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This can easily be done with js (in a script tag or a seperate js file). You just need an event listener for 'click' and a small function for changing the height:

There's a data race. While writing the set's elements is atomic via std::atomic_exchange, reading them inside find is not. find may see a torn read if another thread swaps an element right from under it.

There's a subtler scenario: one thread has called PointEvents.find(event), and find is currently reading the contents of some EventInfo instance in the set (let's call it X), to compute its hash or compare it to event. At the same time, another thread performs Swap on that same element and returns the shared pointer holding X to the caller. The caller perhaps looks at X briefly then allows the shared pointer to be destroyed, and X together with it. find then races with X's destructor.

Consider separating fixed parts of EventInfo that contribute to the hash and equality, from the payload part that can vary. Store them in std::unordered_map, with fixed part as the key and the payload as the value. Then you can swap the payload without affecting find.

You can do this with JSON.stringify and JSON.parse - with a reviver, check if the value has a name property, and if it does, return { [value.name]: value.value }:

If I understand correctly, you want combinations -- but in a row. First aggregate at the student level; then aggregate again:

Was a simple fix in the end. Only 1 filter required the _id filter to get the record.

Well, I think ShaderToy uses glsl or some of it's variants, so texture function is basically a sample call in Metal. Let's look at an example. I'm using this doc. We'll use the 2D version since that's what you probably want.

Assuming there is collection called users with a document's Username as "John Doe", the following code will add { "_id": "my new id", "progress": 10 } to the ActiveAchievements array field.

The string you provide is not an AssemblyQualifiedName!

It rather looks like it is only the result of Type.ToString.

e.g. the AssemblyQualifiedName of a List looks like this:

Returning something from an async function is the same as returning promise. So, your query function returns a promise with the result of the client.search. The following code will await for your query promise and print the result. You could also use the sr value inside your query function as here the promise has also resolved.