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You can simply use Dictionary's init(grouping:by:) initializer like so,

You could try:

helm delete $(helm ls | awk '$9 ~ /SEARCH/ { print $1 }')

Replacing SEARCH with whatever chart name pattern you want to use

It gets thrown off a little because awk is going to delimit on the spaces, which the timestamp has several of.

So what would traditionally be tab delimited:

1=NAME 2=REVISION 3=UPDATED 4=STATUS 5=CHART 6=NAMESPACE

becomes:

1=mottled-whippet 2=1 3=Fri 4=Jul 5=20 6=13:15:45 7=2018 8=DEPLOYED 9=postgresql-0.15.0 10=namespace

Basically, no you can't. The conceptual reason is in how generic types are bound. When you create a class like Zoo, T doesn't mean "any type that extends Animal", it means, "a specific type that extends Animal that will be provided at runtime". Normally this lets you do what you want, but your case appears to be testing the bounds (ba-dum-tiss) of this system.

I think the more nitty-gritty answer will have to go into the wildcard (?) binding system - something about ? extends A & B means that it can't prove that a type C that extends A & B & D actually matches.

A (worse) design that accomplishes your goal looks like this:

If you want the panels to start out collapsed, don't use the in class.

Calling $('.collapse').collapse(); doesn't collapse your panels, it reactivates the .collapse elements with the default options, overriding .in (so the panels are closed) and data-parent (so you lose the one-panel-at-a-time behavior).

You also don't need to define the :contains pseudo-selector three times on every keypress. Once is enough. And you don't need to explicitly loop over all #accordion's .panels, just use a sufficiently broad selector.

You need to return the value, not print it. Like so:

Alex K identified your primary problem in his comment - you are missing setlocal enableDelayedExpansion.

But you have another problem - your array contains 6 values, but you are randomly selecting an index between 1 and 4 instead of between 1 and 6.

You should use set /a operator=%random%%%i+1. Note that true environment variables do not need to be expanded when used with SET /A.

That's correct. Static variables are not inherited by subclasses. This is documented here, which also suggests working around it by declaring an instance variable with the same name. Not sure how useful of a workaround that is, since you might as well change the static variable to an instance one instead of having both (unless you really need to call Animal.debug elsewhere), but it's AS3, it's there.

You have to declare the flags as a array, and push choices to that array , in this way if there are multiple choices, the stored value does not get replaced. in the flags.

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