import cv2
import numpy as np
# Cargar la imagen en formato de matriz
image = cv2.imread(image_path)
# Convertir a escala de grises para detectar daños
gray = cv2.cvtColor(image, cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
# Aplicar umbral para detectar las áreas dañadas (blancas)
_, mask = cv2.threshold(gray, 200, 255, cv2.THRESH_BINARY)
# Aplicar inpainting para restaurar las áreas dañadas
restored_image = cv2.inpaint(image, mask, inpaintRadius=3, flags=cv2.INPAINT_TELEA)
# Guardar la imagen restaurada
restored_image_path = "/mnt/data/restored_image.jpg"
cv2.imwrite(restored_image_path, restored_image)
# Mostrar la imagen restaurada
restored_image_path
Changing the /etc/tinyproxy/tinyproxy.conf file section:
"# MaxClients: This is the absolute highest number of threads which will
# be created. In other words, only MaxClients number of clients can be
# connected at the same time.
#
MaxClients 100"
to:
MaxClients 1000
solved it for me. Did not change anything else. Mine is a dedicated VM, running as an LXC on Alpine Linux with CPU and 384MB of RAM
Solve my problem after reading your post, really useful information
If you need to get current date:
new NumberLong(new Date().getTime())
Manually deleting this file: android/app/src/main/java/io/flutter/plugins/GeneratedPluginRegistrant.java
worked for me.
After that, I ran this command: flutter pub get
.
For me, the issue was different. I found AWS ElastiCache Valkey uses the default VPC security group, and the security group's inbound rule source was the security group itself ( in my case ), although I needed it to be the Lambda security group instead. If you want a quick solution that is not secure and may cause issues later, you can add the Lambda security group to the ElastiCache cluster. But the Lambda security group should definitely have inbound access to itself. Although in this case, you will be making unnecessary allowances to this group. ( not secure )
How to Upgrade:
npm outdated
npm update
npm install package@latest
Now rust support it https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/134367
example in the problem
trait Base {
fn a(&self);
fn b(&self);
fn c(&self);
fn d(&self);
}
trait Derived : Base {
fn e(&self);
fn f(&self);
fn g(&self);
}
struct S;
impl Derived for S {
fn e(&self) {}
fn f(&self) {}
fn g(&self) {}
}
impl Base for S {
fn a(&self) {}
fn b(&self) {}
fn c(&self) {}
fn d(&self) {}
}
fn example(v: &dyn Derived) {
v as &dyn Base;
}
playground link https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2024&gist=e13f174aa408f890a771284206fab07b
I solved the problem.
Leaving the code as an example for others.
If you're using Excel 365 or Excel 2021 and above, an alternative is to use FILTER, that returns an array (or matrix) that you can then sum. SUM(FILTER($C$5:$X$33, A$5:A$33=A37)).
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/filter-function-f4f7cb66-82eb-4767-8f7c-4877ad80c759
I am not able to regenerate it. For me, it is giving the correct output and is not repeating PPP::vector::[]
. Can you please tell me which version of C++ you used to get this issue?"
I have been looking for this as well, doesn't seem there is a global setting for this at the moment but I have opened an issue for it on the VS Code GitHub repository.
I'll try to update if anything comes of it. For now it seems like you can only really implement this for your own custom tasks as far as I can tell.
If the color persists incorrectly, try File > Invalidate caches / Restart
Here's another reason why it may not work as expected: You're actually not using bootstrap modal, but coreui's version!
Bootstrap Events | CoreUI Events |
---|---|
show.bs.modal |
show.coreui.modal |
shown.bs.modal |
shown.coreui.modal |
hide.bs.modal |
hide.coreui.modal |
hidden.bs.modal |
hidden.coreui.modal |
n/a | hidePrevented.coreui.modal |
Maybe I didn't understand your question but wouldn't beautifoulsoup be good for you? I'm using it to scrap websites and it seems ok.
For posterity, I looked through my template several times, especially around where the compiler said the error was, the issue was actually that I did not close the <script>
tag.
it was a middleware issue I added the secureCookie line and it works now : `const token = await getToken({
req: request,
secret: process.env.AUTH_SECRET,
secureCookie: process.env.NODE_ENV === "production", // Forces secure cookies in production
});`
I believe the approach provided by this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/61422022/602506 is better than the others.
