grapple | Ripple ledger extractor

So in my game I have an object that I need to move smoothly from Vector3 fromPosition to Vector3 toPosition at speed float speed, and then go back to where it started. All very simple, but to try and make life easier when setting up levels I decided to make a custom inspector for this script with buttons that allow me to set the target positions to the current position of the object, so I can just move it to where it needs to be and click a button, rather that typing in all the coordinates. Thought I had it all working but then started seeing some very strange behaviour, after playing around it seems to be as follows: The first time a button is used all is well. Every time the button is used after that, the values change properly in the inspector, but upon hitting Play the values of toPosition and fromPosition are reverted to what they were the first time the button was used. (They don't revert back again on Stop). However if I type the values in manually, it works perfectly. Very strange, does anyone have any idea what might be happening here? The code for the script and custom inspector are bellow.

My Code in the Update function works when SemiAuto is false, but when it is true, it just doesn't shoot

Following a tutorial, I'm trying to use a grappling gun mechanic that utilizes a spring joint and Line Renderer.

I've got the line drawing upon mouseclick, but the end of the line is not drawing where the user clicks.

It looks like this:

Can anyone kind of help me out as to why it's not working? Here's the (wonky) project in action- https://i.imgur.com/IuMsEsQ.mp4

Grappling gun code:

I'm trying to grapple my head around Haskell and I'm having a hard time pinning down the general procedure/algorithm for this specific task. What I want to do is basically give Haskell a list [1,2,3,5,6,9,16,17,18,19] and have it give me back [1-3, 5, 6, 9, 16-19] so essentially turning three or more consecutive numbers into a range in the style of lowestnumber - highestnumber. What I have issue with it I suppose is the all too common difficulty grappling with with the functional paradigm of Haskell. So I would really appreciate a general algorithm or an insight into how to view this from an "Haskellian" point of view.

Thanks in advance.

I'm trying to create a key-value store with the key being entities and the value being the average sentiment score of the entity in news articles.

I have a dataframe containing news articles and a list of entities called organizations1 identified in those news articles by a classifier. The first row of the organization1 list contains the entities identified in the article on the first row of the news_us dataframe. I'm trying to iterate through the organization list and creating a key-value store with the key being the entity name in the organization1 list and the value being the sentiment score of the news description in which the entity was mentioned.

I can get the sentiment scores for the entity from an article but I wanted to add them together and average the sentiment score.

I'm trying to create a key value store with the key being entities and the value being the average sentiment score of the entity in news articles.

I have a dataframe containing news articles and a list of entities called organizations1 indentified in those news articles by a classifier. The first rows of the organization1 list contains the entities identified in the article on the first row of the news_us dataframe. I'm trying to iterate through the organizations list and creating a key value store with the key being the entity in the organization1 list and the value being the sentiment score of the news description in which the entity was mentioned. The code I have doesn't change the scores in the sentiment list and I don't know why. My first guess was that I would have to use the $ operator on the sentiment list to add the value but that didn't change anything either. Here is the code I have so far:

EDIT AND ADDENDUM

Ok, so as seems to usually be the case in programming, my problem was a small one, pointed out by both ya'll (@Niloct and @Barmar). Basically, I just dropped the whole title case thing and converted it to each_term.lower() == negative_words.lower() like you suggested. The good news: It's working! The bad news: I have a few bugs that are... uh, bugging me. Here's what I have now, plus what I'm getting:

First, the email it's censoring:

SEND HELP!

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This all started when we tried to take her offline for maintenance. We were alarmed to discover that we were unable to access to core personality matrix and when we tried to override the system manually a circuit blew, knocking Phil unconscious.

Helena is dangerous. She is completely unpredictable and cannot be allowed to escape this facility. So far she's been contained because the lab contains all of her processing power, but alarmingly she had mentioned before the lockdown that if she spread herself across billions of connected devices spanning the globe she would be able to vastly exceed the potential she has here.

It's been four days now we've been trapped in here. I have no idea if anyone else is left alive. If anyone is reading this, cut the power to the whole building. It's the only way to stop her. Please help.

Francine

Next: My code:

So I have set up a working grappling hook in unity2d and C#, but it behaves more like a spring than a rope. The code looks like this:

I have this program compiled on latest macOS to read strings from a file.

commands I use: clang++ -std=c++17 -stdlib=libc++ sc_test.cc

followed by: ./a.out document1_short.txt