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QUESTION
I have written this piece of code for a script that should check whether a word contains all vowels (so, e, u, i, o, a), case-insensitive:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-13 at 12:52use line.strip()
to remove the newline char when appending the result.
QUESTION
Not to my preference but I'm forced to write some Rust today so I'm trying to create a Rocket instance with only one endpoint but, on that endpoint I need to access a variable that is being created during main. The variable takes a long time to be instantiated so that's why I do it there.
My problem is that I can;t find a way to pass it safely. Whatever I do, the compiler complaints about thread safety even though the library appears to be thread safe: https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust/pull/130 (commited code is found on my local instance)
This is the error tat I get:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-06 at 10:55Rc
is not thread safe, even behind a mutex. It looks like Rc
is used in eng.blocker.pool.pool
which is a lifeguard::Pool
. So no, the Engine
is not thread safe (at least by default).
Fortunately, it appears that the adblock crate has a feature called "object-pooling", which enables that specific functionality. Removing that feature will (hopefully) make it thread safe.
QUESTION
I have a function that as far as I understand isn't borrowing anything from it's input parameters and so I am not fully sure why I get a complaint about lifetimes. I am just using Sender from std::sync::mpsc
and the lifeguard crate to provide Recycled
.
My main question is how do I fix this, but secondly why does the compiler think I'm returning a borrowed value?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 23:41The Recycled
struct contains a borrow. You're also taking a reference to a Config. The compiler doesn't know whether the return value will live as long as the &Config
, or as long as the borrow inside of the Recycled
. You need to give an explicit lifetime parameter to the return value. In this case, you use a generically declared 'a
to indicate that the return value lives as long as the Sender
:
QUESTION
I have found a fix for the following problem, however I'd like to understand why my below code creates a list of strings within a list, i.e. has this list of strings as the only element in an outer list.
I have a .txt file which I'm reading in which consists of about 25 sentences. It is just one long paragraph and so I wanted to split it into sentences, delimited by a full stop. I initially used this code to perform this step:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 14:10It's because line.split('.')
returns a list, and list_of_sentences.append(new)
adds that list to list_of_sentences
. Maybe you meant to use list_of_sentences.extend(new)
instead? That would add each element of new
to list_of_sentences
.
QUESTION
So I'm using a Bootstrap Navbar for a website I'm making and when I try to change the color of the links, it only changes one.
I have already tried using different class names and removing unnecessary classes.
HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-08 at 20:18Your .colorMe
class exists on the link for About Us, but on the list item parent of the other two. Just move that class from the list item to the link and it works.
The reason it doesn't work while only on the list item parent is because Bootstrap already has a more specific selector, .navbar-light .navbar-nav .nav-link
, that overrides your CSS.
QUESTION
So, I'm a beginner coder trying to build a website for a beach I go to but when I try and change the color of the text on the Navbar, it doesn't show up.
I've already tried changing the identifiers and also using different formats.
This is one of the parts I'm trying to change in my HTML:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 23:14you could something like this
QUESTION
This reddit thread will explain the project a little and give context into what I'm trying to accomplish. Essentially, I'm comparing pdf's to see if there are duplicates by using something other than their name. This is because all of the pdf's in my dataset have unique names, but could still be the same thing, content wise. Seek and destroy the duplicates. I'm still in the seek part of this project.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a337qv/finding_unique_pdfs_in_a_folder_need_info_on_how/
I decided to try to compare file sizes first to see what I would find before I tried anything else. I figured that would be a simple first approach, but for some reason the os library doesn't like the way that I'm feeding it the string of the file path. I've tried manipulating it any way I can to get it to work, but no dice.
I went Through and confirmed that the file exists within the folder I'm trying to get into.
So here is kind of the workflow for how I am imagining this to work. I pulled a query of the possible drawings that could contain duplicates and saved it as an excel file. I saved that file as a csv file so if I fuck up the sheet I don't fuck up my data. Plus I new a quick way to turn csv file columns into lists using pandas.
Here is a screen shot of the csv file
In the code below you can see that I made a list that has each of those columns. all of the data within the lists are strings. The description isn't very critical, but the "found in" and "name" columns (When concatenated) make up the file path and file name. I made a new list of the combined string that is the file path + the file so that I could get its size to compare.
I'm really hoping there is a way I can manipulate that path in either the csv file or in python with the lists.
Here is the error that comes up when I run the code.
C:\Users\27659\Desktop\PycharmProjects\sort_unique_profiles\venv\Scripts\python.exe "C:/Users/27659/Desktop/PycharmProjects/sort_unique_profiles/Compare and mark files.py"
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-06 at 10:26You really should be able to make that question shorter. Why not write some functions? Then you could identify a certain function as the problem and your question would be about that function only.
Maybe this helps?
QUESTION
For some reason I can't get strpos to work to search my array, even if $jobList[1]
and $titlesearch
are the same values... Sorry if it's something obvious but I'm still pretty new to coding!
I begin with my $data
array which looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-18 at 07:49You should always compare the data type when using this function as it may not return a boolean and it can be missleading. Check documentation here
Try it something like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to fetch data from an API, if you see the console ,you will find that a huge chunk of JSON that is variable a2 is displayed in the console .
But I wish to do res.json(a2);
to display all the json on the webpage as JSON data.
I am getting an error--
Error: Can't set headers after they are sent.
What do I do >
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 22:26It looks like your making that request when your server boots?
maybe it'll work if the request is made inside the route handler?
like,
QUESTION
I am making a Curl request to this API but no matter what I do it is showing me an error
...MY API key = 34ca0e9b-ecdd-4736-a432-d87760ae0926
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 18:10If I use double quotes for the strings and escape the contained double quotes (\"
) the request works:
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