boom | On the COMMAND LINE

The page is sometimes loaded by JavaScript, so request won't support it.

You can use a while loop to check if header appears in the soup and then break

You never called boom function. That's the issue.

:) I found an answer

Thanks to those 2 links

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ReadableStream

Uint8Array to string in Javascript

Here a mix and tested

the php can push ANY html with CSS AND javascript that will be executable as soon as it arrives YAY ;)

The test on the php was echo some html, echo '1', sleep(3) and repear a couple times.

when I trigger that "fetchsrteam" function, I see each echo live streamed, I don't have to wait to the completion of the php. That way i can see feedbacks of what's going on (rare but possible) long php scripts that retreive info from APIs, do stuff, compute, etc.

** I also tested this from within webviews in IOS AND Android ;)

You should pass the file path you are passing the UploadedFiles object which is unknown to the Cloudinary upload api.

You should pass the path via $image->tempName to the (new UploadApi())->upload() like below

You can spawn lightweight tasks out of both futures, which will allow you to await them both without serializing them. It is conceptually similar to the solution you proposed, but doesn't use additional threads (it runs foo and bar on the normal executor threads, interleaving them with other futures as they await), and the channels created are one-shot channels highly optimized for this purpose.

Here's a very quick refactor to make it so you don't have to copy and paste the quiz logic for each player. Note that we don't pop the questions out of qa (instead we just shuffle the list), which makes it easier to reuse the same questions -- currently your program exits after player1() because that function empties the question list and leaves nothing for player2 to do, but the below code should fix that.

(edit to reflect comments -- just shuffle once, and declare everything in play())

Solution found:

So this line in the original tutorial is incorrect

You are running into the as-if rule.

C++ compilers are allowed to essentially rewrite your entire program as they see fit as long as the side effects remain the same.

What a side effect is very well defined, and "a certain function gets called" is not part of that. So the compiler is perfectly allowed to just call abort() directly if it can determine that this is the only side effect std::terminate() would have on the program.

You can get more details at https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/as_if

I found why it dosen't work. the HTMLDivElement cause the problem. below code will work in Vue3 with ts