I am trying to compile a .tex document into a pdf in TexStudio (and I have also tried in MikTex) and the following error is outputted File l3backend-pdfmode.def not found. I have tried downloading 13backend package but no luck. Do I need to place the package in a specific folder?
I had the same problem, turned out my miktex library was out-of-date
I opened "miktex console" and updated it.
I incurred into the same issue slightly after an upgrade from Debian 10 to Debian 11. For me, removing all the .texlive* directories from my home folder solved it
mv ~/.texlive* /tmp # If you want to restore them later
rm -r ~/.texlive* # If you are sure about deleting
The ~/.texlive2020 directory was rebuilt after running pdflatex.
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Same question as this post.
Sometimes making little changes in my cpp files, then catkin_make to compile the workspace to update the executable file, and rosrun the node again, but found that the executable file is still the old version.
How to solve this issue without deleting build/ and compiling again as said in the above post?
Thanks.
I am using ccavenue as the payment gateway. I am getting "'openssl/rsa.h' file not found" this error while running the application.
Is there any way to add openssl via cocoapods or avoid this issue.
Thanks in advance.
If you have come across this sha.h not found error on a Mac/ios development, it is because Apple dropped support for openssl.(I faced this error in my macOs-mojave version)
refer to this link : https://www.anintegratedworld.com/mac-osx-fatal-error-opensslsha-h-file-not-found/
You can follow below mentioned steps as a work around for this issue.
brew install openssl
This will install a folder called openssl into your /usr/local/Cellar folder (where all your other brew downloads reside)
2.cd /usr/local/include
3.ln -s ../opt/openssl/include/openssl .
The trick though is to go into your usr/local/includes folder and create a symlink (aka folder shortcut in the windows world) to your Cellar folder. (Step 2)
ln is to create a link and -s means it is symbolic. Next we are saying what is the destination and the . (dot) indicates to create the link in the current directory. (Step 3)
Now when you compile the code, the warning should disappear because your compiler will search in this directory (one of many standard directories) and find the header file sha.h via the shortcut link.
You should probably run a few other commands as best practise:
brew doctor
brew update
brew upgrade
This will resolve issue.
Note : I faced this particular issue (openssl/rsa.h file not found) when i was trying to install 'RSclient' package in my R environment.
I seem to be having trouble with yeoman scaffold installer.
I can cd to fresh directories which would be for the project files but for some reason using the yo starter it always installs build directories to desktop.
was working before, not sure what happened
You probably have a .yo-rc.json file in a parent directory.
Delete this file and it'll scaffold into your current directory.
Yeoman is warning you when this is happening, so if you read what the tool is telling you, you'll see why your issue is happening.
After the update to the version 0.3.1_r17328 of Dart SDK and Dart Editor I have some trouble to import some library particulary Args library. I have the same problem both directly importing Args or importing Web_ui where Args is one of the dependencies.
Here is my pubspec.yaml:
name: notes
description: A sample application
dependencies:
web_ui: 0.3.0+1
or:
name: notes
description: A sample application
dependencies:
args: 0.3.1+1
Here is the error generate from build.dart
Unable to open file: C:/Users/Fabio/Dropbox/progetti/note/packages/args/args.dart'package:web_ui/component_build.dart': Error: line 25 pos 1: library handler failed
import 'package:args/args.dart';
'file:///C:/Users/Fabio/Dropbox/progetti/note/build.dart': Error: line 1 pos 1: library handler failed
import 'package:web_ui/component_build.dart';
I solved the problem. It seems that the Cache folder (Pub) has been corrupted.
I have deleted the folder Cache: C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Pub
Then i run pub install from command line and it works.
Unfortunately, I was getting the same error with my windows XP machine.
In the end, I logged into my windows 7 machine and was able to
download the packages, zipped them up and pasted the libraries into my
windows XP dart editor. Success!
I had no reason to believe I had the exact proxy issue #shindokaku had as I am using my home computer.
I tried all the suggestions on deleting the .cache files, pub.lock files and the packages folder and retrying. I uninstalled dart editor and tried again. I also tried using the git resources to download web-ui and running commands through the command line to no avail
Including suggestions in this similar questions:
cannot-find-referenced-source-packages
is-there-a-workaround-for-pub-dependency-resolution-through-proxies
This problem has been haunting me over and over for a few weeks. I am not using Windows, so this answer is not intended to help the original poster who is using Windows 7.
If you are using Linux here are the steps I use to repair corrupted pub cache.
Go to the top level directory of your app. You should see at least pubspec.lock, pubspec.yaml, a folder named packages, and a folder named web.
Delete your pubspec.lock, and packages folder.
[Make sure you aren't storing your own libraries in the packages folder]
cd ~/dart/myApp/
rm -r packages
rm pubspec.lock
Now once you have removed these files:
pub cache repair
Note 1: if your dart-sdk is not in your systems $PATH, than you will want to use the absolute path to the sdk when using the above command. Comment if you need that explained.
Note 2: This is working solution with Dart 1.5.3. I have not tested this on earlier versions.
Try deleting your pubspec.lock file and packages directory in the root folder of the project. Then run pub install again, when things get wacky thats what I do.
You should try to run pub update. I have sometimes found that this doesn't work as expected from the editor, but generally works quite smoothly when called from the command line.
I am on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, and I am trying to get OpenCV to work with CodeBlocks. I downloaded the source files for OpenCV 2.3, and then downloaded the latest version of Cmake. The direct source file contains a folder "include" which has two folders in it labeled OpenCV and OpenCV 2. However after I use Cmake on the source files, the two "OpenCV" and OpenCV 2" folders are gone. Anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it? Instead of the folders all I have now is a CmakeFiles Folder, MakeFile and cmake_install.cmake
Thank You
After you download the source files, go into the opencv folder that's inside the folder you created and execute these commands:
sudo cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" .
sudo make -j8
sudo make install
Don't try to do this from the include folder. That's one level too deep. You want to do it from the folder that contains the include folder.
Terminal is in Applications/Utilities. That's how you get to the Unix command line. To get into your opencv folder, run Terminal and type "cd ". (That's cd followed by a space.) Then drag your opencv folder from a Finder window onto the Terminal window. This will append the folder name to the command line. Then press Return and you'll be in that folder. Then you can enter the commands above.
If you want to use ccmake instead of cmake, just replace "cmake" with "ccmake" in the first command.