What's the approach? In your @ExceptionHandler
method simply call response.sendError()
to set the response status which Spring Boot's BasicErrorController
uses later when putting together the response. For example:
@ExceptionHandler(EmptyResultDataAccessException.class)
public void handleEntityNotFoundException(EmptyResultDataAccessException e, HttpServletResponse response) throws IOException {
response.sendError(HttpServletResponse.SC_NOT_FOUND);
}
Why is this better?
the response body will have the same format as any other exception handled by Spring, via the behavior of DefaultErrorAttributes
(or your customized ErrorAttributes
, if you provided one)
it still obeys Spring configuration properties such as server.error.include-exception
and server.error.include-stacktrace
, as well as query-parameter based controls such as ?trace=true
it works with any exception class, including exceptions from libraries which you therefore cannot annotate with @ResponseStatus
You can also use the case_when
function within a dplyr pipeline. (You can check the documentation here)
library(tidyverse)
test <- test %>%
mutate (
extravar1 = case_when (
YEAR == 2018 ~ var1 + var2,
YEAR == 2019 ~ var4 + var5),
extravar2 = case_when (
YEAR == 2018 ~ var2 + var3,
YEAR == 2019 ~ var5 + var6))
Use the code in the head of your html code.
you have to localeText props provided in the DataGrid
e.g.
<DataGrid
columns={columns}
rows={filteredData}
slots={{ toolbar: CustomGridToolbar }}
localeText={{ toolbarFilters: "" }}
/>
Triggering a redraw after horizontal lines are visible, like maximising the window, makes them go away.
However doing the maximise parameter on start won't work the redraw must be after the window is generated.
(Raspberry Pi 4B Raspberry Pi OS)
Check this out! I managed to fix the same bug you're facing by following this:
I'm not sure if this is the best or only way to do it, but I followed this doc (https://www.amcharts.com/docs/v4/tutorials/creating-custom-maps/) and was able to figure out a solution.
I downloaded a GeoJSON file of the USA, opened it in mapshaper.org to make a few tweaks to the shapes, and then saved it in a .JS file like that doc directs.
Then, I used the worldLow orthographic projection with my custom map overlaid as a MapPolygonSeries.
// Create map instance
let chart = am4core.create("chartdiv", am4maps.MapChart);
// Set base map (worldLow)
chart.geodata = am4geodata_worldLow;
chart.projection = new am4maps.projections.Orthographic();
let worldSeries = chart.series.push(new am4maps.MapPolygonSeries());
worldSeries.useGeodata = true;
// Overlay series (Custom USA with states)
let usaSeries = chart.series.push(new am4maps.MapPolygonSeries());
usaSeries.geodata = am4geodata_worldUSA; // Your custom dataset
stateIn creates a StateFlow and not a MutableStateflow, so I think is impossible to update it's value. Since the state of your screen can be changed you should have a MutableStateflow and update it's value when you need to update the screen state. Since the initial loading of the screen is dependent on the userInfoApi data, why is it not good to call it inside the init of the viewmodel?
namespace PPP {
using Unicode = long;
// ------- first range checking -----
// primitive but most helpful to learners and portable
template<class T> concept Element = true;
PPP_EXPORT template <Element T>
class Checked_vector : public std::vector<T> { // trivially range-checked vector (no iterator checking)
public:
using std::vector<T>::vector;
T& operator[](size_t i)
{
std::cerr << "PPP::vector::[]\n";
return this->std::vector<T>::at(i);
}
const T& operator[](size_t i) const
{
std::cerr << "PPP::vector::[] const\n";
return this->std::vector<T>::at(i);
}
// ...
}; // range-checked vector
I had ECR policy to accept push from the role in dev using the ARN. However, this method no longer works...
you can follow examples or use a script like wpdockerize
to create the docker-compose.yml
file with basic configuration.
Have a look here: https://github.com/diego-betto/wpdockerize
Then all you need to do is run
wpdockerize
and follow the few questions about your configuration and you are ready to go with
docker-compose up -d
Combining the findings from Hacking TSDoc support into Storybook and How to filter JSDoc in Storybook Autodocs gives us a global solution within storybook's preview.js|jsx|ts|tsx
:
// preview.ts
import {
Component,
extractComponentDescription as baseExtractComponentDescription,
} from 'storybook/internal/docs-tools';
const extractComponentDescription = (component: Component): string => {
const description = baseExtractComponentDescription(component);
const noParamsDescription = description.replace(/@param.+/gm, '');
return noParamsDescription;
};
export const parameters = {
docs: {
extractComponentDescription,
},
}
Note that we are overriding the extractComponentDescription
function from the storybook shared utility docs-tools
. Based on this note in the storybook addon docs (also mentioned in Hacking TSDoc support) providing a custom docs.extractComponentDescription
parameter is supported.
The relevant docs-tools
functions can be found here:
Once a pone a time there was a cat named fat Simga ass and it kept pooping and peeing . His house was filled with poop and filled the earth with poop and every one became a astrounot and went to a different planet and made it their home .the cat filled the whole solar system with poop and filled the Milky Way with poop and god killed the fat sigma ass cat and it died …………………the end
Actually... I was doing this and overthinking it. Just add another text block beneath that one with "none" spacing set and include the next line of text there. It's much cleaner.
Finally the best option was to directly send websocket messages to the appropriate room when an update is done from stripe webhook so that when the user connects to the frontend his account is automatically updated thanks to the ws pending message.
I would like to refer to this article, which explains it shortly but clearly. The Docker CLI actually sets two attributes (in two requests) to achieve the desired result of the one -p PORT
option.
So, you not only need to specify the "ExposedPorts"
attribute in the /containers/create
request, but also the "PortBindings"
attribute in the /containers/{id}/start
request as follows:
{
"id": id,
"PortBindings": {
"container_port/tcp": [
{
"HostIp": "host_ip", // Strings, not numbers here
"HostPort": "host_port"
}
]
}
}
Don't forget/oversee the square brackets as in David Maze's answer.
I am having trouble accessing that URL. I will try to get the video details using the video ID. I am having trouble accessing the video using the provided URL and video ID. I am unable to provide information about the video at this time. You may want to try searching for the video on YouTube directly. lPAD CPH2471https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sLb4W8Z1Mr0&list=PLy4StESCJ4jwOZZvAIXygVXR8CTD3GbWQ&pp=gAQBiAQB
Only use
int[] v = {1,2,3};
string strV = string.Join(",", v);
Here you can see the differences between upsampling
and ConvTranspose2D
: Pytorch Forumns discussion.
I no sooner post this than a colleague provides the answer!
It turns out this is not a ClickOnce issue, per se. It is caused by the tool we're using to sign the manifest. All I needed to do was add a '-pn "Company Name"' and the tool used that rather than the default "distinguished name".
The crack about file name length restrictions stands. 🤣
The solution for this problem, that me even have faced is to use a software or a chrome extension (if you are using chrome, if not try it because I recommend it for programmers) to identify the color displayed on the screen. The best chrome extension for this operation is called colorZilla: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/colorzilla/bhlhnicpbhignbdhedgjhgdocnmhomnp So have fun editing the new website mate, Thanks for reading this out
Microsoft just announced that the preview has been restricted to US and Canada-based organizations with 3 years or more of verifiable history
as of April 2nd (Yesterday).
Just wrap your flatlist in a safearea view by react-native-safe-area-context Works for me like a charm
This library supports map/set comparison operations including .equals
: https://github.com/adamhamlin/deep-equality-data-structures?tab=readme-ov-file#comparable-interface
const map1 = new DeepMap([[1, "dog"], [2, "cat"]]);
const map2 = new DeepMap([[2, "cat"], [1, "dog"]]);
const map3 = new DeepMap([[1, "dog"], [2, "laser-cat"]]);
map1.equals(map2); // true
map1.equals(map3); // false
It also uses deep/structural equality for keys and values.
Full disclosure: I am the library author
I had the same issue. Setting the main branch to default didn't fix it. Eventually I simply removed the pipeline (click the ellipses, remove pipeline, type the name to confirm) and re-created the pipeline. That solved it and now the default branch is displayed in the UI again.
Sometimes I wonder why the solution needs to be so complicated... Here is an example you can do from Bash in a 1-liner:
python -c "import cloudflare; help(cloudflare)" >> cloudflare.txt
The home document draft comes to mind.
