Hummus | A gluten free LISP interpreter powered by black magic | Interpreter library
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- astListToParserNode converts a ListNode to a parser .
- LexString returns a list of tokens
- InitProject creates a new project
- buildNativeLibs builds a list of nativeLibs
- walkerFunction walks a function file and returns any error encountered .
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- parseFor walks until the next token is found
- RunRepl runs the REPL
- doMacroCall performs a macro call .
- parseFunction parses a function .
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QUESTION
I am working on a project in which I need to post a new Course to my API. I tested this with POSTMAN and API works just fine, however when I try to post data using react fetch data is corrupted. While sending single strings like dishName: "pizza" works just fine and is shown in database I cannot manage to send an array of objects. I tried to do it in many ways like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 21:44You are setting the ingredients
state as a string, so you are basically 'stringify' a string which will result in JSON SyntaxError
. If you want to send an array that way you must specify the array bracket [
and ]
in order to make it a valid array.
To solve it just change:
QUESTION
I have an image I want as the as the background of the border of my Qframe widget. I want the treewidget inside the frame to have a background color which takes precedent over the frame image. My attempt so far has got areas under the checkbox which arent styled by the parent/child treewidgetitems. How do I make all the background area within the frame border the same color?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 17:39The problem is that QTreeWidget inherits from QFrame (the inheritance is QTreeWidget > QTreeView > QAbstractItemView > QAbstractScrollArea > QFrame), so your stylesheet is actually applied not only on the "container" frame, but on the tree view also.
The solution in this case is to properly use stylesheet selectors. In this simple case, the class selector would be enough (notice the period before QFrame
):
QUESTION
I remember this from SML and The Little MLer
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 05:17You say this doesn't work:
QUESTION
I have an array of objects (dishes) that need to be sorted according to their categories.
I have a set of predefined categories that fall into three main groups. If a dish belongs to group 1, it should appear at beginning of the array. If it belongs to group 2, it should appear in middle, and if it belongs to group 3, it should be at the end. [see code].
I resolved to take the original array, create three separate arrays each containing the filtered results (according to a group), and then merge them again.
Here is my code (categorySort is the main function here):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 14:24The return true
in your forEach
returns from the callback of the forEach
, not the belongToCategory
function. Use a for...of
loop instead:
QUESTION
I'm at the very very very beginning of JS learning curve.
I am trying to use a loop on an array (containing six types of food) and then only print out the even elements:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 16:21There is a mistake instead of equality checking you have been using = as assignment operator here (foodArray.length % 2 = 0)
Even if you fix that issue by using ===
instead of =
it will print all the values if the length of food array is even otherwise it will print nothing.
You should do the following,
QUESTION
In Node.js, I'm able to write metadata in pdf
file using hummus
npm, but I also need to write metadata to docx
file.
Please let me know if someone has suggestions for this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-08 at 12:28A Docx file comprises of a collection of XML files that are contained inside a ZIP archive. The contents of a new Word document can be viewed by unzipping its contents.
So, to edit write docx file's metadata is to- Unzip the docx file.
you can use unzipper npm to unzip docx file.
QUESTION
starting to learn JavaScript and reading the book "Eloquent JavaScript" for starters. I'm having a little difficulty understanding the factor
parameter in the hummus function
. Can someone help me understand what the starting value of factor
is? I can see the values for the ingredient function
but can't seem to wrap my head around the value of factor
. Would appreciate the help!
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-02 at 02:59The value of factor
isn't shown in your example. Somewhere needs to invoke like var x = hummus(2);
or somesuch so you'll know what's being passed in for factor in that instance.
