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I have the following R notebook:

I'm trying to wrap my bonehead around the ranges. So decided to implement some basic sort procedures as a range algorithm and like in the std::ranges::sort(). I peeked its implementation but didn't understand how to make use of projection:

I'm writing an ebook using Pandoc for a proprietary programming language, similar to SQL. I found out how to change the color by adding -s --highlight-style haddock when creating the book, but there are about 50 or so keywords that are missing. I noticed, reading through other posts, that you can change the color of the scheme, but I haven't found any way to actually create a new language with all the SQL keywords + my new ones or to just update the SQL language with the new keywords I need.

How can I create either a new language or update the SQL language to add my new keywords?

I'm mostly trying to search for a range substrings within a given cell.

My ultimate objected is the red numbers in this example:

I currently have something like:

I've got an unusual problem with breaking words in HTML. The problem is inside the grid which is nested inside another one because every element has got its own height and width. I want to have got the same measurements for every span element.

Example:

This question is a follow-up to this one. For some reason I'm coming back to JS after 7 years and boy, I can hardly recognize the dear old beast.

Purely for educational purpose, I decided to rewrite naive implementations of the various things Function.prototype.bind() allows to do. It's just an exercise to try to understand what's going on and spark a few questions.

I would be happy to stand corrected for all the mistakes and misunderstandings in my examples and comments.

Also, this code is not mine. I got the idea from a blog and only slightly tweaked it, but unfortunately I lost track of the source. If anyone recognizes the original, I'll be happy to give due credit. Meanwhile, I apologize for the blunder.

The initial idea is simply to do what lambda calculus savvies apparently call a "partial application", i.e. fixing the value of the first parameters of a function, that also accepts an implicit "this" first parameter, like so:

I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem that has been plaguing me.

I am currently using Qt Creator with verion 5.11.3 Qt on Ubuntu to build a project. Every time I try to build I get the error "gl.h: No such file or directory".

The error occurs next to the line in my code that says "#include

I have ran the following code as well and it did not change the outcome

I am trying to generate an RMarkdown document. I have a list freqsByYear and I would like the user to select from a drop down menu (or some similar method) and this will get stored as Q from here I can pass it to a ggplot function and make the plot as follows.

I have an ASCII diagram in a module's documentation that I would like to display in haddock, however I cannot figure out how to turn off markup for that section of the comments so that it doesn't treat characters as markup / special characters.

Does anyone know a way to do this? I'm looking for something that doesn't involve escaping the problem characters inline because that makes the diagram less legible when viewing the source.

The diagram in question looks like this: