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I have a huge .txt file which looks like this

After every 100 lines the following block of lines repeat :

I am trying to use f2py to compile a function in fortran90, the function is actually MOPTA08 problem:

In the specification for the Jakarta Expression Language there is the following condition:

Qualified functions with a namespace prefix have precedence over the operators. Thus the expression ${c?b:f()} is illegal because b:f() is being parsed as a qualified function instead of part of a conditional expression. As usual, () can be used to make the precedence explicit, e.g ${c?b:(f())}.

I have an OOP-based calendar application I wrote in C++. Program works fine, but when I call toString() for my Reminders and Appointments (Appointment inherits from Reminder), I get really weird ASCII characters, and I am not sure why. After doing some digging online and on this website, it seems that it is because I am printing out something that "isn't there", but I am not sure what the culprit is. It probably has to do with my bad memory management (I am new to dynamic memory and C++ in general).

Basically Calendar has a vector week

Day has a vector errands

Reminder has a string name detailing what it is; Reminder(string name)

and Appointment inherits from Reminder, but also has a startTime and an endTime; Appointment(string name, int startTime, int endTime) (24 hour based time)

Here is the code:

I've built a React / Express app, and it runs pretty well on my local machine. The API is all hooked up, and Heroku recognises all of that, but when Heroku tries to map an array of objects to React components it fails with the following, deeply unhelpful error:

I want to filter the data the i will get from the Database.

This the data from database.

I'm trying to optimize the variable of one of my objects using pymoo. The setup of the problem is:

This is the Json data that i need to filter.

I'm trying to parse expressions from the Jakarta Expression Language. In summary, it is a simplified Java expressions, with addition of a few things:

• Support for creating maps like: {"foo": "bar"}
• Support for creating lists and sets like: [1,2,3,4] {1,2,3,4}
• Use some identifiers instead of symbols, like: foo gt bar (foo > bar), foo mod bar(foo % bar), and so on.

I'm struggling in the last bit, where it always understands the "mod", "gt", "ge" as identifiers instead of using the expression that has the "%", ">", ">=".

I'm new to ANTLR. My grammar is based on the Java grammar in the https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4/tree/master/java/java and the JavaCC provided by: https://jakarta.ee/specifications/expression-language/4.0/jakarta-expression-language-spec-4.0.html#collected-syntax