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I have multiple images on my website with some text about each image.

So I am trying to read in book information to store, I have the parts to parse through my char array and store in information properly done, but I can only ever read the first line of the files.

I have this separated into two parts(for this), input.c is what handles actually getting and returning the line, and catalog.c is where the file was opened and is what calls the input function. And I do not have access to getLine on my machine.

catalog

I am trying to load a class from target Jar, I saw some examples and tried to replicate, but unfortunately i couldn't.

What am I doing wrong here:

According to Apple's Reference manual for TrueType font files, there are 45 different types of font tables. Checking those ttf I have installed on my system, I have acertained that the number of tables actually present in those files ranges from 12 to maximum 22 font tables per file.

Looking further at the structure of a true type font file, it start with this information:

uint32 scaler type A tag to indicate the OFA scaler to be used to rasterize this font; see the note on the scaler type below for more information.
uint16 numTables number of tables
uint16 searchRange (maximum power of 2 <= numTables)*16
uint16 entrySelector log2(maximum power of 2 <= numTables)
uint16 rangeShift numTables*16-searchRange

which gives reason to believe there would be a common need for the precalculated, but yet totally imho redudant fields rangeShift, entrySelector, searchRange. It even states them to be employed for binary searching of the list of font tables:

The entries for searchRange, entrySelector and rangeShift are used to facilitate quick binary searches of the table directory that follows (source https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6.html)

A valid reason to even consider adding those fields, which could anyway be calculated on the fly from numTables would be indeed that there is a large number of font tables.

My question is therefore, if despite my testing there exist indeed occasions in which true type fonts are reasonably to be expected to have a larger (e.g. >1000) number of tables, which would imply the question if it is at all possible that any of the 45 different type of font tables can occure multiple times?

The tables it listed are the following.

1. The 'acnt' (accent attachment) table
2. The 'ankr' (anchor point) table
3. The 'avar' (axis variation) table
4. The 'bdat' (bitmap data) table
5. The 'bhed' (bitmap font header) table
6. The 'bloc' (bitmap location) table
7. The 'bsln' (baseline) table
8. The 'cmap' (character code mapping) table
9. The 'cvar' (CVT variation) table
10. The 'cvt ' (control value) table
11. The 'EBSC' (embedded bitmap scaling control) table
12. The 'fdsc' (font descriptor) table
13. The 'feat' (layout feature) table
14. The 'fmtx' (font metrics) table
15. The 'fond' (font family compatibility) table
16. The 'fpgm' (font program) table
17. The 'fvar' (font variation) table
18. The 'gasp' (grid-fitting and scan-conversion procedure) table
19. The 'glyf' (glyph outline) table
20. The 'gvar' (glyph variation) table
21. The 'hdmx' (horizontal device metrics) table
22. The 'head' (font header) table
23. The 'hhea' (horizontal header) table
24. The 'hmtx' (horizontal metrics) table
25. The 'just' (justification) table
26. The 'kern' (kerning) table
27. The 'kerx' (extended kerning) table
28. The 'lcar' (ligature caret) table
29. The 'loca' (glyph location) table
30. The 'ltag' (language tag) table
31. The 'maxp' (maximum profile) table
32. The 'meta' (metadata) table
33. The 'morx' (extended metamorphosis) table
34. The 'name' (name) table
35. The 'opbd' (optical bounds) table
36. The 'OS/2' (compatibility) table
37. The 'post' (glyph name and PostScript compatibility) table
38. The 'prep' (control value program) table
39. The 'prop' (properties) table
40. The 'sbix' (extended bitmaps) table
41. The 'trak' (tracking) table
42. The 'vhea' (vertical header) table
43. The 'vmtx' (vertical metrics) table
44. The 'xref' (cross-reference) table
45. The 'Zapf' (glyph reference) table

It seems that the "font tables" allow any random "extension" among them, as for instance there is a font table labeled FFTM, which

"[...] is unique to FontForge. It contains three timestamps: First FontForge's version date, then when the font was generated, and when the font was created. I describe its format here."

https://fontforge.github.io/TrueOpenTables.html

Still even those occasional added tables like FFTM would not seem to merit the fields searchRange etc.

Is there a way to load the files into the Zip from given url?

like this:

I keep getting this error:

s4s-elt-must-match.1: The content of 'tvshow' must match (annotation?, (simpleType | complexType)?, (unique | key | keyref)*)). A problem was found starting at: element.

This is my XML:

I'm testing my view for handling invalid form data. In my test case I'm submitting form with missing field and expect view to handle it by displaying error message. Here is a relevant snippet from clean in my form:

I'm trying to learn Angular by doing some projects. One of them is Reader.

I have 3 components: Bookshelf, Book and Chapter. When I retrieve data from a json file, in BookComponent, the *ngFor displays all the books, but I need to display only the data for selected/clicked book. My code looks like this:

bookshelf.component.html