Peter Kleiweg
Peter Kleiweg
This: ```markdown This is **bold** text ``` ... should render as this: ```html This is **bold** text ``` That works. ---- But this: ```markdown This is **bold** text ``` ......
## While trying to do this: ``` ./known.php ``` ## I encountered this error: ``` PHP Fatal error: During inheritance of SessionHandlerInterface: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function Idno\Core\Logging::Idno\Core\{closure}(),...
I tried to convert a simple C example into Go with go-gtk. Here is the original: [Werkzeugleiste](https://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/GTK_mit_Builder:_Hauptfensterwidgets#Werkzeugleiste). Here is my Go version: [16werkzeug.go](https://github.com/pebbe/go-gtk-mit-builder/blob/28871812a0626f41d2cfa0c0942528feceb9a674/16werkzeug.go) It has to do with how this...
The function `g_value_transform` doesn't seem to work for numeric values. This effects the function `*TextBuffer.CreateTag` in `gtk`. I fixed this for integer values not equal to zero like this. In...
In PostgreSQL I can write a function and in works on all datasets. Not so in AgensGraph, when you use match in the function. 1. set graph_path 2. create a...
Example: ``` match (w:word) where exists( (w)-[:next*2..]->(:word) ) return w; WARNING: buffer refcount leak: [412] (rel=base/16384/123554, blockNum=0, flags=0x83000000, refcount=1 1) WARNING: relcache reference leak: relation "next_start_idx" not closed ``` I've...
The AgensGraph Developer Manual for `head()` says: *Returns the first element in the list.* It doesn't mention that the element may be converted to another type. Below is an example...
In the AgensGraph Developer Manual, there are some Predicates functions, that should work on lists. But when I try to use these, I get an error, saying a jsonb was...
As the default user, I create a graph with some objects, and grant read access to user `guest`: ``` $ agens agens (AgensGraph 2.2devel, based on PostgreSQL 10.4) Type "help"...
The AgensGraph Developer Manual has this example and calls it an infinite path: ``` (a)-[*]->(b) ``` I assumed, this meant a path of any length, but as it turns out,...