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I am new to python and pygame. I am making a school project and it is a simple game. Something does not work in my game and I can't seem to find it. If I press the SPACEBAR key the player should shoot a projectile(in the code as hprojectile). Everything works even collisions, except for that it moves in the Y-axes.

So can somebody help me out please?

I'm using ListJS 1.5.0 to paginate and filter records based on the user's input in the search input. It works fine, except for one small detail: The match is not ignoring the html portions of the contents. For example, the first item has this content inside the name cell:

I'm actually working on a webapp, I use Reactjs for the frontend and Golang for the backend. Those 2 programs are hosted separately on 2 VMs on Google-Compute-Engine. I want to serve my app through https so I choose to use Nginx for serving the frontend in production. Firstly I made my config file for Nginx:

I have access to a database while I am learning pl/SQL. It can feel overwhelming at first when it comes to Oracle and banshee.

All I want to do is a loop through the contents of what a cursor selects from the applicants' table and to print out the first name of the applicants.

I am not too familiar with the syntax yet so maybe something is wrong but the loop prints through fine until it gets to the last value and then it just prints it forever until its unable to allocate more memory.

Thank you in advance and sorry if this is a silly question.

My goal is to add a bottom white line border under the heading in css as such shown in this picture table image. However the border is not appearing. I was watching and coding along a youtube tutorial on html and css. My results were fine until I reached the part where he added the bottom white line border tutorial video at 1hr34min45sec. When I placed the bottom border, it didn't appear.

Any help would be appreciated

Currently working on a project in C but I have to generate a large struct which I figured would generate in PHP since I'm more familiar with PHP.

I have 2 arrays. The first one is quite simple (is way larger than this but I assume this is enough to replicate the issue):

So I'm trying to pass a class as a parameter to another class (in a different header) and keep getting an error which I can't seem to debug.

Error:

'wanderingSoul::wanderingSoul(wanderingSoul &&)': cannot convert argument 1 from 'player' to 'const wanderingSoul &'

The main problem lies in the game.cpp file, below "//Battle Test" where I call "wanderingSoul wanderS(main)".

'player' is a class, and wandering soul is one as well, and the thing I don't get is how to properly pass/reference the player class since it works well when passing into functions, but not for this class constructor.

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I am old-fashioned and have been using Banshee as my primary music player for years. Luckily I am mostly happy with it, except for a certain issue I've been debugging for the past few days, in which, when shuffling to a new track on a playlist, it will freeze and have high CPU usage for a significant amount of time (proportional to the size of the playlist). For example, about 16 seconds for a 512-track playlist, or over 3 minutes for a 6000-track playlist. I also use Banshee on my work computer (albeit with a somewhat smaller library), and the issue is completely absent there; shuffling takes no perceptible time on any size of playlist, even the 6000-track one.

As I said, I've been studying this problem intensively for a while now. I first tried modifying the Banshee library file in various ways to see if I could produce one with the same basic content as my original one, but without the slow shuffling issue. I eventually discovered that deleting most of my playlists "solved" the issue. By comparing libraries with and without the issue, through a process approximating a binary search, I managed to produce a library file that manifested the slow shuffle issue but could be transformed into one that didn't by running a single update command:

UPDATE sqlite_stat1 SET stat='18800 1447 1' WHERE rowid=18;

After looking into what the sqlite_stat1 table is, I realized that this wasn't a bug in Banshee so much as a deep issue with SQLite3 and how it optimizes queries. Running the ANALYZE command to update the sqlite_stat1 table resolves the issue for the library file that's just one command away from working, but not for my "real" library; I'm not sure why.

I then noticed Banshee has a --debug-sql argument, which let me retrieve the actual query that was taking so long. It is being run after a few hundred other setup commands (such as creating and populating the temporary table, CoreCache) to transform the database into the temporary state in which this query runs either instantaneously or agonizingly slowly:

I am trying to populate a linked list with creatures from a file. However, when I do it reads the first one but no other creatures. I cannot pass an int to get the number of creatures because it is not static.

I have the following code