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I'm currently working on a program in Selenium that is gathering up URLs from a website that splits it's hosted content into mirrors, each mirror containing a variable amount of parts. Due to the website in question having very unreliable CSS selectors (changes per page, basically), alongside basically no classes/IDs/names in the HTML to work with, I've rigged up a rather complicated system.

Essentially, each page delivers a variable amount of parts, anywhere from 2 to 20+. So, I've setup a part checker that scans the page for instances of the word Part (from Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, etc) and removes duplicates as a method to count how many of these parts are present across every mirror. For example, if there are 7 parts in each mirror, my code will append Part 1-Part 7 to a list and remove any duplicate mentions of other parts.

Then, assigning that list's len() to a variable, I now have a variable with an integer value equal to the number of parts for each mirror. A little complicated, but it suits my needs well enough. Now, here is my problem:

I have two completed lists I would like to zip together into one dictionary, one list contains the names of the mirrors and the other contains all part URLs on the page. I would like to use this len()-defined variable that I assigned previously as a guide for how many URLs I want to iterate to each mirror key. Using the example above, lets imagine a page with 7 URLs per mirror.

I want my dictionary to end up looking something like this: (Please note, the zip code at the top I am using is intentionally incorrect, but helps, I hope, illustrate my goal in a more roundabout way)

This code is used to show a list of stuff...

Now I'm still pretty new to python and programming in general, but I know I've gone a bit of a roundabout way this entire program. But here is what I have and what I want if anyone can help.

Begins by reading a text file e.g.

ADF101,Lecture,Monday,08:00,10:00,Jenolan,J10112,Joe Blo
ADF101,Tutorial,Thursday,10:00,11:00,Jenolan,J10115,Cat Blue
ALM204,Lecture,Monday,09:00,11:00,Tarana,T05201,Kim Toll

Then I make empty lists and append them with each index...

I have been working with leaflet-editable.js to allow the editing of shapes. Specifically I am creating a rectangle that will maintain an aspect ratio of 4:3 when a corner is dragged. I have created a function to calculate the aspect ratio and return the lat/lng of where the new corners should be drawn. I have attached this function to the event "editable:vertex:drag".

I'm not sure how to update the actual drawing of the rectangle to keep the scale. I have tried setting the object properties to the new bounds which updates but doesn't change the rectangle.

I think the answer is in refreshing the drawing of the rectangle but I don't know how to get the current rectangle instance nor how to refresh it.

Javascript is new for me

I'm working with a directed graph in the igraph python library. I'm trying to get a subgraph containing only mutual edges.

My current Implementation is:

I have a struct UI holding a mutable reference to Stdout. Instead of mutating it on update, I'd prefer to replace it with an entirely new UI:

I am trying to make an as-simple-as-possible Javascript frontend that will allow me to receive audio from a user's mic on a mouse click within a web browser using getUserMedia, modify it to a custom sample rate and monochannel, and stream it over a websocket to my server where it will be relayed to Watson Speech API.

I have already built the websocket server using autobahn. I have been trying to make an updated client library drawing on whisper and ws-audio-api but both libraries seem outdated and include much functionality I don't need which I am trying to filter out. I am using XAudioJS to resample the audio.

My current progress is in this Codepen. I am stuck and having trouble finding more clear examples.

1. Both whisper and ws-audio-api initialize the AudioContext on page load, resulting in an error in at least Chrome and iOS as audio context must now be initialized as a response to user interaction. I have tried to move the AudioContext into the onClick event but this results in my having to click twice to begin streaming. I am currently using audio_context.resume() within the onClick event but this seems like a roundabout solution and results in the page showing it is always recording, even when it's not, which may make my users uneasy. How can I properly initiate the recording on click and terminate it on click?
2. I have updated from the deprecated Navigator.getUserMedia() to MediaDevices.getUserMedia() but not sure if I need to alter the legacy vendor prefixes on lines 83-86 to match the new function?
3. Most importantly, once I get a stream from getUserMedia, how can I properly resample it and forward it to the open websocket? I am a bit confused by the structure of bouncing the audio from node to node and I need help with lines 93-108.

I need to automatically extract raw data of a PowerBI visualisation across multiple published reports.

Why not just pull the underlying dataset? Because the visualisations are using anomaly detection features of PowerBI, which include anomaly flags not available in the underlying dataset (basically, the visualisations contain calculated columns that are not included in main PowerBI data model)

Ideally a REST API solution would be best, but dumping CSV files or other more roundabout methods are ok.

So far, the closest functionality I can see is in the Javascript API here - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/javascript/api/overview/powerbi/export-data, which allows a website to communicate with an embedded PowerBI report and pass in and out information. But this doesn't seem to match my implementation needs.

I have also seen this https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/anomaly-detector/tutorials/batch-anomaly-detection-powerbi which is to manually implement anomaly detection via Azure Services rather than the native PowerBI functionality, however this means abandoning the simplicity of the PowerBI anomaly function that is so attractive in the first place.

I have also seen this StackOverflow question here PowerBI Report Export in csv format via Rest API and it mentions using XMLA endpoints, however it doesn't seem like the client applications have the functionality to connect to visualisations - for example I tried DAX Studio and it doesn't seem to have any ability to query the data on a visualisation level.

I was trying to plot multiple bar charts as subplot but the y axis keeps on getting scientific notation values. The initial code I ran was: