1A2B | Ordinary - 普通的

In the (amateurish, convoluted) code below, I am trying create an environment where there may be multiple serial-term buffers/windows at the same time. I am doing everything I can think of (and just random desperate things) to make the variables local to the buffer running the terminal to which they pertain. For instance, there may be a buffer "serial-1a2b-buffer" with the terminal "serial-1a2b-term" running in it while at the same time there's a buffer "serial-3c4d-buffer" with the terminal "serial-3crd-term" running in it.

I can get the buffers/terminals setup and running with defun setupserial, but defun killserial and defun resetserial don't get the right value for "termname" and "buffname". It might be the values in the other buffer or it may be past values for buffers and terminals that no longer exist.

(In case anyone is wondering, I do a lot of work with microcontrollers. If the serial connection to them is interrupted, like with a hardware reset, then the serial process dies. The idea was to have a quick way to reset the connection - like with a function bound to a key sequence.)

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apt table

unique_id apt_name apt_data status 1111 Jose Michigan Active 2222 Michael Michigan Offline 3333 Mike Canada Active

book table

conv_id apt_uniqueid user_uniqueid conv_status conv_data 1A2B 1111 77777 invalid 1 3C4D 2222 88888 valid 0 5E6F 3333 99999 valid 0 7F8G 1111 99999 invalid 1 5T8Y 2222 99999 invalid 1

My Expected query is Every single apt account which status 'Active' and apt account which in book table conv_status = 'invalid' and conv_data = 1

Expected query when user_uniqueid = '99999'

conv_id unique_id apt_name apt_data status conv_status 0 1111 Jose Michigan Active 0 0 3333 Mike Canada Active 0 7F8G 1111 Jose Michigan Active 1 5T8Y 2222 Michael Michigan Offline 1 ...

I'm trying to check whether string B is contained by string A and this is what I tried:

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I'm trying to write a simple 1a2b game with nodejs I finished the program and could correctly run but when i use chmod +x to execute ./filename command I get this error:

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Hello dear Stackoverflow SQL gurus.

Using this simple data model:

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Here is the table I have. Each column is representing as a result of a subquery.

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Going to provide some context first. Question is at the bottom.

Background

I'm making a browser based javascript game where users join a room and move tiles around. When the game is over, user data is sent to the server, where it needs to be merged with other user data, and then the resulting data gets sent back to each user to display the results of other players.

I am using an Express node server with socket.io (front end is react, fwiw)

The issue at hand

I have a json file for a game room, lets call it 1a2b.json:

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I want to make hierarchy role layout. So I want to access nested JavaScript array with in a object. Needs to add 'row' and 'column' key in every object based depth and index.

API response array like this:

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Further to my question here I'm writing a list of hex colours to a binary file from within Photoshop using Extendscript. So far so good.

Only the binary file written with the code below is 119 bytes. When cut and pasted and saved using Sublime Text 3 it's only 48 bytes, which then causes complications later on.

This is my first time in binary land, so I may be a little lost. I suspect it's an either an encoding issue (which could explain the 2.5 file size), or doing something very wrong trying to recreate the file in a literal, character for character sense. *

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