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I'm looking for words like "one year", "two years", "2-3 years" or "3 - 4 years" in a long string. I've tried to do it using regular expressions. But I'm not sure that I got it when groups are involved.

Let's see what I mean:

In the picture, you can see that my label is behind the outline but I don't know why it is. I didn't give any kind of style I just gave a minWidth that's it but still, it's one kind of broken I mean the label is behind the line. Here is the code:

i have this problem in my android mobile app, i am using kotlin.

In the main of the project I have a list of cards, made through RecyclerView, when the cards are of a greater number than the screen can accommodate, the vertical scrolling is rightly enabled. As soon as I scroll the list vertically, the action is completed, but upon release I can no longer click anywhere within my app. (clicks work outside the app) This is the HTML of that piece of code:

The code below allows an area on an image to be highlighted by hovering over it and when that area is clicked on opens a corresponding div. When the area is clicked on again the div will be closed. Also there is a close button inside the div which will close the div when clicked on. All this is working but I would like only one div to be open at a time, so when another area is clicked on, when that div opens the other div will close automatically if the close button has not been used to close it. In this example there are only two clickable areas, green squares and two corresponding divs but the real application will have over twenty clickable areas with corresponding divs so I need a solution that is efficient and scalable. I am very new to jquery and I have spent a few days looking for a solution so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Here is a link to working code so far jsfiddle

I'm developing a site locally using WordPress and have used the plugin Advanced Custom Fields to create a group of fields that will display when post category is set to 'Front Page Events'. This category has a slug of fpe.

I put the code below in my child theme's functions.php to create a path to a single template folder:

let say I store a user document in Firestore, each user document has name (string) and age (number) as its field.

I can parse the data from Firestore using User.fromFirestore() below

I'm trying to perform joins in SQLite on Hebrew words including vowel points and cantillation marks and it appears that the sources being joined built the components in different orders, such that the final strings/words appear identical on the screen but fail to match when they should. I'm pretty sure all sources are UTF-8.

I don't see a built in method of unicode normalization in SQLite, which would be the easiest solution; but found this link of Tcl Unicode but it looks a bit old using Tcl 8.3 and Unicode 1.0. Is this the most up-to-date method of normalizing unicode in Tcl and is it appropriate for Hebrew?

If Tcl doesn't have a viable method for Hebrew, is there a preferred scripting language for handling Hebrew that could be used to generate normalized strings for joining? I'm using Manjaro Linux but am a bit of a novice at most of this.

I'm capable enough with JavaScript, browser extensions, and the SQLite C API to pass the data from C to the browser to be normalized and back again to be stored in the database; but I figured there is likely a better method. I refer to the browser because I assume that they area kept most up to date for obvious reasons.

Thank you for any guidance you may be able to provide.

I used the following code in attempt to make the procedure provided by @DonalFellows a SQLite function such that it was close to not bringing the data into Tcl. I'm not sure how SQLite functions really work in that respect but that is why I tried it. I used the foreach loop solely to print some indication that the query was running and progressing because it took about an hour to complete.

However, that's probably pretty good for my ten-year old machine and the fact that it ran on 1) the Hebrew with vowel points, 2) with vowel points and cantillation marks and 3) the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew for all thirty-nine books of the Old Testament, and then two different manuscripts of Koine Greek for all twenty-seven books of the New Testament in that hour.

I still have to run the normalization on the other two sources to know how effective this is overall; however, after running it on this one which is the most involved of the three, I ran the joins again and the number of matches nearly doubled.

All I want to achieve is a page that has a header that reads: "Survey Start" and then a user select interface under that. I am envisioning a very simple component:

I'm trying to center an HTML table in CSS but the code is not working. I have tried justify-content, align-content, margins, etc but can't seem to get anything to work. The website needs to be responsive so all values need to be percentages (which makes it a bit harder). Additionally, for some reason, some of the columns are different widths to the last one?? Not sure about that either. I'll put the code below.