Tag: WebDev

I am responsible for both a desktop and web version of an application where we are embedding a service that injects an iframe with a document via a hosted js script. The script is supposed to put that iframe and its contained document into a designated div element. After writing into the div it makes a call to a callback function I have provided in order to give me some status regarding the delivered content. It works fine with absolutely zero issues in my Angular SPA. But when I implement essentially the same html in a WebView2 in the desktop version, I can see console violation warnings regarding the use of document.write(). The content writes itself, as I can see it refresh every 30 seconds, but after reporting the violation, it does not call into my callback function. I may have to work with the service to have them inject their content in another fashion, or to see if they have a workaround, but figured I would ask if anyone knows a way to get the WebView2 to not be offended by

I'm using pyinstaller main.spec command. The main.spec file is the next: # -*- mode: python ; coding: utf-8 -*- a = Analysis( ['main.py', 'flujo.py', 'flujo_if.py', 'descarga_manual.py', 'descarga_manual_if.py', 'subida_lectura_manual.py', 'subida_lectura_manual_if.py', 'lectura_manual.py', 'lectura_manual_if.py'], pathex=[], binaries=[], datas=[ ('./common', 'common'), ('./Scripts', 'Scripts'), ('./APIS', 'APIS'), ('./PrcsINTRCRP', 'PrcsINTRCRP'), ('./SQL', 'SQL') ], hiddenimports=['cryptography.hazmat.primitives.kdf.pbkdf2'], hookspath=[], hooksconfig={}, runtime_hooks=[], excludes=[], noarchive=False, ) pyz = PYZ(a.pure) exe = EXE( pyz, a.scripts, a.binaries, a.datas, [], icon='./logo.ico', name='APRORE', debug=False, bootloader_ignore_signals=False, strip=False, upx=True, upx_exclude=[], runtime_tmpdir

Our organization has HD images that are over 20 MB in size on a network drive. When trying to preview them, is it possible to have python download a smaller version of them (to reduce bandwidth) with Pillow or some other library? For example, is there a way to download every 5th pixel and cut the image down to 1/5th the original size? The user will be given the option to download the full HD image later. This will allow for faster previewing so that python is not downloading the entire image every time the user wants to preview one.

I am trying to create a full SwiftUI Document app (using swift 6, as it matters). Apple doc says that the Document init(configuration:)and fileWrapper(configuration:)are called on a background thread - and I checked they are. However, the Document holds a model which is @ObservableObjecttherefore bound to @MainActor. To write to a file, because fileWrapper(configuration:)is called directly without any chance to serialise the modelin the MainActorI used a function that goes back to the main actor, serialises the data, and then comes back to the background thread for saving. Clearly cumbersome, not ideal, but works fine. Here is the code of that function: nonisolated public func runOnMainAndWait<T: Sendable>(_ operation: @escaping @Sendable @MainActor () -> T) -> T { // We are in the caller execution

Looking at the compatibility page, MongoDB 8.2 isn't listed as compatible. In practice, I suspect this page is updated less often than it should be, so I wonder if Mongoid is actually fully compatible with MongoDB 8.2. The only mention of MongoDB 8.2 in Jira as far as I can tell is this feature request for adding vector search support. Obviously I could just try it and see if things are obviously broken, but I worry about deploying to production when the database version isn't marked as supported in the compatibility page.

So I have a function that I used to compare audio fingerprints with a few thousand audio fingerprints stored in a postgresql. What I did basically was: def my_function(cur: Cursor, threshold: float = 0.8) -> tuple: if not 0.0 <= threshold <= 1.0: raise ValueError("threshold must be between 0.0 and 1.0") # Get fingerprint and duration duration, fprint = fingerprint_file(self.file_path, maxlength=AUDIO_MAX_LENGTH) cur.execute("SELECT duration, fprint FROM fingerprints") # Loop through db fingerprints and compare for similarity for db_duration, db_fprint in cur: # `similarity_score` is between 0.0 and 1.0 similarity_score = compare_fingerprints( (duration, fprint), (db_duration, db_fprint), ) if similarity_score >= threshold: return 0, 0, 0 return 1, duration, fprint

The following test renders fine in my IDE (Eclipse), but fails to compile when building via Maven. The compiler error is shown in the comment line in the code block below. It looks like the compiler is unable to determine the type of the 'o' input to the lambda. And if I cast o to the MyObj class, then it compiles fine. I realize that this is a somewhat convoluted situation (we really do need this complexiy, though). And there really should be enough type info here for the compiler to determine the type (and the built-in compiler in Eclipse does so). Am I doing something wrong with the generics declarations? JDK is 21.0.5 public class AnotherTestClass { public static class MyObj{ private final String arg1; public MyObj(String arg1) { this.arg1 = arg1; } public String getArg1() { return arg1; } } public static class MyFunctionHolder<T, R>{

1) The following code is able to draw a Map Chart successfully. Public Sub Macro1() For i = ActiveSheet.Shapes.Count To 1 Step -1 ActiveSheet.Shapes(i).Delete Next i ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Value = "Region" ActiveSheet.Range("A2").Value = "Germany" ActiveSheet.Range("B1").Value = "Header" ActiveSheet.Range("B2").Value = "99" ActiveSheet.Range("A1:B2").Select ActiveSheet.Shapes.AddChart2(497, xlRegionMap, 111, 222, 600, 300, False).Select End Sub 2) The following code is NOT able to draw a Map Chart successfully because there is no country named like Xermany. Public Sub Macro2() For i = ActiveSheet.Shapes.Count To 1 Step -1 ActiveSheet.Shapes(i).Delete Next i A

I have a powershell command that I want to execute and direct the verbose output to a text file. Compress-Archive -Path $currentLogDir_TempPathString -DestinationPath $currentLogDir_ArchiveFileName -Verbose 4>$logVerboseString Add-Content -Path $ActivityLogPathFileName -Value $logVerboseString I am expecting.... Preparing to compress... Performing the operation "Compress-Archive" on target "... But I get nothing output when I execute. Am I not understanding how this feature works?

Windows 11 Power shell I'm trying to run the following IF statement in power shell - basically to check if a file exists on encrypted drive P, if it doesn't then create the encrypted drive. I get an error "/v is an invalid switch" which suggests PowerShell associates this switch with the start command not the veracrypt.exe command. Ideas how to get this to run??? P is the encrypted drive. If I run the command between the {} brackets on a separate line it runs ok, just get the error when its combined into the IF statement. $path = "P:\check.txt" if(-not(Test-Path -path $path)) {cmd /c start /WAIT "" "C:\Program Files\VeraCrypt\Veracrypt.exe" /v "C:\Location_of_Veracrypt_Container" /l P: /p Password /q /hash SHA-512 /nowaitdlg}