blueberry | The new diabetes app | Animation library

If we need to use separate with sep, then create a regex lookaround - "(?<=) " i.e. split at the space that succeeds the fruit_key word and as is not vectorized, collapse into a single string with | (str_c)

In your stopSpinning we could just remove the item that it landed on, we do that with:
.splice(getIndex(),1)
if you never use it before, read more here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/splice

I also had to do a few more changes to accomodate the fact that now the array changes, for example the const numOfFruits = fruits.length instead of using that we just use the length directly when we need it

Try this code below:

If your base type is an integer type, the subtype is an integer type. You can't make it an enumeration type.

You can declare constants for your Donuts if you want, then you can refer to them by name. You can instead give the other values names and then have Bakers_Dozen be an enumeration type. If arithmetic operations do semantically not make sense on values of your type, it shouldn't be an integer type anyway.

You can get the difference with the next row (ordered by Created) using lead, then check for the first row for which the following row comes after a full hour:

Is this what you're aiming for? You can get the crop_id with your query. Then you can use the result as a select query in another query.

1) You can easily achieve the result using Set and simple for loop. You can first create an object of properties in which count you want as:

• You can use updateMultiInput to update selections based on values inside the table instead of hard coding them in the UI
• You can create a checkbox to show everything
• Currently, rows must have both selected fruits and origins. If any of them is ok, replace (Fruit %in% input$fruit & Origin %in% input$origin) with (Fruit %in% input$fruit | Origin %in% input$origin)

I'm not incredibly familiar with Vue, but I'm pretty sure the problem is as follows:

Instead of calling the function in the HTML, you need to pass it as a property. The difference is that if you add the brackets, the result of the function will be passed to VueJS, not the function itself. Then, you'll be able to access the arguments of the function just the way you'd expect.

EDIT

The name getCategoryForColor should have tipped me off, but what happens is actually not what you expect. The getCategoryForColor function expects to receive any string or value that represents that "category" to which the cell belongs. Those categories are then mapped to a colorScale function which makes sure a valid color is generated for every category, and that elements with the same category get the same value.

You actually jumped the gun a little on that bit, because you already specified what the color should be! So in order to fix that part, I also overwrote the color scheme to simply return whatever it was passed. Now, the correct colors are applied.

This gets the highest of each subcategory, and returns two subcategories if the counts tie: