UI Elements

Indent element content

I'm going to make the text of our submit button bigger.

I can take a BMW when I'm seeing clients.

So we're going to say print links negative 1,

I have a periodic table made that says,

I'm going to add some padding.

Check if the filename that is in the elements text should be parsed

This game was a very good adaptation of a movie in a video game, like TimeCop, or the Fifth Element or Street Fighter.

Check if the filename that is in the elements text should be parsed. This makes sense only if the element may contain a filename and the FileNameRx is specified.

Then href points to the path and then I add a gip parameter v and then the ID of that post.

We don't have to scan over every element in the list and see if it matches our constraint.

So that's all the templates, I'll walk you to the CSS real quick, that I use to style things and then we'll be done.

Now, remember our pretty printed version of our XML.

The former two are single byte encodings, which means that each character is represented by a single byte.

And you can imagine if you had multiple indexes on your table, which you can, every time you insert a new element into your table, you need to update all of these indexes.

Here is that gray style function, we'll look at this in template again but basically it takes a list and it enumerates over the list, this is a built in python function that basically says return the elements of list in a tuple along with the index of that element in the list.

That means when you've inserted with this parent and then you immediately do a select , if I didn't have this where ancestor equals k, there's a chance I might not actually get the element I just inserted, because of the way datastore works with possibly being stored over multiple machines and sharded and all of that.