exported function of a DLL for which I don't have a lib or include file. While I have used MinHook hundreds of times successfully in the past it was always with functions I had the lib and include file for. I am wondering what is needed to stop the hook from triggering crash.

When my hook function executer I get this error:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Debug Error!

Program: HookingModule.dll Module: HookingModule.dll File:

Run-Time Check Failure #0 - The value of ESP was not properly saved across a function call. This is usually a result of calling a function declared with one calling convention with a function pointer declared with a different calling convention.

Now I am aware usually this is an indication of hooking with incorrect calling convention. As far as I can tell the function I am hooking is a WndProc handler and uses __stdcall. The disassembly of function being hooked is:

The beginning of function:

I want to split my data frame in multiple dataframes based on columns. There are ~37 columns the first 2 columns are identifiers Lab and sample number, the remaining columns are elemental/analyte information. I want a new dataframe from for each element/analyte, The first 2 columns will be the same for each new dataframe and the element/analyte name to form the new dataframe name.

A snippet of the first 10 rows of the data frame is provided below. There is lots of missing data which I can deal with separately.

I'm trying to reproduce the model described in this paper https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/file/index/docid/683477/filename/clarinette-logique-8.pdf.

Here is a method that returns the transfer matrix for a cylinder of radius a and length L.

I want to use Python to find-and-replace certain key terms while also preserving the original spacing in a text file.

So, I have a (Fortran) text file:

Because I have no programming skills a developer developed a website for me in VS2010. To become independent, I recently switched over to the latest (16.8.4) VS2019 Community. Now I want to remove version VS2010, but when I do so, version VS2019 reports build error problems. A Dutch forum poster assisted me to modify the .sln and .csproj files to run with VS2019 without VS2010. Unfortunately, we both seem to miss something to get the project to build with VS2019.

This is my present situation:

1. A project folder containing all the files running perfectly with VS2010 So, the project itself is OK.
2. A second project folder with modified .sln and .csproj files but with build errors in VS2019.
3. I can run the VS2010 .csproj with VS2019, but only if VS2010 is not deïnstalled. So VS2019 also seem to be OK.

I notice missing references in .csproj VS2019 with respect to the VS2010 version. Just pasting (as to be expected) all the references from .csproj version VS2010 to VS2019 does not solve the problem. Can this be caused by wrong access paths or is there a different cause? (Maybe there are other links, but I don’t need all the stuff like Github, TourtoiseSVN and VisualSVN which are implemented in VS2010 at present)

I tried building a new .csproj fle but that appeared too difficult for me and so I now am running out of options. I followed these suggestions: How can I recover a corrupt .csproj file in Visual Studio 2010? and How to generate .csproj file in visual studio 2019? and did a lot of Googling and went through the posts regarding related .csproj questions. Actually I spent days on finding a solution. I also started an on-line training course at Udemy.com (Basic C#)

I would appreciate it if some is willing to go through my .csproj file to find the cause of my problem.

Started to go to the deeper end of the pool with exploring WinDbg (not Preview). Managed to get two installations side-by-side - versions 6.12 (stand-alonish from stackoverflow links to microsoft servers) and 10.0.19041 (from Windows SDK).

Debugging a simple Hello-World .Net Framework 4.7.2 console application (AnyCPU 32bit preferred on 64bit Windows 7) works as expected in Windbg x86 6.12, but not on the new one.

I have the following setup:

• ATECC608A
• mbedTLS (tested with 2.16.6 and 2.16.9)
• coreMQTT The certificate chain is the following: RootCA > SignerCA > DeviceCert. I've registered both RootCA and SignerCA as CAs in the AWS IoT Console

I setup the chain in mbedTLS with the following: