Windmill | write Excel and CSV files | CSV Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | Windmill Summary
[Maven Central] Windmill is a library to parse or write Excel and CSV files through a fluent API that takes advantage of Java 8 Stream and Lambda features. Windmill targets the writing/parsing of List/Collection data. It will especially stand out for use cases like exporting/importing a result set from/to a database. It is based on the projects [Apache POI] and [OpenCSV] to manipulate Excel and CSV files.
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- Writes the message to a byte array
- Write the header row
- Write a single row
- Write the export file
- Parses a spreadsheet and returns a stream of rows
- Convert to an InputStream object
- Select the sheet at the given index
- Creates a stream that contains the remaining contents of the given iterator
- Getter for Long
- Gets value as Long
- Returns a String representation of this object
- Transforms an array of int values into a byte array
- Get the row index
- Returns true if the column exists
- Override the default value
- Get value as integer
- Returns the next row
- Return an iterator over the cells in this row
- Gets value as Integer
- Parses the given CSV file and returns the rows
- Add an export column
- Remove the cell values from the input
- Return next row
- Returns true if this row iterator has more elements
- Gets value as Double
- Gets value as Float
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QUESTION
I want to create a table that looks like this:
So far I have a table I created to get the value counts but I need help with creating a table that calculates the total value of row 0 and 1. I'm using this dataset: https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data/tree/master/bob-ross
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 03:26IIUC,
QUESTION
I'm new to dart and reading about dart operators
. In the book fluter in Action
by Eric Windmill (Chapter 2, 2.24, page 34) the auther says:
is and is! verify that two objects are of the same type. They are equivalent to == and !=.
Trying to implement this as shown in the code below
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-01 at 08:52Not sure what the context of that statement is but is
and is!
is not the same as ==
and !=
in the sense that they does the same. I guess what the want to explain, is that the opposite of is
is is!
like the opposite of ==
is !=
.
==
is used to check if two objects are equal (based on what this object at left side defines to be equal). So for int
we return true
when using ==
if both numbers have the same numeric value.
The is
operator is used to test if a given object does implement a given interface. An example:
QUESTION
I am used to using ggplot2, so I have only used fct_inorder() to reorder my axes. It should be Gate 0 - 3 then Full. How do you do this with a base function like heatmap? df and code below. Thank you!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 23:25I wonder if, given your data, you are not interested in the dendrogram and are just looking for a standard heatmap? If do, then perhaps using ggplot
would give you the control you need?
QUESTION
I am trying to create a heatmap of the following plot. Whenever i use the heatmap function instead of geom_point, I get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-22 at 20:31If you want a heatmap with this dataset you could do:
QUESTION
public class ChartData {
//lv22 double charts
public String[] walkInThePark = {"CanCan", "Cleaner", "Meteo5cience", "FFF22", "Wedding Crasher", "Hyponosis22", "Redline", "1950", "Monolith", "Just hold on", "Revolution", ""};
//lv23 double charts
private String[] timeToSuffer = {"Travel To Future", "Nililism", "Creed", "HTTP", "Cross Over", "Final Autition 2-1", "Love is a Danger Zone", "Gargoyle", "Broken Karma", "BS Explosion", "Windmill", "Prime Time", "Clematis", "Nyar", "Your Mind", "D&D", "Red Snow", "Stardream", "Crossing Delta", "Video Out C"};
//lv24 double charts
private String[] chooseDeath = {"la Cinq", "Gloria", "Vanish", "Harma", "Conflict", "Sarabande", "Bedlam", "Final Audition", "Achluoias", "FFF24", "Full moon", "Full moon FULL", "Annihilator", "Creed FULL", "BrainPower", "lolite", "Dement", "Destri", "Cross Soul", "TFTMN FULL", "Errorcode", "Dignity", "A Site De La Rue", "Trashy", "Paved Garden", "V3"};
Random r = new Random();
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
public void select(){
do{
System.out.println("Please choose from the following: \n 1. WalkInThePark(lv22 double charts) \n 2. timeToSuffer(lv23 Double Charts) \n 3. chooseDeath(lv24 double charts)");
int select = sc.nextInt();
switch (select){
case 1:
System.out.println("That's sorta weak, my dude... :");
chill();
break;
case 2:
System.out.println("I see you:");
suffer();
break;
case 3:
System.out.println("You decided to not B**** out. Here's your list:");
death();
break;
}
}while(true);
}
public void chill(){
Set set = new HashSet<>();
for(int i = 0 ; i < 4 ; i++){
