When I create a task (AzureCLI#1), I wanted to assign a value to a variable, but the error saying the command appId is unrecognized. What could be the issues?
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What cause this issue?
The issue is solved. It causes because the agent pool is using Windows instead of Linux. Apparently, Azcli#1 is more suitable for Linux-based but Azcli#2 is more suitable for Windows-based.
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When I want to use the GLM Package on Windows I get the problem
Rmath not properly installed. Please run Pkg.build("Rmath") and restart Julia.
But then the following error occurs:
Failed to precompile Rmath to ...
which then produces the error notification
Exception by Determining of "SecurityProtocol": "NULL can not
converted to the type "System.Net.SecurityProtocolType" because it is
not a possible value for enumerations values. Enter a possible value
"Ss13, Tls"
Do you know how to solve this problem?
This is more of a workaround than an actual solution to the issue.
The problem is likely a networking one (e.g., running Julia from behind a proxy server). The way to solve it is to manually download the 'zip' file whose address is given in the error when the build fails, unpack it into the 'bin' folder of Julia installation (typically something like 'C:\Users\User1\AppData\Local\[julia version]\bin'), and then run
Pkg.build("Rmath") in Julia.
I am trying to run the project using the mingwenv.cmd. When I type the command to run my project wireless1 it is showing the following error- Error: NED type `wireless1.Wireless1' could not be fully resolved, due to a missing base type or interface. Can anyone please tell me what this error is about and how should I deal with this error?
Thank you
Yes. Your simulation cannot see the type "wireless1.Wireless1" most likely because the corresponding NED files were not found. I suspect you are using INET so I would suggest to start experimenting with the examples and once you can run and modify them move creating your own. Also using the IDE would make sense until you can get a hold how to start from the command line.
I'm building a game using Haxe w/ HaxeFlixel in FlashDevelop, currently targeting windows platform.
While I get error messages in the console, I would like to know if I can get the error line too ( like flash does ).
I'm only getting something like this atm
Error: Null Object Reference
I'm compiling with the NME command line nme test windows -debug
I posted this issue on the Haxe Google Group and here's "the official answer" from Hugh, the creator of hxcpp:
Hi, There is a bug in the 3.0 HXCPP version that prevents the correct
stack dump in debug mode in this case. This is fixed in the SVN
version. You can also attach visual studio and put a function break
point in "hx::CriticalError" and examine the stack there.
Hugh
The next version of hxcpp will have this issue fixed.
Did you try to add to the project file following lines?
<haxedef name="HXCPP_STACK_TRACE" />
<haxedef name="HXCPP_STACK_LINE" />
<haxedef name="HXCPP_DEBUG_LINK" />
I have same issue, but under linux - http://www.nme.io/community/forums/general-discussion/how-get-stack-trace-if-segmentation-fault-ocured-cpp-target/
Try running from cmd. I'm sure, exception information wil be printed there. And don't forget to set '-debug' mode.
I am getting the following type mismatch error on the following
IF obj.propery THEN
...
END IF
the code I am using is on visual source safe and when other developers run the same project the code runs with no error. The property is actually a string which is where the problem could be. When I debug and test the property i.e.
?obj.propery = True
no errors are thrown which is a bit strange. If I place the cursor over the property it says "True". I have done a bit of searching on the matter and have found that this may have something to do with OPTION STRICT, however I have the same version of the code as the other developers and OPTION STRICT is not OFF, it hasn't been altered in the code at all. Are there any other settings that could affect this execution of code at run time?
It strikes me that there could be an entirely different reason for your Type Mismatch error, especially as you are accessing an object property. I've experienced this error when I have, for some reason, been pointing at a different DLL to that registered. You will find with VB that it registers a DLL "on the fly" when you build it, so you may end up accessing the code somewhere that you did not expect. This may not be the problem in your case, but it is worth exploring.
This was nothing to do with VB6, it was to do with XP Mode and using my user account from another domain as opposed to XPMUser. When I use XPMUser the application runs this is very odd and I am not sure why this is. If anyone has the reason I would love to hear.
So you are sure this is not the case of a boolean being Vrai?
I'd be inclined to be more explicit in your IF condition
IF isempty(obj.property) = false AND isnull(obj.property) = false
BUT
it would be prudent to check that obj isn't null first, before you start accessing its properties....
I need to pass the TRAP(OFF) runtime option to an IBM AIX COBOL application. The problem is, I have no idea how to do that, and I can't find anything in the IBM documentation on how to do that. I've tried export TRAP=OFF in my runscript, but that didnt do it. Does anyone know how to do this?
In order to set runtime options for applications created with COBOL for AIX, one must set the environment variable COBRTOPT to contain the options to be set. For example, to set TRAP(OFF) :
export COBRTOPT="TRAP(OFF)"
I will ask our documentation writers to clarify the documention by perhaps linking the second reference back to the first.
Depending on the flavor of COBOL (I use AcuCOBOL) you can accept data into a working storage variable from a command line option like so:
ACCEPT WS-CMD-LINE FROM COMMAND-LINE.
You can also set an environment variable like you are trying to do and ACCEPT it like so:
ACCEPT WS-ENV-VAR FROM ENVIRONMENT "TRAP".
Hope this helps!