colonist | Compile time class discovery framework for JVM languages | Natural Language Processing library

I would like to create several pdf files in rmarkdown.

This is a sample of my data:

I am trying to convert my data into a html document using Rmarkdown, and I am currently relying on conversion to vectors and indexing to solve my problem.

Although my sample data has 4 observations, my actual datasets has over 30 records, so indexing seems cumbersome and unnatural.

Is there a better way to pull out each of these elements in sequence? Any suggestions would be great.

I calculated distance between a unit and a building, I put the distance inside a struct[] and sorted the distance smallest to largest. The AI goes to the closest building each time and this works as it is. Now my question is I want to add a check and remove the last line of code thats hardcoded to index 0. I want the AI to go to the next index each time the current index runs out of resources. How would i go about doing this? The struct populates with sorted distances each time the AI selects the closest building to bring resources from.

Would it be an if statement inside the for loop? Or another for loop with an if statement? Or do you change the indexes in the struct if the building is exhausted of resources?

I am really new to javascript, css, and html, but i want to learn. The problem is, its not clear the direction i should head in. I want to make a game site that can play a few games. Im trying to make a game board that will have a dynamic size based on the height and/or width of the browser while maintaining the aspect ratio of its original. It is going to have elements inside of it which must also decrease their size proportionately to its parent. I have tried using bootstrap 4, with its col, row, and container classes. I am struggling to make it work with the container class. I have recently come across the , which I saw someone use to achieve this. can anyone give me a better idea whats going on here?

one example is this website https://colonist.io/ just click play game, at the top, manipulate the browser height and width, you will see how it resizes, and all child elements. this is the exact effect i am looking for. thanks.

My English is not good. sorry.

I want to link to titles of child-categories that are in the single post content.

Example:

My Categories:

Aplle , Asia , Europ , North america , ...

My Post Content:

An apple is a sweet, edible fruit produced by an apple tree (Malus domestica). Apple trees are cultivated worldwide and are the most widely grown species in the genus Malus. The tree originated in Central Asia, where its wild ancestor, Malus sieversii, is still found today. Apples have been grown for thousands of years in Asia and Europe and were brought to North America by European colonists. Apples have religious and mythological significance in many cultures, including Norse, Greek and European Christian tradition.

and, My troubled PHP script for automatic create Link to category titles if it is in the single post content:

This is my game: https://colonist.io/

In the game there is the chat section, which show who has rolled what dice & gained what resource written in HTML.

So whenever a dice is rolled around 10 images are printed. Each of these images do a network call. I would normally expect the network call to not download the same image but for some reason it does and I can't find a way to make the browser use it from cache.

The response headers are set to: public, max-age=14400 The request headers are set to: cache-control: no-cache

So I am guessing the problem has got to do with the request headers but I couldn't find a way to change it.

How can I make it so that when I print a new HTML it doesn't do an extra network call?

I'm currently working on a project in one of my classes (History) where I have to summarize the Treaty of Paris in a newsletter, video, etc.

One choice is a website, which I am doing.

I'm trying to make ("American Colonists rebel against Great Britain") to be a grayish color.

When I put it in the tags,it just... doesn't work. It changes the font size to 15, but doesn't make it gray.

Any help would be appreciated.

I've tried: - !important - Putting inline styles - Different colors - Assigning a class to have the gray color and applying that class to h3