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Apply means function application for everything that is not a special form (the special forms are considered in eval). Apply is a recursive function that will ever finish.

Apply is subdivided in 2 cases of procedure application:

-- internal to the system that implements the language

This is the place where is made the transition between the target language and the language that is used to implement the target language (source language).

Here you need to evaluate each parameter (through eval) and convert the resulting object to a similar object in source language before to call the application function of the source language. For some parameters the recursion of eval->apply may happen.

-- a combination created in the target language by using the means of combination that the target language provides.

In this case also you need to recursively call eval for each parameter and use function application in the target language. In this case you do not need to convert the result of eval to an object in the source language.

So in case of combinations there is also recursion in apply, but it is a kind of recursion that will finish (function application function is a primitive-recursive function) because you evaluate a smaller piece each time (operator, operands vs the full initial expression).

I think that you did not notice that apply is a primitive-recursive operator and you were afraid it will not finish.

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First change the orientation on your LinearLayout to android:orientation="horizontal"

Then add android:layout_weight="1" to items inside of it, and change the android:layout_width="wrap_content" of the items to android:layout_width="0dp".

You can use that everytime for children of LinearLayout. And if you want them all to share the same amount of width you don't need android:weightSum.

Note: android:weightSum only works on LinearLayout and it represents the sum of all its children's weights.

I think the issue is with definition-variable. The alternate should be caadr not caddr. I.e. it should be:

If it is not showing any locators and if its getting generated in the same window then chances are it can be an alert. If it is an alert then simply try driver.switchTo().alert().accept() or (any other action u want to perform). Hope that helped ...

If you want to colour red the nodes that end with data, just split the string:

It seems that example provided by vinyl-buffer has a mistake: You must call bundle() before adding transforms, not pipe():