copycat | A novel implementation of the Raft consensus algorithm | Architecture library

First of all, you need to break this in two parts, since you want to replace every suitable element of the list by something, but you only want to add [Anne, do,you,know] once.

So you could define your predicate like this:

The callback associated with on_press is executed in a secondary thread so your implementation is updating the GUI from a secondary thread which Qt prohibits, instead you should use the signals as they are thread-safe.

It looks like HTML/CSS above is using float CSS property to achieve 3-column layout.

This is old and inefficient way (Flexbox is preferred for columns, Grid for more complex layouts).

The caveat with using float is that middle-column should not have width set to it and should have margin-left and margin-right which match left and right column sizes. Here's an example.

Your Animal.copy method is generic, suggesting that the caller can specify the type of animal they want... but your implementation isn't generic.

So for example, here's a slightly augmented and changed version of your code - note the change to the main method, which uses just Animal as the variable type, but specifies a type argument for the copy method:

You cannot use same ids for different elements so instead of id i have change that to html attributes i.e :data-id .Then , when you select any option from select-box only divs which are inside form should change not others which are added dynamically so use $(this).closest("form").. to make change inside form htmls . Lastly ,these elements are created dynamically so use $(document).on('change', 'select[name="tpl"]',...

Also, your copycat function is copying entire div so next time if you press + it will show 2 copy of select and so on .To fix this use $('.copycat form:first')....

Demo Code :

This is not a complete answer, but most of your file seems to look correct when it is un-escaped and printed out. For example, simply copy-pasting from your decoded.txt file into a python REPL and printing it out produces:

No you can never approach that kind of pretty formatting using tabs merely.

Sticking to printf, you could use %*s format that specifies space occupation. It requires an extra number argument before the string. A positive number means right-aligned, and negative number means left-aligned. For example:

A delegate is a type, you need to declare a property of that type:

You're retrieving the user mention with let yeet = message.mentions.users.first();, you have to retrieve the guild member object in order to call addRole();

So all you have to is simply change:

let yeet = message.mentions.users.first();

to

let yeet = message.mentions.members.first();