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I got method called createObjectFromNotification that creates email from notification resource.url sample https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/messages/AQMkAGFkYmM2YzJiLTM3OTItNDE0ZS1iMmIw

we get the message attachment in the same api call then filter file attachement , item attachment I create file attachment from contentBytes but I made extra call to get item attachment

GET /users/{id}/messages/{id}/attachments/{id}/$value

Ref https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/outlook-get-mime-message but I got the file truncated I will show example below and pieces of my code

When I want to Unstaging a Staged File, all of my Git tutorials always show something like that :

I'm looking at using Go to write a small program that's mostly handling text. I'm pretty sure, based on what I've heard about Go and Python that Go will be substantially faster. I don't actually have a specific need for insane speeds, but I'd like to get to know Go.

The "Go is going to be faster" idea was supported by a trivial test:

I've been set the task of adding a toggle on an angular web application which will allow users to switch from the default light mode theme to a dark mode theme. I can't find a way to successfully implement this.

When I got the task there was a _variables.scss file in the styles directory. This contained variables for colours, fonts, sizing and spacing. The colours were in maps and then each shade was assigned to a variable using the map-get() method e.g $shade-0: map-get($shades, 'shade-0').

Initially I thought that I could create a themes.scss file and import it alongside _variables.scss. This file would then link to 2 further scss files lightTheme.scss and darkTheme.scss. Each theme file would hold a list of colour variables similar to the original ones in variables.scss. I can get this to work for 1 theme or the other, but I can't switch between theme files.

darkTheme.scss

When requesting the stack trace from another thread via Thread#getStackTrace() or ThreadMXBean#getThreadInfo(long[], int), do all threads have to enter a safe point and thus have to wait until all other threads have entered a safe point?

This blog seems to suggest that this is the case:

You hit a global safepoint whether you are sampling a single thread or all threads (at least on OpenJDK, Zing is slightly different but as a profiler vendor OpenJDK is your assumption.)

That would mean that it would be just as intrusive (in terms of high overhead due to an increased frequency of global safe point hits) to get the stack track from a single thread than it is to get all stack traces.

But is that actually/still true for OpenJDK? Do you have any pointers to why that is or to the relevant source code?

I'm working on a Shiny app and I need some help.

I have a dataframe (loaded from a file). I want the user to be able to extract the rows for which a specific regex appears in a specific column of that dataframe. Let me rephrase: I want the user to select a column from the database and to search for values inside that specific column.

Let me show you an example.

• the user selects the column "Nutrient"

• the user types the world "iron"

Result: the function returns all lines in which the column "nutrient" contains "iron".

With a fixed column, that's easy: you just use grepl and extract all the rows that contain the expression you want. But I can't manage to make it work with a specific column. I have looked at countless questions and answer but none of them take the two inputs (patter and column).

This is my dataframe:

I am using read.csv on a datapath. It returns a dataframe. I want to be able to get a single value in this dataframe, but instead I get a list of values displaying the levels.

I have tried several ways to access the value I want. In the next part, I will show you what I tried and the results I got.

Here is my simple dataframe:

Please help!

I am trying to unmarshall the below XML STRING to a java class. The requirement is only to grab some elements and not all:

How can I convert an xml to json ignoring the prefix "zs:" on every element.