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You can use regexp_extract with a pattern dynamically generated from prev_wo:

The following helped get the raw text of JSON file:

You have every data in the [POS] section in the INI file you show while your code expact section [InvData]. Fix that.

In your PageControl, it is not enough to create TabSheet, you must also create a new frame instance to be hosted into each page. All frames are the same class and host edit, checkbox and so on to host data.

Then you must read the data, except count, inside you for-loop to create the page control. To read the data, you must combine the loop variable with fixed part to build the key. Something like this:

If I understood correctly, there are two points you would like to do:

1. Fix the code so it shows the conversion value
2. Make the print without creating getMtrNum()

For the second point, if you want to keep your member private, you will need to create a getter/printer function in any case. Probably a bit more elegant if you create an ostream "<<" operator overload. In this way you don't need to use getter function during printing Meters.

Edit: To be more precise getter is still used. Once in the operator overload

I'm afraid it is not possible right now, if you want to have server-side data fetching then it is only possible to have it on Page Component level.

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getStaticProps can only be exported from a page. You can’t export it from non-page files.

One of the reasons for this restriction is that React needs to have all the required data before the page is rendered.

Also, you must use export async function getStaticProps() {} — it will not work if you add getStaticProps as a property of the page component.

You can also read what counts as Page Component

Maybe something will arise when React releases server components, I think React team works with NextJs team on it.

https://github.com/reactjs/rfcs/pull/188

Do data fetching in these functions.

Next.js provides 3 functions for data fetching. You have to export them from your page.

1. GetStaticProps - will only execute when you build.
2. GetServerSideProps - will execute on every request.
3. GetStaticPaths - to get dynamic paths for GetStaticProps, when you export this you have to export GetStaticProps also.

You have to return data in a format and it will be injected in props of your react component.

You can also provide fallback on props to dynamically render pages, like you don't have to make every page static (using GetStaticProps/Paths). Make only some of them and Next.js will make remaining on request and will cache them for next request.

If you want the combined weight and volume of all items in a single customer order, you can do this like so:

Your code is throwing an error on line 11, where you try to import the file mtr.csv with the pandas read_csv method and usecols param. The ValueError thrown says that the column header ASOS wasn't found.

An alternative would be to import using the default params then select your column of interest, like I mentioned in my comment above.

I think what you need a new variable which contains text like mhr-1.1-SNAPSHOT depending on the source file. You can use set_fact to achieve this.

Example: