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this is my first time posting.

I have a chat for a browser game, where people can send strings like this one:

Valentina stars a fight with Paul. She is using a [sword], a [shield], and a [dagger].

Now, what I want to achieve is to retrieve all the words within square brackets and create, for each of them, a link pointing to a modal window that shows the item description.

The code that I have is this one:

I am performing some unit test using MSTest and I learned that I can use the [DynamicData] attribute to input different cases for testing, but I can't use the attribute property: DynamicDataDisplayName to set a name for the different cases.

My test code is:

What I need: a spec for a function, that has two arguments:

• a hash-map of keywords and strings.
• a vector that may have strings or keywords but if it is a keyword it must exist inside hash-map (first argument)

(your answer doesn't have to cover all of this, mainly I need a way to tell that if it is a keyword it must exist in hash-map)

Here is what I have:

(this is an example to show that it is possible to access both arguments inside :args, I know that it doesn't test anything and always fails because nil is returned)

Trying to use pytesseract to read a few blocks of text but it isn't recognizing symbols when they are in front of or between words. It does however recognize the symbols when they are in front of numbers.

Example:

'#test $test %test' on the image prints wrong 'Htest Stest Stest'

'#500 $500 %500' on the image prints correct '#500 $500 %500'

Here is my code:

Update 20210914: Absoft support confirms that the behavior of af95 / af90 described below is unintended and indeed a bug. Absoft developers will work to resolve it. The other compilers act correctly in this regard. Thank @Vladimir F for the answer, comments, and suggestions.

I have the impression that Fortran is cool with arrays of size 0. However, with Absoft Pro 21.0, I encountered a (strange) error involving such arrays. In contrast, gfortran, ifort, nagfor, pgfortran, sunf95, and g95 are all happy with the same piece of code.

Below is a minimal working example.

I have gotten my serilog elastic search sink working. My problem now is I am looking for a way to override or remove the default out of the box fields naming convention when logs are posted to elastic search.

Sample in my code.

I'm struggling with Clojure(script) spec. I slightly found out what part causes problem but I can't solve it.

I'm trying to link slicers from a pivot table with regular table. So in the end when I select something in pivot table slicer it should filter the data in the regular table as well.

So far I followed the instructions from this solution: How to link a Table and a Pivot Table using Slicers in Excel?

Below please find the exact code I'm using in my workbook:

I have a column that is an array of struct in a Spark DataFrame like