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Since my last question is running into dead ends, guess I will try it this way:

How do I label ONLY the top of the barplot for each condition? It needs to label both the count and the intensity (i.e. x and y-axis intersection). And to make clear, not label as in place a little dot, label as in print the information exactly as it corresponds to the count and intensity.

I feel like I have googled every possible combination of words to get this answer and still cannot get it to work. Proof? I searched mode functions here, here, and graphical approaches here and here.

My plot looks like this (with my own data), without the labels of the peaks:

With the code to produce it:

I am trying to make a library management system in C. I am checking for duplicate ISBN No so that user cannot add two books with same ISBN No. This code was working was last night. It was correctly checking for duplicate ISBN No in the file. But now I checked this morning and it's not working. I cannot understand what is the problem with this code. Everything looks fine to me

I have an odata query builder class that I am using to build my odata string that is desterilising the result based on the object that called it.

I take my first steps in Micropythone on ESP8266. I uploaded the latest version 1.13 and when I try to run wifi in AP mode - strange things happen. Once every few wifi runs will work, but most often there is no response (I can't see wifi network from my computer). That's my code:

boot.py

Essentially, I'm struggling with the same XSLT problem as another questioner asking on this site, namely the user "bigsky" in a post of 2013 (s. Trim white-spaces at the end of lines only before a specific tag). But in spite of a useful hint (in the answer of Sperberg-McQueen), I couldn't figure out a satisfying solution for the issue.
What I'm trying to do is, transforming an XML file into a readable HTML document, to create a running "body" text and recombine at line breaks the strings of words divided, that is interrupted by an element, in my original document - but recombine them without whitespaces!
Having played around with several templates in my XSLT stylesheet, I defined one - following the hint of the post mentioned above - to process all nodes preceding a element, and I tried to remove their leading and trailing whitespaces making use of the normalize-space() function, so that the strings preceding and following the specified nodes should be concatenated in the output.
Now, for the most part of the cases, I've actually got the output I desired - however, in some places appears (to my surprise) whitespace before the re-concatenated string, which has no counterpart in my XML file and which I would like to get rid of.

As the relevant files deal with a document of a certain length, I'll show you only extracts of the code - but I'll include parts where the transformation works as wanted, as well as parts where the transformation produces unexpected whitespace.
Concerning the text document at issue, just a brief note for your information: The XML file covers the text of a medieval Latin manuscript according to conventions of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) and is, among other things, intended to record palaeographic features of the manuscript (- in case you wonder about the tags/elements I've used). Actually, I'd like to ask you to have a look primarily at the sections around the elements and ignore the details of my text encoding - but at the same time I wanted to show you the selected passages as they appear in my edition (not least because I'm unsure as to the role of adjacent elements ...).

--> Extract from the XML file:

• OS: Deepin 20 (base on Debian 10)
• CLion: 2020.1.2
• GCC: gcc (Uos 8.3.0.3-3+rebuild) 8.3.0
• Make: 4.2.1 x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
• Cmake: 3.18.1

I am a newcomer who just started learning C language. When I was writing C code using CLion, I could access it by Ctrl + mouse click .

I'm calling the method inside the header function. For example, if I use printf , I can access the stdio.h file, which can be seen at line 332 extern int printf (const char * ___, RESTRICT, format,...) ; .

But if I want to see the details of this method

I can't see it. According to Navigate in the code structure

Use Ctrl+Alt+Home to switch. But the IDE prompts No related file .

How can I get the source code to call a method? I want to learn from the good experiences of others by looking at their implementation logic in their libraries

Thank you for your review. I would really appreciate it if you could help me.

Given a subset of nodes {1,2,...,N} is there any STL or boost function that returns unique undirected tours over all of them?

std::next_permutation() gives all N! directed tours, where 1-2-...-N is different from N-N-1-...-2-1.

However, in this case, I don't want both of them, but only one of them. Essentially, I would like to enumerate only N! / 2 of the tours.

The following code that uses std::next_permutation() and unordered_set works, but is there anything more efficient? The following code essentially generates all N! directed tours and discards half of them after checking against an unordered_set().

Im using RN, EXPO and 'react-native-render-html' library to render HTML source.

I think I got raw html perfetcly, but when I pass it to HTML tag like this

OK, I have some PHP code for a Star Wars page that I am designing for a university course, and I am running into issues that I cannot seem to resolve. I'm using templates, and I have a basic design that I will then be using connecting to MySQL to actually populate and repeat the images and such.

The issues that I have so far.Header: No matter what I do, I cannot get the header to fix in place. The footer is fixed without issue. And the above font works as well.

Cards: I'm using cards to display the images and names. They are all fixed size, and I cannot see any way to change that. I have searched and I cannot see any way to change that.

Finally, there is an error on the page that I cannot see for the life of me why it is there!