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I have a plane class that stores a plane as

I'm adding React modules dynamically using System JS, and it works great!
Except if I try to use the react-router context from the loaded module.

"react-router-dom": "6.0.0-beta.0"

You can see in the react component explorer that there is definitely a component as an ancestor.
The routing works fine in the host application - it only breaks when called from a dynamically loaded component.

I'm a novice with React, so I could be making a wrong assumption of how the contexts are provided to deeply nested or dynamically loaded children.

Router is mounted here -
https://github.com/savantly-net/sprout-platform/blob/47cb99f7076bf6df09d9fec8e2d6c7ee78ce08af/frontend/apps/webapp/src/index.tsx#L204

Module is being loaded here -
https://github.com/savantly-net/sprout-platform/blob/47cb99f7076bf6df09d9fec8e2d6c7ee78ce08af/frontend/apps/webapp/src/features/plugins/AppRootPage.tsx#L84

The module element that throws the exception is here -
https://github.com/savantly-net/sprout-platform/blob/47cb99f7076bf6df09d9fec8e2d6c7ee78ce08af/backend/modules/forms/src/plugin/FormsRootPage.tsx#L47

I have made a kivy app and packaged it as an executable file but for some reason the executable is only opening for a split second then closing without showing anything. I am sure none of my code is flawed as it works when ran in my text editor, what can I do to fix this issue?

Spec file-

I have a csv that contains a lot of data. When I launch a webscrapping, I receive a:

I am using ngFor to iterate a collection of a specific type [Menu] in Angular 4.x

Then looping on a collection property of the menu object [menu.items]

Unfortunately the property is unknown in my IDE [Eclipse + Angular IDE] even though the Menu class defines the items property as an array of MenuItem.

Any thoughts?

Relevant class declarations -

I am having a problem converting an old project that uses savant2 template engine to plates template engine, I have gone through the platesphp documentation, and it is still confusing. The project in savant2 template is structured this way(example), first file

I don't know about you people but I love me some Gnuplot. Properly used, that software produces beautiful images, charming in their simplicity and clarity, that I am very fond of.

For no particular reason, one day I caught myself thinking how good would it be if I could create pictures of such cartoonish charm and vibrant clarity to go into my papers and personal scientific journal. So went head first into a batshit project to code a gnuplot-based molecule visualizer.

So far it is tailor made for my specific type of molecule. Basically covalently bonded atoms that form ligands, which themselves interact with some central metal ions via coordination bonds. I have managed to arrive at a pretty good working concept, pictured down below.

In it, the dotted lines denote a coordination bond with a metallic ion of Europium, colored in light cyan, the solid lines are covalent bonds between atoms. Red is oxygen, blue is nitrogen, white is hydrogen and grey is carbon. So far so good, seems pretty solid and very much in line with what I wanted.

So how do I do it, I hear you asking? Well that is pretty simple, actually. I plot things one at a time. First I plot the connectivity pattern of the dotted lines, like so:

Then I paint in the covalent bonds:

Each of the steps requires one or more separate files. The connectivity of each ligand is stored in a separate "bondfile" and the dotted conectivity pattern is in a file all of itself. The positions of the atoms with the color that they have is placed in yet another file. One for each ligand and one for the central metal.

Then I have a separate file for the atoms of the metal and of each ligand, where I say what color they are. The fact that the atoms are placed over the black dots is what gives the charming black layout around the points, otherwise they have no contour line.

The issue arises when you want to rotate the complex to get a better angle to save into the picture. In ordert o illustrate the problem I am going to show it in action with the picture of a single ligand. Let's take the bipyridine (the one with the nitrogens, there are two of them)

So here is a bipyridine in what I think is its optimal angle:

Now suppose we turn the bipyridine along the axis shown in the figure below.

Now the problem shows up. Because some atoms that should be in the behind plane are in fact in front of the entire thing, revealing that gnuplot actually don't have perspective. Or, at the very least, that it indeed have but I am using it incorrectly.

So far so good. I didn't expect it to have perspective automagically since this is not what it was originally made for. However, that means that gnuplot "splot" does a somewhat fake 3D plotting and that the actual relative positions of the points in space matters little.

So my question is, for all of you gnuplot/perspective savants out there:Is there a way to cleverly circumvent this limitation?

I am interested in any method, however involved it may be as long as it is feasible within the limitations of gnuplot itself.

I want to extract chapter of a book using python. I have tagged each book chapter indicating the start and the end of each chapter. The tag for the start of the chapter is [@introS] and the tag for the end of the chapter is [@introEnd@]. The goal of my code is to extract everything that is between the tags (which correspond to the text of each chapter) and ask the user to name each chapter and write to a file. However, when I print the result of my match the whole text is printed. This code only works if the start tag and the end tag are separated by lines.

example of input:

Par suite des contes pseudonymes dont on vient de parler, feu M. John Ballantyne, éditeur $des ouvrages de Walter Scott, a soutenu une discussion avec son confrère de Londres, chacun $d'eux soutenant que son Jedediah Cleishbotham était le vrai Simon Pure. $CHAPITRE PREMIER. $[@introS] C'est aux moines qu'on doit la superstition, $La nuit des préjugés et des erreurs grossières $Qui couvrit si longtemps les siècles de nos pères. $- Je bénis comme vous la bienfaisante main $Qui de tous ces fléaux purgea le genre humain : $Mais sur les moines seuls en rejeter la cause, $C'est à quoi ma raison trop fortement s'oppose. $Je croirais aussi bien que Molly Warburton, $Traversant cette nuit les airs sur un bâton, $Causa l'orage affreux qui gronda sur nos têtes. $Ancienne comédie. $E village auquel le manuscrit du bénédictin donne le nom $de Kennaquhair porte la même terminaison celtique qu'on $trouve dans Traquhair, Caquhair, et d'autres mots com $posés. Le savant Chalmers" prétend que le mot quhair $- signifie les sinuosités d'une rivière; et les nombreux $détours que fait la Tweed près de ce village rendent l'étymologie $assez vraisemblable[@introEnd@]. [@introS]Longtemps Kennaquhair a été céièbre par le $superbe monastère de Sainte-Marie, fondé par David I", roi d'Écosse, $sous le règne duquel s'élevèrent aussi les couvents non moins riches $de Melrose, de Jedburgh et de Kelso. Les domaines considérables $que ce monarque accorda à ces divers établissements religieux lui $firent décerner le titre de saint par les moines qui écrivirent les chro $niques de ce temps, et dire par un de ses descendants appauvris, - $qu'il avait été un triste saint pour la couronne. ' $On peut cependant présumer que David, prince aussisage que pieux, $ne fut pas déterminé seulement par des motifs de religion à ces grands $•_/ $[@introEnd@]. [@introS] Google est fier de travailler en partenariat avec des bibliothËques ‡ la numÈrisation des ouvrages appartenant au domaine public et de les rendre $ainsi accessibles ‡ tous. Ces livres sont en effet la propriÈtÈ de tous et de toutes et nous sommes tout simplement les gardiens de ce patrimoine. $Il s'agit toutefois d'un projet co˚teux. Par consÈquent et en vue de poursuivre la diffusion de ces ressources inÈpuisables, nous avons pris les $dispositions nÈcessaires afin de prÈvenir les Èventuels abus auxquels pourraient se livrer des sites marchands tiers, notamment en instaurant des $contraintes techniques relatives aux requÍtes automatisÈes [@introEnd@].

The code I've tried is below.

I have tried to use match but I am not sure this would be the best method...Maybe try findall or search?

I want to pass an environment variable that should get evaluated to the hostname of the running container. This is what I am trying to do