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QUESTION
I am trying to create multiple configuration templates for some network devices using the same Jinja template.
So I read an Excel sheet using Pandas that looks like:
Then I convert the data frame to a dictionary and loop over this dictionary to create a template for each hostname. My Python code, main.py:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 14:55Pass in only required values instead of entire data. Try the code below replacing your while loop.
QUESTION
I'm having a problem with SharedPreferences. The same code works in one activity in another app, but does not work anywhere else within that app, and in this app it does not work at all. Could you please tell me what I'm doing wrong? I have previously tried to create public final static String for the sharedprefand value keys, but even that didn't work. The code is.
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Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 13:33SharedPreferences Stats = getSharedPreferences("STATS", MODE_PRIVATE);
QUESTION
I installed the latest gvim from vim.org today. It is a 'loaded' package with many options, cfr infra (output of :version command)
I have python 2.7 installed, the python27.dll resides in c:\windows\system32. The python37.dll and pyhon39.dll are available in the 'c:\Program Files\python37' and 'c:\Program Files\python39' directories. These three directories with python dlls are on the system path.
Both Gvim and Vim output 0 on the echo has('python') and echo has('python3') commands.
Do I have to add anything in either .vimrc or .gvimrc to activate python?
Any suggestion and help would be highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Guido
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Answered 2020-Dec-14 at 14:53The usual package of Vim on Windows ships a 32-bit binary, and a 32-bit binary will not work with 64-bit libraries (which is typically what I'd expect your Python installation will be.) You need both Vim and Python to match.
There are 64-bit versions of Vim packages available here: github.com/vim/vim-win32-installer/releases
They're explicitly mentioned for those who want to add support for external languages such as Python.
Once you have a 64-bit Vim binary that matches your Python libraries, you need to have it correctly find the libraries in your system.
Try setting the 'pythonthreedll' and 'pythonthreehome' variables to point to the ones in your system.
It seems Vim was built with python37.dll, so let's try that version first:
QUESTION
I'm getting the following error:
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Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 14:36You should remember that input should be wrapped inside a reactive and a reactive should be associated with (). For example, I am slightly rewriting your code in a form that it works and prints the text with the input that the user selects. I wrapped the maProduct2 inside a reactive and print that reactive using renderText and verbatimTextOutput as can be seen below. I don't know what your getForwardProduct() function does so I simply used paste() to illustrate below.
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I hit a dead end here with my code. Not sure how i should proceed from this.
Description of my project: I want to get a topology of my network. With the script i want to login to my main device, and then run a show cdp neighbor details command. With the output im getting i want to make a list of devices that is connected, and then it will connect to those devices one-by-one to do the same for them as for the main device, until there is no more devices. The return i want put in a .csv file.
The information i want is: Device name Device IP Device model The interfaces that connects the device with its parent device If any VTP, i want that as well Might want to add more to it later on. Serial no and software from show version maybe. (But thats for later)
The below code is where i login to a device and get the output from 2 neighbor switches. Im having trouble making new list or dictionary is problably better for each device.
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Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 14:49As you said, it would be better to use dictionary:
QUESTION
I'm trying to take some VTK image data generated from a 3-D numpy array and convert it into poly data so it can be read by a package that only takes .vtp as an input format. I chose to use the marching cubes algorithm to take my point/node data as input and give poly data as an output. The data is segmented into two phases (0 = black, 255 = white), so only one contour is necessary. I tried using the vtkPolyDataReader class to create an object for the vtkMarchingCubes class, then using vtkPolyDataWriter to take the contoured marching cubes object and save it as a VTP file:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 04:03To read a .vtki file you need to use vtk.vtkXMLImageDataReader. You are trying to read an image file with a vtk.vtkPolyDataReader, which is designed for reading surface meshes.
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I'm learning LKM programming on FreeBSD, and as a first project I'm trying to write a system call that takes a virtual memory address of a process address space as an argument and returns the corresponding physical address in RAM (if the virtual address in question is mapped into memory – if it's not then the system call returns an error). I'm running on an Intel x64 chip, so I read through Chapter 4 of Volume 3A of the Intel developers' manual, which details how the system handles virtual-to-physical address translation. I believe I've implemented this procedure correctly in my kernel module code, given below:
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Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 05:38Ah, was a stupid mistake; gave incorrect bit-shift values. The following code is corrected (with some additional debug statements added):
QUESTION
I am a bit confused by the ExportView command in python paraview. It creates two objects in the .vtp file that are not in the data I want to plot: a cone and a kind of symbol. I would like to remove these objects.
For example, I create an empty view:
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Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 09:19In vtp this is particulary buggy but those objects are the Orientation Axis :)
You can fix it by hiding the axis before exporting:
renderView2.OrientationAxesVisibility = 0
related issue : https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview/-/issues/19301
QUESTION
I read that Vim and gVim in the same installation are supposed to be identical, excluding the graphical interface obviously. However I was trying to figure out why some plugins wouldn't load into Vim (not gVim). I was following a tutorial that mentioned that Window's Vim already has Python support built in. After more checking I learned about :version and tried it in both Vim and gVim of the same installation.
gVim:
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Answered 2019-Dec-17 at 16:50[UPDATE]
It turns out that vim-win32-installer repo has python capabilities in both gvim and vim. The releases can be found here: https://github.com/vim/vim-win32-installer/releases
[Original Answer]
It turns out that the vim installer build used for windows has a misconfiguration between the two separate builds used for gVim and vim. I tried to follow up on this here: github.com/vim/vim/issues/5355
At the present time the consensus seems to lean towards this not being a big enough issue and people can just build vim manually if they want another feature-set. While I disagree with this in general, I can definitely understand this is not a priority and hope that the powers that be get the two builds in sync in the future. Please contribute your own thoughts to that task.
QUESTION
Some details:
- I am using expo, more specifically expo SDK 35.
- I am using the library expo-google-sign-in.
- The functionality seems to be working on IOS, but not on Android.
- This is a managed expo app, not a bare/ejected one.
On Android, when I call GoogleSignIn.signInAsync(), the dialogue appears, and seems to work as it is supposed to, but the promise returned by the function resolves to undefined.
Here is a simplified extract from my code (where I don’t show alerts and various other stuff that I don’t think is central to my question/problem):
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Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 15:14We did get to the bottom of this. It had to do with the google playstore automatically making changes to google-services.json before publishing the app.
You can find more info regarding this at: Google play console → app in question from list (in our case "com.toleio.no") → Release management (in sidebar) → App signing (in sidebar sub-menu). Here you also find the keys that are put in google-services.json when your app is uploaded. For android-relevant keys/credentials in firebase and/or google developer console where you are to put hashes/fingerprints, put the ones you find there, instead of the ones you get by doing expo fetch:android:hashes.
Also, don't take this for 100% certain, but I think others (who have google sign-in working on IOS but not Android) can test if this is their problem as well by running "expo build:android -t apk" instead of simply "expo build:android". This, I think, makes it so that stuff in google-services.json isn't replaced, but may come at the cost of stopping google from making the size of your app smaller. But if you test both this and replacing the hashes/fingerprints at once then these two actions may cancel each other out.
I could try to explain better / in more detail if asked.
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