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Quote from Wikipedia: From the scientific perspective, occultism is regarded as unscientific as it does not make use of the standard scientific method to obtain facts.
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- Main example .
- writeStore is used to create a store of data .
- TrainCF trains a CF program .
- downloadFromUrl downloads the given URL into the given directory .
- GDUpdate will generate a random factor for a user .
- EvalCF evaluates the given database
- evalFunc is used to evaluate an integer value .
- mfFunc returns the factors for the given index
- NewApp returns a new App instance .
- master is the main worker loop
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QUESTION
I have a bunch of folders in my directory. In each of them there is a file, which you can see below:
Regardless the file extension I would like to have the name of this file to be exactly the same as its parent folder, i.e. when considering folder 2023-10-18 I would like to have the file inside 2023-10-18 instead of occultation....
I tried to rename the multiple files by using this thread:
Renaming multiple files in a directory using Python
and here
but unfortunately after application the code like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-11 at 14:48You need to save it to a file (for example, rename.py) and call it using the python interpreter with an additional parameter - the name of the parent directory for which you want to rename the files in its subdirectories. For example: "python rename.py parent_dir". The directory name can be either absolute or relative. As an additional parameter, you can also specify the key for saving the extension when renaming a file (0 - do not save, 1 - save). Extensions are not saved by default. Here's an example with saving an extension: "python rename.py parent_dir 1".
Script in rename.py:
QUESTION
I'm attempting to display a simple list of tags of different lengths that would span over 3 lines before overflowing horizontally while being scrollable using React.
The tags contain text, a border, and not much else:
Here's a magnificent drawing to illustrate what I'm trying to render with different amounts of tags:
Here's the code I'm currently using, which has the tags overflowing in the wrong direction, vertically:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 14:23Honestly, I think this is gonna be the best you can do if you are looking for a sole CSS only solution. All the tags keep their own width but they have spacing between them to keep it in the flex flow direction. I think align-items: center;
looks better than align-items: start;
but either works.
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I have a target in a gnu-make Makefile that looks like this:
Makefile fragment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-22 at 16:40All elements of my problem result from:
- bug in gnuplot 5.4.0
- make invokes /bin/sh (linux bash) instead of the windows shell.
I submitted a bug report on gnuplot 5.4.0 in cygwin distribution to the gnuplot development group (https://sourceforge.net/p/gnuplot/bugs/2368/). The developer says it will be fixed in 5.4.1.
The bug results from deprecated $0, $1, $2 etc symbols being erroneously enabled and assigned to gnuplot (5.4.0) to command line arguments.
The bugged Gnuplot 5.4.0 is “gnuplot-base.exe” and the “obsolete” gnuplot 5.2.8 appears in the cygwin distribution as “gnuplot.exe”.
I observe command “gnuplot”:
- from a windows cmd shell runs “gnuplot.exe” (5.2.8).
- whereas from /bin/sh links to gnuplot point to “gnuplot-base.exe”(5.4.0).
The “make” utility submits rules through /bin/sh explaining why gnuplot fails in “make” but not from the command shell.
I’m working around by calling “gnuplot.exe” instead of “gnuplot” in "make" rules. “gnuplot.exe is the obsolete version 5.2.8.
Thank you. I love you all.
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So this is what i want to do after doing a simple filtering i want to select the first range that appears after the filter ranges, and right now all i am doing is selecting a range inside the first occulted row, is there any manners of jumping the occulted rows?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-17 at 14:39set xlSelectedRange = Cells(rows.count, 1).specialcells(xlcelltypevisible).end(xldown).Select
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I have tried to push my local project (Linux) to my existing GitHub repo, but I obtain the following messages:
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Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 14:20If they were ever added, they are still tracked, even if they've never been pushed to the remote. Putting them in the .gitignore is a good step, but you also have to stop tracking them explicitly if they've ever been tracked. To do that, try git rm --cached merge.mp4
You will also want to remove this out of the history of the repo. Putting this all together, you have a command like:
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