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I'm doing a filter search. When the user types, the results will appear in a UL below the search. The UL (where it shows the filter results) is not aligned with the input. Here is an image to have an idea:

Any idea?

And another question: the results at UL are not showing up in IE. How to solve?

Code: https://jsfiddle.net/marcelpsaraiva/p40vxdmL/

I have a form with input boxes that I'd like to assign asp-for dynamically:

Form

Friends, I am attempting to make a bot that when I use a command followed by mentioning another user, the bot will create a response that starts by tagging me, followed by a response, followed by tagging the user i originally mentioned.

So far, I have successfully created a string that has the first 2 parameters working, but i can't figure out how to have the bot tag a user that i mention. I have tried a number of different strings, but none of them seem to work.

Here is an example of the code as it is working so far (without the mentioning of another tagged user):

When running deepcopy from the Python copy module on instances of a class, the copy process time doubles with each iteration, even though the instances are all of the same class and (at least in my mind) should therefor take an identical amount of time to copy.

The object I'm copying uses kwargs to set a bunch of attributes. It also originally called a set_dynamic_attributes method in __init__ to configure some of the attributes according to some logic, but in order to test if that was causing the slowdown, I removed the call from the __init__ and called it specifically.

Here's the offending section, and the results of it:

I'm learning programming using Learn Python The Hard Way. In Exercise 43's Study Drills the author wants us to build a simple combat system for when the hero encounters enemies.

In my combat system, the player and enemy each begin with 100 HP. I set up a list containing 4 prompts the player will be presented with at random. Based on the prompt the player needs to respond with an action. Depending on the scenario and the response, the player loses HP, deals damage to the enemy, or is unaffected. The program prints out both the player's and the enemy's remaining HP whenever they change.

I have a react app using redux with a state object that looks like this:

I have searched looking for examples of converting complex json (embedded arrays] into csv file(s) using Powershell. The goal is to accept json data into a MSAccess database. MSAccess does not provide an intrinsic function to do this. I am new to Powershell and json, but I did discover the ConvertFrom-JSON cmdlet that got my interest. The best info I have found is the

Flatten-Object function by iRon

in response to this article

PowerShell convert nested JSON array into separate columns in CSV file

While this function works to create a single csv, I am interested in creating multiple csv files if there are embedded arrays in the json. The idea is to create a csv file for data at each level. Level 2 and lower will require a link field (id/name) to be used as a primary key in level1, and as foreign key in level2. A PK field at the level2, would be included as a foreign key at level3 and so on. Since Access can import csv data to a table, my feeling is that getting the data into "normalized" csv files would be a repeatable method to get json data into an MSAccess database.

So with respect to my objective and the Flatten-Object function, I am looking for advice/direction on the following:

• Could the function be adjusted/used to identify
• the levels in the json file,
• to create a csv for each of those levels with a selectable PK field(s) to relate
• the csv data files in a normalized manner for import to MSAccess??

I do realize that some human intervention will be required for each json file. So I'm looking for an approach that simplifies the effort and is repeatable.

I have created a simple script to take a simple json file (no embedded array) and convert it to CSV. I have used the Shell command in vba to execute the PS script.

Below is my JSON file

I am (or at least I thought I was) pretty much familiar with the concept of Hoisting in JavaScript.

Consider the following statements:

A function declaration will be hoisted along with its body, whereas a function expression will not; only the var statement will be hoisted.

“Function declarations and function variables are always moved (‘hoisted’) to the top of their JavaScript scope by the JavaScript interpreter” - Berry Cherry

Now consider the following function: