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Answered 2021-May-11 at 01:12I haven't tested this, but it should work
QUESTION
I want to use CalendarKit in my project github here
It's written using UIKit, but my project uses SwiftUI. Can I use CustomCalendarExampleController
in SwiftUI? (maybe via UIViewControllerRepresentable
or smth else?)
CustomCalendarExampleController -
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Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 18:19Lol I don't know why it didn't work before, but if you are looking for something like this
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I defined a custom function and saved a list of values into shoreline variable. I am certain there is variable in this variable because I tried print(shoreline) and I was able to get a list of values.
This for loop will loop through 'folders' and give shoreline a different list every time.
Now if I try the code below, the output plot is empty. The weird thing is I was able to get correct title, and the title was derived from value. But the value argument was somehow not passed into plot.
It's not problem of plt.show() because the plot is shown in the output window but it doesn't contain any data.
The correct plot I was expecting is something like this (using different data) Can some one help me solve this?
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Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 22:01hi i am new to matplotlib but i do not see the line
plt.show()
have you tried that?
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I am trying to rank a factor variable. Though i am able to rank however i am not able to understand the logic behind this.Please let me know if i can use the ranking for my correlation in combination with the numerical variables?And how is ranking logic?
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Answered 2020-Jun-28 at 10:15It doesn't make any sense at all. If you look at your levels now:
QUESTION
I have created a simple application via rebar3
templates such as:
apps/myapp/app/myapp_app.erl
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Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 19:34rebar3
does not find your .erl
files if you have been under /app
I moved them to /src
.
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We are creating an application using vue and vuex. We have an array of venue id's for venues that a user is following. We want each user to see a list of the all of TITLES of venues they are following.
For example:
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Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 22:24The simplest solution to filter array by items from another array is to use includes() fucntion:
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Answered 2019-May-10 at 09:59I suppose that you want to be able to segment the land from the water this way defining a path for the shoreline.
For this task I recommend you using an edge detection algorithm. A simple vertical Sobel filter should be enough given the image that you have provided. More details about its insides and API call here.
Do you have images with different meteorological conditions? Your algorithm should be robust when it comes to different lighting scenarios: night, rain etc (if that is the case).
A thresholding with respect to the tones that you have in your image might also help, details here.
For a proper binarized image the following contour finding methods proposed by OpenCV should do the job for you.
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I am on a journey of understanding what is the proper way to send an email from Python code. I have somewhat progressed in understanding of MX lookup, though: "the larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder".
Thanks to this answer, I was able to send an email (to a disposable mailbox though), with this code-snippet:
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Answered 2019-May-06 at 03:34How do I figure out the proper ports for the server accepting mails on behalf of a particular domain (one that is returned by MX lookup)?
What you've shown in your question is more or less correct. You may want to try the ports in a different order. Also, port 2525
is not an official port from any standard I'm aware of but seems to be a convention for bypassing firewalls that block the submission port 587
.
One thing to note is that "accepting mail" is not actually one thing. There are "mail user agents" that do "submission" and "mail transfer agents" that do "transfer". "Submission" and "transfer" often live on different ports which explains some of the diversity you've seen. Figure out whether you're doing submission or transfer and select the appropriate group of ports.
My understanding here is that "default" ports are just conventions, and, in fact, servers can use any free port they choose.
This isn't really true, at least not if the servers want anyone to be able to find them, because ...
How do such "real-world" servers figure out the proper port (or they just brute-forcing through the default ones)?
Mail servers that actually want to be able to receive mail must run on a standard port number. For MTAs this means port 25
with maybe a fallback to 465
(though this isn't standardized either). For MUAs this means port 587
with maybe a fallback to 2525
(also not standardized but apparently in common use as a workaround to MUAs being blocked).
In particular, MX records carry no port information, nor does any other DNS record type related to SMTP.
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What are the names and length of the shoreline, in order of descending shoreline in the US, of the Great Lakes that have shorelines in both Canada and the US.
The table I use has three columns, IN_COUNTRY
(where the lakes are, US or Canada), ON_LAKE
(the name of the lake, like Lake Michigan) and SHORELINE
(length of shoreline in each country)
I have tried the SQL listed below but I can not order it by the SHORELINE
length in the United States. As you can see, I can now only order them by the combination of the shoreline in both countries.
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Answered 2019-Feb-04 at 06:49If you want to use an aggregation approach, then we can try this:
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I am trying to generate what I can best describe as a pairwise distance matrix from a data frame containing the distance between two neighboring points. These are not Euclidean distances, they are essentially the distance between points on a shoreline, so the distance is not a straight line. I was able to generate a distance matrix in the package riverdist
using geospatial data, but that only did the complete distance between the two points, I am now trying to do a subset of this distance between the points.
I have been looking for a way to do this for a little while and keep coming up empty handed. Any help would be much appreciated.
Here is an exampe:
I have this data:
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Answered 2018-Dec-10 at 23:36I think you may be too focused on actual distances, while your problem is more a summing problem.
At least as I understand it, you don't need to look for the shortest route or a similar problem, but just need to add the numbers. So from a
to b
, means adding rows a
up to b-1
from your variable mat
. The only difficult thing is handling the case where from and to are backwards, or the same. Anyway, I get this:
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