I was getting the same issue and tried everything... until I uploaded the file to googlecolab and then just copied path, so it can work enter image description here
df = pd.read_csv('/content/music_project_en.csv')
#/content/ is where it was uploaded in gcolab
const dataArray = [['Data 3', 'd3'], ['Data 4', 'd4']];
dataArray.forEach(row => {
describe('Test group using %s with tag %s', () =>
{
let groupData = [{'id':'01'},{'id':'02'}];
let groupTag = '';
let datafile = '';
switch(row[1])
{
case 'd3': groupData = [{'id':'31'},{'id':'32'}]; break;
case 'd4': groupData = [{'id':'41'},{'id':'42'}]; break;
}
datafile = row[0];
groupTag = row[1];
console.log('Beginning tests for '+groupTag+' using '+datafile+'\r\n groupData set to '+JSON.stringify(groupData[0])+' and '+JSON.stringify(groupData[1]));
groupData.forEach(num => test('Test case ${num} [tag:sandbox]', () =>
{
console.log(groupTag+' - Running test '+num.id);
expect(num.id).toBeDefined(); //example test
}));
});
});
This got the 'desired' result, defining all the tests first, then running them
console.log Beginning tests for d3 using Data 3 groupData set to {"id":"31"} and {"id":"32"} Beginning tests for d4 using Data 4 groupData set to {"id":"41"} and {"id":"42"} d3 - Running test 31 d3 - Running test 32 d4 - Running test 41 d4 - Running test 42
hat tip to the linked question Using jest's test.each vs. looping with forEach
and https://stackoverflow.com/users/3001761/jonrsharpe for his comment.
Why is your program called IEXPLORE.EXE?
If you're using Shadcn with css variables, you can do this:
:root,
.not-dark {
--background: ...
Then you apply the .not-dark
class to your element that needs to be light mode.
Obviously you can name the class light-mode
or anything else you want.
Yvan, did you ever solve this problem? I am having the exact same issue. I have tried everything I can think to resolve this but no luck. Very, very frustrating.
We stopped using ng-jhipster in 2020.
If someone gets there using Solr 9.8+
A new feature disables <lib>
by default so our solrConfig.xml cannot load libraries.
You must run Solr with the SOLR_CONFIG_LIB_ENABLED=true
environment var to bypass this.
I managed to solve it by downloading the Google Chrome extension and adding the method that starts the chromedriver
Sorry, I'm just a noob, I've forgot to add a port 80:80 on my nginx proxy
I follow this guide. When dragging an item, I move item A into item B but haven’t released it yet. Then, I drag it back to its original position and drop it there. However, the item doesn’t land exactly where I intended. Is there a way to fix this bug?
It seems that there is more myself having any issue, then the problem is not on our personal resources, but something a little prior to that.
Any idea what it could be?
I'm seeing the same thing with the Firefox. Removing Browser="Xml" from the ultrawebgrid config fixed the immediate problem but I have not debugged it further.
maybe this extenison will help, it can pick colors and find fonts on the website
Json does not support multi-line strings, check this question:
Are multi-line strings allowed in JSON?
Since Next15, a guide has been posted to Next's own documentation. You can find it here: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/progressive-web-apps
The az containerapp job start
has a bug or it's not well written on the documentation on how to solve this issue.
However, there is a hack, that allows you to pass --env-vars
and/or --command
(if you need to change the args) to az containerapp job start
.
You must include the --image
on az containerapp job start
and in this case it will accept the --env-vars
.
This hack is described in this github issue:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/issues/27023#issuecomment-1655749757
Figured it out.
I am using parrot os which restricts the ansible version to 2.16 and has this bug:
github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/83755
To get around this I created a venv environment and installed ansible there. After doing that I no longer receive the above error.
It's 2025, and I can confidently say the issue persists! Even the most advanced modern LLMs have yet to crack it!
@types/node sollte installiert sein (npm i -D @types/node), damit die Typisierung von $t korrekt funktioniert.
From your problem, I think I have two main causes that might produce the IP address not properly converting, remaining an integer:
From my experience with Hibernate, some versions may not fully support the @ColumnTransformer
annotation for certain queries. I researched a bit on the topic, and it seems like Hibernate 5.4+ fully supports this annotation, according to this documentation: https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/5.4/javadocs/org/hibernate/annotations/ColumnTransformer. Here, it describes the usage of @ColumnTransformer
annotation in Hibernate 5.4, resulting that it supports it.
