I’m using python3 ConfigParser, my code is conf = configparser.ConfigParser() cfg_file = open(‘./config.cfg’, ‘w’) conf.set(None, ‘a’, ‘0’) conf.write(cfg_file) cfg_file.close() I expected the result to be a : 0 in the config.cfg file. However, I got a = 0. Is there a way to replace "=" with ":"? >Solution : Use the delimiters parameters to ConfigParser:… Read More How to write a .cfg file with ":" instead of "=" in python
None of the threads close to the topic that I could find (like this one) helped me so far. I have a C++ program that reads some data from a file, runs pretty complex and intensive operations and then writes outputs to new files. When I let the process run for few hours, here are… Read More Trying to understand why my C++ program is slowing down after running for long time
For what I read and understood, this happens when I’m not sending the authentication. But I tried to send it in two ways: string userN = "username"; string _pasw = "password"; BasicHttpBinding binding = new BasicHttpBinding(); Endpoint wsdl = new Endpoint("MyEndpoint"); SoapClient client = new SoapClient(binding, wsdl); client.ClientCredentials.UserName.UserName = userN; client.ClientCredentials.UserName.Password = _pasw; await client.OpenAsync();… Read More I have this error System.ServiceModel.Security.MessageSecurityException
This question is most likely common and has been asked before. So, after spending a mind-numbing 30 minutes trying to find the solution to what I believe is a false negative, I’m resulting to posting my issue here. I’m relatively new to C++ Coding and figured I’d create a simple random item generator. Unfortunately, when… Read More Resolving potential false negative C6385 Error in C++
I have to do an .upperCase() through a formatter, but I don’t understand why it prints the same message but without the upper, since I have established that it uses only that. I am using java util test. public DatabaseAccessProxy(String pass, DatabaseAccess database) throws SecurityException, IOException { this.logged = false; this.pass = pass; this.database =… Read More Why does it print the same log twice?
I’ve a class library, which is used by a console application. I now want to add a ILogger<T> via constructor injection in my class library. I came up with something like this: public class Class1 { private readonly ILogger<Class1> _logger; public Class1(ILogger<Class1> logger) { _logger = logger; } } Nevertheless I don’t know how I… Read More How do I initialize an ILogger in a .NET 6 class library?
In the pom file, we can override project.build.directory for a specific profile <profile> <id>foo</id> <build> <directory>${project.basedir}/foo_directory/target</directory> </build> </profile> My question is, what happens to other directories depending on project.build.directory? for example these two: <outputDirectory>${project.build.directory}/classes</outputDirectory> <testOutputDirectory>${project.build.directory}/test-classes</testOutputDirectory> If I run maven with foo profile and I use outputDirectory or testOutputDirectory will maven take into consideration the new… Read More Change target directory for a specific profile in the pom file
I would like to improve the type-checking of the following object: interface Config { fields: Record<string, unknown>; table: { id: string }[]; } const config: Config = { fields: { id: {} }, table: [ { id: ‘id’ }, { id: ‘name’ }, ] }; The part I’m struggling with is that I want to… Read More Validate property based on another property keys
On most machines where I use git, long lines in the output of commands like git diff and git show are wrapped. On one machine, though, long lines are truncated, and I have to use the left and right arrow keys to scroll the screen horizontally. I don’t like this behavior at all, and I… Read More How to force git's pager to wrap long lines?
I was using Lua with HAProxy to write logs into custom log file. Although my script is running totally fine. But I don’t see anything written in my text file. Here is my lua script which I am loading from HAProxy.cfg. local function foo(value) — MY CODE — file = io.open("test.lua", "a") io.output(file) io.write("The value… Read More Unable to read/write to file from Lua script running from HAPRoxy