zax | Machine emulator | Interpreter library
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Zax is a Java implementation of the Z-Machine. The Z-Machine is a virtual machine that runs programs written in Z-code, which includes all of Infocom's text adventures and a large number of text adventures and other programs written using the Inform compiler. Information about all of this is available at the Interactive Fiction Archive and the IFWiki. Zax is capable of running Z-code programs of versions 1 through 8, with the exception of version 6 programs. It complies with the Z-Machine standard v0.9 as specified by Graham Nelson (with a couple of exceptions; see below). It runs all of the non-graphical Infocom games except Beyond Zork (which exhibits some trouble with its on-screen map), and quite a lot of the more modern games written with Inform. Zax is written entirely in Java, and should run on any Java Virtual Machine of version 1.5 or higher. Please note that Zax is a Java application, not an applet, and is therefore not suitable for running in a browser. Zax was developed independently of ZPlet, which is a Java applet implementation of the Z-Machine released around the same time as Zax's first release (circa 1997).
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- Starts the loop
- Decodes the Z - String at the given address
- Tokenise a dictionary
- Decodes instructions
- Erase a window
- Set the text style
- Switches to current window
- Set the specified text style
- Read a line from the current screen
- Reads a line
- Set the current size of the screen
- Resize the TextScreen to fit
- Set the cursor position
- Set the menu event
- Returns the current position of the cursor
- Displays a string
- Print a newline
- Splits the screen
- Returns the size of the screen
- Read a single character from the current window
- Prints all the components in the tree
- Paints all the components in the view
- Prompts the user to create a filename
- Sets the character to use
- Show a status bar
- Prompt to create a Story file
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I have this data:
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Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 13:17To calculate a linear model, use the R-fucntion lm
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I want to scrap ticker symbol from the table and check for if certain keywords are present{"GD","Daily price"," TSI"} in the "final settlement price" row. In the table, there are multiple dynamic columns. Below is one example: I want to scrap ticker Symbol of "Ambuja Cements Futures" which is "ZACE" and store it in the list and also check if certain keywords are present in the "Final settlement Price" row.
Here is the HTML code for the ticker symbol row:
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Answered 2020-Jun-21 at 16:32The data in the table is loaded dynamically so BeautifulSoup doesn't see it. But you can use re
/json
/requests
module to get the data:
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Install zax
You can use zax like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the zax component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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