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Request.BasicAuthentication should be False not True when using custom authentications.

And you don't need to set CustomHeaders.FoldLines as TIdHTTP already disables folding by default (it wasn't disabled by default at the time the other question was posted).

Otherwise, the rest of the code looks fine.

Though, I would suggest specifying TEncoding.UTF8 on the call to LoadFromStream()), eg:

There is a chapter in Spacy doc dedicated to matching based on rules. You can use Spacy to match spans based on "regex like" rules and also you can extend the pipeline to include your rules and for example recognize entities with names using your rules.

From docs:

Compared to using regular expressions on raw text, spaCy’s rule-based matcher engines and components not only let you find the words and phrases you’re looking for – they also give you access to the tokens within the document and their relationships. This means you can easily access and analyze the surrounding tokens, merge spans into single tokens or add entries to the named entities in doc.ents

As you can see in the following example taken from the documentation, it is very easy to define the rules using spacy's Matcher class and iterate over the results.

There are several points to fix:

• the is mixture of global variables and property, choose one an stick to it.

  • simple solution replace all this.player with player

• define the player variable before starting the quest. (since the quest tries to access the player variable)

  • simple solution move the player definition ontop on the quest definition this.plugins.get('rexquestplugin').

• The variable Connor is not defined

  • simple solution add var Connor; to your code

Here you can see this changes implemented:

I never really used rexquestplugin, but is sounded interesting so I checked it out.

Here the Documentation (it is not detailed, but might help clear up the code below)
The Demo on the Documentation Site helped me to understand the usage better, but it is not very clear.

So I wrote a small demo app, to answer the question "how would I solve your question, with the plugin?"
(btw.: You can execute the snippet below)

Use the example keyword and specify the example value using the YAML or JSON object syntax:

At the Python level, you could listen for events that modify the number of doors related to a room.

Suppose Your Dataframe name is Cars_df, grouping and taking maximum value should work, like below

You should be using a double filter here in this case. Use the below code and this should solve your ask.

The compiler is having issues with your print statement (which I determined by removing elements from the program until it worked). This is likely because it's struggling to figure out the type when using + to concatenate everything.

One option is to use a multi-line string literal: