Clump | Automatically compile and link C programs

I have just come across pexpect and have been figuring out how to use it to automate various practices I would otherwise have to fill in manually in a command shell.

Here's an example script:

Recently I've been trying to learn C++ through SFML. The Project I'm working on at the moment is Minesweeper (https://minesweeper.online/ if not familiar with the game). I want to avoid having to attach too much code so I'll explain step by step what the program does and elaborate on parts that run into issues.

1. A Grid object is created, containing two 2D arrays, grid and stategrid.
2. populate() populates grid with a certain amount of randomly placed mines, in this case 1 mine, for simplicity's sake.
3. the analyze() function fills in the amount of surrounding mines per tile.
4. the check() function checks if the mines are not too clumped together, if so, it repeats steps two and three.

An important thing to notice is that the stategrid array stores wether a tile has been 'discovered' or not. Another is that 'discovering' these tiles needs to be done recursively, as when you discover empty tiles, you must maneuver around corners and into cavities. The way I set this up is that when you 'open up' a specific tile with the dig() function and adjacent tiles are empty, these are opened aswell. The reason why this SO error surprised me is that I have set the condition that if a tile had been opened before, it could not be opened again as to avoid looping indefinitely, causing such an error.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

PS: If this snippet of code is incomplete or additional information is required, please let me know.

PPS: It's quite late already where I live, so this could just be the result of late-night-blindness to details ;)

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HTML code:

Given is an initial raster

I am trying to create a plot made of 5 subplots made of simple line graphs using Matplotlib and Pandas on Visual Studio code. However, for some reason the image always looks very small and clumped up even if I make the figure very big. I tried modifying the space between figures with subplots_adjust but that doesn't change anything.

Here is my code

I'm currently making an HTML5 game, and I'm trying to draw various things onto the canvas. My game is basically just where you move around in an infinite area, but I can't figure out how to optimize my code to draw bushes onto the screen. It works properly, but It lags a lot and I know there's ways to optimize it. Here's my current code:

I want to create subsets of raster stacks and write them as new stacks when the difference between the previous layer and the next layer is all NA following each clump of the raster layers. Without clumps, I would achieve this by following Robert's answer in this question ( as below in script). However, I want to run this by considering the clumps too. There may be 1 or 2 clumps in each layer. So starting from layer 1 in the example data stack below, I want to identify the clumps numbers and for each clump, create a subset of raster stacks until there are no-overlapping pixels between the previous and next layers (i.e., the difference between the two layers is all NA). So I want is; starting from layer 1, for each clump, retain all the layers that have at least 1 common pixel between the previous and next layer, write them as a 1 stack, and move to the next. In the sample r_stk, I want to retain layers 1:8 for clump 1 (top) assign them as 1 stack, run for clump 2 (bottom), and again retain layers 1:5 assign them as a new stack, and so on. Below are the sample data and code that would work fine following this answer if there would be no clumps.

I have a simple login screen with two textfield and a button. It should look like this. The two textfields closer together and the button a little ways down.

Here is my code.

I have a table with two columns name and age. I want to keep the names clumped together but order the clumps by the clump containing the youngest age.