sgo | optional types and without nil references | Functional Programming library
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SGo is a dialect of the Go programming language that avoids nil-related panics at compile time. It is based on idiomatic Go patterns, so SGo code feels familiar, and straightforwarldy compiles to and works together with plain Go.
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To give more context about my problem:
I am using python to build an API connecting to the TWS of interactive brokers. I managed to build something functional and able to fetch live data from contracts using the methods given in the doc of IB. Now that I want to use all the data to build other parallel systems with it, I have encounter problems organising the data that arrives from the IB server.
My program loops a list of 30 symbols to get live data from and then I want to put the data (ex. 'HIGH', 'LOW', 'CLOSE', 'VWAP' etc) from each symbol all together in one dataframe to calculate indicators and from there come up with an alert system that is based on them indicators.
This objective I have already accomplished it using only one symbol for the whole program. Is easy to store the data in instances or variables, pass it to a DataFrame and then calculate to set up alerts.
Now when looping a list of 30 values and receiving the data of all of them I have struggled trying to store the data for each symbol together and then calculate and set up alerts. Specially when I have to use several methods to receive the data (ex. I use tickPrice for some data and tickString for some other data) this several methods execute themselves one after the other but they wont necessarily have all the data at the same time, some values take more time than others to show.
I will show an example of my code to give even more context of my objective:
This is my EWrapper class:
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Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 12:14It's easy to create a Pandas dataframe from a Python dictionary that contains lists. For example, the following code creates a dictionary containing ticker symbols, bid prices, and ask prices:
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Python reads all lines Registered
It is necessary to count only in tags no deeper.
The correct value should be 2 not 4. bad result
How to do it?
Original xml:
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Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 16:43This is best approached by using xpath and the lxml library, while paying atteention to namespaces:
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I'm trying to extract some data from following XML file.
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Answered 2021-Jun-28 at 11:28In this particular xml and considering the expected output, namespaces aren't really necessary. Additionally, the best way, I think, to present your output is using a dataframe.
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