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Canard. A command line TUI client for the Journalist RSS aggregator.
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- Creates a new Canard
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QUESTION
I'm redoing the backend of a very basic framework that connects to a completely customizable frontend. It was originally in PHP but for the refactor have been plodding away in F#. Although it seems like PHP might be the more suited language. But people keep telling me you can do everything in F# and I like the syntax and need to learn and this seemingly simple project has me stumped when it comes to JSON. This is a further fleshed out version of my question yesterday, but it got alot more complex than I thought.
Here goes.
The frontend is basically a collection of HTML files, which are simply loaded in PHP and preg_replace() is used to replace things like [var: varName] or [var: array|key] or the troublesome one: [lang: hello]
. That needs to be replaced by a variable defined in a translation dictionary, which is stored as JSON which is also editable by a non-programmer.
I can't change the frontend or the JSON files, and both are designed to be edited by non-programmers so it is very likely that there will be errors, calls to language variables that don't exist etc.
So we might have 2 json files, english.json
and french.json
english.json contains:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 11:13open Thoth.Json.Net
let deserialiseDictionary (s: string) =
s
|> Decode.unsafeFromString (Decode.keyValuePairs Decode.string)
|> Map.ofList
let printDictionary json =
json
|> deserialiseDictionary
|> fun m -> printfn "%s" m.["hello"] // Hello
QUESTION
I have a view with an imageBackground. Under this, I have 3 buttons. I want that, when you click on one of the buttons the imageBackground change.
I wanted to use switch case with change of states each time but it didn't work. I'm a little bit lost... I post my code and if you have any idea, thanks a lot for your help !
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-27 at 07:40I have update the code. You were doing few things wrong.
First
QUESTION
I am trying to add the mean ± standard error value in text on top of my bars, in my bar-chart. Like Excel does, sorta... I have the mean, but I can't manage to find a way to add the standard error value as well (and even less a "±" symbol).
Is there a way to do so?
Here's my data (nh1), the code, and the graph I have for now.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 23:39It's not clear why you're using stat_summary
here, since your data are already summarised. You can use geom_point
and geom_text
directly.
I have had to try to reclaim your data from your plot since you did not provide raw data in your question (see data used at the end of this answer)
I have to agree with DJJ in the comments: this looks messier with the SE labels attached. I have chosen geom_label
here instead of geom_text
to stop the numbers being obscured by the error bars.
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