Native queries tend to work better with this kind of annotation. I suggest also trying to create your query something like:
Query query = entityManager.createNativeQuery("SELECT INET_NTOA(ip) as address, port, nickname FROM printers", PrinterEntity.class);
List<PrinterEntity> printers = query.getResultList();
I did solved it with this:
Add now text area as you see above the settings of contact form 7 and there is pick list if you would make this is a required field . Add now code and change it in email section.
[textarea* textarea-XXX]
I think the * is the point of required field.
Thanks to a suggestion from @furas, I finally spotted the bad character. The corrected line is
sql = sql + "first_query." + stat_field + " = second_query." + stat_field + " "
Did you try telling it in the system prompt not to fill out parameters?
I would probably set a X number of notifications in advance depending what is the frequency of user getting in app and trigger a mechanism when the app is foreground to check the notifications which are not yet delivered.
the mechanism will clean the ones not in line anymore (if you have a deviation or notification time and set back again X number or notifications).
It might not be the best optimized strategy.
You might also have check the expo notification documentation which might help you https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/notifications/
Br
This got much easier 5 yrs later. Its a single cell formula producing a new spilled table:
=GROUPBY(Table1[[#All],[Pers]],Table1[[#All],[App_IDs]],ARRAYTOTEXT)
Or without producing the headers it may be easier to understand:
=GROUPBY(Table1[Pers],Table1[App_IDs],ARRAYTOTEXT)
Looks like this:
As far as I can tell Apache NMS doesn't support connections through a SOCKS proxy.
fixed in the model by synchronising data length in ajax response
success: function(response, status, jqXHR)
{
var from = jqXHR.fromPage * PAGE_SIZE;
var count = response.d.nodes.length; data.length = data.length + count;// instead of the total data response.d.totalNodes;
//etc..
}
Rob - did you ever get an answer for this? I'm stuck on the same thing. Thanks.
its a simple matter of changing the settings. on the indicator, select the indicator, right click on the lines / press the settings cog button, navigate to visual order, and click bring to front, hope this helps
I was facing this error when trying to force push on my protected branch. Resolved it by enabling Allow force push flag under Repository Settings / Branch rules / Details
So, after a long analysis of this issue, I identified that's from macos-13 runner, when xcodebuild
is run, the list of platform starts with :
{ platform:iOS, id:dvtdevice-DVTiPhonePlaceholder-iphoneos:placeholder, name:Any iOS Device }
Since macos-14 runner, the list starts with :
{ platform:macOS, arch:arm64, variant:Designed for [iPad,iPhone], id:0000FE00-72C76CA0FC1D03E0, name:My Mac }
{ platform:iOS, id:dvtdevice-DVTiPhonePlaceholder-iphoneos:placeholder, name:Any iOS Device }
So with macos 14 and later, xcode trye to build dependancies for the first platform, `macOS`.
I fix my issue by adding -destination "generic/platform=iOS"
to xcodebuild
command line.
But this add implies to install iOS Distribution certificates, not Apple Distribution certificates. (I don't find any solution to use Apple Distribution certificates)
Problem solved with recent update Sequoia 15.4
😍
I had the same issue. Upgrade kotlin version to 2.1.0 worked for me
This worked for me.
https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/issues/14643
Basically update firebase to version 11
In OpenShift clusters: kube_resourcequota
I ignore other products
In javascript?
I'm not quite an expert but, if you set up a while loop:
totals:int = 0;
for(i=0;i<return[...].users.lenght;i++){
totals = total + return.users[i].total;
}
Not working?
I was facing same issue in a legacy project, I had need to change the
debuggable
false in release in buildTypes in build.gradle file
and in manifest file application
tag
They just fucked it up. You have to use a special windows syntax, almost no curl statements you find somewhere will work (e.g. with headers).
A NullPointerException is almost certainly a bug.
I've taken the liberty to create one in the GitHub tracker for you: https://github.com/redis/lettuce/issues/3241
I suggest we continue the conversation there.
