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my question like this: //I have an old top level shape TopoDS_Shape oldTopShape=.....;//top level shape //create a face index map TopTools_IndexedMapOfShape shapeIndexMap; TopExp::MapShapes(oldTopShape, TopAbs_FACE, shapeIndexMap);//used the oldTopShape here TopoDS_Face oldFace=.....;//belongs to top level shape(oldTopShape) //by this, we can find the index of oldFace in not fixed old shape auto indexInOldTopShape = shapeIndexMap.FindIndex(oldFace); //then we push faces of oldTopShape into a map TopTools_DataMapOfIntegerShape topoFacesBeforeFixIntToShape_; for (TopExp_Explorer explorer(oldTopShape, TopAbs_FACE);explorer.More(); explorer.Next()) { const TopoDS_Face &topoFace = TopoDS::Face(explorer.Current()); const int oneFaceID = topoFacesBeforeFixIntToShape_.Size(); topoFacesBeforeFixIntToShape_.Bind(oneFaceID, topoFace); }

While creating loan or credit accounts for test customers using SilverLake APIs, we are encountering canonical field-mapping errors. Could someone provide the valid and supported values for the following mandatory fields required to create a loan or credit account? CollatCode PurpCode CallRptCode PmtCode TermUnits ProdCode Additionally, are these values institution-specific, or is there any standard reference or catalog available for integrators?

Ohk I was on kaggle and I wanted to create the dataset of LLama_cpp file like I downloaded inorder to use it for internet off submissions but it keeps giving me the error of pack already exists , I tried changing name , tried creating it with different account , can somebody explain me whats the issue and why its happening

I am using Rails 6 with sidekiq and redis: The Redis container starts, but the Sidekiq container does not start: My Docker configuration is as: version: '3' services: redis: image: redis:alpine container_name: redis command: redis-server --bind 0.0.0.0 ports: - "6379:6379" networks: appnet: aliases: - redis healthcheck: # Crucial for AWS/Sidekiq stability test: ["CMD", "redis-cli", "ping"] interval: 5s timeout: 3s retries: 5 opal_web: build: . container_name: opal_web command: > bash -c " until nc -z redis 6379; do echo 'Waiting for redis...' sleep 1 done; rm -f tmp/pids/server.pid && bundle exec rails s -p 3000 -b '0.0.0.0' " volumes: - .:/app ports: - "3000:3000" depend

In CI environments, you need to install Calibre explicitly. GitHub Actions example - name: Install Calibre run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y calibre - name: Install epub-to-pdf-cli run: npm install -g epub-to-pdf-cli - name: Convert EPUB to PDF run: epub2pdf input.epub output.pdf This setup: Works on Ubuntu runners Produces deterministic output Is suitable for automated pipelines

I’m building an admin attendance viewer in Flutter using GetX and Cloud Firestore. The UI uses cascading dropdowns (Department → Semester → Section → Subject → Class Date → Attendance list). Problem: Nothing is fetched from Firestore. The very first dropdown (Department) stays empty, and the log shows: attendance_report collection snapshot: [] Departments: [] Firestore Structure : attendance_report (collection) └── CST (document) └── semesters (collection) └── 2nd (document) └── sections (collection) └── A (document) └── subjects (collection) └── English-II (document) └── classes (collection) └── 2025-12-15 (document)

I am using DSS 6.0: <dependency> <groupId>eu.europa.ec.joinup.sd-dss</groupId> <artifactId>dss-pades</artifactId> <version>6.0</version> </dependency> My Pdf successfully signed and LTV. But I see 1 kb Pdf become 7mb, then we diagnose that it's due to CRL stored into pdf. But now we have decide no to store CRLs but OCSP. For this I made two changes: Set certificateVerifier.setCrlSource(null); and this to avoid exception: certificateVerifier.setAlertOnMissingRevocationData(new LogOnStatusAlert(Level.WARN)); But I see document signed and valid but it's not LTV. Then I change code to see, either ocsp urls are calling by DSS or not, I made a change to see the result as follows: //OnlineOCSPSource OnlineOCSPSource ocspSource = new OnlineOCSPSource() { @Override public OCSPToken getRevocatio

When looking at an simple elf binary on my system (wc), I noticed the gap between the sections .eh_frame and .init_array. Ther permissions change between these two sections from RX to RW which is also reflected by the Program headers. In my understanding there is not good reason for this gap as permissions only apply when being loaded into memory and permissions can only be applied on the granualarity of pages. However, inside the file there seems to be no good reasons for a gap. It might be related to the Program headers. But it's not obvious for me either why the RW header starts at 0x00abb0 instead of 0xa000 (page aligned) or 0x10000 (header alignment). I like to understand the reason for this gap and why the next section is not simply adjacent. > readelf -eW wc Section Headers: [Nr] Name

I created a gRPC server using RoadRunner and tested it by sending requests via Postman and everything works fine. The server is already running, but how can I make a request to it from a Symfony application? I’ve found a few old examples online, but when I generate files using protoc, I only get interface, and there is no *Client.php file generated. How do I create and use a gRPC client in Symfony to communicate with this server? Or should I do something else?

Following the instructions below, last week I was able to compile and run a basic Hello, but this morning I cannot even get the simplest application below to compile: g++ reallysimple.cpp -o gtk_app 'pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk-3.0' reallysimple.cpp:1:10: fatal error: gtkmm/main.h: No such file or directory 1 | #include <gtkmm/main.h> | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~ compilation terminated. The isolated code being compiled is reallysimple.cpp: #include <gtkmm/main.h> #include <gtkmm/window.h> #include <gtkmm/button.h> #include <iostream> #include <cstdlib> #include <string> int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { Gtk::Main app(argc, argv); Gtk::Window window; window.set_default_size(200, 200); window.set_title("Hello Ubuntu GUI"); Gtk::Main::run(window); // Start the main event loop return 0; } I had started with the instruc