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I just want to send an email to test the connection via Firebase Functions and AWS Simple Email Service (SES) from a verified domain and verified email addresses (still in sandbox). Therefore I installed node-ses and created the following code. I use vuejs for the webapp and nodejs.

I have a file called survey.txt in which I used cut -d, -f1 survey.csv to get the following result:

I have been creating a macro in excel that will pull information from an excel sheet and insert into a word document.

After much trial and error I have managed to get it to insert all the information I want but I am now stuck on changing the formatting of what is inserted.

After trying a number of different ways to change the formatting inside the macro (none of which worked) I settled on creating a number of functions in word VBA to make the formatting changes I wanted (I.E Change to a style, bold or format to bullet points). These functions work in word with zero problems. But whenever I call them from the excel macro I get a Run-time error '438' Object doesn't support this property or method. I double and triple checked I have the word object library ticked, at this stage I'm assuming I'm doing something an excel object doesn't like but for the life of me I can not figure out where the issues is.

Here is a small section of the excel macro, if I run it without calling the word function it works fine. I have tried putting the call inside a with wrdApp with no luck. I also tried pulling it outside of the with wrdDoc but that didn't work either.

I'm trying to make my bot kick all users with a specified role via a command. I don't recieve any error whatsoever, so I'm kind of clueless whatI should do. Here's my code:

so, me and one of my friends are making a Percy Jackson text adventure in Python (we are nerds), and I was trying to print " Well [PlayerName], this is Camp Half-Blood", but the result is: " Well , this is Camp Half-Blood!". Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? (The problem bit is at the bottom) (Please don't make fun of our group name)

This is my index.js where I try to refer SampleApp

So this function is supposed to add the product into a cart, but i've been getting the error

Too few arguments to function App\Http\Controllers\Shop\CartController::addToCart(), 0 passed in C:\xampp\htdocs\nerdS\vendor\laravel\framework\src\Illuminate\Routing\Controller.php on line 54 and exactly 1 expected

I tried changing key words here and there on my controller, but nothing seems to do it. This is the the controller:

I've been `getting syntax error, unexpected end of file (View: C:\xampp\htdocs\nerdS\resources\views\template.blade.php) for a while now, which sadly is stopping me from debugging other pages in my project. I can't seem to find any issues, and I'm still pretty new to Laravel, so I was hoping for a nudge in the right direction!

Here's the template.blade:

Hi fellow programmers and nerds!

When creating regular expressions Visual Studio, the IDE will highlight the string if it's preceded by a verbatim identifier (for example, @"Some string). This looks something like this:

(Notice the way the string is highlighted). Most of you will have seen this by now, I'm sure.

My problem: I am using a package acquired from NuGet which deals with regular expressions, and they have a function which takes in a regular expression string, however their function doesn't have the syntax highlighting.

As you can see, this just makes reading the Regex string just a pain. I mean, it's not all-too-important, but it would make a difference if we can just have that visually-helpful highlighting to reduce the time and effort one's brain uses trying to decipher the expression, especially in a case like mine where there will be quite a quantity of these expressions.

The question

So what I'm wanting to know is, is there a way to make a function highlight the string this way*, or is it just something that's hardwired into the IDE for the specific case of the Regex c-tor? Is there some sort of annotation which can be tacked onto the function to achieve this with minimal effort, or would it be necessary to use some sort of extension?

*I have wrapped the call to AddStyle() into one of my own functions anyway, and the string will be passed as a parameter, so if any modifications need to be made to achieve the syntax-highlight, they can be made to my function. Therefore the fact that the AddStyle() function is from an external library should be irrelevant.

If it's a lot of work then it's not worth my time, somebody else is welcome to develop an extension to solve this, but if there is a way...

Important distinction

Please bear in mind I am talking about Visual Studio, NOT Visual Studio Code.

Also, if there is a way to pull the original expression string from the Regex, I might do it that way, since performance isn't a huge concern here as this is a once-on-startup thing, however I would prefer not to do it that way. I don't actually need the Regex object.