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I am working on a script in Python to parse MIDI files (yes I know MIDI parsing libraries exist for Python but for my use case it's easiest if i make it from scratch).

The one thing I'm having a problem with is the time division. the last two bytes of the header specifies the time division, but I'm having trouble determining if a file's time division is noted in ticks per beat or frames per second. After doing some reading, it seems that the top bit of the top byte indicates which of the two the time division is noted in. What I am confused about is if the top bit of a byte is the first bit of a byte or the last bit of a byte, as well as how to read the MIDI time division entirely.

EDIT: for example, a header of a MIDI file I have is the following:

I am trying to make app which user can look for few names of one category in the same time. F.e. There are 10 name like mexicola, red rasputin and black magic. And i wish that user can look for mexicola and red rasputin just with writing "mexicola red rasputin" or "red rasputin mexicola black magic" or just "black magic" and so on. But now it works only with one.. i can not find what is wrong.

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Most examples of phpslim3 usage looks like this

Given a word and a list of words, I have to find the list elements/words that can be built using letters (count of letter matters) of the given word. I have tried to use Counter object from collections and a definition of python 2.7's cmp() function (I'm using 3.6.5).

I have since come to realize this approach seems to be bad practice for such a problem (Earlier, I was trying to use counter object-dictionaries to compare). The reason my program doesn't work is because the compare_fn relies on '>','<' operations between lists, which give result based on lexicographical order (referred from here). So even though 'raven' can be made from 'ravenous', the program below will fail because of the order of char in a sorted list.

I'll start out by saying that I am a pretty new web developer, so I apologize if this is overly basic... I just couldn't find it anywhere on Google. I'm receiving JSON data back from an API call to omdb, and I am unsure how to reference a line in the data Specifically, I am trying to reference the Rotten Tomatoes Value, and this needs to be repeatable for any movie I search. I started by storing the response in JSON and then working through each item I need:

I have a parent - child relationship in a JSON model. I have a view that lists the parents using an ObjectList. The press event of an item in this list navigates to another view where a similar ObjectList shows the children of the selected parent.

I want to be able to make the title of the view displaying the children include an attribute of the parent. For example, if the model is: