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I want to print code without \n on the result. This is my code

Context: Convert an .iges to .vtk.

I have the following equation Ax^2+Bxy+Cy^2+Dx+Ey+F=0 representing a conic section.

The parameters A~F are given. I want to find points on the conic section, so that I can connect them with lines, and make a mesh.

The reason I need the points instead of just using matplotlib Ellipse is because I'm creating a mesh not a plot.

It is in 3 dimension space, but I first get points on xy plane, and use affine transformation to send it to 3 dim.

Question: How do I find points given an implicit equation?

I can not figure out how to prevent code dublication for that code block.

There is a base class That is Base_Reader and derived types like JT_Reader, IGES_Reader etc.

But base class dont have methods that childs have. Also I can not Change these because they come with dll.

Here are code sample;

i wanna insert an ansys apdl code code text in my thesis. I have tried the \begin{lstlisting} for my code (english) since i have tha package. My thesis template is put to have greek as default language so when i compile the lstlisting in latex i get this output latex output (greek characters). I have tried use \eng{} inside or outside of the \begin{lstlisting} but i get greek characters either way. this the code :

What's up, everyone? I am trying to create a simple game where depending on moves a player makes, some character gets appended to their String (likewise for a second player). The game is supposed to detect whether specific characters show up in those Strings, regardless of where in the Strings they appear. Combinations of 3 characters are needed to make progress.

So, for example, one successful move a player might make would append the characters "c", "d", and "e" somewhere in their String, say "abcde". When the game detects "cde" in their String, they win something. However, if that player's String were instead "ifc4_d'e", the game doesn't detect that win, despite containing the same characters.

EDIT: There are three code snippets below, but don't be alarmed; the latter two are just the first one but with a slightly altered array and/or findWinPatterns() method.

Here was my initial code:

The JDK provides various block cipher modes implementations, e.g. CBC, CTR, ECB.
As per title, is there a (maybe documented somewhere) reason why IGE mode is not provided?

I'm having challenges with some IGES/STEP models where my code is not able to classify faces bases on the underlying classification of edges i.e whether an edge is a Straight line(non-rational Bspline curve) or arc(rational Bspline curve). I have been using the code below (which works for some models):

So I'm trying to go through my dataframe in pandas and if the value of two columns is equal to something, then I change a value in that location, here is a simplified version of the loop I've been using (I changed the values of the if/else function because the original used regex and stuff and was quite complicated):

I'm looking to convert a series of ordered (pretty dense) 2D points describing arbitrary curves into a NURBS representation, which can be written into an IGES file.

I'm using scipy.interpolate's splprep to get a B-spline representation of the given series of points, and then I had presumed the NURBS definition would essentially be this plus saying all weights are equal to 1. However I think I am fundamentally misinterpreting the output of splprep, specifically the relation between 'B-spline coefficients' and the control points needed to manually recreate the spline in some CAD package (I am using Siemens NX11).

I've tried a simple example of approximating the function y = x^3 from a sparse set of points: