Gota | Simplifying Android Permissions | Authorization library

You can use encoding/csv to manipulate rows first.

There are 2 methods.

1. Using csv.Read() to read each rows.
2. Slice the records.

This is the example, please see comments to see first and second method.

Load the data frame from the slice of entities:

First, thankyou for the complete runnable example (with imports!)

I think this might be to do with the minimum value or step size the float widget can support.

Try to move this widget, I can't get it to change:

widgets.FloatSlider(min=5e-7,max=10e-7,step=1e-7,readout_format='.1e')

I wonder whether this is simply due to floating point rounding down small numbers to zero.

I tried having the input as integer, and applying the scale factor in the body of the code and it seemed to work fine. Would this work as an alternative:

It's not clear what the problem is here. If I take the same input:

Debug is already implemented both for Mutex and Arc for T: Debug, so the only thing you are missing is a Debug bound on T:

Looks like your issue is with your template: how are you getting the links for your static files? Please, post a snippet from your template.

You should use flask's url_for() [1], [2] function to generated the links correctly, like:

You're only creating one element. Then you're using that same element with appendChild multiple times, so you move it from one parent to the next.

You can clone the element with cloneNode(true) and append the clone:

DictWriter expects a dictionary as the parameter and you're passing a list.

Consider using this:

From your code, I modify array lat and lng as below function