Jinx | Embeddable scripting language for real-time applications | Script Programming library

I have tried to install requirements.txt using pip install -r requirements.txt. I always get this error:

I have a txt.fil (server log) and want to extract only certain fields from it and write it to csv:

I have a large table with a comments column (contains large strings of text) and a date column on which the comment was posted. I created a separate vector of keywords (we'll call this key) and I want to count how many matches there are for each day. This gets me close, however it counts matches across the entire dataset, where I need it broken down by each day. The code:

Let's say I call window.alert('my message') in dart code. But what if (exactly my case) there is a script which did override alert function before my script. Now if I try to call window.alert('message') It executes overridden alert function instead of initial one.

Is there a mechanism to ensure that all functions are not overridden in described way? Or should I always make sure that dart script is the first to execute on page to ensure that no undesirable overrides are done and behavior is stable and it's the only way to go?

Here is basic github repo if you would like to see the issue live.

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main.dart

I'm using this code snippet from the Jinx Selfbot from Github which I slightly modified to this template from the Discord Auto Reply index.js

Im a streamer and new to python if anyone can helpo me sort this out ill be super greatful!

(Complete noob here, appologies if I'm unclear!) I have been using Riot Games' API to get information of a players stats on specific characters in a game. I used Json2CSharp in order to create the following data object.

I have an array with a number of paragraphs which are to be placed inside a container until that container is »full«. Whatever does not fit into this container is to be placed into a separate container.

My solution mostly works fine, with a slight »cosmetic« error which I would like to fix. My approach is to declare a maximum height for the container in which the text will be placed (0px at the beginning, due to it being empty). This max-height is equal to the height of the element wrapping the container, which has its height set via CSS.

I then place the content into a text node inside the first container by updating the nodeValue. Before each iteration, the height of the container is checked and as long as it is not taller than the parent which is wrapping it, the content is placed. As soon as the first container is »full« (= its height is equal to its parent's height), the remaining content is placed into the separate container.

I cannot simply place each whole paragraph, because if the last paragraph that is placed inside the first container is long enough to fill multiple lines (of course depending on the container's/parent's width), these lines will still end up in the first container and be cut off. Therefore, I'm iterating over each word of each paragraph, checking the height every time the nodeValueis updated.

This all works as expected, please see the attached snippet.

The only remaining issue is the last line of text inside the first container being only one word long. I know this happens of course because as soon as the nodeValue is being updated with this word, the container's height is recognised as too tall to fit more content and the script moves on to the next container.

Is there a way to »catch« that last word and make sure it also gets placed into the second container? Or alternatively fill the last line of the first container properly, but I assume that is more complicated. Appreciate any advice.