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I'm running JUnit4 tests using Flank/Firebase Test Lab against Android API28 devices, and none of my logging messages that I print from my test listener are being printed in the device's catlog.

I tried a few things:

Attempt 1

Not familiar with CSS Grid I'm trying to create a two column layout. Per reading tutorials it was suggested to use minmax() but for some reason I cannot figure out how to break column 1's full height that matches column 2, example:

I have a nextflow script that creates a variable from a text file, and I need to pass the value of that variable to a command line order (which is a bioconda package). Those two processes happen inside the "script" part. I have tried to call the variable using the '$' symbol without any results, I think because using that symbol in the script part of a nextflow script is for calling variables defined in the input part.

To make myself clearer, here is a code sample of what I'm trying to achieve:

Hello I have a dataframe such as

I am having difficulty achieving the following with stringr: I want to remove stray characters (up to two) flanked by a space on either side. I cannot get stringr to give me good results without an error. Two examples are below. Thank you in advance.

I want to print detail lines flanked left and right by various master fields. Example layout for a master record and its detail records:

Suppose we define a point to be a tuple of three floating-point numbers, and a tetrahedron a tuple of four points.

Suppose we have a tetrahedron and a point, we can determine whether the point belongs to the tetrahedron following the solutions described in How to check whether the point is in the tetrahedron or not? The key idea there is to determine whether the point is on the inner sides of the four flanks of the tetrahedron.

My problem. Given a point, and N tetrahedrons, where N is about 7 million, I need to determine in which tetrahedron the point is. We will care about performance of doing repeated tests, with a large number of points.

Additional info:

1. One could just check these tetrahedrons one by one using the methods mentioned above. But that could be too slow, given my large number of tetrahedrons.

2. There is a specific point in the problem setting. These tetrahedrons are obtained from a FEM (finite element method ) problem for solving a medical imaging problem (they form the brain of patients). Perhaps FEM itself is unrelated to the question, but we could leverage the fact that those tetrahedrons are next to each other and there are no “holes” in the space that simulated by those tetrahedrons.

3. The tetrahedrons have no intersections except on their adjacent boundary. So, this question should have a unique solution unless at the boundary, in which case it is fine to have either of the intersected tetrahedrons the answer to my problem.

4. There are no specific orders in which the tetrahedrons are given on inputs. There are no specification on whether the shapes of the tetrahedrons are regular or not.

Any idea on an efficient solution to the problem? Python is preferred in solving this problem.

Thanks!

Content of home.component.html act unresponsively but when I put the code of home.component.html directly in app.component.html then it act responsively and work perfectly. However, in home.component.html it only show some part of UI and do not scale. If you somebody know what is the issue then please let me know

Code of home.component.html file is :

I'm trying to write a shell script that extracts a string that occurs between two other strings using a regex lookaround (though please let me know if there's a better way). The string I'm searching through is the path /gdrive/My Drive/Github/gbks/NC_004113.1.gbk (in reality I have several of these strings) and the part that I want to extract is the NC_004113.1 (or whatever is in its place in another similar string). In other words, the part that I want to extract will always be flanked by /gdrive/My Drive/Github/gbks/ and .gbk.

I'm playing around with how to do this, and I thought that a regex lookaround might work. To complicate things slightly, the string itself is stored in a variable. I started to try the following, just to see if it would run, which it did: