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How can Windows desktop applications developed using Flutter recognize elements through Windows UIAutomation
I wanted to use uiautomation on Windows to identify elements in a Flutter desktop program but couldn't succeed. However, after using another software to recognize the Flutter desktop program, a ...
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Common server for multiple vscode instances
I am remaking a vscode extension: Compat IntelliJ File Opener (63342)
This extension open a server on the port 63342 to open links from chrome devtools in vscode, this protocol comes from the IntelliJ ...
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Type checking for pipeline similar to Langchain LCEL
I am trying to write a pipeline with types that will give errors if the steps are not compatible step1() | step2().
from typing import Any, Callable, Generic, TypeVar
I = TypeVar('I')
O = TypeVar('O')...
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Asynchronous user input not being stored
I am working on a project in CodeHS using Javascript. I am trying to collect user input a number of times through a loop. However, I want this input to be asynchronous because readInt is a blocking ...
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Install framework-dependent .NET 8 application with msix
When I set up an msix install for a .NET 8 application, it does a stand-alone setup by default. Is there a way to have msix package a framework-dependent install?
The stand-alone install with msix is ...
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Detect (and replace) math symbols in a string in R
TLDR; how can I detect the presence math symbols in a string?
I collect a lot of text data from others, through sources like google forms or directly in spreadsheets. Often the individuals doing the ...
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vscode customize format rule for C language macro
I have C language code as bellow:
# define VAR(vartype, memclass) vartype
VAR(float32, AUTOMATIC) var1; // equal to "float32 var1;"
when I 'Format Document' in VSCODE, above VAR... ...
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How to forward fill a subset data to have a continuous monthly data
I need to copy data as a forward fill from Jan 2023 to Feb 2023 and March 2023 for SKU1, Location1 since data submissions are missing. For this: 1. need to create a continuous months for each sku, ...
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Add borders to x-axis labels by their categories
I want to add borders to x-axis labels, the labels are divided into three categories, the color of the label are set by their category. I want to add borders for each categories instead of every ...
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In SVG, how to center Text along a path?
I'd like to center text (using textAnchor = middle). I've seen it done with startOffset=50%. However, it seems that no matter what I've tried, the text can't be centered.
I have to resort to ...
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What are the conditions to specify the regressors in Heckman 2 step model
I have the issue of interpreting the STATA command Twostep Heckman model.
My analysis is based on a panel dataset and I want to solve for the selection bias for the individuals who died before the ...
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flutter flutter_blue_plus, BLEwrite error
` void sendOnSignalToLED() async {
try {
if (targetCharacteristic == null) throw Exception('Characteristic is null');
List<int> bytes = [1];
await targetCharacteristic!....
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Seek a journal article for programming
I am ready to program an redundant system. For comparison, I need to understand the difference between redundant and non-redundant system. But I have no access for the article.
link: https://doi.org/...
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Itterows not populating as expected
I have a pandas dataframe of scores:
data_1 = {"Grad_22": [96, np.nan, np.nan], "Grad_23": [92, 97, np.nan], "Grad_24": [np.nan, 93, 95]}
df_1= pd.DataFrame(data_1)
df_1[&...
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CSS size nested DIV based on parent parent DIV size
Say I have this HTML
<div id="outer">
<div id="inner">
<div id="nested">
</div>
</div>
</div>
Where
all the DIVs are ...