gritty | web terminal emulator | Command Line Interface library
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kandi X-RAY | gritty Summary
Web terminal emulator. Based on node-pty and xterm.js.
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- Connect to a terminal terminal
- Terminal .
- Starts the server .
- Creates a Terminal .
- Create a terminal terminal .
- Entry point .
- connect to remote socket
- Terminal handler .
- Prints help .
- Check socket .
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Copylet text = "It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions, thoughCommunity Discussions
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QUESTION
I am trying to style what is to become a datepicker. The issue is that my header does not seem to fully allign with its container, so that there is some space between the header and the container border:
I know this is probably some nitty gritty detail I am missing out on, but maybe somebody can help me find it:
HTML:
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Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 15:46You could instead use box-shadow like this:
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So I'm fetching an API call which I'm then trying to iterate over in order to display as a list. My code so far is:
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Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 19:52I think the problem is with the way fetch api's promise is handled. .then((results) => console.log(results)) seems to return undefined and the following .then is receiving data as undefined. Please try like below and let me know if it works!
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I'm practicing web-scraping and trying to grab the reviews from the following page: https://www.yelp.com/biz/jajaja-plantas-mexicana-new-york-2?osq=Vegetarian+Food
This is what I have so far after inspecting the name element on the webpage:
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Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 23:40You could use json module to parse content of script tags, which is accessible by .text field
Here is the example of parsing all script jsons and printing name:
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I'm styling a MUI v5 Grid as follows:
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 15:58The direction prop of your Grid is only valid if the container prop is set to true, so add the missing container prop in your inner Grid. Internally, a container Grid has the display set to flex, and the direction is mapped to flex-direction, flex-direction is meaningless if the layout is not flex:
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Updated: I realize that in C I initialized the word counter 1. (I've tried to delete the inquiry but I was not allowed) :/
in order to try to learn to code I signed up for CS50 and on PSET2 there's an exercise called "Readability". I'm trying to recreate the program with JavaScript. According to the instructions provided the output of input should be 55 words but I'm getting 54.
My For Loop is iterating over each element of the array and if it finds a space, it will add 1 to the words counter (my guess is that it is not counting the last word because it ends with a ".")
However, my C program code seems to work fine.
JavaScript Code:
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Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 10:19If there is a single space in two text then word should be number of space + 1
e.g hello world so there is only 1 space so number of word will be 2
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Does anyone know why I can not find an error in my code ?! I would really appreciate it if you do, I am new to this and trying to learn but im getting really caught up in the nitty gritty of python! This is the error I am getting. I need to convert my old code in Visual Basic into Python, and when i did it, I do not get the Answer from a or b. This is my code in Visual Basic
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Answered 2021-Sep-17 at 20:45Here is the solution to your code:
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In R markdown equations, I need to make a curly lower case k, analogous to the curly lower case "l" generated by \ell. There are a few posts dealing with this, but very LaTex based. I can't find any posts on this issue with a solution for R markdown users who are unfamiliar with the nitty gritty of LaTex. I am using tinytex.
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Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 12:36There are numerous ways to achieve this.
PDF/LaTeX-only
If you need PDF output only you may use a LaTeX package that supports lowercase calligraphic letters in math mode, e.g. dutchcal.
Since this is not tex.stackexchange and you mention that you're not too familiar with Tex, I'm not going too much into detail. Here's a simple example of a PDF rmarkdown project:
Set up a file preamble.tex:
\DeclareMathAlphabet{\mathdutchcal}{U}{dutchcal}{m}{n}This ensures that dutchcal letters are used in math mode using
\mathdutchcal{}.Ensure that the content of preamble.tex is included in the tex file from which the PDF will be generated by setting up the yaml header of your .rmd file accordingly:
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I'm trying to write a macro that will expand this:
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Answered 2021-Aug-13 at 19:08The error message is not because you are matching the dot somehow wrong, but because you are not returning an expression. You want to return this:
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Hi folks. I'm working on a ggplot2 extension that will implement a new faceting method.
I don't want to get into the nitty gritty of the algorithm, but suffice it to say that I need to first compute some new columns for each row of the input data, and only then can I perform a compute_layout and map_data.
Of course, one option is to compute my new columns twice, once inside of compute_layout and once again inside of map_data, but this will be twice as expensive computationally, and just less elegant.
It seems that setup_params and setup_data are meant for this exact use case.
I'm creating a little reproducible example based off this great vignette.
I've just made a small modification that tries to add a hello column to the data using the setup_data function.
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Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 22:24TL;DR: set a new column in every list-element of data in the setup_data function.
It seems that setup_params and setup_data are meant for this exact use case.
That's right, but I get the impression from your question that some confusion exists about the order of operations of data ingestion. Facets and coordinates are part of the 'layout' of a plot. Before the layout is setup, layers setup their data (sometimes making a copy of the global data). Then, the layout can inspect the data and make adjustments (typically appending a PANEL column). If we inspect/print to console ggplot2:::Layout$setup, we see the following (comments by me):
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I have the following numeric data frame dataset:
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 22:43In base R, the issue with OP's 'lres' is that each element is a list element in the matrix. Instead of doing that, we could use
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