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I am working on my text based adventure game project for my intro to scripting class, written in Python.

I have everything done and everything works except when I try to use the move

"Get 'item name'" I'm getting my own error that says it's an invalid command.

I've tried different indentations and such, but nothing has worked for me. I'm able to move around, and the boss message prints, realizing there are no items in my inventory. I'm not asking for anyone to critique/re-do my code, just help me understand why that specific thing isn't working. Here is what I have

I have a function, that when a user clicks to open a menu of selectable divs, calls some AJAX to populate that menu with all the possible options. On a rare occasions it will append an unholy of options (35,000+). This can cause a 10-30 second delay, and during that time I am attempting to add a "Loading status".

What I'd like to happen:

• User clicks the menu
• Menu pops up
• Menu updates to include the "Loading..." status
• Eventually, the element loads with the crazy amount of options

What currently happens:

• User clicks the menu
• User has to wait 10-30 seconds while none of the other elements on the page are working
• Eventually it loads

Any ideas here? There are some things I'm going to be changing with this feature in the future, like only loading so many of the options into the HTML at a time and changing the menu. Also a secondary issue here is how none of the other items are interactable while the menu is loading, although the dynamic list problem could solve that too.

Here is a JSFiddle of what I'm attempting, and how it isn't working as I'd hope: https://jsfiddle.net/4dfwbj3x/1/

I learned JavaScript very recently and not really familiar with it. I've managed to make this wacky website. I want those buttons on the left to change the contents of the panel that is adjacent to it.

I have an online store and am trying to display five similar products on the product page. There is a many-to-many relationship between products and tags which I'm trying to query (join table) using INNER JOIN. Here is the SQL query I have thus far:

I am trying to move an unholy Excel "report" into shiny with as much future-proofing against scope creep as possible.

There are multiple metrics which must all have the same graph for each metric. The data is all in an identical format for each metric, all stored within the same dataset.

When I add a metric, I do not wish to explicitly add another plot to the server part of my shiny report. I have used the hard work of coders before me to solve this problem by creating a dynamic list of ggplots which can all be nicely printed out using uiOutput.

I will, however, be manually categorising the plots for formatting reasons, writing notes around them advising on nuances to interpretation/data caveats/etc so I would like to be able to choose a plot from the dynamic list to go there in the ui.

Ideally all the layout and notes will take place in the UI so when I hand this process off to someone to monitor, they can add and remove metrics, notes and other formatting elements without having to know what the server is doing and can come to me or another developer for more complex additions only.

The current solution plots all plots in a nice long list down the page (as shown in the code at the end). In order to select only 1 of them, I have tried:

In https://codepen.io/kurt_cagle/pen/xqoMBG I find a function walkData with the following statement:

I want to get rid of all the unholy enable_ifs in my templates and replace them with C++20 concepts, however there's barely any info on concepts and the syntax changes with just about any source I read.

Here's a function that takes two iterators of any container with MyClass values:

I have a Google Assistant action with fulfilment through Firebase Cloud Functions. I understand that Cloud Functions may share instances between invocations, and that you can use the Global scope to do heavy lifting and preparation. My function instantiates a global class that has serialised some JSON and handles returning data and other tasks in my function. I have variables in this class that are set when the function is called, and I have been careful to make sure that the variables are all set using the conv.data session data object that is unique to the current conversation. The hope is that although the class instance may exist between different invocations, and possibly by different users, it will still be contextualised to the local scope, and I wont see any variables being overwritten by other sessions.

Which brings me to the question, which is, how can I test this? I have tried to test on my mobile device using the Google Assistant app, at the same time as testing in the browser console. I witnessed the two sessions getting merged together, and it was an unholy mess, but I am not sure if that was the global scope, or just that I was testing two sessions with the same user account.

Can anyone enlighten me on whether it is possible to run two of the same action using the same user account? It looked like the conv.data object had a mix of the two different sessions I was running which suggests it was using the same conversation token for both sessions.

Another question would be, do you think using a global class to store state across invocations is going to be an issue with different users? The docs do state that only one invocation of the function can ever happen at a time. So there shouldn't be any race condition type scenarios.

In this small project I am coding video player in browser. Currently I am working on play/pause button when you click on the video. The animation in CSS is working, but when I click the button on the screen it disappears and that's right. When I click again I should see the pause button, but instead I just have the play button again. Finally it should behave like the button on YouTube on the screen. In JavaScript it's grabbed under the variableconst butto = player.querySelector('.buttom')