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I want to change Kernel configuration.

I have my own layer created and inside my layer I have a _%.bbappend file which directly targets the recipe linux-ti-staging.bb (link). This recipe builds my kernel:

Goal:

I'm trying to write a function that accepts a time_t as a parameter and returns a different formatted string by comparing with current time. The data being passed into a function is specifically a st_atim.tv_sec.

Code:

Getting the current mouse pointer position in Python is trivial, through the use of the Windows API ctypes libraries. However, it seem that taking the step from the mouse pointer's screen position position (x,y), to get the current text cursor position of the current terminal window, seem a huge difficulty.

In addition it makes it worse that the programmer community keep confusing mouse pointer position with text cursor position. Historically there never was a mouse "cursor" so when people are saying "cursor", they should mean text cursor, and not the other way around. Because of this error, Stackoverflow is full of questions and answers, relating to "cursor", but seemingly none relates to getting the terminal shell's current character position. [The cursed cursor!]

To get the relative mouse pointer position:

I'm just doing some testing with windows-curses (2.3.0) and I was using this code and it gave me an error. The code and error are below.

Code:

I'm learning Java right now and I've never used switch statements before. I tried to enter a simple charmed quiz, but something in the switch statement isn't working.

I've tried putting text at various points in the program to test if the program every reaches that code. I have a good response inside the actual switch, so If I answer Question 1 wrong the text prompt will show up. But any later than inside the switch statement and none of my scoring output appears until all iterations of the for loop are complete. I have tried moving the "correct/incorrect" output to various points and none of them seem to work.

For some style in my console applications, I'll often have a string print out one character at at time using code like this:

I am trying to create a window and print some text to it using ncurses but I am just getting a blank screen. I believe that printw() is not working because I was able to open a working window with the same functions in the same order in a different program.

I’m making a nextcord bot and I want to implement a filter for swear/curse words. I want all those words in an array which is assigned to a variable (i.E. badwords). My problem is that it says "invalid syntax". Can you help me with this?