fwf | HTML video editor with FFmpeg | Video Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | fwf Summary
If you are a consumer considering using this software, don't. This was an experiment and important features don't work or are missing. Olive is an open source video editor that you may be interested in. Read the Inherent problems section for more information. Video editing software in JavaScript, made with Electron, on top of FFmpeg using fluent-ffmpeg. Provides a simple GUI for editing videos with FFmpeg with a timeline, preview, and filter editor.
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- Splits a time based on the current time .
- Save data to a new file
- Parse transgating
- init render renderer
- preview
- add a new item
- check if url is loaded
- Adds source
- keyup event handler for preview
- add a filter to the list
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QUESTION
sorry for my english i'm from russia. I am starting to learn R and am stuck with one problem, please help. I have a sorted data.frame in ascending V3 column and descending V4 column. Data is compiled from many files into one. I need to remove or filter the first 10% strings for each type (day) while maintaining the sorting. My data
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 12:41Not exactly sure what you are trying to achieve. But if I interpret the headline correctly, you want to eliminate 10% of the rows of a dataframe with various conditions. Here are some ideas.
If you want to select first 10% of rows having a certain value in e.g. attribute V3
QUESTION
I need to parse a FWF to a df, but the system that exports the file instead of &
symbol exports &
.
This break the fixed-width as the lines with &
have now more characters so I cant use read_fwf. I can import it with the below code, but this gives me a single column that I must later split.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-21 at 09:17Maybe you could load the file, replace the problematic characters, then read it as fixed width with pd.read_fwf
using io.StringIO
to make an in-memory buffer:
QUESTION
I have several years of daily discharge data provided in fixed-width ".txt" format as follows:
Year: 1962
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 07:41If your data is stored in test.dat
you can try:
QUESTION
'''
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 04:14library(tidytext)
library(tidyverse)
text <- c("PADUA HIGH SCHOOL - DAY
Welcome to Padua High School,, your typical urban-suburban
high school in Portland, Oregon. Smarties, Skids, Preppies,
Granolas. Loners, Lovers, the In and the Out Crowd rub sleep
out of their eyes and head for the main building.
PADUA HIGH PARKING LOT - DAY
KAT STRATFORD, eighteen, pretty -- but trying hard not to be
-- in a baggy granny dress and glasses, balances a cup of
coffee and a backpack as she climbs out of her battered,
baby blue '75 Dodge Dart.
A stray SKATEBOARD clips her, causing her to stumble and
spill her coffee, as well as the contents of her backpack.
The young RIDER dashes over to help, trembling when he sees
who his board has hit.
RIDER
Hey -- sorry.
Cowering in fear, he attempts to scoop up her scattered
belongings.
KAT
Leave it
He persists.
KAT (continuing)
I said, leave it!
She grabs his skateboard and uses it to SHOVE him against a
car, skateboard tip to his throat. He whimpers pitifully
and she lets him go. A path clears for her as she marches
through a pack of fearful students and SLAMS open the door,
entering school.
INT. GIRLS' ROOM - DAY
BIANCA STRATFORD, a beautiful sophomore, stands facing the
mirror, applying lipstick. Her less extraordinary, but
still cute friend, CHASTITY stands next to her.
BIANCA
Did you change your hair?
CHASTITY
No.
BIANCA
You might wanna think about it
Leave the girls' room and enter the hallway.
HALLWAY - DAY- CONTINUOUS
Bianca is immediately greeted by an admiring crowd, both
boys
and girls alike.
BOY
(adoring)
Hey, Bianca.
GIRL
Awesome shoes.
The greetings continue as Chastity remains wordless and
unaddressed by her side. Bianca smiles proudly,
acknowledging her fans.
GUIDANCE COUNSELOR'S OFFICE - DAY
CAMERON JAMES, a clean-cut, easy-going senior with an open,
farm-boy face, sits facing Miss Perky, an impossibly cheery
guidance counselor.")
names_stopwords <- c("^(rider|kat|chastity|bianca|boy|girl)")
text %>%
as_tibble() %>%
unnest_tokens(text, value, token = "lines") %>%
filter(str_detect(text, "\\s{15,}")) %>%
mutate(text = str_trim(text)) %>%
filter(!str_detect(text, names_stopwords))
QUESTION
I have 6 plots in a for loop, but instead of the output graphs showing vertically, it would be nice for them to be in a 2x3 view.
This is my for loop for the plots:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 14:55Summarizing the comments:
- Create the subplots outside the loop:
- Loop over the subplots using
axs.ravel()
.
QUESTION
I am trying to plot a multiple lines with a for loop, but I want to create an individual legend for each line. Each line represents a location like 'Labrador sea', etc. but when I try to plot the legends for each line, only the first one "labrador sea" is visible How do I make matplotlib plot for each line a legend, which has a customizable label?
This is the code I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 16:08You are redefining lines
after each plot. Maybe you want:
QUESTION
I am trying to read a fixed width file into Pandas using the read.fwf() function for the following data below with the following fixed widths. Can anyone help me fix my code to get this loaded with the correct data types. Thanks!
Sample Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 14:36Try giving the colspecs
instead. The issue with your code is that you are not accounting for the spaces in between when you provide the width:
QUESTION
The column funders
of dataframe research
lists names of funders in parentheses, like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 10:36You can extract everything inside round brackets using regmatches
and gregexpr
. Then use table
to count it's frequencies.
QUESTION
I'm currently attempting to write a program in Python that reads syslogs and runs a load of regex in order to extract the data into columns in a dataframe, after which i can perform analysis on it.
this is a sample of the syslog file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 14:19Group dictionaries in the standard re library might be of use to you: groupdict
Once you have your dictionary of matches you should be able to iterate through them to build a table.
See also the tokenizer example in the re docs: Writing a Tokenizer
Hopefully that helps!
QUESTION
I have a fixed width character vector input called "text" that looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-11 at 03:10You can use textConnection
to read file as text in read.fwf
and supply the widths.
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