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I'm trying to make subsequent API calls to get infos about some financial indexes.. After each call, I want to update de indexObject so it has all the data from all the indexes I stored on the indexes array. The problem is, each time setIndexObject is called it overwrites the object, loosing the previous value even when i use the spread operator.

I've been struggling to understand how Apache FOP handles Hebrew, and potentially other rtl scripts.

When generating a document it appears to still leave the content as being left aligned including bullet points:

I previously worked with Ibex in .Net which handled this FO file as expected:

I had a look at some previous questions such as FOP apache - support Hebrew letters which helped find some of the Java/FOP specific changes needed and some routes I tried. The reference docs here https://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/2.2/complexscripts.html also had info on some tags to add which didn't fix the issue, so I am hoping I just missed something obvious rather than this just not being possible in FOP.

Here's a stripped back FOP I used in both processors with some Lorem Ipsum text:

I made the original post below but think the question can be made more general.

I installed a c++ library called ibex. It contains a file ibex.h and a subfolder ibex, and the subfolder contains more header files that are called by ibex.h. Both ibex.h and the subfolder are located in /usr/local/include. I have confirmed this is in my standard system directory.

I'm trying to run the example code from ibex's website below called foo.cpp

I am trying to scrape the data for this link: page.

If you click the up arrow you will notice the highlighted days in the month sections. Clicking on a highlighted day, a table with initiated tenders for that day will appear. All I need to do is get the data in each table for each highlighted day in the calendar. There might be one or more tenders (up to max of 7) per day.

Table appears on click

I have done some web scraping with bs4, however I think that this is a job for selenium (please, correct me if I am wrong) with which I am not very familiar.

So far, I have managed to find the arrow element by XPATH to navigate around the calendar and show me more months. After that I try clicking on a random day (in below code I clicked on 30.03.2020) upon which an html object called: "tenders-table cloned" appears in the html on inspect. The object name stays the same no matter what day you click on.

I am pretty stuck now, have tried to select by iterate and/or print what is inside that object table, it either says that object is not iterable or is None.

I want to use riscv-gcc to implement an Ibex (RISCV core) example on an Arty-A7 but I haven't been able to build it properly. It's been failing after the 'make' phase. It seems to have something to do with zlib however I'm not so sure since this is the first time I'm building anything from source. I got the source from https://github.com/riscv/riscv-gcc

I've configure it executed make as

What is the best way to parse an API response from HTML into react native?

An example of a string I get back from the API is:

<> "description_html": "

This warm and welcoming home offers six sizable bedrooms and three full bathrooms. Step inside to a beautiful interior, featuring hardwood flooring and elegant chandeliers. You'll love cooking in the open concept kitchen that's equipped with stainless steel appliances and tons of storage space. There's the added convenience of in-unit laundry. Even better, enjoy a lush backyard, providing a calm hideaway where you can relax and decompress after a busy day. Parking spaces available on a first come first serve basis.

This home boasts an ideal location in Rainier Valley. It's a short walk to Safeway for groceries and Walgreens is a quick drive down the road for other necessities. There are plenty of dining options in the area including Cafe Ibex, Pho Bac, and Emerald City Fish & Chips. Spend the afternoon outdoors at Mt. Baker Beach or York Park. It's only a few miles from downtown where you'll find Pier 55 and the Seattle Aquarium. Getting there is also easy with access to the I-5 and the Light Rail nearby.

I’ve created helm chart which is working as expected, however I want to change the names of the deployed application currently for each deployment I got different (random) name and I want it to be a fixed name, how can I do that?

This is the helper

I have made a script in node for web scraping a page periodically as a job and save the data as a object in MongoDB. I need to execute the function every 5 - 15 seconds more or less. However, my code has a bad performance for the moment, could you give some advices or any help?

I'm trying to web scraping a page with cheeriosJS to get some information. The thing is that I need a each loop to overwrite a variable and push that variable to an empty array. Although I'm doing the web scraping correctly (each loop i get a different object), when i print the array once the loop has finished, i'm getting an array with the same object repeated multiple times. What am i missing here?