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You can use cities.find (documentation) to find the city object with the id entered by the user:

Split the string on / and pull the 3rd and 2nd to last elements:

Those links are stored inside a JavaScript object within a script tag. You can regex out the string defining that object, do some unescapes to enable jsonlite to parse, then apply a custom function to extract just the urls of interest to the json object

So assume it is a straight start of string match STARTSWITH can be used to match the two tables, then the output can be trimmed with SUBSTRING and LENGTH and some handling of NULL for no matches. And then to rank the matches we can use QUALIFY and ROW_NUMBER with a crude longest street type wins

innerHTML is not a function, it's a property. So, in the loop use text.innerHTML += name

However, if it's a </code> element, then you need to use <code>value</code> property instead:</p> <p><div class="snippet" data-lang="js" data-hide="false" data-console="true" data-babel="false"> <div class="snippet-code"> <pre class="snippet-code-js lang-js prettyprint-override"><code>//this run the funtion that prints the names document.getElementById("elvenFemButton").onclick = namePrinter; document.getElementById("elvenFemButton2").onclick = namePrinter2; //cutting characters function function capFirst(string){ return string.charAt(10).toUpperCase() + string.slice(1); } //Randomizer function getRandomInt (min,max){ return Math.floor(Math.random() * (max-min)) + min; } //this function generates names using both "elfFemName" and "elfLastName" and the functions from above function generateName(){ var elfFemName1 = ["Adaia","Alisaie","Allisara","Alengwan","Alglaranna","Alachia","Alysia","Amberle","Anethra","Anwen","Apolline","Arathel","Ariane","Arianni","Ariel","Arwen","Ashalle","Ashniel","Atara","Ayara","Brelyna","Briala","Celebrían","Clothild","Cullich","Cylia","Dalish","Dirael","Eldyra","Elanor","Elenwen","Elezen","Ellia","Elynea","Éowyn","Failla","Faralda","Fleur","Freyalise","Galadriel","Gheyna","Jenassa","Katriel","Kira","Laina","Laniatte","Lauriel","Liallan","Liriel","Liselle","Loriel","Lorian","Lúthien","Máire","Mayael","Merril","Miara","Mihris","Minaeve","Nadja","Niranye","Nirya","Raewyn","Selveni","Sera","Shaera","Siofra","Taarie","Tauriel","Valora","Valya","Vanadis","Vanora","Velanna","Ylthin","Ysayle","Yvraine","Zelda"]; var elfLastName2 = ["Aearonian"," Agaraen","Agarher","Agarvran","Aire","Airendil","Amamion","Amdirthor","Amathal","Amather","Amathuilos","Amatheldir ","Amlugol","Aessereg","Aupwe","Calear","Caranagar","Cemno","Duindaer","Duirro","Eilianther","Gaer","Galadher","Gollor","Gulduron","Guldur","Guldurion","Hithaerben","Holiilo","Ingolmondur","Lar","Leucandil","Lanthir","Loeg","Lo","Lumorndaer","Morguldir","Morgulon","Naur","Neithaor","Nullion","Olchanar","Othanar","Olerydon","Ranchon","Rimdor","Rodor","Roher","Rhovanion","Rhovanion","Ruina","Russarocco","Sir","Sirdhemion","Tawaren","Tawarenion","Tawarher","Tordil","Uirchanar","Urendur","Urucher","Yr"]; var elfFemNameGenerator = capFirst(elfFemName1[getRandomInt(0, elfFemName1.length)]) + " " + capFirst(elfLastName2[getRandomInt(0,elfLastName2.length)]); return elfFemNameGenerator; } //i want this to get the result's from "generateName" and it should be a global value so i can use it in the next function var names = generateName(); var names2 = []; // this should print the name at least ten times but no function namePrinter(){ var text = document.getElementById("textArea"); text.value = ""; //clear previous result for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) { text.value += names; } } function namePrinter2(){ var text = document.getElementById("textArea"); names2.length = 0; //clear array for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) { names2[names2.length] = generateName(); } text.value = names2; }</code></pre> <pre class="snippet-code-html lang-html prettyprint-override"><code><textarea id="textArea"> generate names generate different names

This however as you can see will print the same name 10 times, if you need generate 10 names and store them globally, than you'll need save them in the array instead.

P.S. Unrelated, but elfLastName2[getRandomInt(0,elfLastName2.length +2)] is wrong, you can't get value from an index that is larger than length of the array (aka +2 is wrong)

I think the problem is actually this line:

That's not a bold line, that literarily is your table ... just scaled down sooooooo much by \resizebox that you can't see it. That's one of the many reasons you should never use \resizebox for elements which contain text. Other reasons are suboptimal choice of letter shapes and a ransom letter appearance to the final document with all the different font sizes.

Other problems:

• \begin{document} is missing

• By using l columns for your table and then even wrapping the verrrrrrrrrrrry long lines into additional tables with c columns, you are very efficiently telling latex to never ever break lines in your table. Instead you could use a column of fixed with, or - easier - use the tabularray package with an X column which will automatically calculate the width

• no floating specifier like [htbp] is given

const phoneNumbers = originalArray.flat().map(element => element.phoneNumber);

Taking a stab at an answer here with no experience of the libraries.

It looks like Scrapy Crawlers themselves are single-threaded. To get multi-threaded behavior you need to configure your application differently or write code that makes it behave mulit-threaded. It sounds like you've already tried this so this is probably not news to you but make sure you have configured the CONCURRENT_REQUESTS and REACTOR_THREADPOOL_MAXSIZE.

https://docs.scrapy.org/en/latest/topics/settings.html?highlight=thread#reactor-threadpool-maxsize

I can't imagine there is much CPU work going on in the crawling process so i doubt it's a GIL issue.

Excluding GIL as an option there are two possibilities here:

1. Your crawler is not actually multi-threaded. This may be because you are missing some setup or configuration that would make it so. i.e. You may have set the env variables correctly but your crawler is written in a way that is processing requests for urls synchronously instead of submitting them to a queue.

To test this, create a global object and store a counter on it. Each time your crawler starts a request increment the counter. Each time your crawler finishes a request, decrement the counter. Then run a thread that prints the counter every second. If your counter value is always 1, then you are still running synchronously.