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In general, there is the next slide from the presentation the life of a pixel: Quote from spec: A block container box either contains only block-level boxes or establishes an inline formatting ...
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While looking through the WebAssembly 1.0 specification I got confused by the type rules for matching limits when importing memories or tables (section "4.5.2.1 Limits"). This also goes for ...
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Check this dialog box implementation. const open = document.getElementById('open') const dlg = document.getElementById('dlg') open.addEventListener('click', function () { dlg.showModal() }) dlg....
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I've created CalendarEvent Enity as below: package com.vissibl.core.domain import com.vissibl.core.api.calendar.EventStatus import com.vissibl.core.api.calendar.EventType import com.vissibl.core.api....
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CSS styles such as display: inline allow <span> and <div> to break (fragment) into several rectangles on separate lines, whereas <fieldset> and <button> with the same CSS rules ...
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Here's a snippet where the user controls the progress of SVG <animate> using a slider. It works in Firefox. But in Chrome, after sliding it to the very end, sliding anywhere makes it go to the ...
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The following code yields one circle in Firefox, but two circles in Chrome: .foo { visibility: hidden; } .foo:nth-child(2) { visibility: visible !important; } <svg> <circle class="foo" ...
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Why does the following code throw TypeError: Cannot set properties of null instead of Error: property key evaluated? var base = null; var prop = { toString: function() { throw new Error("...
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Is there a specification of the HTML a server has to produce so that Vue (3.x) can hydrate it? "Easy": get a Vue app server side rendered (we have successfully used Nuxt in production) &...
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The Jakarta EE Platform 10 specification states the following: The goal of the Jakarta EE 10 release is [...] adding the support for the Java SE 11 and newer runtimes. The TCKs require support for ...
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I've been coding in Java since 2005 and never thought that the code like that would actually be compilable: public class FooClass { public static final String FOO = FooClass.FOO; } Intellij ...
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If I write http://example.com//about.php what will happen? whether "//" can be used for path specification?
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I am confused in C++ specification and I don't understand the following (I found similar topics but not exactly my question) Given the following source: int16_t a = 10000; int16_t b = 20000; int32_t c ...
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I am trying to use interface base projection with JPA named methods and add specification, I read github issue and there the mod indicated that as of spring data jpa 3 we can use projection and ...
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In composing an XML DTD, <!ENTITY % linearunit "( ... | ... | ...)"> listing all of the acceptable strings for linear measurement units in an application, I've just become aware that &...
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From what I have seen from the docs the JpaSpecificationExecutor now has a way to handle projections using the findBy() method. The first method does return records correctly although it is selecting ...
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I tried to find examples where the formStateRestoreCallback lifecycle hook could return autocomplete as the second reason argument, but I didn't find anything. Here is a quote from the specification: ...
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I have simple entity. When I invoke findPageableCommunityAccess from below examples I'm receiving result that look like CommunityAccess (full object) instead CommunityAccessProjection. Do Projections ...
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i have two kinds of input the jsons case 1: { "MainObject": { "MainObjectDetails": { "SubDetails": { "ObjectProperty": "1" } ...
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I have the input JSON { "MainObj": { "SubObject": { "Invoices": [ { "InvoiceItemsDetail": [ { "...
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I am trying to generate a specifications file at buildtime for my controllers using OpenApi. I included this in the csproj file: <OpenApiDocumentsDirectory>$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)/ApiSpecs<...
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I'm trying to understand the mechanics of setting properties on the window object. There is this code: const owner = Object.getPrototypeOf(Object.getPrototypeOf(window)) const desc = Object....
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I'm wondering if there are extensions, libraries or applications which can help create examples from OpenAPI rulesets used for linting OpenAPI specifications. I've been googling for "generate ...
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I have a requirement to build a dynamic filter criteria based on filters I receive. Initially, I used the Specification approach, and it is working as expected in production. However, the new ...
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How one using spring data specifications can do the equivalent of this: select a.*, (select count(1) from b where b.a_id = a.id) as count from a; If this is not possible is there an equivalent?
