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I want to extract the code count for the below command output. In the below example expected output is 286. What will be the regular expression to extract the code count?

Want to parse the below string in windows:

Here I just copy my python code from my project:

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There is a bug in pandas 1.0.5, after upgrading to 1.1.1, there is no error.

I have a pandas dataframe that looks like that:

I'm attempting to procure code, which will allow a user to click on a command button and update their data within the table row of this userform. Say a user has a name change, or changes work location, they'd ideally be able to click a button and have the form come up with their data to change. I'm unsure where to go from here, but this is what I have so far. I want the user to be able to type in their employee ID (EmplID) and then a form pops up with their info so that they can change it and resubmit it.

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i have two function (in python). The first function defines a new variable which i have to insert in a sql table (first column). The second one, does the same thing, but i want to insert its variable (the second one) near the first variable, so in the second column but in the same line. How can i do with sql?.

Hi I'm using python and sqlite3 to manage a small database, I would like that at the end of the project only a few boxes were emptied.

Here's what I tried to do but it gives me error:

Can someone tell me how I can recover from this error? I runs emacs 28.0.50 with spacemacs 0.300.0@28.0.50 on Ubuntu 19.10.

Here is the backtrace from emacs --debug-init

I'm learning the Jenkins pipeline scripts. I'm now at the step that I want to do things in parallel. I tried a few syntaxes, but everytime I get

I have found the following behaviour that I do not understand. I have some functions in my $profile (specifically, that change my prompt, so function prmopt { }) with settings that change my prompt and when I start a console, if I dotsource the function ( . PromptCustom ), it takes full effect and the new prompt takes over. However, I don't want my $profile to be too big so I moved my five or so different prompts into a Module, but when I try to dotsource any of them, nothing happens. They just output what the prompt might look like but do not take over as the default prompt.

The objective is to be able to have multiple functions that switch between prompts as required (i.e. not a single prompt that applies to every console, for which I would just put function prompt in my $profile). When I move functions that follow the below template to a Module, they all break and so I was wondering if that was a scoping issue, and how to achieve the goal of having mutltiple prompt functions in a Module that I can switch between instead of being forced to keep them in my $profile? (Edit: updating this question as @mklement0 pointed out, since really it's about the required objective i.e. having prompts that I can switch between).

Here is one of my prompt functions that dotsources and takes over as the default prompt perfectly if this function is defined in my $profile but does nothing if it is put into a Module: