mysetup | my setup scripts repository

I am new to project files and was doing some investigating today to try and understand the .wixproj file that was automatically generated using VS2019 WiX project template. I was able to understand most of it, but I am stuck on one small question. Where does the $(WixTargetsPath) property get set? At this point I have probably wasted a lot of time trying to figure this out for no reason, but I am just so curious now! I read up on all the different ways properties can get set in a proj file but I was not able to find the variable definition anywhere. Here is my .wixproj file:

so I'm writing unit tests and I'm having trouble with the setUp function. From what I've seen, it's supposed to just execute code before your function and thus I could put anything that's repetitive in there. However, this function doesn't seem to be applying the mocks I've created as patch decorators over the entire class. This is a small piece of what I want it to look like:

I am using PHP Version 7.3.25.

I have started experimenting with PHP Namespaces on the server-side (not least because I use ESModules on the client-side and I fully appreciate the advantages of namespacing) but I have fallen at the first hurdle - it's probably an obvious rookie error, but with no errors displaying it's difficult to guess what mistake I've made.

I have a long page of global functions - included before anything else by every page on the website - which I have prepended with:

I was just checking the timeit from Pythons official documentation, I have written below program and observed that. Using timeit.timeit it is taking ~12 seconds to execute while the output of time difference (using time.time) it is showing me as 0 seconds. Why so much difference is there.

My program has a tree view linked to a model that allows the addition and deletion of elements. When the currently selected item changes I have to perform operations related to the new selected item (such as show an image). As change signal I use the currentChanged() from selectionModel(). Everything works fine except in one case: when a parent has more than one child and I remove row 0, endRemoveRows() warns me about an invalid index (-1,0) and the new 0 row of the view is not correctly highlighted as selected: however, the operations on that item are correctly executed. More in general, I believe that after the deletion of an item the currentChanged() signal is always emitted with indexes that refer to the model before the deletion and this causes problems in the view when I delete the first line.

How can I avoid endRemoveRows() warning about an invalid index and make sure that the new item at row 0 is correctly highlighted?

Three siblings in the model: image0, image1 , image2 at rows 0,1,2.

• Test 1) Image2 is cyan in the tree view. If i delete image2 :
  • New index has row 1
  • Image1 is selected (but gray) in the tree view
• Test 2) Image0 is cyan in the tree view. If i delete Image0:
  • endRemoveRows warning about invalid index (-1,0)
  • New index has row 1
  • The new item at row 0 is printed but noe item is selected in the view (not even in grey)
  • Since no item in the view is selected, every click I make produces a currentChanged(). So if I click on the new 0 row I get that the related print is executed again

Minimal working example

If you run the following code on pycharm, go to edit configuration and activate "emulate terminal in output console".

Used Inno Setup to compile an installer with an executable I used from cx_freeze. My executable runs properly when I run it and I am absolutely positive I added all necessary dependencies from the executable file when setting up my installer using Inno Setup Wizard. Yet, I keep getting the following issue when I run my installed executable:

The following is the code to my Inno Setup Compiler:

I'm using the below ansible-playbook code to archive multiple folders under IBM folder.

Below is my absolute path Directory structure:

How Should i modify my code so i can let user detemine the path of second directory (path of java in script)

I used this Command befor i try in mode:

I am working a Java project, and when I set up my project, I set up a number of packages, like this:

MySetup

But I would like to set it up like this:

Intended set up

I know there is a setting from right-click project/Mark as Directory, I've tried all of them, bar the test directories. How would I set this up for the intended set up? Thanks in advance.