QUESTION
I can match a single property easy enough
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-23 at 03:16you can use find
to check exact match
QUESTION
I have a single dimensional and an array of Objects
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-19 at 11:16Both arrays are single dimension arrays.
use .some()
function along with .filter()
function to remove those numbers from array1
which are not present as id in any of the objects in array2
QUESTION
menue = {1:('Baklava', 45.50), 2:('Dolma', 43.50), 3:('Falafel', 35.50), 4:('Fattoush', 51.80),
5:('Foul meddamas', 50.40), 6:('Grilled hhalloumi', 40.50), 7:('Hummus', 30.20),
8:('Iraqi masgouf', 50.80), 9:('Kebab karaz', 50.60), 10:('Knsfeh', 32.95), 11:('Kofta', 37.50),
12:('Manakeesh', 35.60), 13:('Mansaf', 32.20), 14:('Moutabal', 37.30), 15:('Quwarmah Al Dajaj', 45.40),
16:('Shanklish', 37.40), 17:('Shawarma', 35.20), 18:('Shish tawook', 39.50), 19:('Taboulrh', 45.80),
20:('Um Ali', 35.90), 41:('Airan', 8.50), 42:('Coca-Cola', 5.00), 43:('Coffee Americano', 6.50),
44:('Coffee Black Tea', 6.50), 45:('Coffee Cappuccino', 6.00), 46:('Coffee Caramel', 3.00),
47:('Coffee Espresso', 6.50), 48:('Coffee Lattr', 5.50), 49:('Coffee Macchiato', 5.00),
50:('Coffee Mochachino', 6.50), 51:('Fanta', 5.00), 52:('Milk', 9.00), 53:('Sprite', 5.00),
54:('Tea Ahmad', 5.50), 55:('Tea Black', 4.00), 56:('Tea Lemon', 4.50), 57:('Tea Lipton', 5.00),
58:('Tea Milk', 6.00), 59:('Tea Simba', 8.50), 60:('Water', 3.00)}
print(f"""
ORDER FOODS & DRINKS
|NO| |FOOD NAME| |PRICE| |NO| |DRINK NAME| |PRICE|
(1) {menue[1][0]} {menue[1][1]} (41) {menue[41][0]} {menue[41][1]}
(2) {menue[2][0]} {menue[2][1]} (42) {menue[42][0]} {menue[42][1]}
(3) {menue[3][0]} {menue[3][1]} (43) {menue[43][0]} {menue[43][1]}
(4) {menue[4][0]} {menue[4][1]} (44) {menue[44][0]} {menue[44][1]}
(5) {menue[5][0]} {menue[5][1]} (45) {menue[45][0]} {menue[45][1]}
(6) {menue[6][0]} {menue[6][1]} (46) {menue[46][0]} {menue[46][1]}
(7) {menue[7][0]} {menue[7][1]} (47) {menue[47][0]} {menue[47][1]}
(8) {menue[8][0]} {menue[8][1]} (48) {menue[48][0]} {menue[48][1]}
(9) {menue[9][0]} {menue[9][1]} (49) {menue[49][0]} {menue[49][1]}
(10) {menue[10][0]} {menue[10][1]} (50) {menue[50][0]} {menue[50][1]}
(11) {menue[11][0]} {menue[11][1]} (51) {menue[51][0]} {menue[51][1]}
(12) {menue[12][0]} {menue[12][1]} (52) {menue[52][0]} {menue[52][1]}
(13) {menue[13][0]} {menue[13][1]} (53) {menue[53][0]} {menue[53][1]}
(14) {menue[14][0]} {menue[14][1]} (54) {menue[54][0]} {menue[54][1]}
(15) {menue[15][0]} {menue[15][1]} (55) {menue[55][0]} {menue[55][1]}
(16) {menue[16][0]} {menue[16][1]} (56) {menue[56][0]} {menue[56][1]}
(17) {menue[17][0]} {menue[17][1]} (57) {menue[57][0]} {menue[57][1]}
(18) {menue[18][0]} {menue[18][1]} (58) {menue[58][0]} {menue[58][1]}
(19) {menue[19][0]} {menue[19][1]} (59) {menue[59][0]} {menue[59][1]}
(20) {menue[20][0]} {menue[20][1]} (60) {menue[60][0]} {menue[60][1]}
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-01 at 09:35using tabulate
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