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I am writing an NPM package that sets environment variables using process.env. Here is the code from the NPM package:

Currently I have a website where the content is all on a single page.

The Menu items, when you click them, jump to the relevant part of the page.

But the jump effect is still jarring and doesn't give a sleek feeling. I think fading in and out would be a cooler effect.

Is it possible to make the Jump action simulate a FadeIn/FadeOut effect?

I just have simple Jump HTML code like this:

I was wondering how I can convert an image in pygame into a number. I'm making a chess game in python. I have everything made. I first made the chessboard out of string:

Suppose my code possesses the knowledge about the metadata of a nonexistent class library "mytest.dll", such as the types in this library, the functions of the types, the parameters and return types of the functions, etc.

How does my code manufacture this DLL using techniques such as reflection?

I know my code can generate the "mytest.cs" text file, then execute the compiler to produce the DLL, then delete the "mytest.cs" file. Just want to know if there are "more advanced" or "cooler" ways to do it.

Thanks.

By "selection" commands, I mean commands that do filtering such as grep, find, etc.

There are at least a few different IBM mainframe environments that support pipeline processing (CMS Pipelines, for example). It's not a shell construct like it is in Bash, but usually a dedicated PIPE command that has its own built-in subcommands (stages) that perform the filtering and data processing.

One of the cooler features, in my opinion, is that "selection stages" that perform some kind of filtering usually support multiple output streams. Those data lines that meet the selection criteria are passed to the primary output stream, and if specified, those that do not are passed to a secondary output stream, where they can undergo an entirely different processing sequence.

Taking the example from the Wikipedia page linked above, which might appear in a REXX program:

I have a React Component that takes an array and iterates over each node, styling and rendering HTML elements based on the types found within the array.

I have everything running properly and now I'm trying to write a test using Jest to check that:

1. The component doesn't render anything when it receives an empty array
2. The component renders the appropriate HTML elements based on type when it receives a populated array

I'm relatively new to Jest and testing and I'm not sure how to write the tests to check that the appropriate elements have rendered. Also my null check test keeps failing with the following error message:

I am using a pod called iOSDropDown to display a dropdown selection menu for a textfield. I am getting a list of data from php to populate that selection menu that Im storing in a variable.

The PHP data passed stored in a swift variable looks like this when printed -> "option01","option02","option03"... and so on. This is dynamic data that will change that is why I am retrieving from PHP/MYSQL Database instead of just manually typing in the options in the Swift array.

Below is my code. What I am trying to do is use the "dropdownData" variable that holds the options for the array. Each option should be in its own row and separately selectable. What I am getting is one option, one string of coding with all my options as shown in the picture below.How would I use the dropdownData variable to display options instead of one string, one option?

dropdownData = "option01","option02","option03"... etc. ALL OPTIONS STORED IN THIS ONE ARRAY

I'm making an extremely crude command based text editor in C++. It works just fine in outputting a .txt's contents. But when writing it gets more complicated. It encounters no problems when writing a single word to a .txt but has this problem when writing input with one or more spaces. Firstly my code looks like this.

Let's say you have two angles, and you label them 0 and 1. Then you have another angle x. You also know if you'll be going Clockwise or Counter Clockwise to get from angle 0 to angle 1. How do you calculate a number that can describe that third angle?

Examples:

Problems I'm having:

• When x can't be supported within 0 and 1 (I am fine with it just telling me it couldn't do it, but having the number would be cooler).
• When switching from Counter-Clock-Wise (CCW) to CW.