Thunderstruck | A really fast way to access databases with ADO.NET | Database library
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Thunderstruck is a .NET library that makes access to databases simpler and faster using ADO.NET. A really fast way to access databases.
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QUESTION
hi I am a new in python i tried to create a new class that handle with sqlite3 in my read method i try to print some var but is does not print anything can you help me? here is the code can you fix it and tell me what the problem is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-21 at 14:38This comment # con = sqlite3.connect(self.c)
indicates you know what has to be done. I suspect when that didn't work, you went down the rabbit hole of creating connections everywhere. Program should make one db connection. Every time it makes a connection, it loses what came before.
It could declare conn = ''
, then call conncection()
once (and remove it from the other methods; they'll probably need to take conn
as an argument). It'll take some try, try again, but it will get you to a better place.
And don't forget to fetch
the rows once the SELECT is executed.
QUESTION
I have this excel file ,with common entries in first column ,how to remove the common entries in first column without affecting the rest of the file using python.
My file
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 07:13Use pandas
, specifically pandas.DataFrame.drop_duplicates
QUESTION
I've been using git
for a few years now, so I'd say I'm "comfortable" with it but am by no means an expert.
Started a new job and my dev lead is trying to tell me that if I don't periodically delete/prune my local feature branches using git remote update origin --prune
that git
will auto-push them occassionally when pushing OTHER feature branches!!!
As an example of what he's saying here, let's say I've got a project called myproject
which has the following branches:
master
develop
feature/one
feature/two
feature/three
Let's say feature/one
and feature/two
are old and have already been pushed to GitHub, merged to develop
, and deleted from GitHub (the origin). feature/three
is what I'm currently working on.
He's saying that if I don't git remote update origin --prune
periodically, that I run the risk of re-pushing feature/one
and feature/two
to GitHub when I go to finally push my feature/three
branch via git push
!
This statement, if true, would not only shock me, it would leave me thunderstruck! Is it true, false, or partially correct, and why?!
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 15:44git
will not auto-push branches. But you of course could accidentally push the incorrect branch when you do push feature/three
. For example, you could accidentally type git push origin feature/one
instead of git push origin feature/three
. That doesn't have anything to do with git
, but it would be a user error. You could also accidentally use the --all
flag when you did not intend to, for example.
Additionally, if you do accidentally push the wrong branch
, then just delete the remote branch
when you realize your mistake (git push origin :feature/one
). Since the remote branch
has already been merged
, it would not negatively impact anything.
QUESTION
I am currently in the process of generating a report type of a pdf where several articles are merged into a given layout. A few days ago, I had to change the structure of the pdf so that the article text would be divided into three separate columns.
The problem I'm facing is that, once you insert an image into the html and the image is too high to fit into, for example, the first column, it's put into the second column as it should be, but due to some weird spacing or something different, it's offset to the right so that half of the image is shoved into the following column:
The way I'm generating the Html for the PDF to be generated on is rather simple:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-20 at 09:46This
text-alignment
doesn't change the values fed to Image
internally so it's some combination of current layout/parser state and the column breaking handling. Debugging TCPDF state at this point is a bit beyond my ability.
However, I do have a workaround: Table support is a little more robust in TCPDF, so instead of using a div to perform this center alignment, use a single-cell table
. That is:
Here's the image formatting code I used to produce the output in the screenshot below:
QUESTION
I have a problem when want to use p5.js in my Angular project.
I use Angular CLI. Include p5.js in my .angular-cli.json file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-31 at 10:35Replace
QUESTION
I want to display an iTunes link in a UIWebView
e.g. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/burn-that-broken-bed/id1120162623?i=1120163074&uo=4
The problem is that these links when loaded in a browser automatically redirect to the iTunes app, rather than showing the content in the UIWebView
as I'm attempting to do.
How can I either (1) prevent the redirect so that the content is displayed (2) is there another way to form the iTunes link that will not redirect? (3) any other options?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 17:50A possible work-around is to request the desktop-mode of the website, which will display the intended content instead of redirecting you.
Using UIWebView:
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