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I am modifying a xhtml file using BeautifulSoup4.

The problem I have right now is that it changes this:

I am trying to make an on scroll jQuery sequence that animates elements in one after the other when it's in view. Here is my CodePen and here is the code:

Google Maps JS API began displaying blue focus border around the map after switching to another browser tab and then go back. Once the map is clicked the border vanishes.
The element with the border is generated by Gmaps and within their DOM. Border seems to show only in full-page map display.

Tracing Gmap DOM show a border at child of gm-style: (div.gm-style > div)

I would like to get some clarity on terminology of microservices. Reference to the diagram mentioned below.

All Represents the Microservice Architecture

1. Microservice - Does it refer the service which are exposed as API to channel [ Be it browser / Native app / Host ] or even the service which not exposed [ Underlying

• Generic
• Orchestrated
• Atomic

1. As per the diagram, Links from orchestrated to atomic were mentioned. Does it have to be always a [REST/ HTTP over call] or is it can be normal Java library method call packaged in the same runnable package.

All tutorials says / goes 1 Microservice = 1 Rest based service or anything exposed as controller to be called from Can we call library or DAO Generic Service also a microservice?

Microservice Architecture ViewPoint

Microservice ViewPoint 2

Comparison

I have a very sublet keyframe animation. I'd like for it to play every single time the page has been scrolled - not just once when coming in the viewpoint. Each time the scroll is touched. All I can find is running once in viewport - which is fine, but it needs to play every time the scroll is touched in the viewport. Any ideas?

I'm doing a zoom in a chart. But i have a problem. My rectangles need a zoom event to display at the correct position, if they do not have this event, they are displayed at wrong coordinates.

I have done a jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/Natko/mr1250un/90/

The problem is in this part of the code (i think)

I'm going round in circles with this and would appreciate a fresh viewpoint.

I have the following button, which when tapped must display an image. The image data is fetched from the backend (this part works fine).

What is the M2DOC Eclipse Capella command to maximize an image in a Word page?

I try this code:

I don't understand what clarification is needed. Please explain your concerns. From my viewpoint, I have asked a question which conforms to the technical area being addressed, I have explained my confusion, I have given an example which illustrates my issues, and I have elaborated on the diagnostic messages received. The respondents to this question understood my question, the example, and the diagnostic messages in sufficient detail that they were able to respond appropriately and to correct my errors and misconceptions. In what way can this dialog be made more pungent with an appropriately asked question?

@Ruzihm stated that there were no lists, I suppose in my example. I would like to explain why that statement is erroneous. Years ago there was a LIFO stack and a FIFO stack. We call a LIFO stack a 'stack', and a FIFO stack a 'queue'. In England, the line standing before, e.g., a theater box office is a queue, and the pigtails that Chinese men wore after the Mongol conquest of China is also a queue. It all depends on context.

The complaint that there are no 'lists' probably extends from the notion that there are no instantiations of objects. But such objects are more appropriately called a linked list, a linked list of linked lists is known as a graph, see e.g. Gnu gSlip documentation. Clearly linked lists were not involved.

In C/C++ it is possible to form a multiple-dimensional array which are non-rectangular. Such objects have historically been known as a 'list of lists', and not an 'array of arrays'. The reason is clear, a 'list' is an object containing items, in programmatic terms, accessible by an index, as in list[index]. This is not to say that a linked list, a.k.a., , is not also a 'list', but normal convention makes more explicit that a is a linked list.

If the question is changed to 'array of arrays', then the examples make little sense. In terms likened to using , there are no 's. So whatever criticism exists for using 'list of lists' is retained and relevant in using 'array of arrays'. If one is inappropriate, the other is also.

The answer given, i.e., use a vector of vectors, is to the point, accurate, and responds correctly to the question about a list of lists. As stated in documentation concerning vectors, for example on https://cpluscplus.com, a vector is a list where elements are accessible by index. In this context, a vector of vectors is a particular list of lists, more particularly, a list of lists which are jagged and not an array of arrays which must be rectangular.

I believe any statement saying that the example posted to explain my quandry in forming a list of lists is inappropriate shows some misunderstanding of software practice and jargon. The question is correctly formed and the examples correctly address the question.

If this question is deleted, or in other ways made non-accessible, then you support an ill-formed statement concerning the question. I hope that this is not done.