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How can I plot a 2D line from a chosen axis of a Numpy Array quickly?

An analogy: when sum an arbitrary matrix sigma with respect to axis = 0, I would write:

I need a function to recursively iterate an object and if the given condition is met to pass the key value to a callback function in order to get the replacement to replace the matching key. Here is a more suggestive example:

I was reading this Monadic Parsing article while I was trying to implement a pretty simple string parser in Haskell and also get a better understanding of using monads. Down below you can see my code, implementing functions for matching a single character or a whole string. It works as expected, but I observed two strange behaviors that I can't explain.

1. I have to handle single characters in string, otherwise, the parser will return only empty lists. To be exact, if I remove this line string [c] = do char c; return [c] it won't work anymore. I was expecting that string (c:s) would handle string (c:[]) properly. What could be the cause here?

2. In my opinion, string definition should be equivalent to string s = mapM char s as it would create a list of [Parser Char] for each character in s and collect the results as Parser [Char]. If I use the definition based on mapM, the program would get stuck in an infinite loop and won't print anything. Is something about lazy evalutation that I miss here?

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I would like to implement functionality for being able to search a QPlainTextEdit for a query string, and display all matched lines in a table. Selecting a row in the table should move the cursor to the correct line in the document.

Below is a working example that finds all matches and displays them in a table. How can I get to the selected line number in the string that the plaintextedit holds? I could instead use the match.capturedEnd() and match.capturedStart() to show the matches, but line numbers are a more intuitive thing to think of, rather than the character index matches.

I'm using the WSO2 Identity Server version 5.3.0. I'm also using WSO2 API Manager 2.1.0. I created 2 APIs, one which disables the user which by calling the admin service and also an API to enable the user as well. I also created an API to check the user status(disabled/enabled) which checks whether the relevant user is enabled or disabled once the username is entered.

The whole process works fine for a couple of rounds.

disable a user -> check the status(user gets displayed as disabled) -> enable the same user -> check the status(user gets displayed as enabled)

However, if the same user is disabled from a remote computer, the status wrongly gets displayed as enabled and also the user does not get disabled as well. But after I restart the Identity Server, the status gets displayed correctly as disabled and the user is also seen as disabled from the previous API call.

Has this issue got something to do with the cache in Identity Server?

Any suggestive approach to solve this issue is much appreciated. Thanks

I'm working in a platform that has minimal .NET support, so we often have to roll our own utility methods for dates, string, etc. The whole team has .NET backgrounds, so we try to name these something familiar/suggestive of similar .NET methods.

We deal with a lot of legal verbiage, and end up writing dates in a specific way: "this 5th day of March, 2020". I need to write a function that takes a date and returns it formatted as such.

Is there an existing DateTime format in .NET languages for: "dd day of MMMM, yyyy"? I can't use that, but I'd prefer to use that name. I can't find one in the documentation, but I may be missing it.

If not, is there a general term for this format, perhaps from other common languages?

I know this is not strictly a code question, but if I ask at English.StackExchange they'll gripe about it being code-related.

I am having an issue decoding a JSON file. I am learning SwiftUI and I am working with the IMDB API. I copied all the certificates in a JSON file that I copied into the document to have available offline

Below the JSON structure: I did not copy all as it is quite long but you can see the structure In swift UI I created a Structure like this:

I'm using APIM version 3.0.0, apictl version 3.0.1 and I have APIM up and running on windows. I also created an environment named dev. However, when I try to login to the dev environment using the below command, an error occurs.

Command: apictl login dev -u admin -p admin -k

Error: Warning: Using --password in CLI is not secure. Use --password-stdin apictl: Error in connecting. Reason: Post https://localhost:9443/carbon/admin/login.jsp: Auto redirect is disabled

PS: I also set up the environment variables using the main_config.yaml, as below. NAME API MANAGER ENDPOINT REGISTRATION ENDPOINT TOKEN ENDPOINT dev https://localhost:9443 https://localhost:9443/register https://localhost:8243/token

Any suggestive approach to solve this issue is much appreciated. Thanks

Let's say I have the following:

• a structure