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Clank is an open source HTML/CSS prototyping framework for tablet and smartphone apps. Think of it as Twitter Bootstrap but for prototyping native apps.
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QUESTION
I am trying to create dependent dropdown lists with the package 'xlsxwriter'.
As an example, let's say that I created an excel file with xlsxwriter for which I expect all entries from column 'B' to be within the following list : ['a', 'b']. I would then want the entries from column 'C' to be within:
- ['a1', 'a2'] if the corresponding value in column 'B' is 'a'
- ['b1', 'b2'] if the corresponding value in column 'B' is 'b'
Here is what I have tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 20:48You can do it by creating list of choices in the excel, and then create a list by matching 1st element. You can read it more about it here: Excel: Dropdown list dependant on other dropdown list
Column D has choices for a and column B has choices for b.
Your excel will look like this: You can move it to other sheet.
QUESTION
So I'm just starting out teaching myself JS from a cheesy textbook and there's a challenge to figure out what this code does:
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Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 20:45I am not going to go through the code with you. But I am going to introduce you to a method in which you can go through the code with yourself, inspect it step by step, and understand it better.
What i am referring to is the use of debugging. By running the above code with node inspect script.js you can run the script in a debugging mode. This will allow you to place little stop signs within the script that will help you analyze what's going on as it is running.
The main stop sign is simply debugger.
When you put this in the code, the inspect mode will stop at that point and let you access the different variables and methods set up in the script from the console it self. That way you can track what's happening to the different elements and see step by step how the script is operating.
Analyzing it this way will help you understand the logic in a much more profound way and I highly recommend you give it a try.
Here is the script with the debugger set up in a decent way:
QUESTION
I would like to send mails via Google Apps Script using Mailjet. The problem is that there is no documentation at all on how to use this API with GAS.
Does any of you know some documentation somewhere about this use of Mailjet, or does any of you know a website to send mails like Sendgrid or Mailjet for which we can find documentation for the use of the API in GAS?
I tried the following code to send a basic email with JetMail but I can't make it work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-01 at 09:12If you're looking to interact with External API's using GAS, have a look at some of the documentation here:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/services/external
As for API interaction with MailJet, I would say look at the ES2015 Javascript wrapper as a starting point and see if it fits in with GAS. See here:
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I am a very beginner in JavaScript and recently I am studying it on a book. I am trying to modify a script from this book that passes a number which is the number of letters in a word, and output the number of combinations of words you would get by scrambling the letters. While the original script lets you pass the number I want to modify it and allow the user to input a word, take it and return the number of words by scrambling the letters. My issue is that, when I run the code, I keep getting this error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined at thingamajig
Why is this happening?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-11 at 11:53Since you are not passing the parameter in thingamajig() function, you can resolve that by changing your first if condition to check !word instead of the length of word like: if (!word)
Something which will look like:
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I have a Simon-like memory game where a sequence of tones is played and the user attempts to repeat the tones. The problem is that I get a horrible crackly, popping sound from time to time. It could be after just a few notes or as many as twenty. The sounds are all wav files that are two seconds in length. I cycle through ten players so that none of the sounds are clipped. (I've tried up to 50 but that didn't help anything.) I have also tried implementing audioPlayerDidFinishPlaying so that I could stop the player once the sound is complete but that didn't help either. And finally, I added prepareToPlay() - sadly, no difference.
One interesting issue that may or may not be related is that after a sequence of about 15 notes, the audio stops working all together. The app continues like normal, but without any sound.
Here is the audio portion of the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-11 at 13:34In my opinion, your main problem is that the sound loading is done inside the same function supposed to play the sound itself. Conceptually is wrong, in order to be able to play the sound as fast as you can, you should load once and for all your sounds outside the "play" function. That function should just play, and that's it.
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I have a situation where several of my structs should implement multiple traits, but all of them implement at least one trait in common. When I get hold of a mixed bag of these structs, I want to treat them all as being of the common trait: pass them as method parameters typed to that trait, store them in collections typed for that trait, etc.
I haven't been able to figure out how to do it. Here is some code where I try to do the way it was suggested here, but it fails to compile:
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Answered 2018-Nov-05 at 22:11Trait inheritance in Rust differs from OOP inheritance. Trait inheritance is just a way to specify requirements. trait B: A does not imply that if a type implements B it will automatically implement A; it means that if a type implements B it must implement A. This also means that you will have to implement A separately if B is implemented.
As an example,
QUESTION
I am trying to find the closest match to an approximate movie title given an actual movie title using the max function and its key argument. If I define a sample list and test the function it works...
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Answered 2017-Dec-21 at 21:13Not a pandas expert and cannot reproduce but depending on how the file is read, since there are titles (like the french movie 11.6 for instance) which match a float, it's possible that some data are floats instead of strings (well your issue proves that it is possible :))
A good workaround would be to force data as string like this:
QUESTION
Use R.view dinamicly ...
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Answered 2017-May-15 at 03:52You should use R.converge instead of R.pipe in randomRobot if you want to avoid repeating robotsNames
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