mw | Simulation scripts for matching weights

To align the columns, set font of each button to "Courier" (or another monospaced font). There are at least two ways to do this:

1. when creating the button
2. assign the button to a variable and then call configure on it.

The original functions are curried twice with an argument value: once with store, and the second time with a callback function dispatch, which through reduceRight is a function that refers to the next curried function in the array.

So f* should be functions that take two arguments: the object that plays a role (for anything you want), and the callback function to be called next. The exception to this rule is the last function: it doesn't get a second argument.

Here is an example for those functions:

Just because the element is scrollable doesn't mean you actually need to scroll to get the data. It's generally only for JS-driven, dynamic feeds that you need to mess with scrolling.

In this case, the data is available statically, so unless you're using Puppeteer for some other reason, you could just do this with a simpler and probably faster Axios/Cheerio combo.

Even better is to use Wikipedia's API rather than scraping the data. If you do scrape, please respect their limits for robots.

Continuing on with Puppeteer, Wikipedia has odd page structures that don't nest sections. After selecting #Notes_et_références, you can pop up to the parent

After much work and going through the code section by section commenting it out to see if it made a difference I have found the issue.

Buried deep inside the the code for the hidden window (4 calls to functions down the line) I found that the EventHandler() was also raising a listener for

What am I doing wrong?

U-Boot almost always assumes hexadecimal values for command arguments, so using the 0x... prefix is actually superfluous. AFAIK there is no way to input decimal values.

It seems that calling aqt._run(*args, exec=False) returns a QApplication object - but without starting its event-loop. To manually process pending events, you could therefore try calling app.processEvents().

From the comments, it appears the exact solution is as follows:

As I noted yesterday, you appear to have used the Google .proto processing tools (protoc), but are using protobuf-net; if you want to use protobuf-net, similar command-line/IDE/build/etc tools exist that are compatible with the protobuf-net library, or you can use https://protogen.marcgravell.com/ for ad-hoc usage (to avoid having to install anything). Alternatively: continue using the Google schema tools, but use the Google library. Basically: they need to match.

The only minor gotcha here is that protobuf-net does not currently have explicit inbuilt support for DoubleValue; for reference: this can be considered as simply:

You did everything right by mimicking what this thread advocates for, i.e. using an enrich processor to join data from the magnitude_type index into the new_index.

Now you simply need to flatten down the matched magnitude object using another processor called rename and also remove the temporary result object from the enrich processor, like this:

In some of the last updates this has been fixed. Sans fonts are back.