I have a similar problem, and am modifying this solution. I am learning Python for Data Science, after taking a class in it, and forgetting it. I am relearning it again, and teaching myself data processing: taking a csv and getting it ready for ai algorithms in sklearn.
I am going to replace 'df' with 'data', and the quote split with a dash split.
In every example, I see that the rule is added from python code. But in my case, its not easy to construct or maintain such rules.
I have several worksheets each with a fixed layout in terms of columns or rows. I select cells within the columns (to avoid summarized values being considered in hierarchical data) and have created conditional formatting within excel.
There are at least 10 rules per worksheet ... and these can change bi-weekly. So I do not want to keep changing the Python code.
My intention is to clear formatting in the worksheet after filling the cell with the color applied via conditional formatting to help me in review stage (some fills may be added/ removed manually as rules are more of a benchmark and not an enforcing criteria)
But I see two problems:
cell.fill does not return the fill applied via conditional formatting. Rather it seems to contain the fill value applied statically to the cell and saved in the worksheet.
I m using Python 3.13.2 (latest version on date) with OpenPyPxl 3.1.5
However,
worksheet.conditional_formatting.clear()
worksheet.conditional_formatting.get_rules(coord)
worksheet.conditional_formatting.remove(coord, rule)
all of the above statements fail with
AttributeError: 'ConditionalFormattingList' object has no attribute 'clear' / 'get_rules'/ 'remove'
for i in range(1, 33) :
for j in range(1, 8):
cell = worksheet.cell(row = i, column = j)
k = 10+j
trg_cell = worksheet.cell(row = i, column = k)
if cell.fill:
trg_cell.fill = copy(worksheet.cell(row = i, column = j).fill)
'''
worksheet.conditional_formatting.clear()
for i in range(1, 33) :
for j in range(1, 8):
cell = worksheet.cell(row = i, column = j)
coord = cell.coordinate
for rule in worksheet.conditional_formatting.get_rules(coord):
worksheet.conditional_formatting.remove(coord, rule)
'''
'''
# Iterate through the cells to extract the fill colors
for row in worksheet.iter_rows():
for cell in row:
# if its white or greay used for row background
if cell.fill and cell.fill.start_color.index != '00000000' and cell.fill.start_color.index != 'FFF8F8F8':
# Save the fill color
fill = cell.fill
#mycolor = openpyxl.styles.colors.Color('FF00FF00')
#print(str(fill.))
#print(cell.coordinate + ' BG: ' + str(fill.bgColor) + ' FG: ' + str(fill.fgColor) + ' START: ' + str(fill.start_color) + ' END: ' + str(fill.end_color))
#print(cell.coordinate + ' '+ str(cell.fill.start_color.index) + ' ' + str(cell.fill.fgColor.index) + ' ' + str(cell.fill.bgColor.index))
#cell.fill = PatternFill(bgColor=mycolor, fill_type="solid")
# Remove conditional formatting
#cell.fill = PatternFill(start_color=fill.start_color, end_color=fill.start_color, fill_type="solid") #fill_type=fill.fill_type
cell_colors[cell.coordinate] = cell.fill
'''
For me, it seems it was the project. I simply added a new test project to my solution "Unit Test Project (.Net Framework)" and moved all my test (cs) files to that project. All is working now. I had taken the advice of executing my test project within a command window (as suggested above) and the result mentioned that MsTest was legacy. That is what prompted me to just add a new project and move my code files to it. All works now.
I had a similar issue with MOD13Q1 data. The following steps will allow you to get data in one area. You can then use the same steps with multiple files to create a time series. The full script that I used to plot satellite data timeseries and produce a map is linked here.
Extract horizontal and vertical tile coordinates (h, v) from the file name.
Loop through each line of the data structure to store the variables in a table.
Reproject the sinusoidal coordinates to latitude & longitude with h and v.
Load a kml file of your desired area. This can be made in Google Earth.
The given web page just contains a block of text for the table of contents page for Call of the Wild by Jack London.
In this exercise, you’ll make this page much easier to read using HTML formatting tags.
YOUR JOB
Using the tags <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <hr>, and <em>, transform this page to look like the page below. Remember that in header tags, the font size gets smaller as the number gets larger (<h1> is the biggest; <h6> is the smallest).
The accepted answer works until some CSS demi-god decides otherwise, as shown in the following picture. Fortunately, there is !imporrtant. [!Second equally specific CSS selector is ignored in favor of the first one.1]1
// this changes the top of the navigation path to "Something Else"
path.append("Something Else")
withoutAnimations {
path.removeLast(2)
path.append("Something Else")
}
Try checking Logs Explorer for more information as there are logs that are not shown in the Cloud Run logs but are present in the Logs Explorer. Also ensure that Cloud Build API is enabled. You can also refer to this documentation about deploying to Cloud Run from a Git repository.
Sometimes I had experienced with stuck warning message like you have, but function itself functioning fine. You can clean up the stuck warning message by yourself next way:
Navigate to storage account associated with with your Function App, then in Tables you can clear the error. Error format: "AzureFunctionsDiagnosticEventsDATEHERE"
If you clear the table and the error persists, then you did not fix the underlying problem. You can confirm this by checking the table for new records.
For those wondering how to prevent the editor from opening the source file after a $finish/$stop (saw a comment above, my reputation too low to reply):
set PrefSource(OpenOnFinish) 0
set PrefSource(OpenOnBreak) 0
"Why is this?" - apparently no real reason, it's "unspecified and untested behavior". It should be fixed in the next release of SQLite, but is not considered a bug and may be reverted later on.
As for a workaround - short of using an updated version of SQLite (as yet unreleased unless building from source), instead of specifying the command as an argument, use echo and pipe it to sqlite:
I have the same question. Basically I need to add a new entry to databases dictionary and be able to start using the new connection without restarting the service.
Interestingly, the answer had nothing to do with what I thought it did.
rocker/geospatial had nothing to do with this at all - instead, I had found an error in my fstab file that was hanging and preventing any service from initializing.
tl;dr: Services may fail to start if other services which the system relies on have errors. This may be entirely obscured - so check your services and startup scripts, including /etc/fstab errors, to see if anything is blocking the initialization of other services.
I am looking for a solution to tts from html content with highlighting the current word and keeping the html structure intact for the layout. tts should skip html elements.
Unfortunately, the "euidaccess" function has a bug. It returns a different result than "open". I modified my program. I changed the list of supplemental groups to which the user belongs. "euidaccess" still works incorrectly, but the regular "open" correctly opens (or reports an error) the same file. So I gave up using "euidaccess" and (unfortunately) I have to open file to check what access right it has. Of course the files being checked have additional permissions set by ACL and this may be the problem.
I have same issue. Working fine in test environment. Deployed to prod and modules won't load. Using DevOps with Terraform, so I know the deployment is identical -- but one works and the other doesn't.
To download some files, set the proxies inside a RUN section that downloads them. Also launch podman build with the --net=host to connect from within the container. This should not change the later container's access in any way. It only applies during the RUN sections.
Another method is to download them before the build into the build context (host directory). Then COPY them into the container.
Which is simpler depends on your needs. The former if others need to run the Containerfile without a shared context/directory, the latter if you want to lock down the version of what's downloaded.
From your screenshots it appears that you do not have a virtual environment in your Windows DOS shell. Use a Linux command line emulator such as git bash or WSL. Setup `.bash_profile` with the following … source /.venv/bin/activate. To create a venv `python3 -m venv .venv `. In addition, you need to tell Code which interpreter to use. This is found here Selecting python interpreter in VSCode
Yes you want the team to be visible immediately in the table, you would have a function called for example handleAdd that will send a fetch request to add the team and then return the inserted row id, then you would insert that id along with other data in the state, the id is required if user want to edit or delete the item by id, then the table will be updated when you set the state, there is no need to call fetchTeams after add, only call it once as the initial data, so put it and call it inside useEffect, the array of dependencies should be empty
OQL is seperated into two parts within a basic query in HUNT or DASHBOARDS. They are separated by the pipe or | symbol. Left of the pipe is OQL based on Lucerne query syntax. This is where you would put message:"dstport=3389". But in this case I would not suggest using the message block because the data is parsed from that into other fields value pairs. Instead use destination.port:3389.
Right side of | is where you would perform data aggregation or transformation. This is where for example I want to see data aggregated by destination ip and destination port. You would use groupby destination.ip destination.port. You could even expand it further by performing groupby source.ip source.port destination.ip destination.port.
