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Use case is a blog post:

• element is used inside , to encase an article on a post page.
• is in use within , containing title and meta including author, datestamp etc.

My professor told me that the following code is incorrect:

To visualize - naively - if I would like to complete such an operation, I would probably use the code below.

Assume that dbContext and dbContext.Entries are of type DbContext (PostgreSQL) and DbSet respectively.

To be clear, I've extensively tested this code and found the issue is somewhere with the code written prior to the WGL code. It's precisely in the WIN32 code. Now I think it could partially be caused by calling gluOrth2D but even then, that shouldn't be the primary cause as far I as I understand. I may figure this out myself just by messing with stuff but considering this issue (that occured in a much larger project) has taken up a lot of my time I thought it was worth posting this encase anyone else runs into the same problem. I'm hoping for an explanation as well as fix/correction.

I have a problem with trying to make a shell in groovy. I am using groovy 3.0.9 and am compiling it with my jar.

The code in question:

In what way could I control an android app from another app that could be on iOS or android?

My use case is I want to be able to control an android tablet that's part of a smart-home product. In this case I don't have direct access to the tablet's screen as it's encased inside the product. So I'd like to control the tablet via another android/ios app.

Specifically:

1. be able to connect the android tablet to wifi
2. could I host a server on the android tablet to be able to communicate with it once connected to the wifi?

For part 1 I was thinking I could do something along the lines of have the tablet be in AP mode and use the client app to connect to it, is it possible to update the tablet's wifi once that is done?

I am writing a batch script that I need to parse text out of a .csv and have ran into a roadblock:

I have a for-loop set up to grab data from each line (this works fine) but I end up needing a value that is separated by multiple lines. For example (I placed what I want to be considered a single entry in parenthesis for context):

I'm trying to insert records into a table in a certain (and simple) order, as the table have an IDENTITY column (e.g. MyTbl (ID INT IDENTITY(1,1), Sale_Date DATE, Product_ID INT, Sales INT).

The query is quite simple (this is just a simplified example):

I am trying to create a vector of words in R, but have a huge list of words, so manually writing "word1", "word2", ..., "word100" would be very tedious.

Given I have the list of words comma separated, is there a way to quickly encase them with quotation marks?

For instance I have:

words = c(apple,bannana,cat,...,dolphin)

but I want

words = c("apple","bannana","cat",...,"dolphin").