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You actually have TWO arrays:

Because you made an override of the filter_queryset, it will no longer work with the filter_backends to filter the data. You should filter the queryset further, by making a super call:

This solution will extract all the definitions with some annotation from a given package. I will leverage also the compile-time reflection.

This solution will extract all the definitions with some annotations from a given package. I will also leverage the compile-time reflection. So, To solve your problem, we need to divide it in:

• methods gathering from a package;
• filter only methods with a given annotation;
• transform symbols in function application. I suppose that you can pass the package and the annotation (and also the return type) as a type argument. So the macro signature is something like that:

using a foreach loop and strpos() will allow you traverse an array simply and remove unset() the specific values in the original array.

strpos() will return FALSE if the searched for character does not exist, this make it a simple test for if its false then keep the array item otherwise remove it or visa versa to keep the items with a 'u' in

You can create an object which consist of key , value related to your category, and instead of creating some conditional render, just reading the culture from the object, like this:

Note that when the payload.emoji.name does not equal any of the ones listed, this code is run:

Perhaps there is a better solution, but you could use the parameter optionsAfterRender in the Options binding in order to modify the tag:

To convert the dataframe to JSON, you can set en to be the index (and still keep the en column) and call to_json: