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So, what I'm trying to do is use multi_select_dropdown to allow the users of a dating app to select multiple things such as genders and orientations, but I keep getting the variable error in the subject. Here is where I'm declaring the lists:

I started testing Flexbox using on an existing template from an older stackoverflow question

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I have a very big text (.sql) file, and I want to get all the links out of it in a nice clean text file, where the link are all one in each line.

I have found the following command grep -Eo "https?://\S+?\.html" filename.txt > newFile.txt from anubhava, which nearly works for me, link: Extract all URLs that start with http or https and end with html from text file

Unfortunately, it does not quite work: Problem 1: In the above link, the webpages end with .html. Not so in my case. They do not have a common ending, so I just have to finish before the second ' symbol.

Problem 2: I do not want it to copy the ' symbol.

To give an example, (cause, I think I explain rather bad here):

Say, my file says things like this:

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I have downloaded all of the data from my fantasy football league and have been doing some analysis in R. One thing I am struggling to do is figure out a way to determine what would have been each players optimal team each week. That is, each player in my league chose a set of their players to start and a set of their players to bench. In hindsight, we know what each player actually scored and can determine whether or not the player chose correctly.

My data is structured in the following way:

• Team = Fantasy Team (2 included in example 10 in total)
• Week = What week this occurred on (1 included in example 16 in total)
• Slot = What position this player was played in
• Player = Players name
• Position = Players NFL position
• FPTS = Points Scored

I am just getting started with regular expressions (working with the stringr package), and I have written some code that does not do exactly what I want it to do. I am working with a dataset with some very messy string data and am trying to clean it up to be used with a google maps API.

I've attached a sample of the data below.

Basically, I want to select every row where loc_01 is a simple street name. By this, I mean I want it to take on the following formats:

A numbered street, such as 10th Ave; A named street, such as MAIN ST, and any directional modification of such street names (such as 10TH AVE NW, W MAIN ST, or W 10TH AVE.)

I have tried the following expression:

I'm here today because I am coding a website for practice purposes and I've come across a problem. The website consists of a bunch of panels stacked vertically, with text in them and a button to create more panels. That button, makes the website be bigger vertically so the chrome scrollbar appears. (It also appears for about 1/10 of a second when a new panel is created then recalculates and hides, even if the panels haven't reached the bottom yet)

The main problem is that the scrollbar, because I have the text set to break on overflow, it restructures all text and makes it look really bad.

Is there any way I can prevent that with some css so I am always leaving some space on the right side for the scrollbar? I am leaving some margin but it just restructures the text anyway, just with a margin added to it.

here's the css for the div panel that pops in and the text div inside of it:

I have the following dataframe of athletes competing in races.

EDIT: I've been asked if I can provide the full grammar. I cannot and here is the reason why:

I cannot provide my full grammar code because it is homework and I am not allowed to disclose my solution, and I will sadly understand if my question cannot be answered because of this. I am just hoping this is a simple thing that I am just failing to understand from the documentation and that this will be enough for someone who knows antlr4 to know the answer.

This was posted in the original answer but to prevent frustration from possible helpers I now promote it to the top of the post. Disclaimer: this is homework related.

I am trying to tokenize a piece of text for homework, and almost everything works as expected, except the following:

I am assessing the impact of hotspot single nucleotide polymorphism (SNPs) from a next generation sequencing (NGS) experiment on the protein sequence of a virus. I have the reference DNA sequence and a list of hotspots. I need to first figure out the reading frame of where these hotspots are seen. To do this, I generated a DNAStringSetList with all human codons and want to use a vmatchpattern or matchpattern from the Biostrings package to figure out where the hotspots land in the codon reading frame.

I often struggle with lapply and other apply functions, so I tend to utilize for loops instead. I am trying to improve in this area, so welcome a apply solution should one be available.

Here is the code for the list of codons: