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I am trying to send HTTPS request to a server and receive the page contents by only using Boost.Asio(not Network.Ts or Beast or others) by these code :

I have TextView in the list which I want to print. With the help of Button

I define like this

I have this pen here, and when it hits it media query (max-width: 475px) the button in the banner is supposed to drop below the text and center itself in the banner. My issue is that the button begins on the right side above the media query, and then needs to drop and center. I have looked here, here and this stackoverflow, as well as this one, and this one, as well as this stack and this one, but to no avail.

If someone could please jump on my codepen at < 425px and help me figure out whats missing, that would be great.

Here is the code dump

With these present in other parts of my codebase,

I have the following simple program :

I wrote a program that goes through directories recursively; that is, it has a method that goes through all the files in a directory; if any of those files are (sub)directories, it also goes through the subdirectory's files, etc. Once my program determines that a file is not a directory, it creates a File object for it and gets certain information from that, such as how much space it takes up, etc.

I wondered if NIO Path objects would do this work any faster; I don't need the file data itself, afaik I don't need to open the file. I need the name, extension, and length. So I went about writing a new method that took a String and created a Path instead of a File.

I've run into a set of files that puzzle me. In c:\Users\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\ are 5 of these files; they're all EXE files, they're all 0 length. Doing a DOS directory listing, including one with the /AL qualifier, does not show them to be either junctions or symlinks. But if I create a Path object with one of them and then attempt to read the file's basic attributes:

I need to write a server in C ++ and today I downloaded Boost via sudo apt-get install-f libboost-all-dev , but this sample code does not compile. Writes an error: boost.cpp:16:32: fatal error: boost/beast/core.hpp: There is no such file or directory #include

And and /usr/include/boost/ no "beast" folder"

How to solve the problem? I've pumped it many times

"Second to last valid index" here simply means that we have a column of booleans, and we need to find the index of the previous before the last boolean that is True. Notice that it must happen in a rolling window and not for the entire dataframe.

This is remotely related to "Is there a way to do last_valid_index() in a rolling window?" which answers a similar question but finding the next to last instead of the last is a whole different beast.

For example:

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: