nerd | NeRD : Neural 3D Reflection Symmetry Detector

In order to use Oh My Posh for shell-prompt customization from cmd.exe, the legacy Windows shell (citing from the docs (tab cmd)):

There's no out of the box support for Windows CMD when it comes to custom prompts. There is however a way to do it using Clink, which at the same time supercharges your cmd experience. Follow the installation instructions and make sure you select autostart.

As you later discovered, this issue on GitHub has background information on why native cmd.exe support isn't possible (even though Oh My Posh is generally shell-agnostic) and why third-party software is needed to make it work.

As for your comments re preferring cmd.exe:

I have been very comfortable with cmd

Migrating from the shell one is used to a new one is undoubtedly a painful transition, but well worth considering in this case:

While not without its quirks, PowerShell is vastly superior in just about every respect to cmd.exe, and enables you to do things you simply cannot do in cmd.exe

its ability to use additional linux commands

Linux (WSL) commands called from the Windows side are all mediated via executables (notably wsl.exe and bash.exe), which you can equally call from PowerShell.

AS the error says, your index get out of range, this happens because

You can try to use OUTER APPLY with another OPENJSON by skills column, then you will get the skill name from JSON array per id.

final you might use STRING_AGG function to get your expect result

I would do this in two steps:

• Convert the data structure to a hierarchical one: toHierarchy
• Turn that hierarchy to a hierarchy of DOM elements: createList

Here is the code:

You probably need to use setInterval. Try this, you may have to tweek it a bit.

Finally, I put this to the side for some time when I got more R savvy. Instead of trying to overcomplicate things, I decided to make a really simple SEM path plot, then apply what was said in the comments here earlier to solve the issue.

So the major issue I kept having was getting the title to map on. For some reason I couldn't understand what was causing the issue...until I figured out the order of operations for printing out the plot. So here is basically what I did. First I used a well-oiled data frame and wrote a model based off the old lavaan manual:

I think you can try this approach with merging the two data.frames. Since they have no columns in common, you can create columns to merge on, based on your groups and position within each group.

First, use rleid to provide unique id's for each group in both data.frames. Then, use rowid to enumerate rows within each group. Then merge.

The $1 is substituted by the shell at the time the alias is defined, i.e. awk never sees a $1. You can verify this by displaying your alias with

Looks like the else branch of if 'description' in dic: is never executed. If your code is indented correctly, then also the csvWriter.writerow part is never executed because of this.

That yields that no contents are written to your file.

A comment on code style:

• use with open(file) as file_variable: instead of manually using open and close. That can save you some trouble, e.g. the trouble you would get when the else branch would indeed be executed and the file would be closed multiple times :)