Proofreader | Simple text proofreader based on 'write-good
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- Prints the spelling results .
- Get file content
- Get URI from URI
- Proofs reader class .
- Converts a path to Markdown
- get absolute URI
- Source loader loader
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QUESTION
I have the following dataframe consisting of UserId
and the Name
of the badge earned by that person on Stackoverflow. Now, each badge belongs to a particular category such as Question
, Answer
, Participation
, Moderation
and Tag
. I want to create a column called Category
to store the category of each badge.
The code that I have written works well if data is less than 1M users, for more data it just keeps loading. How to fix this?
Dataframe (badges)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-12 at 04:04If you want to update a dataframe with more than 1M rows, than you definetely want to avoid for
loops whenever possible. There is an easier to update your 'Category'
column, like it was done here.
In your case, you just need to convert your 4 lists with the badges names to a dictionary matching the badge name to its numerical category, like:
QUESTION
I'm using the Roboto Family of fonts. In general, it fits perfectly to all my needs except one. The length difference between ndash and mdash is to small. It is a very important aspect, because as a part of our services - we are helping editors, proofreaders, writers and typeseters.
To fix the issue, we adjusted the font and we hosted it on our server. Unfortunatly, this has an significant impact on page loading and rendering speed (even the preloading the font is done).
I would like to switch into CDNJS version of the Roboto font and I'm wondering if there is a CSS or CSS+JS way to fix the issue. The idea is to select all the ndashes on the site and to shorten all of them with either JS or CSS, to be exactly in the middle of the length between dash and mdash. In the origin Roboto font ndash is twice so long as dash but mdash is just a little bit longer than ndash.
An alternative is, to replace all the ndashes with an ndash from another font. Any other ideas?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 21:26You mention replacing the ndashes and mdashes from another font.
Have you considered using the CSS font-face unicode-range property?
If you have a font that has the sort of size dashes you want you could substitute those for the dashes in Roboto.
I couldn't immediately find a font that had sufficiently different dashes to the standard ones to demonstrate, but here's the code from MDN which substitutes the ampersand in Helvetica with the slightly more flamboyant one from Times New Roman. This method saves having to do anything to your actual text.
QUESTION
I am not able to understand, why optional file field is always taking some multipart value, even I did not choose any files.
Scenario is, I am making a screen where user can send the email, it has attachment field to which is optinal.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 05:46Use MultipartFile.isEmpty()
to see if an actual file was selected:
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