gollum | An n : m message multiplexer written in Go

This is driving me crazy, because it should be very simple and yet I can't seem to make it work. When I look at the documentation for Condor, I see that the condor_q command should return information in this format [Source]:

So i am asking this cause i am parsing some data, and i place it in an array called 'cards'. If i print_r($cards) my output will be this:

I'm building a custom search, as of now if I enter "The R" I get the result list with The Fellow ship of the Ring first, because the phrase "the ring" it's in its .text. I want The Return of the King to be first. Is there a way I can give more relevance to the .name field or sort the match array based on the name .field and the input text?

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i am pretty sure that my title maybe confused you but i have a question. simply i am parsing all the title names from the $url and then i print them...it works just fine Question: but what if i didn't want to show me the first title name and the third? Is it possible to right code to the foreach and say for example don't get the first[0] and the third[2] but take all the others title names. If yes or this is answered please redirect me cause i couldn't find something thanx.

This is my code below..

i don't know if my title is correct feel free to correct me, but i have a simple issue. My code is working fine and i am getting the results that i want, but i want them in an array. For example:[0] => Description: Sentinel. Winged Guardian cannot have restricted attachments. Forced: After an attack in which Winged Guardian defends resolves, pay 1 Tactics resource or discard Winged Guardian from play.

[1] => Description: Attach to a hero. Attached hero gains +1 Attack. Action: Pay 1 resource from attached hero's pool to attach Dunedain Mark to another hero.

This is my code:

I have an app where two different structs depend on a separate piece of data, and when I change that data, both structs need to know about the change. I think I could solve the problem with re-factoring, or with @EnvironmentObject, but I want to understand why this code does't work. In SceneDelegate.swift in an iOS project, set the contentView with let contentView = StateTestTopView() and then create a file with this code:

I want to match these strings with regex and take all the data between

This is my regex 101: https://regex101.com/r/w7et0M/2

Here is the code:

I would like to customize layout of a gollum wiki by:

1. moving sidebar to the left (it is on the right by default)
2. making the body of the page wider. Right now it takes slightly about a third of screen width and the text is really narrow.

I know that I am able to have a custom.css file in my repo that should load when I use the --css flag. However, I have no idea what to put in the file and looking at the css files in gollum repo has not proved helpful.

So basically, when we enter a list such as