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I've searched high and low and the following code is the closest I've come to my objective.
This is what I'm working on:
I wrote some code (OK, honestly, mostly copied bits and pieces and pasted into what is probably jumbled code that works) to email documents to my students. If a doc is open, I get and error, which allows me to manually save and close the doc (thx to Debug), and continue on. I would like to automate this, but Word seems to make things a tad difficult by opening each doc in a separate instance. I can get one instance and its doc, but if it is not the one I need, I cannot save and close it. I found how to get the other instances, but I have not found how to check each instance to see if the doc which it opened is the one I want.

I used ZeroKelvin's UDF in (Check if Word instance is running), which I modified a little bit...

I have used .sort_values(by = ['Tag']) it gets the work done but it doesn't sort based on the index and when I used .sort_index it works but again the tag gets jumbled. Any heads up, please.

This might be jumbled up so I'm going to discuss my whole set up accordingly as well as describe my goal.

I'm developing an api using Node.js/Express. I've integrated docker so that when anyone tries to run the application they'd only need to run the command docker compose up

The way the command is set up is via a dockerfile + docker-compose.yml

the docker-compose.yml contains the following

I am troubleshooting an issue that just came up while using Gorm. I had everything working great with my sqlite3 database and Go data models, but then when I had some issues with dependencies not 'go get'ing in the build environment, so I tried copying/deleting some packages from the vendor folder, re 'go get'ing until I got the build working... But now when I compile and run in my own machine, Im getting issues I never had before.

When I attempt something like this (configID is already checked to ensure it has a valid entry):

I am trying to sort strings and integers together from two text files. This is to replicate the structure of game high-score boards, where a player's name and position correlates to their high score. I am using Python to sort through two text files, one with player names, and one with player scores. They are named "players.txt" and "scores.txt", respectively. However, whenever I sort the information together, my list of integers is correct, but the names get jumbled, and have no (apparent) order to them. Does anyone know my error?

Here is my code:

I was thinking of using BeautifulSoup but I'm not that good.

Basically, this is the page with Egyptian translations:

https://mjn.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/egyptian/texts/corpus/pdf/

It's very basic, you have many link with PDFs and each link has a name.

Since the PDFs themselves are named with a jumble of numbers, I'd like to attach the correct name to the PDFs (i.e. the link name. Not sure if I can leave the commas in the names though).

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Forgot to add my code:

I want to load two functions which are in two different files. Function B depends upon function A to be available.

Usually I would simply order the files in a way that they get loaded sequentially. But, I am a WordPress developer and there are third party JavaScript "optimization" plugins around that sometimes jumble the the ordering around and let my scripts fail.

A Stackoverflow expert wrote me to "resolve it from the code that defines the object", but it seems promises are to me like the movie Tenet. All looks logical in a way, but as soon as I want to think it through, I can't come up with a logical solution.

The following solution works only if the two get loaded in the right order, but it will not work the other way around.

I need a function that resolves a JavaScript promise as soon as an object is defined.

I'm a WordPress plugin developer and I face the problem that I have no control over where my code is placed in the website (some third party JavaScript "optimization" plugins even can jumble the code around). And I don't have control over the objects I am trying to check. In the example of jQuery, my code could be placed above or below jQuery, and my code depends on jQuery.

I imagine the following:

I understand that regex is a possibility, but I'd like to edit a lot of things at once. Minimalizing chaining. It just doesn't look to great in code.

for example,
Let's say the alphabet is jumbled up.
A would be E
B would be H
E would be D

How would I change ABE into EHD using a minimal amount of functions? To be crystal clear, I have an object with this jumbled up alphabet.

TL;DR:

Best way to bulk-update letters in a string to their assigned counterparts?