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Not sure if this is possible but is there a way this can be simplified to one line without using an if else call? i.e update all variables when a certain condition is met?

In the past I have installed the pymeep package in Google Colab with the following cell:

So I'm making a kind of like a telltale game using readonly inputs. I'm using onfocus to call a javascript function, but it won't run the function. I'm new to stackoverflow so if you can't see my code, please tell me. Also, I'm coding on Chromebook so the links to the CSS file and JS file are drive links.

EDIT: I think this is a problem on my computer's end since it's working perfectly fine when I run it on here.

EDIT 2: MY GOD I'M AN IDIOT! I misspelled something in the javascript section, something that DIDN'T EVEN MATTER TO MY GAME was MISSPELLED.

I am using a checkbox menu in my dropdown component when the user check any option from the dropdown check box then the state is updated and this is working fine now i want to use that state into my other component how can i do that i know redux is used to communicate between siblings but i am facing trouble here is my dropdown code

I have that Code example:

I have a project that at home is working fine, but for some reason on my work PC is getting an error. Here is the rundown.

I have installed .net 4.7 Developer tools I have installed the latest Mono

I have then restarted my PC

C# project, with a Nuget added to the .csproj file:

Is there a straightforward way in Go to modify a URL/URI without having to use regex to extract the components (i.e. I'm looking for a deterministic "tried and true" way/approach).

For example, I have two types of URLs that get sent to my application:

• http://wiley.coyote.acme.co/this/is/a/long/path?param1=123&param2=456
• https://road.runner.acme.co/another/long/path?meep=meep

What I need to do is re-write the URLs so the parameter list and endpoint/path is intact, but the protocol is changed from http to https (unless it's already https), and the entire hostname/FQDN needs to be changed to egghead.local. So, for example, the two URLs above would become:

• https://egghead.local/this/is/a/long/path?param1=123&param2=456
• https://egghead.local/another/long/path?meep=meep

Is there a reliably/mature approach to handling this (e.g. preferably without regex)?

Apologies if this is not the right place for this question.

I've recently started using MIT's MEEP software (Python3, on Linux). I am quite new to it and would like to mostly use it for photovoltaics projects. Somewhat common shapes that show up here are "inverted pyramid" and slanted (oblique) cone structures. Creating shapes in MEEP seems to generally be done with the GeometricObject class, but they don't seem to directly support either of these structures. Is there any way around this or is my only real option simulating these structures by stacking small Block objects?

As described in my own "answer" posted, it's not too difficult to just define these geometric objects myself, write a function to check if it's inside the object, and return the appropriate material. How would I go about converting this to a MEEP GeometricObject, instead of converting that to a material_func as I've done?

First off, I'm using GNU Make 4.3 on Windows 10. I previously tried GNU Make 4.2.1, which gave me the exact same results as 4.3.

Anyway, I have a very simple makefile that does (or at least is intended to do) nothing more than run a simple command and print the output of that command (both stderr and stdout) to the terminal and to a text file.