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change options to :options (add colon symbol)

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if you not put colon, it will treat the value as a String...

Why not to use the implementation suggested on the article you shared?

I'm copying it for reference:

EDIT

Try this! (?P((?:[0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3})).+(?P(GET|POST|HEAD|PUT|DELETE|CONNECT|OPTIONS|TRACE|PATCH)).(?P(/endpoint[1-3]?(?:\/health|\/optimize)?))?.+\".(?P([0-9]{3}))

https://regex101.com/r/DKqRpL/1

if there are going to be endpoints that include numbers other than 1-3 or subsequent routing other than health or optimize this will need to be edited, but as of now this is your fix bud

The method getPrimaryHorizontal() gives you

the location where a new character would be inserted in the paragraph's primary direction

This means you'll get a pixel value, to be measured from the View's left border.

If you type just one space, x may be smaller than left + paddingLeft. So the line will in fact be drawn from startY to startX. If you add more spaces, the difference between x and left + paddingLeft will change, causing the line first to vanish and then to reappear, but now really drawn from startX to startY.

Since getLeft() only gives you the distance of the View's left border to its parent ViewGroup's left border, you don't need to add the value of to the starting point of the line.

But you may want to keep getPaddingLeft(). If you do, you should add it to both the startX value and the startY value:

It looks like you're just misunderstanding/misusing argparse.

There is a workaround: Define your own (non-builtin) function. This can be a simple lambda like this:

I don't know if it's wrong, weak or non-pythonic, but it seems to work and I'm using this, until better solution arise:

Ok so you should probably go through like a intermediate c++ course first, but if u are a begginer and you really want to do this I recommend using visual studio 2019 or 2022, because it is way more begginer-friendly and the dependencies are all set in a gui interface. BTW i would've commented this but I don't have 50 reputation yet so sorry.

Your fixture will run the before-serving startup functions as it uses the test_app,