gash | return status of your previous command

Imagine a table of contacts, where the same contact has multiple entries, but with differing data. How would one go about selecting this data for review? Unfortunately, a merge of sorts would be disagreeable as there may exist visually identifiable erroneous data that is not currently envisaged to be automatically processed.

I am making a simple text game. Everything works fine until it gets to the if statement. I do not know what i am doing wrong.

I have raised the SO Question here and blessed to have an answer from @Scott Boston.

However i am raising another question about an error ValueError: Columns must be same length as key as i am reading a text file and all the rows/columns are not of same length, i tried googling but did not get an answer as i don't want them to be skipped.

On a site I'm working on, I have a submenu within a submenu. The level-2 submenu is taller than the parent level-1 submenu. I'm using css to basically say, if i'm hovering over the parent list item of the level-1 submenu, or the level-1 submenu itself, the level-1 submenu is visible, and i'm repeating the same thing for the level-2 submenu. But when the mouse leaves the bounds of the level-1 submenu, it seems like pointer events on the level-2 item are not being picked up anymore.

I understand this is really confusing to understand but you can see it in action on this sloppily-and-quickly-thrown-together staging site (I know it's not in its best state, please be patient for the styling to appear): http://kachinahouse.newbird.co/

Hover over All Categories, Native American Artifacts, and try to select a submenu item a bit down the list. The entire menu disappears as if hover events aren't being recieved as soon as you leave the bounds of the level-1 submenu.

• In safari, hover events on level-2 don't even seem to be registered.
• In chrome, level-2 hover events disappear when the mouse leaves the bounds of level-1
• In firefox, everything works as expected and the submenus stay open as long as I'm hovering over them.

Should be noted that I am not using display:none to hide the submenu items before their appearance, I'm using a combination of opacity, visibility and pointer-events:none so that I can use smooth fading transitions. I mention this because I'm wondering if my pointer-events might be mucking things up somehow...? I don't see how though.

Simplified example of my css:

I have a .csv dataset of a large collection of idioms. Each line contains three elements (seperated by commas) that I would like to seperate:

1) The Index Number (0,1,2,3...)

2) The idiom itself

3) If the idiom is positive/negative/neutral

Here's a small example of what the .csv file looks like:

Input file : Input.csv

I am learning Python by creating a text-based adventure game. I was having a difficult time figuring out if I could call a previous variable. For example, this is a snippet of my code (advice on how to consolidate would be helpful haha) I have an if statement that allows the player to select an input.

Under the ALIEN input, you'll see if they select 1. They choose "Accept defeat".

I have the same outcome towards the end of this code, for the player to choose "Accept defeat" again after the IMPROV input. I would like to loop back to the first alien variable if that option is chosen. Rather than writing the same if, elif, statements over again. Is this possible?

This is my first app and i have no idea why is my stage not clickable along with the menuBar. I use SceneBuilder for creating the fxml and I added the tree items in the controllers initialize method.

MainWindowController.java