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kandi X-RAY | Geyser Summary
kandi X-RAY | Geyser Summary
Geyser is a proxy, bridging the gap between Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and Minecraft: Java Edition servers. The ultimate goal of this project is to allow Minecraft: Bedrock Edition users to join Minecraft: Java Edition servers as seamlessly as possible. However, due to the nature of Geyser translating packets over the network of two different games, do not expect everything to work perfectly!.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Populate the geyser registry
- Compute and set properties for the tool
- Creates a map of the chopping speed
- Create the NBT map builder
- Translate inventory entries
- Determine the position necessary to activate a transaction
- Use an item to be used as a hot bar item
- Restores the correct block state
- Translate a block event packet
- Translate a creative item
- Translate a move player packet
- Translate a session
- Translate a book edit packet
- Executes the command
- Translate the world position packet
- Runs the game server
- This method is used to translate sign entity
- Set up Minecraft inventory object
- Translate a set of recipes packet
- Translate a level event packet
- Translate a chunk
- Draws the label
- Translate entity event packet
- Translates game event
- Translates the request to ICE
- Translate a player action packet
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QUESTION
I have an output that takes user input to select which of a number of calculations to use and results in 5 numbers. That output pushes out the results of this and other calculations as an HTML table. The individual calculations are not particularly complicated, but user selections choose which of many approaches they are using, so I don't really want to replicate all that code in other outputs that are going to use just those 5 numbers.
My thought was to use the double-arrow to make those numbers available to the other outputs (in my case some plots). My goal is to generate graphs from numbers already generated in a different output, however that gets accomplished. I am not attached to the approach below, it is just where I am right now.
I ran into a number of problems just using <<- and tried a lot of things to get it to work. I won't complicate this further with all the things I tried and the problems they created.
The MRE below replicates this by calculating a number in one output that is then to be used in another output. If you enter different numbers of bins, the second output is never triggered to update to the new number. For this MRE I could of course directly use the user input to calculate that number but that is what I am trying to avoid in the real app. I also don't want to use a "Go!" button if I can avoid it since part of the fun is watching how things change in response to your various selections.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 13:27Could you just treat bins and a_number as reactive?
QUESTION
I am trying to run the example shiny app (I added the options(encoding = 'UTF-8')):
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 15:31This looks like a font conflict. You could circumvent it by setting a custom font available on your system that does get rendered correctly.
For base graphics, use par(family = "serif") or
renderPlot(..., family = "serif") in Shiny.
For ggplot2 graphics, set theme(text = element_text(family = "serif"))
for an individual plot, or use base_family in supported themes, e.g.
theme_gray(base_family = "serif").
In all of the above, replace "serif"
with the font you want to use. For example, you specifically mentioned
"Ubuntu Mono" rendering correctly in your case.
QUESTION
HI I am trying to create a breadcrumb item using angular. right now it is like this:
so I create a dropdown for the breadcrumb item, what I am struggling to do is:
when I click the item in the dropdown, it will exchange position with the breadcrumb item. In my example, if I click "Geysers del Tatio (Lujo)", it will replace "Geysers del Tatio (Standard)" in breadcrumb view, and "Geysers del Tatio (Standard)" will replace "Geysers del Tatio (Lujo)" in dropdown.
my code share here: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-fbgntk?file=src/app/app.component.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-03 at 03:23One way to achieve what you want is to maintain a state in your component that tells which "sub" breadcrumb is currently selected, out of a list of all possible options.
QUESTION
this is my R Shiny code.
As you can see every group ("A" and "B") have multiple tables. How can I display all the tables related to each grou with shiny?
I tried to use map but its not working.
Any help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 14:22You can only render one table per output UI, so you have to dynamically add them:
QUESTION
This is a totally gratuitous use case, though I think I will learn something valuable from the answer :)
I want to show a random gif (randomly drawn from a list of pre-selected urls) while a shiny app loads the output.
I am using the shinycssloaders package to put in a spinner while the output loads, and feeding it an image from that list of urls. Below, the out-of-the-box histogram sample app with the spinner and some gif urls.
The gif url only appears to be sampled each time the app is loaded. I want it to re-select every time the output activities run (sorry if I'm butchering the technical terms here). My real app uses an actionButton with eventReactive so that the output only re-loads when the button is clicked.
Here's sample code that can be run. It sleeps for 3 seconds before loading the histogram after each input change in order to show the gif.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 04:45All the code that is inside the ui gets executed only once. We'll need to sample inside the server to keep changing the gif displayed. One way of doing this, is to use renderUI to create a plotOutput with a different image each time.
Note that I added a reactive value named signal, that is to prevent the gif graying out that happens if we used observeEvent(input$bins, {...}) to render the UI.
App:
QUESTION
I am not sure if what I am missing anything here, it seemed that event is not caught by observeEvent when an selectInput (multi-select on) is cleared. However, it is caught using reactive().
See example below, the goal is that with any changes in the selectInput, the program will pick up the change and display on screen. I used 2 examples:
- Reactive to display on html_component2
- ReactiveValues using observeEvent to display on html_component
For reactive function, it works perfectly. For the later, it works for all combinations, except when if user unselect everything. I am really confused on why, has anyone seen this issue before and if there are any workarounds for it? I'd prefer to use reactive values in this case for my application.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 11:42By default observeEvent will ignore NULL in it's eventExpr, you need to set ignoreNULL = FALSE:
QUESTION
I can do a pandas styles heatmap over a multi-index no problem:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 22:08In pandas, both the "Index", and "Columns" are of type pd.Index. For this reason, both axes can be referred to as an Index. The Styler object only works on uniquely indexed DataFrames (See other limitations here), this includes both dimensions.
When concating the two items we end up with multiple columns named 'index':
QUESTION
Above is a sample set of product items in the dataset. This is how the items are stored across the database.
Consider order id 3: The first item is acetate... the second item Cartier... the third Burberry... and after that, the items just repeat twice and in some item cases (order id 4) repeat thrice. I need to remove this repetition. The delimiter, in this case, is the comma.
Secondly:
consider order id 4: Here i cannot separate the items on the basis of a comma as the first product item ends at Workout and has commas within one product item description
I was using the following code earlier
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 12:21you don't need regular expression. You can simply use strsplit and unique to find unique items.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a dynamic UI that has variable number of user inputs based on a user input and charts that uses that second level of user input.
A working example below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 22:10The selected number of bins is resetting because it is inside of the same reactive expression, you should put it in a different reactive expression, otherwise the full expression is going to be executed every time you change the input and it is going to recreate all the inputs and plots.
The second problem is caused because you are trying to use the selectedbins input value before the slider is created, therefore the value is NULL (length 0), you can only get the value after the slider is created.
Below is your code modified to create the plots in a separated reactive expression as a nested expression, maybe not the best solution but it is in the same style that your program. Also, reusing the x variable is confusing, so I changed the first one by k.
QUESTION
I am making a scatter plot with the geyser dataset from seaborn. I am coloring the points based on the 'kind' column but for some reason, the legend only shows 'long' but leaves out 'short'. I don't know what I am missing. I also was wondering if there is a simpler way to color code the data one that does not use a for-loop. Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 17:59 You're passing x = geyser_df ['waiting'] and y = geyser_df ['duration'] as a single dataset which causes plt.scatter to only use as label="long" as legend. I don't have enough experience using this type of libraries but to reproduce the example you describe you need to write a program like this:
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