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I want to tile the ground with ARKit using custom polygon that creates using selected positions on horizontal plan by user, but tiles are stretched and wont show properly, Maybe problem is from texture coordinates, What's wrong with this code?

The users draw a line on drawing views and then I need to translate these points into 3d world, but place these points in one "surface". For this, I map the array of points into vectors (I use hitTest with .featurePoint) and then filter this array for the further one

Lets say I have the following string:

Some crap string here...(TRACK "title1" F (S #h88 (P #m6) (P #m31)) (S #k3 (P #m58) (P #m58)))(TRACK "title2" P (S #a54 (P #r8)) (S #v59 (P #a25) (P #y82)))...Some other crap string here

Out of this string I need to extract to following data:

1. title1
2. F
3. (S #h88 (P #m6) (P #m31)) and (S #k3 (P #m58) (P #m58))

and

1. title2
2. P
3. (S #a54 (P #r8)) and (S #v59 (P #a25) (P #y82))

where

1. is some kind of title.
2. is some kind of status.
3. is some kind of list of lists, like (S #xx (P #xx)).

Having limited regex knowledge, I can get 1 and 2, but only get the first part of 3.
(S #xx (P #xx)) can exist multiple times and also the inner (P #xx) can exist multiple times.

I've tried many regex expression and consulted a lot of posts, but I keep having troubles getting the data out as requested.

So now I'm back at \(TRACK "(.*?)" ([P|F]) (\(S.*?\)\)) which only captures the first of two lists in this example string.

see: https://regex101.com/r/FM0ZZR/1

What do I need to do to get all lists as described?

I get my SVGs on IcoMoon and the way I integrate them is the following:

I have a "sprite.svg" file in my project that contains all "symbols", e.g:

My for the ellipses below won't show in Chrome based browsers, but will show the other content. Whereas firefox will show both.

I read this page, and this page, and they gave clues that it was a radialGradient issue, but I'm not dealing with any external files like the first page has, nor trying a conical gradient like the other one.

I want to have my first tag strictly for only, so I can reference parts later on to cut down the file size, and keep it clean. And to get rid of blank space, I added style="display: none;" to this first tag.

Once I do the above, I add my other 's (email, SMS, etc) to reference them many times. Again, the first blank svg with the defs does not show (which is good), and the , ellipses, etc. will show fine in Firefox, but not Chrome.

The ellipses will only show in Chrome when I take off style="display: none;" from the first svg, even though they're in the same element.

When I noticed it might be a issue, I added fill:yellow;stroke:purple;stroke-width:2 to my ellipses style attribute, and that makes the ellipse show with that styling, so I know the ellipse is there, but the gradient won't show inside it.

Anyone know why the will not show up in Chrome based browsers while style="display: none;" is on the first svg??? Or does anyone have any work arounds to fix this / do this more efficiently??? I know I can put everything in 1 svg, but I need them all separate so I can style them with css more easily, since they're all icons.

Thanks!

Here is what I'm doing

I'm trying to replicate the plot I'm showing below without success. The thick red regression lines should come from the int3 data.frame. The thin grey regression lines should come from int2 data.frame.

Is there a fix to achieve my desired plot?

I'm trying to see if each unique childid only occur in one unique schoolid or not. I have plotted the cross tabulations, but the visual is very busy and unclear.

Is there a better way (by plotting or otherwise) to achieve my goal in R?

(ps. As an alternative, I was also told to fit a mixed-model and plot the random-effects but as shown below the image is super small and unclear.)

I am trying to make a double line behind gradient text.

• Text gradient is made by setting background with a gradient then use a clip path to trace the text.

• Line behind text is usually made by adding a line in the middle of the parent element, then setting the child to parent background color.

I met some issue since both of them need to use the property of background.

Please read following code: