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I would like to store the data point label whenever I click it in my plotly plot. The label is the name of the data point that appears in the first column of my data frame.

For example if I hover over a data point it will show me the x and y information as well as the data point name: x: TRUE y: 27 Name: cheeseburger

What I want is to store the label of that data point, 'cheeseburger' as a variable to use later.

I have tried using plotly_click and accessing the event_data but it returns x and y values and all I want is the data point name. This is my code:

In standard Modelica fluid flow sources, normally either the flow rate or the pressure is specified. For example, the following boundary setups (P meaning pressure boundary, F meaning flow boundary) would typically surround a pipe component:

P - Pipe - P

F - Pipe - P

However, sometimes it can be convenient/desirable to specify both the flow rate and the pressure on the same side and let the other side be determined:

(P, F) - Pipe - ()

In my experience, this works just fine in Modelica tools if you create these sources and solve them at the system level. The issue is that, since the (P, F) component is locally overdetermined (+1 equation) and the () component is locally underdetermined (-1 equation), those components throw check errors locally since Modelica tools assume you always want locally balanced components. With this in mind, are there any best practices for creating overdetermined/underdetermined components in Modelica for this scenario? At the very least to tell the tool that this is intentional/don't throw check errors?

I'm trying to sort the axis of my chart based on the values in the "sales" column. Once I apply fig.update_layout(yaxis={'categoryorder':'total descending'}) to my figure, the chart no longer removes irrelevant rows when filtering the dataframe by selecting the "099" value for the RadioItems callback option.

code to recreate issue:

I'm trying to create a Zomato like restaurant listing in bootstrap. On your left-hand side is the bootstrap card that I created so far, and on the right which I want to implement.

But the problem is I don't know how to embed badges on the restaurant image like below.

Sorry to say but I'm not that much expert in bootstrap. Any guidance would be appreciated.

I have a Blog backend made with Strapi, where you can add some content-types like title field, description field and content field. I also have a boolean content-type to set if the blog is relevant or not. I set an ngFor in Angular to show all my blog entries; But I just want to show the relevant ones. Actually, I am showing the relevant ones using the ngIf directive, but Angular is leaving some white spaces for the non-relevant entries. Is there some way to remove these white spaces?? I guess it must be something with ng-template.

This is my html, where I set my ngFor:

I'm working on a web application for a disaster management lab assignment that is using the Google Places and Maps JavaScript API. The goal is to have markers on the map which are attached to an event listener which is supposed to show an information window with the data about a disaster report. However, the window is not showing up when I click on the marker. The pointer finger icon shows when I hover over a point, yet no information window appears when I click on the marker. There are zero errors in the dev console when I run it through IntelliJ and Tomcat, and I tried changing addListener to addEventListener but it still doesn't work. I will post my code below but let me know if you need anything else to help. For security reasons, I have replaced my API key with MY_API_KEY, so I guess you will have to have access to the Google API's yourself in order to help so I apologize for that. Thanks!

P.S. When I tried creating the snippet it came up with the following error which I'm unsure where the error is coming from because there is no line 302 in the JS code: { "message": "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input", "filename": "https://stacksnippets.net/js", "lineno": 302, "colno": 5 }

Here's what the information window is supposed to look like:

Somewhat famous article about state of asynchronous programming model of many languages, states that they have a "color" problem, which, in particular, divides the ecosystem into two seperate worlds: async and non-async. Here are properties of such a language:

• Every function has a color, either red or blue (e.g. async def)
• The way you call a function depends on its color (e.g. await)
• You can only call red function from within another red function, SyntaxError: 'await' outside async function
• Red functions are more painful to call (the idea is that if you decide to make a function red, everyone using your API will want to spit in your coffee and/or deposit some even less savory fluids in it)
• Some core library functions are red, so you can't avoid red functions

Kotlin is pretty new language, so I thought I should look into its asynchronous model. However, Kotlin transpiles to JavaScript, so I believe it has color problem more than I believe it doesn't. But its coroutines were a bit hard for me to gross and got confused, so I'm here asking Which of those properties are true for Kotlin? (and how much of color problem it solved).

A while back, I had written and had working a Zoom to Mouse Swing panel that handled highlighting, pan, mouse zoom, selection, etc. It was very nice.

I went to play with it some more today, and it wasn't working. I was flummoxed. I knew I had a working example -- somewhere. But scouring my drive, none of my experiments worked. I started trying to make it work again.

Eventually I found out the problem. It's some combination of the JDK 11 and my new iMac. Last time I worked on this, was on my older Mac (where I may or may not have been using JDK 11, I don't recall).

This is what my app looks like with JDK 11

This is what it looks like with JDK 8 (this is what it should look like)

If you play with the code, you'll see that there is apparently some kind of (2X?) scaling going on under JDK 11, but not JDK 8. I don't know if it's trying to compensate with for the large display on my machine, or what's going on.

But you try zooming or panning under JDK 11, and see it doesn't stay centered on the mouse, and how the tracking highlight is wrong, etc.

How can I make this work properly under JDK 11? Is it a Mac only thing? Or a Mac with "Drive in theater size monitors" thing?

Below is the code:

I am trying to set product by dispatching a method in a useEffect. However, state still says null.

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