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A: empty line in table cell in reStructuredText (rst) First thing to note: reStructuredText does not have a representation of “blank line”. The example you give, already has a lower-right cell containing to separate paragraphs, “ddd” and “eee”. They are rendered with vertical space between them, as is normal for paragraphs. Yet, you are unsati... (more) |
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A: Why is SQL usually written in CAPS? Unlike many newer languages, SQL has a large number of keywords and relies on the reader's ability to distinguish keywords versus identifiers in order to mentally parse the syntax. The direct answer to your question, then, is more an answer to “why does the reader of SQL code benefit so much f... (more) |
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A: how do I get markdown to render # as a shell prompt and not a comment? Note that, by declaring `sh` as the language, you have implicitly declared "a `#` introduces a comment", because that's what is implied by the `sh` syntax. But you say you don't want that interpretation. Therefore, the text you're formatting should not be interpreted as `sh` language text. ... (more) |
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A: Dynamically do something after a useState variable has been set? This depends largely on what "do something" you want to do, in response to a state change. If you just need to re-compute some other state: Write that as additional code in the component function. If you need to have an effect on some external system: The `useEffect` hook is designed for ... (more) |
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