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my multi-select selection is only giving the output as my first selection. I'm sending the data to firebase, and only the first selection is reflected there. For example, if I select (energy, health care, real estate) in my firebase it only shows energy.

Here is my HTML code:

Hi I am using a python script to scrape stock price information from the Australian Stock Exchange (JSON format). Most of them have information available from this page source as an example https://www.asx.com.au/asx/1/share/tcl

Some however aren't but a subset of information (which is better than nothing) is available from https://www.asx.com.au/asx/1/share/tcl/prices?interval=daily&count=1

The first url I have no issue going through and pulling the elements from the json however the second one I can't get any of the elements. I believe the issue is that the second one has "{"data":[" at the start. I have tried stripping first nine characters (and last 2) but that results in a not subscriptable object error.

I would like to write a Boost Spirit Qi parser that can parse arbitrary C integer literals (e.g. 1234 or 0x1234ULL) and convert them to arbitrary precision llvm::APInt values.

I imagine that to do this I need to combine separate parsers for decimal, hexadecimal etc. literals.

Taking the latter as an example, the parser would need to recognize tokens 0xNN...NS where N are hexadecimal digits and S is a valid literal suffix.

Constructing such a parser is easy but I make it "discard" prefix and suffix and return the remaining digits converted to llvm::APInt values the same way that e.g. qi::uint_ return unsigned integers?

I know there is qi::uint_parser but that class seems very limited since it seems to build up its results from integers as opposed to strings. This is a staple feature of other parser generators so I'm surprised that the documentation glosses over this.

I have a 3 deep array. Currently, the code will isolate a record based on one field ($profcode) and show the heading. Eventually, I am going to build a table showing the information from all the other fields. The code so far is using in_array and a function that accepts $profcode. I am unsure if (and how) I need to use array_keys() to do the next part when I retrieve the "Skills" field. I tried:

Goal:
Display the content of listGetAllIndustry in frontend.

Problem:

I have financial data (CleanStocks.csv) that include sectors, companies, and their stock prices. I needed to find out find how many companies were in each sector so I did table(CleanStocks$Sector) which gave me this:

Just started a course learning vue, so I am completely unfamiliar with node. All I know is that when I first cloned the repo for the course, I followed the instructions and it all went fine it ran no problem. Due to running npm build by mistake, this messed up the folder structure I had cloned, so I deleted the whole folder and recloned it, now npm install fails and I can't work out what is going on.

This is what is returned when I run npm install, I can confirm that I am in the folder I am in the correct folder:

I am attempting to write an web application with a persistent echo connection to a laravel-echo-server instance, which needs to detect disconnections and attempt to reconnect gracefully. The scenario I am attempting to overcome now is a user's machine has gone to sleep / reawoke and their session key has been invalidated (echo server requires an active session in our app). Detecting this situation from an HTTP perspective is solved - I setup a regular keepAlive, and if that keepAlive detects a 400-level error, it reconnects and updates the session auth_token.

When my Laravel session dies, I cannot tell that has happened from an echo perspective. The best I've found is I can attach to the 'disconnect' event, but that only gets triggered if the server-side laravel-echo-server process dies, rather than the session is invalid:

This is the full code of the component, I am so tired that I can't think much on how to solve this problem