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I want to have a Chat-like simple UI where the chats can scroll & 2 buttons are at the end.

Currently, it looks like:

Full reproduction → https://play.tailwindcss.com/mKgRCKKVBq

The code looks like:

I like to keep track of Massachusetts lottery results (make sure the results are really random). I can bring up the page of results in any browser and copy-paste the lines of text, and run the text through a filter written in php or gawk to extract the numbers for each date. But I thought it would be nicer to automate the process using phantomJS to get the dates and numbers directly from the DOM.

I haven't been able to make this work because the elements containing the results do not appear to be in the DOM accessible through phantomJS. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong (I probably am) or if it's a problem with phantomJS (which I know is no longer maintained). But I also tried using the example of rendering a URL to a .png image directly from the Page Loading example in the quickstart, and the image came out as just background color with no text, so I'm thinking it's a problem with phantomJS. Or does that example need some extra code to wait for all the included scripts to complete?

Here is the example javascript with the URL in question and image filename hardwired:

I have a table and wish to find specific rows by inserting a variable such as /tr[i]/ where i is the row I'm after.

If I hardwire the element in my code, it works fine:

Need help with a for-loop. I have something like this which I want to simplify:

Here are the issues (mostly fixed now):

1. Position of scanf for operator shouldn't matter in this particular code but apparently it does when it is written after prompts to scan the numbers.
2. Case '/' gives 0.00 as an output every time even though the logic seems correct to me.
3. The purpose of scanning operator before numbers was that if the user chooses a different operator than the ones hardwired in the program, the program would simply return an error message instead of making the user type in values of the numbers and then get the error message through switch case. But I can't figure out how to do that.

Here's the fixed code:

Haskell lists are constructed by a sequence of calls to cons, after desugaring syntax:

I am writing a Python Script to fully boot up a handful of ESXI hosts remotely, and I am having trouble with determining when ESXI has finished booting and is ready to receive commands send over SSH. I am running the script on a windows host that is hardwired to each ESXI host and the system is air-gapped so there is no firewalls in the way and no security software would interfere.

Currently I am doing this: I remote into the chassis through SSH and send the power commands to the ESXI host - this works and has always worked. Then, I attempt to SSH into each blade and send the following command

esxcli system stats uptime get

The command doesn't matter, I just need a response to make sure that the host is up. Below is the function I am using to send the SSH commands in hopes of getting a response

I feel I have a simple question, but I cannot get my code to work. In short, I want the condition statement in a subset() function to be a string. This mostly works, except for the logical operator. So I would want something like this;

I am developing a 3D game with a custom chat console using Unity and UFPS, https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/game-toolkits/ufps-ultimate-fps-106748

Everything is working, but running on Android TV with a joystick, keyboard and mouse we want to control which input affects what.

So we want the dialog to only be able to interact with the mouse. and the joystick to only interact with the game/player.

Original the mouse was controlling the players looking, and able to select the dialog. I was able to disable the mouse from controlling the player by,

Unity menu, Edit, Project Settings, Input

Then finding the "Mouse X" and Mouse Y" input events and renaming the ones with the mouse input to "Mouse XX", and leaving the joystick axis events for "Mouse X" so the joystick can still control the players looking.

Now I am having the opposite issue, the joystick and the arrow keyboard keys are toggling the selection in the dialog, and the joystick button/space key trigger selection in the dialog. I want to disable this so only the mouse can interact with the dialog and the joystick on controls the player movement.

I tried changing the Input for "Horizontal" "Vertical" by renaming to "Horizontal xxx". This works, but then the joystick is also not controlling the player movement. So how can I make these separate events. I cannot find any code listening to "Horizontal" or "Vertical" events, these seem to be hardwired in Unity some how??