mish | a minimalistic shell written in c | Command Line Interface library

I really cant believe that getting JQuery to work with Rails 6 and Webpacker 6 can be so hard.

Suggestions in Rails 6: How to add jquery-ui through webpacker? don't appear to have worked but hard to know if it is the same code stack.

I am using Rails 6.1 and a pre-release version of Webpacker 6.0 to get Heroku to play nicely. Oh, and most of my "Javascript" is in .coffee files.

I even tried renaming application.js to application.coffee and reformatting but that didnt work either.

My Gemfile has

I'm saving a list of objects as XML with the following code in in a Windows Form Project.

I'm receiving a CSV file that always includes extra lines at the end which I'd like to remove before copying the data into the postgresql database of my rails app.

I can't use head with a negative argument because I'm on MacOS X.

What's a clean and efficient way to pre-process this file?

Right now I'm doing this, but am wondering if there is less mish-mash way:

I am using UI-grid, and I have a bunch of JS date objects like so:

I am currently working on loading a bitmap file in C. I am kind of new to C, and I ran into a problem: I have a file pointer that reads unsigned chars to a struct of rgb pixels, (it's called rgb but it reads in the order of b,g,r and padding - this is the default of bitmap format file). My file is 12x12 pixels and when it reaches to row 9 it putting only the value '204' in each component, whike the image is white (i.e. all components = 255). All the components before this equal 255. EDIT: I changed the enum to a three defined values returned by the image state (didn't load, blue, not blue). EDIT2: I edited the code, but now im equals 0xffffffff and cannot be accessed to. here's the code:

I have an array which has some objects inside. Each object has an id outside of it, but I would like to insert that ID inside the object.

This is the array:

I have a table with a jsonb column with data from one row like

I have the following code below... It takes a search field, and quickly searches the table for matching items, and hides all the other results. Right now this code works for a single search field (with class .search), and a single table (with id #SearchableTbl).

I'm using an image as a full-screen background. When I put a new div underneath the content of the div gets mish-mashed with the image instead of allowing scrolling.