untrunc | Provided you have a similar not broken video | Video Utils library

Setting env-var PROGRESS_NO_TRUNC=1 along with --progress plain did the trick:

Your std::format_to_n returns a std::format_to_n_result. The type of the result is defined like this:

How can I register the change to Board and consequently to each of the Cell components? Do I need to force Board to re-render?

Err... Well, yeah. You'll see nothing change if you don't trigger a re-render. Re-render is kind of misleading here though, an "update" would probably be more accurate in respect of what Svelte is doing. A running Svelte app (i.e. once compiled) essentially knows the direct path from a change in state (let variables...) to the corresponding DOM element(s) that need to be updated / recreated, or pieces of state that needs to be recomputed. A "re-render" in Svelte never implies recalculating or recreating everything, even at the component level.

Currently when the 2D array changes on App the entire board seems to revert to it's original state (although the board contains special cells)

That's because of this code:

I got the answer from the p10k zsh theme (https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k) creator Roman on Gitter: https://gitter.im/powerlevel10k/community?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge

In ~/.pk10.zsh delete, or comment out, line 375 as shown in this Github repo file: https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k/blob/459af1f2382ff53214bf9e4fc598b4e36fb8f8df/config/p10k-lean.zsh#L374

Line to Comment Out or Delete in Repo Link Above

It seems you were using the Legacy Wizard rather than Power Query.

If you use Power Query, after selecting the Table, select Transform.

Then, if the number column has been imported as text, and is showing the digits separator of the comma, don't remove the commas. Rather:

• Right Click on the Column Header
• From the Right-Click dropdown menu:
  • Select Change Type --> Using Locale
  • Data type: Whole Number

That should take care of things.

EDIT:

With regard to retaining hyperlinks from a web table using Power Query, it is not as straightforward as with the Legacy Wizard, but here is a method that seems to work with your source.

It requires three queries and a function. And you will need to edit the table after the download to format the numbers, and possible the hyperlinks.

• Query "Table 0" Download the web table without links
• Query "getLinks" Download the links associated with the Videos
• Query "Merge1" Merge the two queries above
• Query fx"ExcelTrim" Replicate Excel's trim so as to be able to match the video names in the first two queries, by eliminating excess spaces between words in the video title.

Enter the code below into the Advanced Editor of a Blank Query