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TYPE ViewPort
AS ViewPort PTR NextViewPort
AS ColorMap PTR ColorMap
AS CopList PTR DspIns, SprIns, ClrIns
AS UCopList PTR UCopIns
AS INTEGER DWidth, DHeight, DxOffset, DyOffset
AS UINTEGER Modes
AS UBYTE SpritePrior * F1 - this help screen
* ESC - toggle console visibility
* S-UP - page up
* S-DOWN - page down
* Ctrl-T - goto top of file
* Ctrl-B - goto end of file
* Ctrl-Y - delete line
* F5 - compile & run
* F7 - compile
* F9 - toggle WHILE running
SLEEP
WEND
ON WINDOW CALL myWindowHandler
PUBLIC DECLARE SUB ON WINDOW CALL (BYVAL p AS SUB)
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QUESTION
I am writing code to obtain geolocation information using the IP Geolocation API. I used the following code in my jupyter notebook...
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Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 01:03If you want a dictionary, you shouldn't try to remove the quotes, that is there because it denotes a string variable. You should instead use JSON as this is a valid JSON string:
QUESTION
I'm making a simple API to cipher text through the Caesar cipher, on Javascript with Express.js. Testing the output with Jest, it appears to pass all the tests (and a console.log of the output indeed shows that the output string matches the expected string). However, when testing the relevant endpoint with Postman, the output doesn't match the expected string. I don't even know where to start digging, honestly.
Here is the route:
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Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 20:16The difference between test cases and API route is that factor isn't parsed and thus is allowed to be a string.
Type coercion makes this line
QUESTION
''' string = (" qtoday X fridayq qblue aqb") string = re.sub('^ q+', '', string) string
I want to remove only aplhabet q which is in the starting of the word and ending of a word... ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 06:38You may try:
QUESTION
I am working on a simple project to get better at Python. I am using the requests library to get "https://www.instagram.com/graphql/query/?query_hash=58712303d941c6855d4e888c5f0cd22f&variables=%7B%22id%22%3A%2225025320%22%2C%22first%22%3A24%7D", which is the first x amount of following that is loaded when clicking the following on Instagram's following(https://www.instagram.com/instagram/following/). My question is, how can I parse all of the following? I tried searching online and could not find any results that demonstrate how to continuously get the next query_hash url. Here is my current code:
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Answered 2018-Jul-01 at 20:42In the response there's a key called "end_cursor". Use end_cursor to paginate.
Replace end_cursor with the appropriate key. You can leave end_cursor blank on the first request.
QUESTION
I have a Google Sheet with 100 https request URLs with query parameters. The URLs look like this: https://122.2o7.net/b/ss/ryan1/1/JS-2.0.0/s12345678?AQB=1&ndh=1&pf=1&t=6%2F9%2F2018%208%3A48%3A34%206%20360&ts=1538837314190&vid=test&fid=1w23232-erwwwre&ce=UTF-8&ns=ryan&pageName=ryan%3Atest%3Apage&g=https%3A%2F%2Fryanpraski.com%2F&cc=USD&ch=home&events=event1&c1=D%3Dv1&v1=evar1value&h1=hier1value&v20=evar20value&bh=8&AQE=1
I want to use Google App Script to break out the query parameters and put them neatly into the Google Sheet like this:
I got as far as the code below to break query string and split the query string parameters by the & delimiter, but I am not sure what to do next.
A couple cases that I need to consider as well.
- There could be URLs with more or fewer parameters than my sample URL, but there will always be some overlay. I want to have the column headers automatically update.
- There could be values like c1=D%3Dv1 where the decoded value is c1=D=v1
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 03:20The following code breaks out the query parameters and puts them into a specific sheet. It also addresses a couple of possible scenarios:
1 There is no match for an existing code. In that case, a space is entered as a place holder.
2 The URL includes codes not included in the existing list. In that case, the "new" code(s) are added to the list, and their values are recorded also.
3 As the questioner pointed out, some URL parameters include multiple "Equals" signs ("="). Split can't be used in this case because though a parameter can be used to limit the number of split found, the left-over text is not returned in the new array. So I used indexOf (which returned the index of the first occurrence of searchValue) and subString to calculate the two parts of the URL component.
I assumed that the existing list of codes was in Row1, so I created a NamedRange to be able to manage them. If the code finds URL parameters that don't find a match with the codes in the Named Range, then the NamedRange is deleted and re-created to include the "new" codes.
The code outputs results to the "third sheet" (ss.getSheets()2;) in the spreadsheet; this is something that can be changed. The last row containing data is determined, and the results of the analysis are set in the following row
Note: the url is hard coded.
QUESTION
I have two dataframes list1 and list2 that each have a different amount of rows with random indices. list1 has ~240,000 rows while list2 has ~390,000 rows. They are sorted from the earliest time to the latest according to the ['time'] column. They look roughly like this:
list1
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Answered 2018-Aug-14 at 17:39I simply merged the two dataframes on ['time'] with an indicator then sorted the new dataframe on ['time']:
QUESTION
I use the two following class methods to request information from the Questrade API (http://www.questrade.com/api/documentation/rest-operations/market-calls/markets-quotes-id). I have over 11,000 stock symbols where I request the Questrade API with batches of 100 symbols.
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Answered 2018-Mar-18 at 00:40Most likely, it happens because some of HTTP calls fail due to network load. To test, change parallel_request:
QUESTION
this grammar was in my midterm exam but I couldn't find two different parse tree it ask to show that it's ambiguous
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Answered 2017-Oct-30 at 00:22K -> QK -> QQK -> QQ
-> abQ -> abaQb -> abaQab
-> abaabab
K -> QK -> QQK -> QQQK -> QQQ
-> QaQQ -> abaQQ -> abaabQ
-> abaabab
QUESTION
I have a NameValueCollection variable queryDict.
Some of the keys have no values. However I would like to go through all keys, even if they have no values associated to them.
Using this, I get null instead of the key name if value is empty:
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Answered 2017-Oct-12 at 18:24I would like to go through all keys You should loop through the keys then:
QUESTION
How do I use awk on a file that looks like this:
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Answered 2017-Apr-16 at 16:51I would use sort | uniq for this purpose as these two utils are designed specifically for this kind of task:
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