Godspeed | Lightweight and Customizable React UI Component Library | Frontend Utils library

I am attempting to copy the functionality of the built-in property class / decorator; a very basic example of what I want to is this:

I am not able to extract string from JSON object in protractor in webstorm. I want value of statusCode i.e :200, The code I've tried for this mentioned below...

CODE IS :

For some reason I need to generate the regular expression from some arbitrary list by using alternations.

Let's say the user can input "cat", "dog" and "!@[]", it will generate "cat|dog|!@\\{\\}".

The problem is that, can I make the re to match the longest term when several of the inputs contain common prefix?

For example:

"god", "godspeed", "godzilla" will generate "god|godspeed|godzilla"

I want it to match the longest term if there are several matches. That is to match "godspeed" rather than "god" if I use re.finditer() to match the string "godspeeding"

I have tried in Python 3.7.1 and it seems it reports matches according to the order in the regular expression. If this is always true, I can just sort the input (wrt length) before converting them to regular expression.

However, I cannot find any documentation about this behavior and not sure if this will be unchanged in the future.

this is my table i try to insert data but its prevent to insert data in the database this is my insert query when run this query showing me Error like that

#1452 - Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails (godspeed.dev_phase_type, CONSTRAINT dev_phase_type_ibfk_1 FOREIGN KEY (phase_id) REFERENCES dev_phase (id) ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE)

this is my insert query when use this query data is not inserting database INSERT INTO dev_phase_type(abr, type) VALUES (' 111eeee',' ee')

I am facing a small difficulty in finding the best way to get nested relationships through two many-to-many many relationships.

I have 3 models: Article, Keyword and Subject with the following relationships:

Article <-> Keyword (many to many);

Article <-> Subject (many to many).

What I am trying to do is getting one subject's keywords based on all the subject's articles so I can display them as a bubble with scalable size.

The code so far:

The Beginning Elm - Let Expression page builds on the previous page, but it doesn't cover how to update the main function, written in forward function notation, which was:

The title may look inconclusive, but it's the same thing, it's just explained differently when talking about the Unity engine, just in case any Unity vets are to see my post.

In the Unity engine, there are certain methods that do specific tasks within a class, one of these is the Update() method, which loops for every frame (hence the loop expression in the title).

The idea is that I will have an expression inside this loop, waiting for the user to click a key, which would in turn toggle a boolean variable. I've tried to implement this in a number of different ways, but the way I'm doing it now seems the most promising.