Fixed the issue by manually enabling network permissions to the app in application, it was disabled by default for some reason. Maybe it is a security thing in Lineage OS or Android it self.
In my case I unticked "add source roots to PYTHONPATH` from my PyCharm run config.
Consider doing this to.
if (e.ColumnIndex >= 1 & e.RowIndex >= 0)
{
dataGridView1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].ToolTipText = dataGridView1.Rows[e.RowIndex].Cells[e.ColumnIndex].Value.ToString();
}
I'm not sure this is your issue, but be aware that ~ (tilde) does NOT expand during Node.js execution or in most build tools — it’s only expanded by your shell (like zsh or bash).
If that's the problem, use the full absolute path instead
There is a documentation on that from PointFree - https://pointfreeco.github.io/swift-composable-architecture/main/documentation/composablearchitecture/stackbasednavigation/#Pushing-features-onto-the-stack
You need to append to the path on some action like this (e.g. on tap or whatever is your use case):
state.path.append(.history(History.State()))
Try command below
git remote prune origin
plutil -remove IDESwiftPackageAdditionAssistantRecentlyUsedPackages ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist
run it on your Terminal. Worked for me.
you can use withr::local_options(width=125).
6 years down the line and that's still the case.....................................................
If your want to use JavaScript Numbers, you can try my library randomcryp
. This library uses Crypto.getRandomValues()
to generate cryptographically secure random numbers with 53 bits of precision. Which should be the highest precision a JS Number can handle.
It understands that the problem was on the parameter ${aws:username}
. Infact this parameter is referring to the supported S3 policy keys (see the Min.io documentation for further details).
Since the solution here is including an external OpenID connection
I was toying a lot with this, and so far I have an incomplete answer but some better c++ template wizards can help me. The current code should work for std containers. It still needs work to properly allow things i can get a range from, but this helps me move forward with the desired syntax.
//This structure will take a variant that can contains containers with the same
//value_type (ints, size_t, floats, whatever). It will create a "variant iterator"
//using the variadic template and the iterator_t helper.
template <typename... ContainerTypes>
struct IterableVariantWrapper {
//This is the part that i have to figure out yet. If the contained type
//is NOT a container, but i can obtain a range from it, i'd like to
//still allow it, but haven't found the way yet.
using VariantIter = std::variant<const_iterator_t<ContainerTypes>...>;
//Original variant we want to iterate over.
const std::variant<ContainerTypes...>& iterable;
//The iterator
struct iterator {
VariantIter iter;
bool operator!=(
const iterator& other) const
{
return iter != other.iter;
}
iterator operator++()
{
auto advanceIter = [](auto& v) -> void { ++v; };
std::visit(advanceIter, iter);
return *this;
}
auto operator*() const
{
auto returnElem = [](const auto& v) { return *v; };
return std::visit(returnElem, iter);
}
};
auto begin()
{
auto getBegin = [](const auto& v) -> VariantIter {
VariantIter iter = v.begin();
return iter;
};
return iterator { std::visit(getBegin, iterable) };
}
auto end()
{
auto getEnd = [](const auto& v) -> VariantIter { return v.end(); };
return iterator { std::visit(getEnd, iterable) };
}
};
//Calling this with a variant that contains a container where the contained
//type is the same will build the IterableVariantWrapper structure and provide
//a range-like object
template <typename... ContainerTypes>
auto getVariantRange(
const std::variant<ContainerTypes...>& variant)
{
return IterableVariantWrapper { variant };
}
I was thinking that maybe having a function/struct where i could ask the type of the view i can obtain from the iterated objects may be a way to go, but I couldn't get the syntax down. For example having a function for each type that is contained in the variant where the function returns either the same object if it is already a range, or a view derived from it, and then the variant iterator deduces the types from the return type of that function.
As i see, also I still need to figure put how to support actual ranges where the sentinel is a different type too, which i guess will be the next step after the previous paragraph.
A link to a working example using this: https://godbolt.org/z/qhrbP1se6
Any comment for further improvement is greatly appreciated.
You may not have saved the spreadsheet after opening it in Excel but before reading it in pandas.
(H/T IanS)
hello there i am also working on rplidar a1 and using slam toolbox . trying the mapping for last few days but doesnt get result . if you have counter this problem please guide me how to do it .... thanks you in advance