digestion | grained digest controls for the Rails | Application Framework library

table 'product'

I am performing an in silico digestion of the human proteome, meaning that I am trying to chopped the amino acid sequence of every protein at a certain position. I am using the Pyteomics parser function Pyteomics Parser within a bigger function that I have created.

I am getting this error: PyteomicsError: Pyteomics error, message: "Not a valid modX sequence: {'sequence': 'AKDEVQKN'}"

However, I am unsure how AKDEVQKN doesn't match the modX_reqquence compilier:

OUTLINE

I have 3 lists in 3 VStacks based from a data model.

1. Categories
2. Applications
3. Products

The idea is that when the user selects a category, it filters through the application list and only displays applications that are found in the same data model. Then when the user selects an application from the second list, it would only list products found in the same data model into the third column.

PROBLEM

I am struggling to filter and list the applications based on the selected category. Once I know how to do that I am assuming I can use the same method to filter the final products column.

CODE

I'm new to javascript, and would appreciate some help. from the website well.ca, I'm using document.querySelector('div[class="panel-body"]').innerHTML

to derive this html:

I have a table that is too long and I would like to add a small row in the middle to "View more". Just like the accordeon option work but with a table.

Like this

Right now this is the html and css I use:

I am developing an ASP.Net web application and am running into an issue with Log4Net writing out exceptions with a custom layout. I am configuring a rolling file appender in my Global.asax programmatically (not using web.config setup) in the following way:

According to git name-rev doc ,

Finds symbolic names suitable for human digestion for revisions given in any format parsable by git rev-parse.

But I could not understand this. What is the use of this command ? How is it different from git describe command ? I think that both also does the same thing - give a SHA1 Id , gives us back the nearest reference name to it ?

Background

I have a script that runs an nmap command on every subnet (about 200 subnets, including some /16's, 260k addresses total) in my organization, and dumps a txt log file in a folder, with each folder being one subnet.

I am currently writing a separate script to to read the txt file in each folder, and pull specific info for my digestion.

Current Issue

See what RegEx I have so far, with my input:

https://regex101.com/r/wUHyZm/1

Currently, I have regex that can successfully match the 'device name (if applicable) + IP'.

However, this will just grab all devices.

Sample input:

My app wokring fine on local but on production it not showing images after compiling and digestion of assets.

Here is my code