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Just to address your attempt, the correct syntax for that would be

if (a == b || a == c || a == d || a == e || a == f || a == g || a == h || a == i) ....

But depending on your use case, it's probably advisable to loop over the array instead.

What is happening in your code:

You have an object coord. You are pushing its reference to the array, in each iteration. All your array elements point to coord. You are changing the properties of the object coord again in turn changing your array elements.

Apparently all you have to do is to close out the file. It seems to only show when the file is opened.

Perhaps a later version of Visual Studio can make this warning behave more consistently with a standard warning in VS. Really it behaves very much like a refactoring / code cleanup suggestion (which commonly has a grey, squiggly line), rather than an actual warning. It's like it's just been mislabeled in development or whatever. However the good thing is that as long as the file is closed, it doesn't pollute the build or the errors window with warning messages.

this in your code is not what you expect it to be. If block1 etc are local variables, reference them without this.. If they are members of your encapsulating object, change your callback function to use arrow syntax to let this reference your object: document.addEventListener('keydown', event => { /*...*/ })

I believe this comes close to what you were after.

Two adjustments:

1. changed widget positioning to absolute -- transforming with position: relative was repositioning the widgets in an inconsistent manner.

2. had to adjust the translate -- I'm no expert with this library but it looks like the nativeElement transform properties are set relative to the position of the drawer option the user selects (the NOTE vs COLUMN options in your example). If you add more options you might have to adjust x,y for each depending on where the option is in the drawer space.

Hope this helps and cheers!

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-drag-drop-tsts-7uob2y?file=src%2Fapp%2Fshared%2Fcomponents%2Fwidgets%2Fcomponents%2Fboard%2Fboard.component.ts

It is almost impossible to archive unless you enable RDP (which is very hard to archive if it was not the intention of the programmer).

You probably have screw-up the board design. You should have pull-up resistors on the debug lines and NRST connected to the programmer.

If you do not have NRST available simple solder the wire to the NRST, and when the programming probe connects to the uC, connect it to the GND.

If the NRST line is connected to the programmer you need to select nn the configuration "Connect under Reset"

You have two options to do what you are searching for, that is adding tests from one Test Plan to another:

1. Create a Filter that will have all the tests that you want to add and then add those using the Add Tests option like below:
2. Add those tests to a Test Set and then add the Tests to the Test Plan through the Test Set, like below:

I assume you are iterating over some database where in each iteration you are getting the nested list you have mentioned above.

Here you have, for the person 'Val Guene', total 9 jobs and 3 'University' so, for having both single 'experience' and single 'University' in a row, it wouldn't make sense.( as for like 'Senior Associate' which 'University' you will choose.) what you can do is use one of these to create a dataframe.

So let's use 'Experience'

let our this nested list be denoted by variable list1 then,

list1[0] :- 'name of person'

list1[1] :- 'tag/current job'

list1[2] :- 'Experience'

list1[3] :- 'University'

where,

The first thing to know about jQuery .clone() is that it creates new DOM elements from some existing ones.

That implies the same rules as any other dynamically created elements:

• Do not use ids
• Delegate event handlers

Additionnally, the cloned set of elements cannot be appended multiple places... So, to use it as a templating trick, you have to clone twice. Once on page load (to save them before any change occurs) and once again when appending somewhere.