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Still in my very first days with Angular and ran into a problem i can't get my head around. What I am trying to accomplish is sort of creating a way to have a persons name added to a message template.

The templates are loaded from a file like this

I'am trying to send notifications to devices that allows notifications in a Firebase site. I have the tokens of those devices in Firebase relational database. I can successfully retrieve them, but when i send the notifications everything seems messed up. I can send notifications using the command line method. But when i does it with a python script, its not working. Is my script right?

How can I pass a stdin stream a custom string using for example python with printf? I can't do it before starting the executable because it's something i need to do after some other inputs.

The code is :

The program asks for a name and I want the program to ask, after generating a random number, if the user wants to do it again. If the user presses Y the program should restart.

I receive script to run, but it doesnt work. This script sending error when he want to save results in file.

I'm seeing a strange behavior in one of my projects. The circumstances are as follows:

• I have an object. Let's call Victim, which contains a pointer variable, a constructor and destructor.
• I have another object, let's call Perpetrator, whose constructor accepts a Victim object, and copies the pointer variable to a concrete variable inside.
• I create a Victim*, and create the object with new, then supply this to Perpetrator via Perpetrator(*victim).
• When the Perpetrator's constructor finishes, Victim's destructor is called and object is deleted.

The problem is the only copy of the Victim, which is poor is completely destroyed during the construction process. Tidying up the program at the end via delete poor will cause a double-free error.

The behavior is consistent in C++98/11, GCC 4.8.5, 7.x, and LLVM CLANG, hence it must be well defined. What is this behavior is called, and what are the semantics of it?

My theory is, since the constructor accepts a concrete object, it's considered copied, so it's destructed when the constructor / function is done.

Since I praise PoC||GTFO, here's the code:

Clarification: The example is written intentionally, since it's a simplified model of a much more complex, but non-leaky and well-managed data structure complex. Removing all necessary bits made it look like an horribly broken code. In the real code Victim is a long living data store and Perpetrator is an interim storage variable used for processing said data.

Coming from T-SQL, I am attempting to work with a basic dataset in an example ASP.Net mvc (c#) program.

I have three tables as shown in the photo(linked) below:

1. Collections (PK IdCollection)
2. Sprints (PK IdSprint, FK IdCollection)
3. DeployDocuments (PK IdDeployDocuments, FK IdSprint)

In my asp.net mvc controller, I would like to pass the linq equivalent dataset of this simple query to the view:

If I want to check if an eval function returns nothing, how do I do it? I tried to do something like: