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I have a list of URLs that I would like properly ordered under their root domain headings.

The row data is currently scrambled with URLs under the wrong domain names as well. Here’s the example sheet.

Is there a formula that can fix all this?

I am new to web development and I apologize to maybe confusing class names but I managed to scramble this simple menu. It works fine when window is wide and tall enough to fit everything.

I want to achieve the following:

My topnav is always fixed on the page and additional overlay menu opens when MENU icon is activated, I want my overlay menu to take all of the remaining space bellow my fixed topnav and have an overflow when needed and there is no enough space to display all and it works to some extent. But when you zoom in it or if there were a lot of items listed it doesn't display all of them and I can't get to the bottom link but it does when I remove my topnav which I need fixed to the top. I tried many things but I can't get it to work. I would like a CSS solution if possible.

Thanks in advance

Context: this is part of a program I am making that builds a form with Tkinter that respects a specific json schema.

It works recursively and build_dict_form in called every time an "object" type (that actually corresponds to the dict type in python) is encountered in the schema. build_rec_form will call another function to complete that part of the form.

Please take a look at the lines of code written below. It's too slow to pass the last test(long string). Is it a bad idea to iterate over each element in the array in this case? Is it the main cause responsible for slowing down the execution when dealing with long string?

The question to solve is described as follows:

Complete the function scramble(str1, str2) that returns true if a portion of str1 characters can be rearranged to match str2, otherwise returns false. This is the link to the question

I want to handle files in a cross-platform application using wxWidgets 3.1. I rely on some functions that only accept the file name as an std::string.

On Windows, I can simply use wxString::ToStdString() and everything is fine.

On Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS), the conversion fails and returns an empty string when there are "special" characters in the file name or path (e.g., the default downloads directory on a French Ubuntu "Téléchargement").

When I specify the following converter explicitly on Linux, the conversion succeeds: std::string str = wxs.ToStdString(wxMBConvUTF8());

But this does not work on Windows and scrambles the "special" characters.

I guess, I could write platform-dependent code to deal with this, but that defeats the purpose of the toolkit.

I have done quite a bit of research on this but I am utterly confused now. I thought wxString uses std::string under the hood in a Unicode wxWidgets build (which I am using)? Why is this (apparently) platform-dependent? What am I missing?

Here is a minimal example that will pop up three messageboxes: The first one shows the wxString correctly, the second one shows no string (because the conversion fails), the third one shows the string once the conversion is done explicitly. On Windows, the first two boxes show the string correctly and the last one shows the wrong characters for the two 'é'.

How can I toggle 'Read more'/'Read less' using the following code?

I have large files that each contain many lines, some lines are prefixed with series of characters, for example:

There is a table Account_info.

i am looking for a way to resize all images in an existing markdown file e.g. i want all pictures to have a max width of 80% of the textblock width and have all the images centered and bordered. How do I do this and is there a way to customize borders, e.g. colors and width of that border?

This is an example of my markdown file: