spaniel | Time span handling for Go | Date Time Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | spaniel Summary
Spaniel contains functionality for timespan handling, specifically for merging overlapping timespans and finding the intersections between multiple timespans. It lets you specify the type of interval you want to use (open, closed), and provide handlers for when you want to add more functionality when merging/intersecting.
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QUESTION
I've seen this answered in other questions but it doesn't work for me. i'm also only 1 month in so im very new to this.
i want to remove the space between each cell so there is a collapsed border around the td and th.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-12 at 03:35hello i think that will solve your problem try this
QUESTION
i have this api, and i need to create url from what i get from json
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Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 23:19You could use the base url you have there and use string replace function to fill in place holder with the bird breed. Something like this:
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Given the following object, I would like to search all of the keys for multiple strings. I've been trying and searching and have come up empty on this one. Can anyone provide me some help here?
Searching this:
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Answered 2021-Dec-08 at 19:53const array = [
{ name: "Blue Iron Chow Chow", status: "Complete", creator: "John" },
{ name: "Purple Steel Husky", status: "Error", creator: "Chris" },
{ name: "Purple Composite Husky", status: "Ready", creator: "Chris" },
{ name: "Aqua Zinc Spaniel", status: "Complete", creator: "Chris" },
{ name: "Fuschia Silver Corgi", status: "Complete", creator: "John" },
];
const query = ['chris', 'com'];
var result = array.filter(({creator, name, status}) => {
return query.every(item => {
item = item.toLowerCase();
return creator.toLowerCase().includes(item) || name.toLowerCase().includes(item) || status.toLowerCase().includes(item)
})
});
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I'm relatively new in R. I have this problem. I have data of dogs example of useful part of data (columns age_month and rasnaam (breed) are used)
I have to look for all the breeds if they are small, medium, large etc. And if they are a small breed then all the rows where age_month is lower than 9 have to be removed, if they are a medium sized breed rows where age_month is lower than 13 have to be removed, (large, age_month < 24). I've tried some things but it won't work. I've added all dogs to a list (also tried it with vector) like this: (only for small dogs here)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 03:39If you want to stick with using case_when
, this is one way to achieve what you're looking for:
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