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QUESTION
In a django template, I need to use forloop.counter0 to access an element in a list. For instance:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 17:44Please don't. Django templates are deliberately restricted, not to do this since business logic belongs in the view, not the template.
In the view, you can zip bar
and data
, so then the view looks like:
QUESTION
I am trying to parse data from a simple YAML file into python however running the program generates an error.
File.py#!/usr/bin/env python3
import yaml
with open ('xyz.yml', 'r') as handle:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 08:21The problem here is with your YAML file I believe, it should've been:
QUESTION
I'm trying to find and replace the array if an incoming arrays matches the existing one but unfortunately, I'm stucked with the some
Here's my existing array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 12:21QUESTION
I have a list of functions and values I'd like to put into a nested list. I'd like the result to be a LISP style list(something that looks close to some LISP style executable code) that I can easily process later. This list comes from a "sentence", that gets split into a list by word - it keeps defined phrases (multi word) together, by checking any multi-word tokens in the DB first, gluing them and then separating them later. Any words not in the database are ignored. Punctuation is also ignored. It just matches actual stored Tokens. This lets me write a sentence that can get translated into functions I can process later. We can ignore the fact that these are functions, and just think of them as strings, since that's how they're stored, but functions and arguments describe the use case perfectly, since that's what they are. Functions will be the first item in a list, followed by their arguments in the same list. A function with no arguments will be in a list with only that one element. An argument that is itself a function will be in a list(with it's arguments, if any). The number of arguments is each function takes is preset, and won't vary (it could call other functions that take their own arguments though). Should technically be able to go infinitely deep, though I'm sure a few levels will suffice if limiting helps. This is a recursive type problem so depth level shouldn't really matter. If it helps, I'm using Django, and so have access to any model methods there, since Token is a Model, as are the sentences.
I'm calling the list items "Tokens". They can be more than one word. They're actually stored in a database. Each Token can have: symbol, val, kind Symbol: Pretty format string to search for in sentence Value: The thing we want in the list Kind: An integer; number of args or code for other kinds
KIND_CHOICES = [ (0, 'Argless Function'), (1, '1-Arg Function'), (2, '2-Arg Function'), (3, '3-Arg Function'), (4, '4-Arg Function'), (6, 'Value'), (7, 'Ignore'), ]
Let's use these Tokens for an example: ("Symbol",'val',kind)
("Walk",'walk',1) ("To",'to',1) ("Sandwich Shop",'sandwich-shop',6) ("Order",'place_order',2) ("Toasted",'toast',1) ("Sandwich",'sandwich',6) ("Dine-In",'here',0) ("Eat",'eat',1) ("Back",'back',1) ("Home",'residence',6) ("Nap",'sleep',0) ("on the sofa",7)
Here's an example sentence:
Walk To the Sandwich Shop, Order your favorite Toasted Sandwich for Dine-In, Eat your Sandwich, Walk Back Home, then finally Nap on the sofa.
The first list I'll end up with from my current working cleanup functions gives us:
['walk','to','sandwich-shop','place_order','toast','sandwich','here','eat','sandwich','walk','back','residence','sleep']
then, finally (the part I just can't get right! I'm off by one, get duplicates, missing tokens, or the wrong structure)
[['walk',['to','sandwich-shop']],['place_order',['toast','sandwich'],['here']],['eat','sandwich'],['walk',['back','residence']],['sleep']]
Some of my attempts have involved using a repeated placeholder string for the arguments, with various replace_or_append implementation attempts; inserting empty elements in a list for arguments, then using a put_in_next_empty_spot implementation(a few tries at that); and some simpler looping with an incremented index and pop. I'm just stuck on this for some reason and could use some brainpower on what seems like it should be a pretty simple problem to solve.
Here's some example code from one terribly failed attempt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 18:26To build the nested lists based on the argument specifications, you can use recursion with collections.deque
. By using the reference to the deque
passed to nest_tokens
, you can mutate the tokenized result in-place by popping off the number of arguments required for a "function":
QUESTION
I have a data frame DF1 in this I have different type of furniture and there available colors, I need to consolidate it in a way as number of unique colors in which furniture are available. My result would be like DF2 as below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 05:55You can use count
and summarise
:
QUESTION
Can anyone help me with this? Note: Project is a dynamic Webflow website, so the entries get generated as described below, I can only change class names
Let's say I have multiple items I want to append to a select field
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 07:27As your HTML will always be category followed by item, you can find the items then use .prev()
to get the previous div
which contains the category:
QUESTION
Hello I wanted to apply a mod function of column % 24 to the hour of time column.
I believe the time column is in a string format,
I was wondering how I should go about performing the operation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 06:10Convert values to timedeltas by to_timedelta
and then remove days by indexing - selecting last 8 values:
QUESTION
I was told to turn a functional auto for loop that goes through all the rooms in the house into a while loop that allows the user to type what room they go into next.
The issue is you need to use the array and scanner in the while loop and I am struggling to think on how to do this, the array somehow needs to be part of the condition in the while loop and I need to be able to type what room I want to access in the array without modifying the string values in my rooms array.
Am I overthinking this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 18:39You reference array values via [index] where index starts from 0.
Instead of switch use if else statement (you can't use switch with array value since switch requries compile time constants), like so:
QUESTION
So I was making a table that shows the total, but the total amount is not correct.
SQL Fiddle: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/de76b6e/12
Expected output:
ClientName ClientPhone Address Services Total Chan Tai Man 12345678 82 Kennedy Street, Wan Chai Carpets(2),Sofas(1) 1120 Wong Kai tung 28473465 24 Kennedy Road, Wan Chai Mattresses(1) 100 Chan Tai Man 63827482 26 Queen Road East, Wan Chai Carpets(1) 500Actual output:
ClientName ClientPhone Address Services Total Chan Tai Man 12345678 82 Kennedy Street, Wan Chai Carpets(2),Sofas(1) 620 Wong Kai tung 28473465 24 Kennedy Road, Wan Chai Mattresses(1) 100 Chan Tai Man 63827482 26 Queen Road East, Wan Chai Carpets(1) 500My Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 18:17The problem is that you are making the SUM after you have already agregated the values. You should make the sum and the JOIN to the service table inside your subquery like:
QUESTION
I’m wondering if someone can explain what this portion of code does. I have been trying to lookup in a variety of places but never found a proper explanation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 12:56This is not a window "function". This is a named window frame definition. In the context of your query, it does nothing, because it is defined but not used.
You could use it with a window function, such as:
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CouchApp makes it easy to edit application that are hosted in CouchDB, by keeping a correspondence between a set of files, and a CouchDB design document. You'll use CouchApp to install Sofa in your CouchDB instance. CouchApp is a set of utilities for developing standalone CouchDB applications You can learn more about the CouchApp project here. Also, easy_install has an unpleasant bug on OSX, so you might end up having to work from git source.
If you are going to put your blog in public, you'll want to set up an Admin account (screencast).
You'll want to edit the HTML and CSS to personalize your site. Don't worry, the markup is pretty basic, so it's easy to rework. Adding new features is just a few lines of JavaScript away. Anytime you make edits to the on-disk version of Sofa, and want to see them in your browser, just run couchapp push . http://127.0.0.1:5984/blogdb again. You probably want to setup your .couchapprc file. You should read the CouchApp readme to learn about that. You can customize the blog title and other stuff in the blog.json file.
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