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I'm working on a project in Android where I have a TextView (an EditText to be exact) and a setting to enable or disable text wrapping for that view. I have searched the internet (a lot) but still haven't found any satisfying solution.

Currently I'm using a NestedScrollView for the vertical scrolling and then dynamically insert one of two partial layouts, the first containing just an EditText, the second with the EditText wrapped inside a HorizontalScrollView. The problem is that I currently have to restart the activity every time I return from another one to ensure I don't accidentally add two children to the NestedScrollView (causing an exception). Also, the code that would account for that seems a bit bulky and confusing.

The first partial layout:

So, I'm trying to make a bar graph like the image below. 1

For each speaker (1, 2 , and 3) there are 4 tokens (2 for each category, represented by the yellow and grey bars), and I want each individual token to show up like in the picture (2 yellow bars, two grey bars for each speaker); right now, all the tokens are collapsed under their respective category, so that there are only 2 bars for each speaker, one yellow and one grey. How can I get the 4 bars to be represented?

Here's the code I'm working with:

I have a tibble from which I want to create a facet plot for each unique skier.

I have a simple dataframe that I want to plot with a seaborn/matplotlib:

I am building a paragliding app for watchOS, that can display and log values like altitude, speed, glide ratio and so on.

So far I built the UI, integrated some settings and I am receiving pressure sensor data and gps location. To save battery life I included a "stop button" that triggers the locationManager.stopUpdatingLocation and CMAltimeter.stopRelativeAltitudeUpdates functions. But in the console I can see still location and altitude updates coming in.

I uploaded the code to https://github.com/LukeCrouch/iAlti/tree/main/iAlti%20WatchKit%20Extension . The interesting file is probably the ControlsView, here I declare and call the relevant functions.

I have a Python script that ranks skiers on performance (column: "GJENNOMSNITT") and then creates two matched groups on GJENNOMSNITT: group1 and group 2. I use the following code to this end:

I'm building a web scraper that logs into an authenticated webpage, navigates to a table, and scrapes this table every minute. The table on the webpage updates automatically with new entries. Here's how the webpage looks like:

I want to scrape the RANKING table on the page. Until now, I have done this by using:

I have a DataFrame like this:

I'm parsing a json file and at this point have gathered up data from a spreadsheet. Can anyone tell me why when I set an array like this