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I made :wincmd h shortcut to h, and mapleader is to me

but When I do h, I feel quite long delay to execute this action,

so I searched commands about h by :map h and

I found that I have serveral commands start with h like below

Whenever I run this code, the first 3 work (and are here for context). After I clear the build folder the PS code copies the files, but it seems to be unable to resolve the folder as being the repository. Github Desktop is telling me that the folder I am looking for does not exist, while all this script does is remove the content of it...

I know its moving them correctly from the build folder to the other and both surely exist, but github desktop is showing me this

Additionally, Would it be possible to generate a commit and push from this command line, so I can redeploy and push in one go without needing to do that manually? (Or should I make a separate post for this?)

Well, I have written this simple program that, from a char array and a keyword, stores in another array the part of the string that begins with that keyword.

It works if i don't use any function to manipulate the array, but what i don't understand is why it doesn't work when it's manipulated through a function, there is no output from printf in this case.

Code that don't work:

I'm trying to evaluate some dynamic code with GHC.dynCompileExpr, as below.

I have the following code, which tries to compile and print a simple expression at runtime by calling the GHC API:

I'm working on a project that requires me to build a series of functions that use a moving kernel window to manipulate elevation data stored in a matrix.

My original question of how to optimize two nested for loops was answered here link. The solution involved parallelizing my code with Numba. When I tried to adapt another moving kernel window function to numba, I ran into an issue with numpy.gradient which is currently unsupported by numba. So I broke my function in two: A) a preprocessing function not in Numba and B) the main function written in Numba. I am now trying to get the function run with numba to work properly. I continue to get an error (shown below) and am now pretty frustrated after weeks scouring the stack exchange and internet for a solution.

Functions are shown below:

first function

I have an IQueryable Anonymous type being returned from a query, of the form:

EntityQueryable<<>f__AnonymousType1>

I'm trying to construct a class to accept this query result so I can manipulate it easily

I've just got this query working fine:

In some of my python packages, I specify additional packages required for development. I do this using the extras_requires functionality located in the setup.py file. Technically, these files are not required for an install, but they are required specifically for during development.

My problem is, that when I use the setup.py file and specify the "develop" flag, $ python setup.py develop, there's no way that I currently know to add additional packages to be installed by with pip in the "develop" versus a normal install mode.

So my question is, is there a way to denote additional packages that need to be installed when the command $ python setup develop is run, instead of the normal $ python setup install.

I'm specifically looking at the use case of a python Pelican blog, where I use a module called ghp-import to push to Github pages, which can be seen here.