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Could you check if the following works:

• What is the NSPersistentContainer name you are using (check initializer)? Does it match the xcdatamodeld file name?

• It is very important to initialise PersistenceController before using it.
• So that the entities are loaded. If you are using the SwiftUI App life cycle then check the following:

Example:

You loop through a list of docs. To get tokens, you need to loop through each doc. Something like:

[token.like_num for token in doc for doc in a]

Took a bit of doing to learn how it works.. and because of that I just made a function nextSlide that resets JUST the important stuff(you might wanna do something else other than random though) because your other functions do the rest :D

Pure random next slide makes there be several occurrences of the same slide being loaded.. If you want it not like that(eg: sequentially looping through array) just tell me in the comments, but as for now, your code runs without reloading

EDIT: IT WORKS PERFECTLY, WHAT IS GOING WRONG?

https://repl.it/talk/share/Testing/121825 has code forked from your repl(and I applied my below answer to it) and https://slideshow-code-needs-improving--paultaylor2.repl.co/ would let you see the full tab example(it works, and changes the images).. so I ask, what problems are you experiencing?

I did see one thing, that the value specificResolution are 2 different things from when you gave your snippet in your question and the snippet you have in your repl.. so just ensure that specificResolution checks EXISTING FOLDERS

As pointed out in the comments, use aes(x=date,y=ARIS_TOP) or aes(x=date,y=SWI_001) in your stat_smooth() call:

The error message is telling you that your function should return a promise that resolves when all the async work is complete. If you don't, then the function will terminate early, and the async work is highly unlikely to complete, as Cloud Functions shuts down right afterward.

Is suggest reading the documentation to better understand how it works.

The solution is pretty straightforward. Return a promise that resolves after both the fetch and Firestore write are fully complete by chaining promises correctly.

Te problem is that you are stringifying something that is already a JSON string.
Change this:

To access this.basePrice from the derived class, basePrice attribute has to be protected in the base class.

Then you can do:

The code you posted has the following issues:

The line

amonster->name = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*sizeof(name));

does not make sense. sizeof(name) is the size of the pointer, which is 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on your platform. However, you probably need to allocate more than that. You need to allocate strlen(name) + 1 bytes, because that is the length of the string that is passed to the function (including the null terminating character). The same also applies to the next line:

amonster->element = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*sizeof(element));

Also, the line

amonster->population = (int)malloc(sizeof(int)*sizeof(population));

does not make sense, because amonster->population is not a pointer. Why are you trying to store a pointer to dynamically allocated memory in it? You shouldn't need dynamic memory allocation here, because amonster->population is not a string, but a fixed-length variables, for which you have already allocated space, because it is part of the struct. Therefore, you can delete this line. All you need is the line amonster->population = population;, which you already have.

Additionally, the line

amonster->name = name;

does not do what you want. It does not copy the string, it only copies the pointer, i.e. the memory address. That way, you are copying a pointer which will be a dangling pointer by the time you return to the function main. In order to copy the actual string, you must write strcpy( amonster->name, name );. The same applies for the following line:

amonster->element = element;

The line

a_array[i] = malloc(sizeof(monster));

is unnecessary and only creates a memory leak. You have already allocated space for all structs in the function createMonster.

The lines

In function 'inside' replace
with open(html_path, errors=errors) as fp:

to

with open(html_path, errors=errors, encoding='cp1251') as fp:

Output:

...

'Чёрные Озёра': 'За 6 дней ', 'Чёрные Озёра и Мария Немцева': 'Отпусти ', 'Шарль Гуно ': 'Опера "Фауст", Вальпургиева ночь - Античный танец ["Маски в ' 'Опере - 2"] ', 'Шопен': 'Этюд «Революционый» №12 до минор ', 'гиперборея': 'предтечи ', '♫ Shaman King': 'Взгляни вокруг, оглянись назад, духи с тобою связаться ' 'хотят. Мир не таков каким кажется он, чудесами каждый ' 'окружен. Всё вокруг подвластно глазам, сделать свой выбор ' 'должен ты сам, встреть свою судьбу - быть шаманом. Королём, ' 'всех шаманов, королём если д '}