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first of all, thanks for your help.
I'm new to django, and I'm developing a site where you have to enter coordinates in some forms and then they should be editable.
So far, so good, I haven't had any problem creating that, however, as I read, in some of the more recent versions, the order in which GDAL reads the coordinates was changed, so the positions appear inverted when reading data from geospatial databases. In other words, the coordinates are entered right (from PgAdmin they look right) but are read wrong when you load them into a leaflet map with Django.
I asked about how to correct this (Link to my previous question) but got no answer and haven't been able to solve it myself. Therefore, the only thing I can think of is to try with previous versions of GDAL, however, I'm not quite sure how to do it. I followed the next steps to install it:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-16 at 10:15Have you tried to install an older version with pip? Something like pip3 install gdal==2.3.3
?
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I'm trying to access data in a json api like below
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Answered 2020-May-19 at 17:22Assuming your JSON is only missing the closing braces, you can parse it like so:
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I'd like to calculate % of stocks above rolling mean, therefore, I need to group the data by 'Date' and want to keep the 'Date' column. Percentages are calculated correctly, however, instead of actual dates I'm getting 'NaN' values. The 'Date' column is not the data frame index.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 16:02You have to remove the 'Date'
from the [ ], you are already grouping by it. And don't drop the index, Date
is your new index in your returning dataframe and you want to keep it
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So in short we have an activty with a google maps map and we pu a lat of markers on them. Now we want to be able to click all these markers. We use an onClickListeners for that.
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Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 15:36try this
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I'm building a list of the SP 500 components to save it in a pickle.
I get the items from the link in the code, then get the info I want and build an object for every item.
Here's the problem --> I then want to save each object into a list that I will want to iterate in the future.
The list only stores the last object of the loop, instead of storing each object as it shows up.
It should be fairly easy to do this but I just can't seem to find the answer of why is this happening
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 11:50This is all down to your data
object. You initialise it outside the for loop. Since it is a dictionary, it is mutable in python, and when you append it to the list you are simply appending a reference to that data
dict each iteration of the loop, rather than a new dictionary. So at the end the reference just points to the most current version of the dict, hence why it appears to be the same dict multiple times - it IS the same dict.
This page may help to understand what is happening.
Try moving the initialisation of the dict inside the for loop:
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