fillin | fill-in your command and execute | Command Line Interface library

You can do something like this.

I added some debug print statements so you understand better what is happening step by step. Dissable the prints when you are comfortable on how the code works

I'm not 100% certain what your desired result is from the input that you've provided. However, I took a stab at solving this going off what the Stata docs state.

Set up test data (very important when asking a question, please provide in the future)

Try with pivot_table with fill_value=0 (benefit of using fill_value is that the type of the column will not change due to NaN values), then collapse the MultiIndex with Index.map:

So just consider we entered Example in input box

The problem is the double-pointer (pointer to pointer) that you pass to and us in the fillIn and print functions. That's wrong, totally wrong.

Or well, it could be used, but then you need to dereference the pointer grid in those function first, before you do pointer arithmetic on it.

But I don't see any reason to do that, so just pass the pointer arr as-is to the function (and modify it accordingly:

A function can have parameters and return a value. So here, fillin should return an Employee object, and print should take an Employee (or better a const reference) parameter:

It looks like you don't properly encase value in quotes, so it just renders the 'style='border-color:.

Let's assume that $_GET[$key] has a value of hello@hello.com. What your PHP & HTML renders is the following:

value=hello@hello.com

See the problem? There are no quotes. That's why the renderer goes forward searching for a valid value. To fix the issue you must add quotes around your $_GET[$key] in the fillin function. Something like this should do the job:

if (isset($_GET[$key])) echo "value='".$_GET[$key] . "'";

It works when ran alone because it reaches the end > and just assumes the value to be hello@hello.com

you have only to apply the circumference formula:

You need to get rid of float: left, and you can use flexbox to make them stay side by side and not wrapping to the next line by adding these rules to the .wrapper: