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Your case statement represents a latch because you do not assigh all its output in every branch of the statements. You have at least two other signals, carry and alu_out which make the latch. Is it a latch behavior that you need?

If you need a latch then

1. If you code a state device such as 'latch' you should use non blocking assignments <= for the outputs of the block.

2. So, you have to replace blocking assignment to non-blocking everywhere except when you assign to 'temp' and 'temp2'.

If you need a combinational logic than I suggest that you initialize everything upfront with default values.

You don't need to use Array#map at all; just use Array#some. This will return true the first time any regular expression matches, so you will not have to test all of them, which is very expensive.

My answer is basically a rehash of answers given here and here. You should specify a namespace with the prefix attribute (newer, more recommended method) or the xmlns declaration (equivalent; an older reminiscent of xhtml). For Opengraph metatags, however, you may choose to omit the prefix/declarations as Opengraph (among others) is widely recognized:

RDFa users can use these prefixes without having the obligation of defining the prefixes in the HTML code

In spite of that, explicit is better than implicit, as they say in our profession. It is better to announce you are using Opengraph metatags then just use them and expect whoever reading the tags to infer that based on the experience that "oh, if I ever see the 'og' prefix, it probably stands for Opengraph" – although most people will do just that. The suggestion to declare a prefix is a very good one and you should follow it. One of the reasons is that it will make it easier to distinguish Opengraph 'og' tags than other, future 'og' tags that might be more popular in the future.

To conclude, you may choose any of the three methods: prefix, xmlns or nothing at all, with preference to the first.

Actually I get it done using the php class DOMDocument by getting all images in that page and then you can select what you want:

I have found out that since my box does not have leds it cannot find the file fd628 because it only exists on devices that has leds as I understand from here:

https://github.com/LibreELEC/linux_openvfd

So I tried to use a box with leds that I already have which is TX9 and this error did not show up and the box never stopped.

But still I do not know what is calling that fd628 file and I could not avoid that but at least I know why the app stops.