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I was trying to write an operation that takes an undetermined amount of parameters, so if a user chooses not to fill one of the parameters then the operator changes its functionality.
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Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 14:34A huge number of overloads is the intended way of doing things. Just look at any category in the RGL synopsis, you see easily over 20 overloads for a single function name. It may be annoying to define them, but that's something you only need to do once. Then when you use your overloads, it's much nicer to use them like this:
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when I'm trying to create the dataframe from a table with a lot of data (totalSurvey
), filtering with these two for-loops (x
for Gender and y
for Age), when the loop finishes it only has data for Men and Age 16. What am I doing wrong?
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Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 20:32I suggest a different methodology. I'll guess lacking sample data:
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I am using the code below to detect transitions from False to True. I need separate code that only detects changes from True to False. Is there a way to do this with the current code below?
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Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 15:31The problem is here if new_value and not self.last_value:
So the first part is looking for if new_value has a Truthy value. AND it's looking for if self.last_value has a Falsey value. This gets muddy when you start comparing two different booleans to each other.
The first part is really looking to see if there is a value in new_value. So we can instead compare it to none. The second part is really looking to see if the two booleans match, so we can just compare them to each other.
Update the line to this, and it should work for transitions in either direction.
if new_value is not None and new_value is not self.last_value:
Edit:
As per your comments: There are a couple ways we can track what the phase transitions are with out having to look up each one.
Option One:
Using one function to track both transition to false from true and to true from false. We can pass the value back to the printer function.
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I think the issue is that I am using series and not overwriting them, but I am uncertain how to write code that will not store/delete a series after a chart has been generated. Also, sometimes the charts generate as intended and other times they generate with both series and I can't discern a pattern in this behavior. Basically looking to create a chart that will only use the columns I am passing in on that particular iteration of the loop rather than storing previously generated series.
The loop I'm using for generation:
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Answered 2017-Jun-19 at 17:22What range/data is selected at the time the chart is created can affect the outcome: I typically start by removing all series from any chart I create in code, before adding in the specific data I want to see.
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