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Just flip the array of genres and compute the intersection of the keys. With your current code:

The constant kCIInputIntensityKey maps to "inputIntensity", but you want to set "inputEdgeIntensity". You should be able to do this like that:

Dealing with widgets that have a fixed aspect ratio is not an easy task, and some precautions must be taken in order to ensure that having an "incompatible" parent size doesn't prevent proper display.

In this case, a possible solution is to use a widget for the chessboard that uses a grid layout for all the squares and pieces.
Note that a QLabel isn't a good choice for the chessboard, as it doesn't allow a size smaller than the QPixmap, so a QWidget should be subclassed instead.

The trick is to override the resizeEvent(), ignore the base implementation (which by default adapts the geometry of the layout) and manually set the geometry based on the minimum extent between width and height.

In order to ensure that the layout has proper equal spacings even when a row or column is empty, setRowStretch() and setColumnStretch() must be called for the whole grid size.

Then, you add the pieces directly to the layout, and whenever you need to move them you can just create a helper function that uses addWidget() with the correct row/column (which will automatically "move" the widget to the new position).

Here is a possible implementation.

I just figured it out myself:

dup2() creates a duplicate of the connection's file descriptor into STDIN_FILENO, leaving it open only in stdin after close(), thus reading stdin with getch, getchar or any other functions was basically waiting for the client to send something.

Removing both solved my problem: getch() now works properly.

There are a few things that should probably be changed in the code.

• var superheros_length; is misleading, I thought it was an integer at first, but based on your getData() function, it's a map. So, first off change it to:

So I've found a solution for anyone who is interested.

So instead of calling the getEmoji constant inside my loop

It is possible to use display: flex to make columns to be aligned like row. Then if you want to avoid overflow, we can delete max-height:

1. You are missing semicolons before "CORAIL NOIR" and "LOHARANO" .
2. You need to remove the final semicolon after "FRIDAY ATTITUDE" because IFS expects all arguments after position 0 to be in pairs and the final semicolon makes Google Sheets think another set of arguments is coming.
3. You can help yourself out with future troubleshooting by spacing out your function better - eg the following will still work when pasted into Google Sheets:

In the data you entered, there are no missing values (NA's) other than in the Meta column

The Gross column has what looks like missing values but are in fact empty strings "" as that column misleadingly is a character column (this should be cleaned up)

This gives you proper NAs in that column