barebones | simple library for porting c games between Linux OSX

I've written an Excel sub that includes duplicate code, where the active range is formatted in a particular way, but I don't think it's possible to combine these cases into a loop. Is it possible to write a separate sub/function that takes an input range, formats it, and outputs that formatted range, like python would with definable functions?

EDIT: Here's some barebones pseudocode

I am new to C++ and am trying to get a grip on move semantics. The following code is a barebones struct I wrote. It is not the best example of software engineering by any means, but it is just for learning purposes. It owns a resource, has the copy constructor and copy assignment operator deleted, has a move constructor and a move assignment operator defined, has a destructor, and has a single method that is supposed to return the original object:

I am new to asyncio and I want to leverage it for my pyqt application to handle communication over a tcp connection.

I made this trivial demo to learn how to deal with the QT loop in asyncio context. I have seen other post related to this but they are much more complicated than what I am trying to do at the moment. So I start the server client in a separate window so it listens and I try to send a message through my simple button click event on my widget. As barebones as it gets.... My problem is it does not work.

I am looking to be able to a single exchange of info and a case where the port is left open for a stream. I think these tasks would be straight forward in asyncio but having it play nice with qt seems difficult at this point.

right now I am getting

I am new to typescript and migrating a react frontend to learn. I am currently having trouble with my login/registration component - a ternary operator is assigned to an onClick handler which dictates whether the login or signup mutation are executed. I implemented a workaround where I wrapped the mutations in functions, but it looks dirty.

Here is a barebones example, which returns a type assignment error because the values in the ternary do not share attributes with the onClick handler. I can provide a more robust, reproduceable example if necessary.

I've made a barebones setup to run Cucumber and Selenium in Java.

When I have one feature file FirstScenario.feature with its corresponding step definition FirstScenarioSteps.java, everything as expected. So I added a second combo, and that's when I noticed that a second browser window was opened, even when running only one scenario in the first feature file. So, I deleted the combo and everything was fine again. I found out that only the second step definition file (without the feature file) was enough to open that second browser window. I was curious so I added a third step definition file, and three browser windows got opened.

Why are there (in this case) three browser windows being opened per scenario? The last two windows opened remain blank (ie. do not navigate to a website).

Here's a step definition file.

I'm working on a barebones text editor, and I've run into an issue. I have two buttons at the top of the app: Bold and Italic. While I have already figured out how to make these buttons alter the text being entered into the textview, they change everything written in the view, including things already written. So hitting "Italic" will italicize everything in the view. I'm wanting more along the lines of "I'm hitting italicize -- oh cool now I'm writing in italics. Now I'm hitting it again-- and it's normal again."

I know this issue is stemming from the buttons changing the font the whole view is using, I just can't figure out the correct way to be doing this.

Here's my code so far:

I have created a barebones parallax demo. This works fine, as you can see if you run the snippet below. However, it stops working if I remove the following CSS rule:

Let's take the simple case of a barebones editable

I am using barebones Bootstrap 5 tabs(pills) setup straight from Docs page: