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The service desk gave you the source code. Try to put your last code into Test() function.
Michael, I do not understand your obstinacy. Or you have copy/paste problems)). Try my code and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Michael, I don't understand your stubbornness. Or have a problem with copy/paste)) Try my code - you will be pleasantly surprised.
That can't be right. You have some kind of system error. I mean in terminal)).
Try deleting the history data from the disk and restarting the terminal first.
That can't be right. You have some kind of system error. I mean in terminal)).
Try deleting the history data from the disk and restarting the terminal first.
That can't be right. You have some kind of system error. I mean, in the terminal))
Try deleting the history data from the disk and restarting the terminal for starters.
What do you mean "it can't be"?
Are you implying that I'm distorting logs?
Mikalas is in his repertoire. A man's not a reader, a man's a writer.)
komposter!
When you don't understand or misunderstand something, no one calls you a Chukchi.
Why should they?
Let's be friends :)
Just in your code in it calculate immediately after ResetLastError() you must reset the error in global variable is_failed. Otherwise once you have caught an error you will get a message about it
But not immediately - but at successful load.
Let's be friends :)
Not right away - but with a successful download.
That's all right. It's not a matter of principle.
You can do it that way. It's not a big deal.
Oh, well... So you can do it all at once.
Judging by your latest logs, the error is returned by the function 3 times. 2 times during initialization and 1 time inOnCalculate(). So everything works :)
Oh, right... It turns out that you can do it all at once.
Judging by your last logs, error is returned by function 3 times. 2 times during initialization and 1 time inOnCalculate(). So it worked :)
Yes, but what if there really is no data?
What then? Cycle? with how many iterations?