fbg | Lightweight C 2D graphics API agnostic library | Graphics library
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FBGraphics : Lightweight C 2D graphics API agnostic library with parallelism support.
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QUESTION
I try to execute following piece of code but end up getting error again and again.
My code is as given below. I am trying to pass key value pair while joining tables but fail to pass value.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 13:39As comments suggest, the updatedDF1
declaration becomes out of scope outside of the for
block and therefore not in the same lexical scope. Move the show
action statement into the for block:
QUESTION
I have spark dataframe df and df1 both with different schemas.
DF:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 09:45You're selecting non-existent columns, and also there is a typo in the coalesce
. You can follow the example below to fix your issue:
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I am building a flutter app for iOS. I have created a file type that my app and another app can share back and forth. I am using the flutter receive_sharing_intent library to achieve this. To test it, I made all the necessary changes to my info.plist file to handle my custom file type, I placed an example file of that file type in the downloads folder of my device (testing on ipad), and I click on it from there to open it up in my app. The OS knows that my app can handle it. So, my app opens, it is receives the path of the shared file, but my app can't open the file. Here is the code in my main.dart that is handling reception of the file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 16:44Finally found a work around and got it working using this answer. What I ended up doing was opening the file in the app delegate, saving the file to the apps documents directory, then passing that url to the Flutter application. I opened the iOS module in xcode and changed the AppDelegate.swift to the following:
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I try to plot weather radar data to an image and show it using PyQt5. However, everything works fine - but the plots of matplotlib create problems.
When I start the program, it generates 2 empty plot windows and shows them. If I remove the two pl.close()
statements, there would be another 2 plot windows (but these 2 with the plot images).
Can you help, why it always opens the plots?
I just want matplotlib to save the plots to a file, to open it later with PyQt. The plots are saved but the the appearing windows are irritating.
When I don't instantiate a PyQt Window, the plot windows appear for a few millisecs and then closes.
I am very new to PyQt and Matplotlib, and I know, the code is not very efficient and beautiful. But I try to build a mockup to learn, how that stuff works. This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 16:47The problem is that plt.ion() enables interactive mode making windows remain open. And why did the window close when Qt was not used? I'm assuming (because you don't provide any code for that case) that the matplotlib eventloop allowed the instructions to run or the application closed so quickly that the phenomenon was not observed.
The solution is to remove that command, also for easy path management I have modified your code to:
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