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I am working on a visualization of a network that includes moveable nodes with edge labels that are updated by streaming data. Currently I am using randint to update a pandas dataframe while I work on the plotting.

The current code can generate the nodes and allows them to move and also updates the edge labels, but it feels "clunky" and every once in a while the plot flashes the axes (which I do not want to see). Is I can't seem to find a good hook in netgraph to simply refresh graph without doing a clear and redraw which will inevitably get worse as the network grows. Anyone know how I can make this smoother?

Here is the current code:

While attempting to parse some very large XML, I ran into a parsing error. I was able to narrow down that the issue was somewhere in the writeup tag and when I re-ran my code with just that section, it produced the following traceback.

I'm trying to write program which returns text ordered in lists.

text file example:

I am trying to implement an algorithm on java and I need a way to match a pattern where I find any character (lets name it a) then the character 'X' and then the same character a from before. Initial thought was regex, although after some time failing to find a way to do that I am thinking of iterating through all characters and checking them one by one...

But before that if anyone could help, I need something so that ( "AXA", "EXE", "RXR", etc) would match while ("AXB", "EXA", "TXX", etc) would not.

Tried using something like ".X." but of course failed as it matched anything before and after 'X'...

Is there a way to match something like that ?

Summary: I want to stop the buzz when I touch my webview in an android app. I want there to be no delay when I touch the webview for the first time and make touch as responsive as possible.

Edit: I have managed to get rid of the buzz. It is called haptic feedback. You remove this by putting the following line of code at the end of my onCreate function: webview.setHapticFeedbackEnabled(false);.

Edit 2: I have now found there is a 300ms delay for a first touch to check for zooming and stuff. This can be turned off by putting the following in the section of the html file: .

So this question is answered, unless anyone knows any other tips.

I have a very basic android app. You can create it in Android Studio using an 'Empty Activity' using just java. Then update the resultant code as below.

Note: It is basically a webview where the index.html file is contained in the folder assets/www.

The blue blobs will respond to your touch. When you press them they will colour cyan blue depending on which side of each circle you are touching. (One is a left/right button and one an up/down button.)

The problem 1: There is an annoying buzz when you touch the screen for the first time and when you touch again after releasing all fingers. How can I remove this within the Android code, just for this app?

The Problem 2: Also I want to make the touch as responsive as possible. Is there anything else I can do? The first time I touch a blue button there seems to be a delay. When I move my finger to the left and right on the blue button, the response seems ok.

The important html:

I wrote a conditional statement to convert housing prices into ranges. However when I plot a stacked bar plot showing the price of houses by year, I get a bar specifically for houses priced at $0. I would like these houses to fall under the 0-$200k category

Numpy offers optimized outer operations for any RxR -> R function, like np.multiply.outer or np.subtract.outer, with the behaviour:

I have the following data frame:

Trying to achieve UIStackView with 2 labels for iPhone and 3 labels for iPad using size classes.

View hierarchy

1. Default size class

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