radiator | STOMP broker in python/gevent

I'm trying to list documents in a few directories in a MarkLogic database.

I am new to XQuery, so I just need 30 seconds of someone's time to tell me what's wrong and how to fix. As its in MarkLogic am unsure if that adds an extra layer complexity on top of it all, which I can't answer.

My code is below - all I'm trying to do is trying to return all docs in the MarkLogic 9 database directory /Engine/Cooling/Radiators using an XQuery in MarkLogic Query Console :

I have a function called calc that runs some calculations and then pushes the results of these calculations to the object within the array surveyResults. After these calculations have been done, I then insert and render HTML into the DOM that pulls data to display from the array surveyResult.

After this, I have an object called chartResults that creates a chart with chart.js. I want to update the 'data' array that's inside the datasets array that's within chartResults object. I want to update it using the data for yearOneSaving, yearTwoSaving etc.

How would I do this? chartResults[2].data = yearOneSaving; and then repeat 10 times?

Edited to add - HTML and CSS so you can see how it works. Enter any number for each box expect 'system monthly payment' must = 26.26 and 'monthly gas payment' = 35. You can now see the chart generate when you click calculate

I cant access the JSON results from an $.ajax() request. I'm getting a result from the api once i select a car model, but I can't access the JSON response to get the information I need to propogate a new drop down list.

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I am looping through a filtered set of data on a sheet and then for each entry on that sheet, looping through a filtered range on a second sheet in another workbook to return each entry for that "tag". For some reason, the .Columns() index seems to jump around. On the first iteration, it pulls Columns(1) and Columns(2) as expected, but on the next iteration, Columns(1) actually returns the value that should be in Columns(2), on the next iteration it Columns(1) actually pulls the value from Columns(3) and so on. Any advice on what I am missing is appreciated.

So, I thought that north bridge is hidden by this silver radiator and south bridge is under bios battery. I don't know if I'm right, but if I am right, what's this thing on the left of my south bridge then? My gut tells me it could be south bridge too (if yes, north bridge is the thing that I previously called south bridge and here comes the question- what's under the radiator then?). I know it's a bit noob question.

A quite important edit: the motherboard's name is EPoX 8K3A+.

Thanks in advance for help.

What it is: I am having an issue with my swipeable form. It uses a vanilla JS method to achieve swipe recognition and .animate to cycle through each part of the form.

My problem: When too many swipes are performed in succession or too many next buttons are clicked in succession, the .animate seems to fail and they start to pile up in the center of the visible area.

Things I've tried: I've tried stopPropagation() and setTimeout(), but neither have helped. I've also tried removing the listeners at the start of their function and adding them back at the end of the nextPrev() function, which also didn't correct the issue.

I'm not sure where exactly it is going wrong and therefore don't know how to troubleshoot this. I've tried different things at various stages and nothing seems to correct this issue. I am looking for a way to prevent this from happening.

I apologize for not presenting an MCVE, I left everything in intentionally so someone could experience cycling through the form and reproduce the issue.

The code:

So I´m trying to parse an incoming dictionary in this format:

I am trying to add my three functions together inside a procedure. The functions are CalcOilLubeCharges, CalcMiscCharges, and CalcFlushCharges. I am getting a stack over flow warning after trying to call the functions adding them together and setting them equal to a variable.

I have a sample where I'm trying to remove all lines of a file where it is empty (newline only or spaces and newline). I thought I would be able to do this easily with a simple ^\s*$. The file sample I have is 724 lines long with 182 occurences of this pattern when I use grep -e '^\s*$' samplefile | wc -l and I can simply add the -v flag and redirect the output to get the contents with the extra lines removed.

In Go 1.12.4 I try: