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I guess you are running Lua on Windows.
Because you are converting Latin1 characters to UTF8, you should set the Windows console codepage to UTF8 before running your Lua script, with the following command :

It looks like one of your attributes is of type datetime. However, as you can see from the implementation of networkx only the following types are supported (see GraphML class here)

Merging 2 seasons is simple enough, since the episodes field is a Set, you just call addAll() and any duplicates are ignored.

Merging 2 shows is more complex, because when a duplicate season is found, they need to be merged, so you can't just call addAll(), since that will add new seasons, but won't merge existing seasons.

The problem is that TreeSet doesn't have a method for getting the existing season by number. One way to fix that is it change the Set to a Map, keyed by number. That would be the recommended way, but there is a trick using subSet() and first() for getting the object in the Set that "equals" the object being looked up.

So, to complete the code, eliminating the name fields and the Iterable interfaces, as they are immaterial to the question, we get:

From top to bottom:

1. An extension that adds any of the possible contribution points (theme, keybindings, language support, icons, snippets etc.). Initial language is Typescript, but you can use other languages at any time, as long as they can be transpiled to Javascript.

2. Like 1), but with JS as initial language. Still, you can use other languages too.

3. A color theme for syntax highlighting, which is a collection of colors for predefined token types (these types are determined by a language extension, either provided by another extension or yours).

4. Language support, which means handling of a programming or markup language. That includes parsing of such code and providing the tokens for syntax highlighting, code completion, code lenses, parameter info, formatting, linting etc. This could include a language server (which is just a separate process for all that mentioned here), but that has an own entry in this list.

5. Code snippets, to provide small code parts for use during programming.

6. Keymap, to provide specific keybindings (e.g. vim is a very popular keybinding).

7. Extension pack, not 100% sure about that, but I believe this packs multiple extensions into one (e.g. if you have separate keybindings and color theme extensions, you can pack them into a combine extension).

8. The previously mentioned language server. Language processing can be time consuming and you don't want to block the main (UI) thread. So, any such processing can be moved out to a language server, which can even be written in faster languages like C++ for highest performance.

Given this list it should be clear that you either want 1), 2) or 4).

I had an earlier function that I was calling in main that was accessing Users.dat, but I never closed the BufferredReader in that function.

There are a number of significance tests you might employ here, so I'll use one (kruskal.test()) to demonstrate the solution. But note that there is disagreement as to the best way to test significant differences between medians for 3+ groups, so you may want to swap out this test for another one.

Steps:

1. Create a grp variable that matches the various combinations of interest across categorical columns.
2. pivot_wider() with the groups as columns of first.flower values.

You can try the below query:

if the format is always in the form:

journal={Macromolecular chemistry and physics},

i.e. journal followed by 3 words then use the following:

Find: journal={(\w+)\s*(\w+)\s*(\w+)\s*(\w+)

Replace with: journal={\u\1 \u\2 \l\3 \u\4

You can modify that if you have more words to replace by adding more \u\x, where x is the position of the word.

Hope it helps to give you an idea to move forward for a better solution.

\u translates the next letter to uppercase (used for all other words)

\l translates the next letter to lowercase (used for the word "and")

\1 replaces the 1st captured () search group

\2 replaces the 2nd captured () search group

\3 replaces the 3rd captured () search group