crowbar | implement language crowbar with self-lexer and self-parser | Parser library

I am trying to export an image from an tag in an html page.

I have copied the whole svg tag and pasted in notepad saved in .svg extension.

But I get this error: This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

I have tried to use svg crowbar 2 in Chrome but this isn't working for me.

Any idea how to resolve this?

I am attempting to convert a project from a Python 3 venv to Conda. However, it doesn't work with Conda, apparently because there is no repository that supports macOS.

This is disappointing because using brew and pip to install zbar and pyzbar in the original project works fine. So clearly the files exist but are not available through Conda repos. Am I missing a repo somewhere? If not, is there a way to crowbar the packages downloaded with pip and brew into a Conda environment?

Here's what I've tried.

I see instructions which say to use conda install -c lightsource2-tag pyzbar. However Conda fails to resolve (complete error message at the bottom of this note).

This seems consistent with the results of searching https://anaconda.org/search?q=pyzbar . The only repos listed are for Linux and win32.

i tried couple of things but does not work. the problem is in the 11th line(that's what python said). i am still 14 and do not have a big knowladge on programing. hope i can get some help

I've created multiple dict and I'm now getting a syntax error for the last dictionary. I've gone through the dict but I'm unable to find the mistake. I have 10 other dict which follow a similar format but have not shown any error when printing.

This is the dict in the class: 'c_equipment'

I have purchased a Premium Template and have managed to "Crowbar/Shoehorn" the side-Nav, Header & Footer into my _Layout page. However, I do not understand how to apply my @action Link to the Nav-Menu Item. The @action link "Link Text" does not appear to be optional so it conflicts with the Menu item label provided and I am unclear where to apply the @action Link within the HTML provided;

I apologise for another simple question but I truly am stuck...I'm trying to add a .lower() method to convert any user input whether it be upper case, lower case or combo, into lower case.

I just can't figure out exactly where to add the .lower()?

This is the main function of the game:

I'm trying to set up a click event so when an IMG is clicked on a modal will appear with the image in it.

I've tried googling and looking on here but to no avail. maybe I'm just wording it wrong.

I am pulling data from an API that gives me an object of items, each containing a string named correct_answer and an array named incorrect_answers.

I am trying to combine those values within each item, so when I do v-for, it will loop through the answers merged together in one loop. I also want to randomize the order of those answers.

An example of what the object looks like:

I am trying to standardize a given string using a defined set of rules. These rules have been formalized using several "gsub" operations which are stored in a data frame (but is being called as an atomic vector using $) in plain-text.

I have 4 separate data-frames populated with the strings I want to standardize. I have implemented a for loop which works, however, it involves rewriting the gsub operations for each data frame and is quite time-consuming to run.

While I am aware that apply doesn't provide any real speedup over a for loop unless a compiled function is called, I am in need of an abstracted method to run this standardization over several data-frames (as there will be more in the future).

In order to achieve this generalization, I tried writing a nested apply structure. I am evaluating the gsub operations within the function call from apply using "eval(parse(text = x))". I want to iterate this apply call over the elements of the data frame with strings stored for standardization, hence the higher nested apply.

I am expecting the apply to loop over all operations and apply them sequentially to a string, all the while looping over the string data frame itself. However,this is clearly not working. It throws the output: