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When i = 315 (the last pass when i <= 315) then

Your problem arises due to different encodings when saving and reading the file. Generally if applicable, you should aim to always encode text files with UTF-8. This requires you to use a text editor that allows specifying the encoding the file should be saved with. Most code editors and IDEs do allow this. Even with Window Notepad you can explicitly specify the Encoding in the File > Save as... dialog.

Alternatively, you can enter your non-ASCII characters in the string with a Unicode escape sequence \uxxxx where xxxx is the hexadecimal value of the character's unicode code point (e. g. \u015f for ş). You'd need to individually look up the code point per character, either just with google or tools like the windows character map.

content inside Post() function will return undefined as the object returned from your api call has no property content (your function is using object destructuring).
You have to iterate through posts key that is the array of posts :

It would be interesting to know what exact error you get.
I assume the ComboBoxItem.Content returns null. The item containers are rendered (generated) after the ComboBox is opened. Only the data items exist at this moment. So opening the drop down the first time all item containers are null and about to be rendered.

Anyway, the following simplified version of your code will very likely fix your problem:

TekerDisabler.cs

The backreference has to match the same thing that the capture group matched. So the first regexp will match

For adding an image you need to create an instance of PhotoImage with the file path to your picture. Then when you want to map the picture you have several options of widgets which could contain images but I'd recommend using Label in this case. So create an instance of Label with the keywords you like and set image=. Make sure you don't just have the PhotoImage instance on a temporary variable. So i.e. when you are doing all this inside a class you can make the PhotoImage variable a class variable. Otherwise, you can make it a sub variable of your Label widget. In the end, it is your own choice. For your images you're then limited to .png, .pkg, .gif (not moving as far as I know) and a bit more (look that up at effbot.org). You can also use .bmp but then you will need to use BitmapImage instead of PhotoImage. A little Example:

I have come across this same issue in the past. Here is the solution. You may need to restart your machine several times to clear all the errors.

Solution:

If you want to block people from creating any new nodes under the Parça and Sarf items, then only show the EKLE menu options when the user right-clicks on the nodes that you want them to be added to.

Firstly, you need to be able to distinguish between folder items and normal ones, which means you need to define your types...

java.io.FileInputStream javadoc states :

FileInputStream is meant for reading streams of raw bytes such as image data. For reading streams of characters, consider using FileReader.

java.io.FileOutputStream javadoc states something similar enough :

FileOutputStream is meant for writing streams of raw bytes such as image data. For writing streams of characters, consider using FileWriter.

One of main differences between FileInputStream/FileOutputStream and FileReader/FileWriter is that the first provides methods to manipulate bytes while the latter provides methods to manipulate characters.

In your example, as you copy a file content into another file, manipulating char or byte doesn't make a big difference.
In your case, a FileInputStream or a BufferedInputStream seems even more appropriate.

But if you use a stream to read/write characters from/into String instances, using FileReader/FileWriter eases really the things and make things clearer.
Besides, you could also wrap FileReader/FileWriter into a BufferedReader/BufferedWriter and benefit from efficient reading/writting of characters, arrays, and lines.