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I know this does not always work, but for future questions try to refactor your problem into a reproducible example. Meaning a piece of code that each of us can reproduce. This makes it a lot easier for us to help you since we can't run your code because of the missing missing .xslx file.

That said, I think there are two main problems. As @coralvanda already mentioned it is weird that your return statement is inside the for loop. I assume you should pull it out there unless you intend to stop the loop after the first iteration. Second, updating a plotly graph involves a figure object. Have a look at go.Figure(). Add the figure object first, then add your desired traces. The fixed code could look like this:

Try:

My old method it was very "heavy". When i set the permission to the folder and files, i had to call a lot of times the Driver API and the services. Other problem it was that the parent folder had a lot of folders and many files which made it take a long time to set the permissions to the user or revocate permissions. My new method was create a folder with edit permission for the users and move the files and folder to the destiny folder for other users. My objetive was set the correct permissions for final users.This is my new code. The javascript's code doesn't have problems:

The problem is the inclusion order in your database.c file.

You first include database.h which declares the p_register function:

This will iterate through the matrix, you can define a submatrix-size and the stride and prints you the min for each submatrix.

Why not formulate a convex optimization problem, or precisely a feasibility problem using the plane inequalities that you have? Let's say, the two tetrahedra can be represented as A1.X + d1 <= 0 and A2.X + d2 <= 0 where the 4 rows of A1 and A2 store the a, b, c of four planes corresponding to the two tetrahedra in ax + by + cz + d <= 0, and column vectors d1 and d2 store the constants ie d. And also note that A1.X is matrix multiplication.

Represent (x, y, z) as the vector X.

Now basically you want to solve a feasibility problem for X like this:

I had the same problem some time ago. Applying these changes solved it. Remove STATIC_DIR and STATICFILES_DIRS from settings.py and replace them with these:

Finally I have the solution to this problem, to rude but it is working.

You can use the parseInt function to convert the string values to numbers. For example: