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trying to find xpath string expressions to extract all Option nodes with values along with descendants such as //Option/VolatilityAndVarianceResults. This //* does not work...

• //* selects all elements in the document.
• //Option/VolatilityAndVarianceResults selects all VolatilityAndVarianceResults elements that are children of Option elements, anywhere in the document.

To select all Option elements with at least one VolatilityAndVarianceResults child element, use:

To add up 2 arrays that are 1-dimensional you can do the following mathematical trick and multiply an array of your 4 arrays with an Array(1, 1, 1, 1) using the WorksheetFunction.MMult method which results in the sum of that 4 arrays (due to matrix multiplication rules):

Check this article if you want to build an angular library/package.

You should be able to export your interface in the interface_api.ts file. Note that with this trick, you need to import your interface definition in your modules/components/services. But the advantage is that your feature modules will depend on library and thus features modules will be reusable in other projects.

So this way you can import your interface definition from a library (angular package) without the need of relying on folder structure in your project.

Hope it can help you.

You would pass variables like this:

You were using reduce wrong. Take a look at this and if you have any questions ask.

Your kernel likely isn't compiled with BPF support (my 4.15 Raspbian isn't). You can check that with the following steps:

it looks like you stored the whole server response in socials variable.

so you need to access the data like this:

Just have your textblocks created in a list. So, you can manipulate easily with indexed forloop.

This is a consistent problem with deserializing Jackson-serialized objects with enableDefaultTyping(), mapper.enableDefaultTyping(ObjectMapper.DefaultTyping.OBJECT_AND_NON_CONCRETE), or mapper.enableDefaultTyping(ObjectMapper.DefaultTyping.NON_CONCRETE_AND_ARRAYS).

The root cause seems to be that Jackson simply doesn't understand its own wrapper syntax generated from these options. After much experimentation, Jackson was only able to deserialize the object hierarchy (from the question) it had serialized if the objects were annotated with @JsonType.

In the case shown in the question, the interface IHeader can be annotated as: