I'm currently working on a somewhat old project symfony project. So old, it needs to use "twig/extension" instead of "twig/extra-bundle".
I found the answer to the blocking problem already here, but the top comment (which does the trick) does not contain an explanation.
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ALL,
I'm trying to develop my app on Windows 8.1 with MSVC 2017.
I recently updated it (the original install was couple of years old) and now when I try to run it from the IDE I get an error:
verifier.pdb is not loaded.
What is this and why I didn't get it from the original version?
I presume that this verifier.dll is a good thing and will help me with the development in the long run, but right now it prevents me from debugging my application.
Could someone please help.
TIA!!
P.S.: I'm adding application-verifier tag, but I'm not sure that it is related. I apologize in advance if its not.
EDIT:
That question is related but the answer{s} there does NOT explain how to remove the error I'm seeing.
Moreover the linked question does not see the issue I'm having.
So those 2 - mine and the linked one - are NOT duplicates.
Also, I'd appreciate if the question I'm posting is not closed immediately - post the CONSIDERED dup and give me a time to respond.
On top of that the link referenced in one the comment still doesn't work and the updated one does NOT say how to cancel the specific error I'm seeing.
And finally - the lionked question was talking about debugging the application with the RT.
I am starting the application inside MSVC and so I don't have ANY means to continue running the application, while the presumed OP seems to imply the application was running fine after starting and therefore was able to perform the task semi-successfully.
TIA!!
It is application verifier.
I am guessing this is the original issue - Mysterious verifier.dll
I have been trying to understand how the languages chart (the one on the main page of a project as a line or in Repository > Charts as a circle) works.
It says "Measured in bytes of code. Excludes generated and vendored code." I played with it and this explanation seems inexact. Generated code is counted (at least in Java with #Generated), invalid JS in a .js file is not, comments and blank lines are, ...
Does anyone know how does it really work, or even better, know where I can find the corresponding code in Gitlab's source code so I can understand it myself ? I've looked but could not find it.
Thanks a lot !
Welcome to Stack Overflow. I think they're using GitHub Linguist https://github.com/github/linguist but it's not explicitly mentioned in their doc https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/repository/#repository-languages
Ive been looking arround stackoverflow for informations about nashorn lately and node.jar too. But i noticed there is still nothing covered about node.jar.
Does anyone have a document or extended resource about current project status as well as its roadmap ?
p.s: i suggest someone creates a node.jar tag
Oracle decided not to use node word in this project name because of legal reasons. Current name of this thing is Project Avatar. Most like Avatar.js is exactly that you're looking for.
You can find more details here https://avatar.java.net/
Cheers,
Vik
Update: here is another similar SO question with detailed answer
Disclaimer:
I am aware there is a duplicate for this question but it has no answers. Craig Peterson, Mason Wheeler and other 13 people were wondering why the person who asked a question may need the answer. They said:
because trying to open a webpage and hide it from the user sounds kinda suspicious, and we're honorable coders here who don't want to help anyone write malware. So please convince us you've got some legitimate reason to want to do this, or you're not likely to get any answers.
I tried to edit the original message in order to provide such reason and hopefully get the answer but the modification had been rejected by dgw and albertjan, saying:
This edit is incorrect or an attempt to reply to or comment on the existing post
So I am providing the reason for the question again, I believe it is pretty valid.
The reason:
This may be needed for running a specific Javascript lib, which cannot run on server. For example, for Google Analytics code, which must be run in the default browser (to avoid cookie confusion). And of course, we do not want to open any pages on user desktop although there is nothing to hide really.
Please advise.
I have been trying to develop in MonoDevelop for about a week now, my boss asked me to get WEPopOver working on a particular project. I have seen the github documentation and looked at examples, but can't seem to get a working model for MonoDevelop.
Can ANYONE give me an example of how to use this WEPopOver in MonoDevelop?
thank you in advance!
Rick
Did you see/try the sample solution that comes with the bindings ?
If so then you'll need to be more explicit (edit your question) about what you want to do with it.