MapMaker | 2D RPG random map generator make with p5.js | Game Engine library

I have made a simpler version of Battle ship game in which you play with the computer.
For some reason i am unable to call a method. I want you to help me with that. Also let me know if you have any suggestions on how i can improve the quality of the program.

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I AM UNABLE TO CALL mapchanger() method in callGameManager() method

Error: I don't receive any error, But whatever i put in mapChanger() method doesn't work.
OS : Ubuntu 19.10
Java jdk 14
Text Editor : Sublime Text (unlicensed)

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I have a JFrame containing a JPanel. This JPanel has some more Components in it, like JLabel, JTextField, JLabel, and a JFileChooser. These components are displaying properly where they should be, but they are also displaying at position (0, 0) in the window underneath what should be there. Whichever one was last focused is displayed on top: (Image) The JFileChooser is displayed as a separate window, but also displayed underneath what is supposed to be displayed at (0, 0)

How do I prevent this from happening?

Code: (some methods have been omitted to make code shorter. These are not relevant to issue.)

I am annotating an huge amount of Strings as CoreDocuments through Stanford Corenlp. StanfordCoreNLP pipelines have an internal feature for multithreaded annotating to optimize the process however as far as i can see CoreDocument objects cant use that feature in the version i run,- which is stanford-corenlp-full-2018-10-05.

Since I could not make Pipelines Annotate collections of CoreDocuments I instead tried to optimize the individual annotations by placing them inside multithreaded methods. I have no Issues with the multithreaded environment. I receive all results back as expected, my only drawback is the time consumption. I tried about 7 different implementation and these were the 3 fastest:

I have solved the problem but was unable to come up with the most efficient problem that passes all test cases. It times out in 5 test cases.

Determine sentences contain all of the words of a phrase
0: chris and jennifer had a fight this morning
1: chris went on a holiday
2: jennifer is in prison

Query Phrases are
0: chris jennifer
1: jennifer
2: prison

Goal is to find indexes of the matching sentences for each query or -1 if there are no matching sentence exists. Order of words does not matter.

Output :
0
0 2
2

i.e. First query has matching words in sentence 0, second one in sentence 0 and 1. and so on.

Constraints

• n: number of sentences
• m: number of prases
• n, m < 10^4
• Number of words in any sentence or query phrase is in range [1-10]
• Each word has at most 11 chars
• No word appears in more than 10 sentences
• Each word consists of upper and lower case alphabet only
• Each word must match exactly - i.e. likes and like do not match.

Input Format:

3
chris and jennifer had a fight this morning
chris went on a holiday
jennifer is in prison
3
chris jennifer
jennifer
prison

each 3 represents number of sentences or queries.

The followings were what I tried...

1. My first solution :

1. Make HashMap per each sentence
2. For each splitted word in phrase :
   2-1. check if all words exists in the sentence hashmap
   2-2. If so store the index
   2-3. If there is no matching sentences exist for all sentences, store -1.
3. Print result

let p = the largest number of words in a sentence
let k = the largest number of words in a query
Big O is O(npk)

Hello Everybody I am trying to open one popper at the time on click. I am surprised there is not an example of this on the React Material site. Right now I am trying to render multiple markers with their own popper. However, all of poppers are opening onClick here is my code. PS: I will attach a picture below to provide details of my problem.

I was using Guava 17.0 with this

I'm trying to make a simple map making function. I have a database with geographic coordinates ('latitude' and 'longitude'), places names ('feature_names) and the ISO-3166 country codes ('countrycodes'). Now I have gotten this to work with just querying the lat/long and having Folium make my map, but the problem with that is that, well, there are multiple Ottawas, Vancouvers, Londons, etc. in the world. Hence the introduction of the country code to try and narrow things down.

My issue is that I can't seem to get the SQL query to return anything. The code executes without throwing me an error, but does not return anything. TL;DR: How do I make multiple queries to my database?

I'm attempting to create a turn based strategy game using a 3D HexGrid map, I've implemented dijkstra's algorithm but it doesn't run 100% efficiently and I can't work out why. I also attempted to implement A* but have had to stop as I can't work out how to properly implement it, so any help with that would also be massively appreciated.

My unit passes it's GameObject and the Vector3 of it's target to the generate path function and each Node in the graph list is populated with its x,y,z and all of it's neighbors.

The inefficiencies are such that when moving; in a -X direction when on an odd Z plane or in a +X when on an even Z plane, an extra step is made, shown in the screenshots. Another Inefficiency is that when moving in the Z plane an extra step is often taken as the code seems to prefer keeping it's X value the same for as long as possible before approaching on the Z plane. This is leading to the unit being 1 tile further from the goal when it starts it's Z movement than it would have been has it moved 1 X negatively to start with.

I'll add my path generation code, neighbor generation code and my node class code as well as screenshots of where the inefficiencies are occurring as I know my explanations are unclear at best. The neighbor code ensures that the highest adjacent tile is the one stored as the neighbor (it also has to search through types as i have a variety of tile types.

Thank you so much in advance, to anyone that might be able to offer some help or insight in to what is going wrong.

I'm using IntelliJ 14.1.7 and I have some weird behaviour that is popping up in one of my projects but not another. I can't for the life of me see the difference in configurations or how to fix it.

In both Project A and Project B I've added ojdbc8.jar as a dependency via "Project Structure"->"Modules".

In Project A I go to "Edit Configurations" and select one of my run configs, and next to the "Add --classpath" checkbox the listing includes only the OJDBC path I added. When I check the box and run this the application runs fine.

In Project B I go to "Edit Configurations" and select one of my run configs, and next to the "Add --classpath" checkbox the listing includes a whole bunch of jars in my $HOME/.m2/repository directory, followed by the OJDBC path I added. When I check the box and run this the application dies immediately with the error: