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it seems like You are missing { } character after the declaration of function btnHandler, just add that character:

1. You need to have a formatter extension (recommended: Prettier) installed on your VS Code
2. You need stylelint and stylelint-prettier npm modules in your project. (as dev-dependencies)
3. enable stylelint auto-formatting in your prettier config: "prettier.stylelintIntegration": true
4. Add a .stylelintrc.json file to configure your stylelint rules.

it seems your desire will be satisfied by adding these 3 rules but I highly recommend probing more than 170 available rules for formatting CSS to find your best settings.

Things like _counterState or bool, String, int etc. means the function return type which is before function f.e.

int returnNumber() => 2; It means that the function "RetrunNumber" will return a value which is a int.

More info you will find: https://dart.dev/guides/language/language-tour#a-basic-dart-program

In JavaScript, curly braces are used to create a new block. Curly braces were placed to make sure no code would conflict with the code inside and vice versa, make sure the code in the curly braces didn't affect some other code.

Are sure the thread is in a cancelation or your thread cancelation_type is asynchronous?

From man of pthread_cancel:

A thread's cancellation type, determined by pthread_setcanceltype(3), may be either asynchronous or deferred (the default for new threads). Asynchronous cancelability means that the thread can be canceled at any time (usually immediately, but the system does not guarantee this). Deferred cancelability means that cancellation will be delayed until the thread next calls a function that is a cancellation point. A list of functions that are or may be cancellation points is provided in pthreads(7).

I don't think canceling threads is the best ways to make sure that a thread will finish. Perhaps you can send the thread a message that it should stop and make sure the thread does receive the message and will handle it.

You can use a combination of regex and replace method in javascript, and do something like this:

• you can't use keys like under without defining the,

• south south is not a valid anchor point

• you can only use the coordinates of non-empty cells

This is safe as long as you only ever initialize the const char *s with string literals . They have a lifetime that is identical to the lifetime of your program.

Here's a standalone program that parses your data (assumed to be in example.txt) into a nested dictionary (that maps block names to key-value pairs):