int r_int = r.nextInt(11);
String chooseChill = (walkInThePark[r_int]);
if(!set.contains(chooseChill)){
set.add(chooseChill);
System.out.println(chooseChill);
}else{
i--;
continue;
}
}
}
public void suffer(){
Set set = new HashSet<>();
for(int i = 0 ; i < 4 ; i++){
int r_int = r.nextInt(19);
String chooseSuffer = (timeToSuffer[r_int]);
if(!set.contains(chooseSuffer)){
set.add(chooseSuffer);
System.out.println(chooseSuffer);
}else{
i--;
continue;
}
}
}
public void death(){
Set set = new HashSet<>();
for(int i = 0 ; i < 4 ; i++){
int r_int = r.nextInt(26);
String chosenDeath = (chooseDeath[r_int]);
if(!set.contains(chosenDeath)){
set.add(chosenDeath);
System.out.println(chosenDeath);
}else{
i--;
continue;
}
}
}
}
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 16:50The only ways in which your chill()
, suffer()
and death()
functions differ are in the range of the random integer as well as the array used (chooseDeath
, timeToSuffer
or walkInThePark
), both of which you could pass to the function as an argument instead to unify them into one function.
QUESTION
I have this code in which I have a list of lists and inside the sub-lists we got numbers. However, I also have a dict storing key-value pairs of name-number, in which the number is the index of the name stored in another list, but I want to replace all the numbers in the nested list with their respective names. Instead of having [1,9,13] I want to have ['The Beach Chimney', 'Parlay', 'The Private Exhibit'].
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 01:41Having trouble making out where you are starting from, but starting from your output of the list of integers and the dict at the end of your question, you could do this:
QUESTION
We are considering using Beam/Dataflow for stateful processing:
- Real-time aggregation of metrics on global windows (every 1min)
- Real-time aggregation on a high number of parallel sessions (> 1 mio)
Example: get max price article bought for each 1 mio clients since registered on a portal
Also, we would also like to access those calculated aggregates while not interfering with the real-time job.
Design question : can it be covered by the current state back-end - Windmill/Persistent Disks [1] - or would the use of a database (like BigTable) be a better fit ?
Thanks !
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 14:19It is actually possible to define Big Table connectors in Dataflow to perform reading and writing operations. Moreover, there is the project.jobs.get method of the Dialogflow API that returns an instance of a job which is a json response containing also the “currentState” field. Therefore I think you could build a sort of automation script to get this field value and then store it in Big Table database using the Big Table connectors, however it is a quite complex solution and I am not sure if it could be convenient.
QUESTION
I'm trying to update the two child components on a button click. Since I'm passing functions to the child component I'm able to change the state. but the issue is state changes are not reflected on both child components. is changing on state changes while
doesn't
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 19:18You only call RecreateDataArray
when the component mounts, not when props change.
That's why it doesn't update when your props change.
You could do that update with a componentWillUpdate
lifecycle method, but it will be a lot easier to just refactor to a function component and use the useEffect
hook instead:
QUESTION
We are considering using Beam/Dataflow for stateful processing, but a bit concerned about the limited visibility on the state backend. How are states persisted on disk in case memory does not suffice ? Any underlying database ?
I heard about Windmill during a 2021 event [1], but a ticket from 2019 [2] refers to Persistent Disk.
Thanks !
[1] https://beamcollege.dev/
[2] Which persistent storage is used by Dataflow to keep persistent state implemented with Apache Beam Timers?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 09:51Windmill and persistent storage on disk are the same thing. Windmill stores pipeline state on Persistent Disks.
Windmill is a process running on user VMs in streaming Dataflow jobs. It is responsible for performing the streaming shuffle between workers, persisting and maintaining the consistency of pipeline state.
(Non public source)
You can find more details on this stack.
QUESTION
I'm trying to open a modal when I click a picture on a masonry.
I've put all together some code pieces and I reached this result but the problem is that the modal works only if I put an id
on one image at the time. If I put the same id
on another image, the modal doesn't work.
I need to have the modal working on all images, and not just on one. any advice?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 16:24You need to add the onClick
to all elements (images) - id
s are supposed to be unique within a DOM but you can use class
es instead.
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