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What does the MIDI 1.0 Detailed Specification mean by "respond accordingly" to receiving only a least-significant byte (LSB) or a most-significant byte (MSB) (but not both) for a (non-)...
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Python does slice-by-copy on strings: Does Python do slice-by-reference on strings? Is this something that all implementations of Python need to respect, or is it just a detail of the CPython ...
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I have an array of JSON Objects that I need to transform into a new array of JSON Objects that align with my schema. I am new to Jolt and my output is not what I need. I tried multiple ways but not ...
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For whence parameter of fseek (or lseek in POSIX), some languages that calls C lib assume SEEK_SET, SEEK_CUR, SEEK_END are 0,1,2, respectively, such as gfortran, Nim [^py]. [^py]: while Python's seek ...
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Pyinstaller is unable to locate my spec file to build my application. This error occurs: E:\Hqtools\scan-certyify\app>CALL ..\venv\Scripts\activate.bat 1923 INFO: PyInstaller: 6.9.0, contrib hooks: ...
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On one hand the Java class spec says: There may be no more than one LocalVariableTable attribute per local variable in the attributes table of a Code attribute. But on the other hand lots of ...
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According to the compose file spec, links defines a network link to containers in another service. That would make sense, except reading further… Links are not required to enable services to ...
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How can I design a ChatGPT alternative that recognises patterns in algorithm specifications in Prolog and maps input to output? I need recursive patterns in nested list form with [r,"a"] for ...
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The following pages on cppreference.com seem jointly inconsistent: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/charset Basic character set is also known as basic source character set. The basic ...
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Is it valid for a GraphQL server to return an empty object (i.e. {}) as a field's value? For example, given a GraphQL schema like type Query { person: Person } type Person { name: String } and a ...
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There is a paragraph: The “Signature” column of Table 4 and other similar tables describes the invocation pattern for each internal method. The invocation pattern always includes a parenthesized list ...
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Whatwg spec describes conception of the speculative HTML parsing. So, there are many places in spec with the term active speculative parser. Spec says that HTML parser that owns an instance of ...
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I have the following inputted Json: { "extraFields": { "language": "french", "status": { "comment": "hey" } } } Using ...
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Note: I asked this question in the WHATWG repo, but the issue was closed almost instantly with a reason stating something like "this sort of question is better suited for SO". The WHATWG ...
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I'm reading the ECMA-262 spec. The spec starts by giving definitions, but they keep using the word "member" in a context that is odd to me: 4.4.5 primitive value - member of one of the ...
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Currently I have the following INPUT JSON. The "temp"-Object has been added with the help of a default spec. { "items": [ { "description": "myDescription&...
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sig Customer { orders: seq RecordedOrder, } sig RecordedOrder {} fact "example fact" { all o:RecordedOrder | #o.~orders > 0; } How can I revers the orders relation, the ...
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In a UML definition of a metamodel it is possible to define metaconstraints e.g. <<metaconstraint>> umlRole="classifier" <<metaconstraint>> umlRole = "class"...
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I have trouble finding the right Jolt Spec. This is my Input JSON: { "value": [ { "identifier": "plm", "value": "3", "...
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As per my understanding, for Sticky Positioning Scheme, the CSS spec defines that the insets applied to an sticky element is relative to the edges of the nearest scrollport which then forms the Sticky ...
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I'm currently learning Alloy, and I'm struggling to understand the behaviour of variable signatures. I'm attempting to model a straightforward rental system where all items are initially available and ...
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I packaged my django project with pyinstaller, my project tree is like below: I did all bellow steps: Copy all static file into static/ with python manage.py collectstatic Add all static file in ....
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The Location and Speed characteristics in section 3.137 of the Bluetooth GATT Specification Supplement document defines the Heading field (Version Date: 2024-02-21) It is specified as a uint16 with a ...
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I found this code written by --Hyde that I understand half of how it works but it works perfectly. It is a trigger to create checkboxes in one cell of column A if one cell of column B is not empty. I ...
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I have a model representing an article: public class Article { @Id private Integer id; private String title; private String content; // ... // plenty of other article ...
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