mistletoe | compliant Markdown parser in pure Python
kandi X-RAY | mistletoe Summary
kandi X-RAY | mistletoe Summary
mistletoe. [Build Status][build-badge]][travis] [Coverage Status][cover-badge]][coveralls] [PyPI][pypi-badge]][pypi] [is wheel][wheel-badge]][pypi]. mistletoe is a Markdown parser in pure Python, designed to be fast, spec-compliant and fully customizable. Apart from being the fastest CommonMark-compliant Markdown parser implementation in pure Python, mistletoe also supports easy definitions of custom tokens. Parsing Markdown into an abstract syntax tree also allows us to swap out renderers for different output formats, without touching any of the core components.
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- Find the core tokens in the given string
- Return the end of the field
- Find a link in a string
- Remove n characters from the list
- Parse code block
- Return the last n fields
- Returns True if the comment is found
- Checks if the leader is in the leader
- Read lines from a list of lines
- Render inline code
- Render a list item
- Render a list
- Read lines from file
- Render a quote node
- Build the documentation
- Remove a token type
- Render a link token
- Render a document
- Parse command line arguments
- Tokenize a text
- Parse a list of lines
- Read lines from a list
- Render a table
- Render a table token
- Parse the contents of the document
- Start a interactive interactive interactive session
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QUESTION
I am wanting to create a bar chart of top 5 populated states. My current function does not work for three reasons. 1) The most populated states are California,Texas,Florida,New York, and Pennsylvania. 2) The largest state the graph shows, california is the last one on the graph when it should be the first. 3) the y axis values are completely wrong. Not even numbering in the millions like the population does. Hope the question was clear. Thanks so much!
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Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 19:33The reason that your code doesn't work is that
QUESTION
I am making a witcher themed page as a side project and have come across a problem. I have made an alchemy page and have all ingredients listed, with all elements that can be extracted beside them. I have made a function that triggers animation with the following logic: Clicking an ingredient will trigger the animations for the according elements that can be extracted from said ingredient. For example: Fool's parsley can produce Rubedo and Vitriol, upon clicking fools parsley, rubedo shines red and vitriol blue. My problem is that once an animation is triggered once, it wont trigger again if needed for another ingredient. Example: Fools parsley makes rubedo and vitriol shine, Cadaverine makes rubedo and aether shine. If i click fools parsley, then Cadaverine, when cadaverine is clicked, only aether will shine because rubedo was already triggered once. This also makes clicking the same ingredient twice pointless, as the second time none of the elements will shine.
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Answered 2021-Oct-08 at 14:37On the first line of your for statement, try this:
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