So effectively a proper query with DA&T would look something like this:
You can add additional separate DA&T by adding another separator | and looking at other fields of interests. For example maybe you would want to see what the data sources are you could do:
So I found out that every guide I looked at, assumed that Gradle setup was done with Groovy (in settings.gradle), while I was using Kotlin (hence editing settings.gradle.kts), and did not realize this. To update the auth setup accordingly with the correct syntax for Kotlin:
How can I perform touch operations (such as taps, swipes, and gestures) on a webpage running on a touch-enabled monitor in a web browser?" Using selenium python
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It sounds like you have a third-party plug-in triggering a PHP exception during the checkout process before the orders status can be updated.
Navigate to the Woocommerce – Status – Logs page and see if there is a recent “fatal-errors” log file. Please share the contents of that log file.
Ended up being a credential issue. Even the curl download that appeared to pass was actually failing due to the credential (I discovered this when I dumped the supposedly downloaded file; the error msg was the file's content)
You'll have to connect to your database on every request, but you can mitigate the performance overhead by using a connection pooling. For example, Supabase exposes a connection pooler to improve performance. Check to see if your database provider exposes such a connection url or take a look at pgbouncer if you're hosting the database yourself.
In my case, this issue started when I configured Reactotron in my rn expo project. I just commented on the import of the ReactotronConfig file when I need to test on web.
Just use recursion and cache. Python has the decoration @lru_cache, which autoimplements caching to a recursive function. Runs in 2.304 seconds
The function should look something like:
from functools import lru_cache
@lru_cache(maxsize=None)
def collatz(x):
if x == 1:
return 1
if x % 2 == 0:
return 1 + collatz(x // 2)
return 1 + collatz(3*x + 1)
if you want to do it without the decoration:
cache = {}
def collatz(x):
global cache
if x in cache:
return cache[x]
if x == 1:
return 1
if x % 2 == 0:
result = 1 + collatz(x // 2)
else:
result = 1 + collatz(3*x + 1)
cache[x] = result
return result
here's the main code:
maxChain = 0
maxNumber = 0
for i in range(1, 1000001):
chainSize = collatz(i)
if chainSize > maxChain:
maxChain = chainSize
maxNumber = i
print(maxNumber)
I'm not personally aware of anyone showing an example of using Google Cloud as an externally usable Iceberg REST Catalog, but that doesn't mean it isn't happening with someone. When I look at the Google doc page you supplied, I don't see any mention of them supporting a REST Catalog for engines like Trino & Spark. Even the diagram shows them going directly to the metadata files (bypassing the BigQuery Metastore?) with the comments of "OS engines can query (read-only) using metadata snapshots". Usually, the REST Catalog gives the query engine the name of the current snapshot's metadata file and then off to the races from there.
Even the "view iceberg table metadata snapshot" section talks about manually figuring out the metadata snapshot file instead of getting it from a REST Catalog. Additionally, it looks like the "read iceberg tables with spark" section isn't using a REST Catalog either -- it seems to be pointing to the HadoopCatalog provider which I'm thinking just allows you to hand-jam the metadata file stuff too.
Again, not suggesting this all can't work, but I surely haven't seen anyone do it yet. I'd look for that BQ doc page to show an example of how they imagine Trino would connect to one of their Iceberg tables.
In addition to chasing Google on this, there are slack servers for Trino and for Iceberg where you might get somone else who has attempted this. Sorry I don't have any real suggestions to offer -- just my $0.02's worth. ;)
Reasons:
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (2): any real suggestions
Finally I found out the issue, I needed to set AWS_LAMBDA_EXEC_WRAPPER=/opt/otel-instrument and also need to enable AWS Xray and then metrics will be sent
The standard SNS topics do not support batching on delivery, even when PublishBatch API is used, due to an internal delivery mechanism that differs from SNS FIFO. If you need batched delivery to SQS, you should use SNS FIFO topics to deliver to both standard and FIFO SQS queues.
I experienced the same behaviour. In my case I had temporarily continued to work on a Yocto environment after a few years of pausing. No suggestion out there helped, and the answer above is to specific.
I got rid of the problem after installing python-3.9.0 using pyenv. Meanwhile, after having created a new, fresh Yocto environment, it works well with ubuntu 22.4 standard python-3.10. using the new environment while python was still at 3.9.0 resulted in this problem: Git issue Bitbake gets stuck at do_fetch?
It shows that the python version can very well affect the process, without getting appropriate debug information via bitbake -D.
Probably the main reason is that PrintComponent does not exist in the component tree, and it is not a child of AppComponent either, because you are trying to declare it as a dependency and changeDedection does not see it. Don't use components as dependencies, better create a service with getqr().
