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I've made a JTextArea where I input different commands and separate them by newline "\n", and if there is an error in one of the lines then I write it in a console output. Here I made a very simple, and not the best solution to make this line indication, but it's a bit buggy.

How I made it

I've defined a textArea where I can type different information/commands, and if one of the commands/lines is invalid I write it in the console just to display something for now. I basically count the lines by splitting the textArea rows up by "\n" and then count which line the error occurs in, and the left consoleLineNum is using the amount of rows in textArea, to then make a string containing all the numbers of rows+"\n".
But here my question is, is this a good enough way? If so, why/how can I make it more robust? Or how can I make this indication with line numbers, in the left? It has to increase each time the user makes a new line in the textArea.

I'm working on creating a Bazel extension for Haxe and while I've had some initial success in getting things to build, I've hit a roadblock and I'm not sure what the right way around it is.

In Haxe if you declare a dependency on a Haxelib in your build.hxml file, when you perform the build the Haxe compiler will go grab that Haxelib from the internet and install it locally if you don't already have it, using a program named "haxelib". It seems that this process is being blocked by the Bazel sandbox, but I haven't been able to find much documentation on how the sandboxing works, if this is expected, and if there's a way around it. I'm currently working in Windows 10; this is the error that I'm getting:

From a data frame like this

I have an input [String] as follows:

I am building a GUI Python code using tkinter. I have a CSTR model that is solved inside a for loop; the values are updated inside the for loop. I have four parameters that are being updated T,Ca,Tc,q. I am using the TopLevel() to display the results in EVERY iteration inside for loop. In other words, I want the results at each iteration to be shown once the results are out on a display, and once I am in another interation, I want to open a new window file again and update the values with the new calculated values in the for loop. I have used the destroy function using the same time of the iterations in the for loop.

Kindly find my code attached below ( I have attached part of the code only for simplicity):

I'm right now writing a code for my coursework that analyzes a manually inserted text. I'm supposed to find the total number of non-space characters, and total words. Also, I'm supposed to find any repeated words in the string, then display them with the number of repetitions. I'm stuck in finding repeated words and displaying the number of repetitions. Also, my knowledge to C is limited, with the topics I know including pointers, strings, files, and functions, loops, if conditions, etc... Below is my code so far:

I'm implementing a libfuse filesystem. When a file is opened, I read the file attributes and store them in a hash table keyed with the file handle I generate. This serves two purposes: to maintain a collection of open file handles and to cache the information I retrieve during opening.

Of course, nothing is stopping user code from trying to pass an invalid file handle, i.e. read from a file that's not open.

There are a number of error codes that I can return from the read function, but it's not clear to me which is the one that is expected in such situation.