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In the below reproducible code, two main conditional panels are presented: "Stratification" and "DnL balances". The first presents a smaller data table where no scroll bars are automatically introduced, and the 2nd presents a larger data table where scroll bars are introduced.

The scroll bars in one conditional panel appear to be affecting the other conditional panel. I have tried addressing with style = "display: none;" (based on a related post yesterday), flagged with ### in this reproducible code, but it leaves the 2nd conditional panel without the glide/well panel across the top unless the user adjusts the size of the window, however minutely. Yesterday's posted solution worked fine, but that code didn't render a data table. When introducing a data table and resulting scroll bars, the issue manifests.

Is there a way to resolve this? May be a hack, but even a tiny automated adjustment to the size of the window may help?

The images at the bottom better explain the issue.

I've stumbled across Microsoft's recommended way to implement the IDisposable pattern many times, it's even present in Visual Studio as an "Implement Interface" option in the lamp icon menu. It looks like this:

I have a data frame, like this:

As I understand it, the JavaScript library lodash was inspired by underscore.js and implements an similar API. According to Wikipedia it's a fork of underscore.js.

In my application, I use the latest version of Lodash (4.17.21). Some security software I use has flagged that this version of Lodash bundle an older version of underscore.js which contains security issues.

In GitHub, I can find the older version of Underscore.js in the following sub folder in the Lodash repo: https://github.com/lodash/lodash/tree/4.17/vendor/underscore

I have grep'ed the source code, and I get the impression that Lodash bundles underscore.js only as a reference and for some kind of testing. When I look at specific functions implemented by both Lodash/Underscore, the implementation seeps completely separate.

Does anyone know why the Lodash github account also include a copy of Underscore?

Suppose we start with a data frame that looks like the below:

I upgraded to Entity Framework Core 6.0.0, but I need the fix for Issue 26632 which is flagged as fixed for 6.0.1 and is said to be included in the Daily Builds; I followed the instructions for using Daily Builds in the docs (I also changed dotnet7 to dotnet6), but I don't see any versions with "6.0.1-*"; Am I missing something?

Edit: Include Prerelease is checked.

nuget.config

I'm setting up a base datastructure for a project, hoping to have an abstract GraphNode base object from which many other objects will inherit. Each GraphNode subclass has metadata that could include both literals (string, numbers, ...) and references to other GraphNode-derived types.

Example subclasses:

I'm trying to use some simple I/O macros introduced in book "Assembler Language Programming for IBM Z System Servers" (Macros introduced in Appendix B section). But when I'm tryin to run the sample program, as soon as program reach the first macro system dump occurs. Also there is IEF686I in the output. I'm a student learning IBM assembly language and I'm not familiar with JCL and I don't know if I'm doing something wrong in it. Is the format of getting input and assigning the output area OK or I should do it in a different way? Here is the JCL:

I have a made up dataframe to replicate the real problem I am trying to work through in python in reconciling account rates held on mainframe system to what they should be set to from rates tables.

I have 3 tables but they have been merged into one dataframe for this example.

1. Account Information with Interest Rate Conditions (first 5 columns of df). These rates are the actual rates applied to the accounts and need to be matched off to ensure they were set up correctly
2. Non Std Rates - Certain accounts will apply these non-std rates once certain conditions are met
3. Std Rates- Same as above these will apply once certain conditions are met