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A lightweight library for creating reactive, state-based components and UI. Reef is a simpler alternative to React, Vue, and other large frameworks.
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QUESTION
My dataset, sharks for example, contains a variable of the species name, classified as a factor, and a variable month, also classified as a factor. What I want to do is create a separate bar chart for each month to show the number of each species caught in that month. Alternatively, a single stacked bar chart to show all 12 months. I've started a ggplot code, however, I don't know what to use as the y variable, as that should be the count for each species.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 04:47You can use count
to find the count of Species in each month. Try -
QUESTION
So I have this code (user.js):
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Answered 2021-May-02 at 13:06Your get route should look something this
QUESTION
I am working on a 3D globe using ArcGIS API for JavaScript, and overall, it works well. However, I came across a challenge while working with GeoJSON files.
I added a GeoJSON layer to the globe, which basically holds information about several interesting geological features across the world. I added a pop-up window and a symbol for each location. However, all of these locations belong to different categories, e.g., coral reefs, volcanoes, mineral deposits, and many more. I would like to add some kind of filter so that a user can choose which category they would like to explore on this globe.
Is that even possible for GeoJSON layers, and if it is, how do I have to implement it? I would be extremely grateful if somebody could give me a nudge in the right direction or maybe some advice on what is possible.
Alternatively, different symbols for the different categories and a legend would be okay as well. I found information on how it works with regular feature layers. Still, I could not find tutorials on how to apply it on GeoJSON layers.
This is my first coding project, and all help is very much appreciated.
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 12:37If you are using GeoJSON source, then you will have to work with the data in the client, that means the features you get when you source is retrieved.
In your case, to filter or query the features you can use the view layer of the layer (GeoJSONViewLayer
object).
This is a good read to understand what it is and how to work with server (remote) or client (local) data, ArcGIS Docs - Query/Filter
Anyway, I made you a simple example to get a grasp,
QUESTION
I have a column named "Trip", in which I have infos such as the hotel, country, and type of trip. The thing is these infos are hand typed, so sometimes instead of typing "HOTEL ABC", the person entering the infos simply enters "ABC", or event "HTL ABC". Also, ABC can also refer to a country.
What I want is to extract all hotel names on each cell. Here's the function I created, but I can't get it to work. (Y2 is the TRIP Column)
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Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 18:47- You are missing semicolons before "CORAIL NOIR" and "LOHARANO" .
- You need to remove the final semicolon after "FRIDAY ATTITUDE" because
IFS expects all arguments after position 0 to be in pairs
and the final semicolon makes Google Sheets think another set of arguments is coming. - You can help yourself out with future troubleshooting by spacing out your function better - eg the following will still work when pasted into Google Sheets:
QUESTION
I am trying to make a custom segment control using a button array.
When a button is tapped, the correct value is passed to the main view and can be pressed multiple times without issue. The problem is that the previous button which was selected stays selected. The code below should work to recreate the issue. Thanks for the help.
Segment view
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Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 22:57You seem to have made your state tracking more complex than it needs to be. All you need to know is the currently selected wave type. You don't need to track a separate selected
state, since the button can determine this from it's own value and the currently selected value.
For the grid view you can just have a single @State
property for the selected wave type (You could inject this as an @Binding
if required).
Pass the selected break type and the view's target value to the TypeItemView
QUESTION
Have been working through this slickR problem for a while. I would greatly appreciate any input or fresh perspectives on how to resolve this issue or different ways to approach a solution.
There are two issues I've been working through:
The first I think can be solved using CSS, which I am not super familiar with, slickR seems to be creating multiple divs when the 'obj' is updated through the use of input$series. This is undesirable since it relocates the most recent div lower on the page. I tried using javascript, which I am also not very familiar with, to destroy the old slick using an observe event. Bonus points for a simple solution for that issue.
The main issue I am working to resolve is that I would like to convert the dots to images and have them update dynamically as each series is selected. The goal here is that I would like to have a larger image displayed above and a series of 'thumbnails' displayed below so that the user can have some idea of what each photo looks like without having to scroll through every image in the carousel.
My app is much more complicated than this example, but I am using slickR since it has a convenient way to access the current, active, and center slides, which I am using to filter an additional dataframe to render the display of information regarding each active/centered image in the carousel.
Here is an example which demonstrates both issues:
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Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 17:19To display the image in the middle, you could use carousel()
function, and list the items in carouselItem()
as shown below.
QUESTION
Here are the code for my website which look like this :
My CSS Look like this :
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Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 14:30Use this
to refer the hovered card
QUESTION
I have 2 pandas dataframes:
- state abbreviations and states.
- state names and all the national parks in each state. This is not the whole dataframe.
I need to search for a user input in the state dataframe, in this case the state abbreviation, then take the adjacent value, the full name and use that to display the correct column from the parks dataframe. I am sure this could be easier if they were one dataframe, but I could not figure a way to do that and keep all of the functionality; I want to be able to display the state dataframe for the user. Any suggestions would be really appreciated. here is my code. Around line 72 I could use help. I kept as much out as i could while keeping this functional, it is a large program, but this is my biggest problem so far. thank you
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Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 05:41You can do your task in this way:
Combine the all-states and abbreviations into a single column
QUESTION
I've a situation where I'm trying to select some scenarios from a dataframe in a single pass. The following code is what I'm using at the moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-23 at 01:24You should use &
instead of and
as well as wrap parentheses around each condition. Formatting on new lines with everything lining up also helps prevent mistakes with parentheses:
QUESTION
I have a "database" generated from a random list of locations, which attaches a random continent and a random category to each one.
I wanted to change the RandomItem to NextItem so it just selects the next item of the list of locations rather than randomly selecting them, unfortunately I don't know enough to know what to search for to solve this problem.
I was hoping I could use the value of (i) when it generates the next place but that didn't seem to work.
How would I go about changing the NextItem to do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 14:03just use an index counter for each list
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