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I have a script to automate adding movie data to my website and download the correct subtitles for them by using inotify to launch other scripts. So that it only runs on the new file I need the complete file path like "/var/www/html/movies/my movie (2020)/" and file name "my movie (2020).mp4"

I've tried different methods to get it working such as:

I have a dataframe that looks like this:

I want to list a lot of arrays from another file,

when I do a "for" to read any array inside.

The code compile do all the list, but when finish the last the code gave me is undefined. How do I fix that?.

I put images from the code. I let you both codes if you want

How would I go about making a javascript for a button to select and deselect all checkboxes?

Checkbox HTML (they all look the same with a different value):

I'm using Kotlin with databinding and MVVM architecture. I'm having difficulty getting my adapter to populate data on my layout using a listAdapter. I have to use a listAdapter due to the library I'm using (so no recyclerView unfortunately). Here's my code:

MainActivityViewModel.kt

I'm trying to align the contents of three divs so that the start (changed because I didn't make it clear enough) of the images, headings and text line up horizontally, and the images are offset as shown. I've tried a few approaches (including setting the image wrappers to fixed sizes), but none of them seem to scale well when I change the size of the browser - usually resulting in the size of the gap between the text and image changing too much and looking odd.

Here's the design I want to line up:

What I'm trying to achieve:

The problem is that each of the sizes of the images is based on the width of its container. If I set an image-wrapper height (the blue border), in order to align the text below it, it causes problems when the browser gets smaller and/or larger. For example, this is what happens with the same fixed wrapper height at a narrower browser size:

Is there a best practice or something for this type of layout/design?

I've created a codepen to show the problem more clearly, here

I'm working on an app which lets users have randomized data when you shake your device.

I have 4 arrays to hold the string data and function which creates randomized number;