Yuki | CS : GO Cheat '' written in Rust | Hacking library

You can't do assignment (A=B) in a comprehension. You could possibly use the update function. For example:

I don't know if I understood correctly, but I think you might want to generate the permutations for the drivers; correct me if I am wrong, but for example, for 3 drivers A, B and C it would be:

The reason is that you are including the bookmark in the matches part of the content_scripts in manifest.json.

Here's the relevant documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/Match_patterns#path

Specifically

All match patterns are specified as strings. Apart from the special pattern, match patterns consist of three parts: scheme, host, and path [...]

The value for the path matches against the string which is the URL path plus the URL query string [...]

Neither the URL fragment identifier, nor the # which precedes it, are considered as part of the path.

You can fix it by simply removing '#table'

Try:

=query({{offset(A4:C,1,0);"","",""},C4:C},"select count(Col1) where Col3 matches 'Action 3' and not Col4 matches 'Action 2' label count(Col1) '' ",1)

For same student, try:

=query({{query({A4:C},"where Col1 is not null order by Col2,Col1 offset 1",1);"","",""},query({A4:C},"where Col1 is not null order by Col2,Col1",1)},"select count(Col1) where Col2=Col5 and Col3 matches 'Action 3' and not Col6 matches 'Action 2' label count(Col1) '' ",1)

To see the results, rather than counting them:

=query({{query({A4:C},"where Col1 is not null order by Col2,Col1 offset 1",1);"","",""},query({A4:C},"where Col1 is not null order by Col2,Col1 label Col3 'Prev answer'",1)},"select * where Col2=Col5 and Col3 matches 'Action 3' and not Col6 matches 'Action 2' label count(Col1) '' ",1)

This happens because you are trying to put your data into the SQL command without quotation marks around it. The immediate issue can be solved by writing "{x}" instead of {x}.

However, doing it this way is a terrible idea, because it's an SQL injection waiting to happen. To solve this, you don't put the data that you're trying to insert into your database right in the query string, instead you use query parameters:

Backslashes have special meaning in Python strings. You can either use the r prefix to make it a raw string (r"E:\projects\python\Yuki.py\pic saver\pictures"), or double the backslashes ("E:\\projects\\python\\Yuki.py\\pic saver\\pictures"), or use forward slashes. All Windows APIs accept forward slashes ("E:/projects/python/Yuki.py/pic saver/pictures").

I would suggest that you pull all the data into dictionaries, and do the final work in the dataframe. More efficient, than individually creating a series and appending.

The solution I propose below gets the id and name separately into a dictionary(defaultdict), while pulling the plot summary into a different dictionary(mapping).

After that, you can convert to pandas data structures and merge.

Since you want the image to be corresponding to the anime titles I suggest you use a dictionary instead of a list. Also, use Toplevel widget to display the output.

So here is an example code:

You are getting the result you get because you use the same code at two places.