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I saw some solutions that accessed the THREE.BoxGeometry faces like that:

I have 1 list of all members (sheet1)

And another list in another sheet (sheet2) where their names can come up multiple times

My question now is, how do i use conditional formatting to check if the names in Sheet 2 are also in the list of Sheet 1 (by coloring in those who are not in the list of sheet 1)

I was solving a problem to determine whether a graph contains a cycle. I solved it using the coloring method (in the visited array I will mark, 0 if it has never visited, 1 if it is visited, and 2 if the tour of vertex is done) for this I wrote the code:

I have been trying to write simple logger "class" that can display test message in colors. I am running into the compilation error. What am i doing wrong and how can i fix it ? (please note i'd like to fix this particular issue not to replace what i am doing with some coloring crate, etc... it's a learning exercise for me).

I wrote a code that gives me the average RGB value of an image. Now I want besides the RGB value, also a LAB value. I found a code to do the conversion, but when I run the code, it only gives me the last value.

So with this code I receive the average RGB and place it in a dataframe:

In nodejs, when we run console.log({a: 3}), we get a nice colored output, with the 3 being colored brown.

How can we get the raw colored output of console.log to stdout?

I'm trying to accomplish trade direction (Long/Short/Both) in study mode, just like LucF and PineCoders did here.

• When I select "Longs Only", I expect it to show only long trades, but it doesn't due to the missing the part which finds the range of the candles in the long trade. If you check the link I gave above (Backtesting & Trading Engine [PineCoders]), LucF uses InLong, InShort, InTrade variables. The problem is that his code is older and too overengineered for me and I don't get the idea on how to recreate it.

I said overengineered, because his code includes pyramiding, slippage and other stuff that are now built-in TradingView, probably because back in 2019, PineScript didn't have such features.

The actual idea behind that indicator is to plot alerts and another script which backtests it using that indicator as a source.

• The bar coloring part is not working and it is currently commented, so the code can compile. The problem is the same as above's description. I need to know whether I'm in a long trade direction or short or not in a trade at all. I don't know how to accomplish that part.

I have a HTML file which is essentially a table. However some of the cells in the table are highlighted and when I convert my HTML file to text as specified in other stackoverflow answers, the coloring of the cells and other CSS specifications disappear in the mail.

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I apologize in advance for my bad English... I am new in the programming world so I don't really know what I'm doing. I'm trying to make a basic address book in Python, Tkinter. I managed somehow to write code to add records in the database but cannot write it to delete or edit selected records. Help would be appreciate