semicolon | A language of semicolons | Networking library

I am using Perl 5.34.0 and I want to find wether an input is only hebrew letters and some signs like the question mark, etc. Even though I found a solution with a lot of overhead, I would like to learn how to do it simpler with regular expression.

This is my solution without regular expression.

First I defined the Hebrew characters in a constant hash in a Perl module.

I have a file separated by semicolons in which one of the variables of type character contains semicolon inside it. The readr::read_csv2 function splits the contents of those variables that have semicolons into more columns, messing up the formatting of the file.

For example, when using read_csv2 to open the file below, Bill's age column will show jogging, not 41.

File:

I would like to store the data point label whenever I click it in my plotly plot. The label is the name of the data point that appears in the first column of my data frame.

For example if I hover over a data point it will show me the x and y information as well as the data point name: x: TRUE y: 27 Name: cheeseburger

What I want is to store the label of that data point, 'cheeseburger' as a variable to use later.

I have tried using plotly_click and accessing the event_data but it returns x and y values and all I want is the data point name. This is my code:

Given a list like this:

I'm trying to parse a CSV file containing German text, i.e., it is not "comma" separated, but semicolon separated and it may contain Umlauts (äöü etc).

Using Cassava and following the linked tutorial, for a column with a header including an Umlaut, I'm getting the error:

parse error (Failed reading: conversion error: no field named "W\228hrung") at "\nEUR;0,99"

MRE:

I have tried placing C++20's [[likely]] and [[unlikely]] attributes at various locations around the condition of a do-while loop, and it seems placing them at the end of the line after the semicolon is accepted by all three major compilers:

I have switched over to using NeoVim and the colorscheme which I have decided to use is NeoSolarized, as well as this I also installed treesitter to improve the syntax highlighting, and I have installed the c++ parser successfully by running TSInstall cpp, however I have run into a slight issue which is that now all of my brackets and paranthesis and semi-colons are colored red:

I wanted to know if there was a way for me to get rid of these red coloured colored brackets and semicolons so that I can turn them back into a grey colour

Input:

I wrote some code that uses NOM to parse HTTP headers, but got some strange results, as shown in the example. In the main function, string input1 has only one more semicolon at the end than input2, but they got completely different results. Obviously, I expect similar results to the text(input2), thanks for helping me check what's going on.