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I am working on an XSL transformation on Oxygen using the Saxon-EE 10.3 transformer. I want to use the compiled stylesheet (sef.json) later on my website with Saxon-JS 2. Inside of the XSL transformation I am using the saxon:parse-html function with the saxon namespace declared as following:

I'm a beginner in python so I have this program where it classifies tweets into different categories (sport,sante, culture...) using keywords and I would like to copy-paste every line of the JSON file that belongs to a certain category into a file named text1 and I did the following : but I guess I did it the wrong way since I keep receiving the same error please any suggestion on how to solve this problem!

what my application does is capture live images and extract some values using google vision ocr. I get data from an external python script and i want to show the output in html text field.

here is my views.py template

I use lots of boxes to display information, and their current style is this:

How should you setup a Spring entity that uses an Enum?

I have set up a spring-boot project and provided the code below so hopefully, someone can tell me the correct way this should be done.

I have a Spring entity setup

I am working on an application that supports the ability to launch an external editor on XML validation errors, where the validation error will include the specific line and character offset in the line the error occurs. For example, "74:62" represents the 74th line and 62nd character of that line, which is also said as, "line 74, column 62".

The problem I am having is that editors treat "column" differently. For Vim, column 62 is a character position. While in Oxygen XML Editor, Notepad++, and Emacs, column is a rendered position.

Why does this distinction matter? If the target line has tab characters, Notepad++ and Emacs "column" no longer represents character offset, and for those editors the cursor gets located differently: Notepad++ treats tab as 4 columns and Emacs as 8 (by default).

Here are the commands I use for each editor, where 'L' is the line number, 'C' is the column number, and 'FILE' is the file to open:

• gvim "+call cursor(L,C)" FILE
• oxygen FILE#line=L;column=C
• notepad++ -nL -cC -lxml FILE
• emacs +L:C FILE (See @Rorschach's answer below for method that does work)

For Notepad++ and Emacs, are there command-line invocations that will place the cursor at a character position relative to the line?

Edit

Oxygen XML Editor behaves as expected, where column parameter is interepreted as a character offset from line. See @Rorschach's answer below regarding Emacs, I do not have a solution for Notepad++.

I am attempting to create a login form with a glass/frosted background container. I have tried to adjust the opacity but it seems like it is hiding part of my content. How do I get this glass/blue background without hiding the content on the front ? What color do I have to give it also ? thank you

Am building a movies App where i have list of posters loaded using TMDB using infinite_scroll_pagination 3.0.1+1 library. First set of data loads good but after scrolling and before loading second set of data i get the following Exception.

I've been trying to set up my nav-bar for mobile devices but the navigation bar doesn't seem to act accordingly to the @media queries provided.