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This is probably me lacking in Google-fu.

I happen to be programming in PySide, but I assume that everyone names this feature the same across GUI toolkits. It'll certainly use the Qt nomenclature.

What's the name of the widget, frame, or whatever, that lets you have an adjustable border between two frames? Here's a screenshot from Argos -- I can grab the heavy vertical line and change the border between the "files" menu and the image window.

With a keyword, I can look it up.

I'm completely new to this, it works on every website but this one? any idea why? No error, just never completes.

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I like to make product filter module like this one Online Shop , when you click one of the filters to count current products in other filters

For example if this is frontend and their are checkboxes and their are UNchecked atm

I try to write a web-application with Python Flask and SQLAlchemy in PyCharm. I linked my project to a PostgreSQL-Database in Heroku and am now trying to create the tables I coded. My main site argos.py looks like this:

I'm trying to generate Sphinx documentation for a Python project and host the documentation using Read The Docs. The project code is here. When I run make clean && make html to generate documentation locally the documentation generates and has all four of my Python modules: Local Docs

I have Read The Docs connected to Github to generate documentation on a new commit and it successfully generates documentation for 2/4 of my Python modules but two of them don't appear. The Read The Docs build seems to run with no errors: Read The Docs

My local build has some warnings but they don't seem to be related to the documentation not appearing:

this is my code that checks multiple urls for a specific keyword and writes to the output file if the keyword was found or not.

I have a need that does not quite fit Argos or Airflow in that I would like to combine many containers into a pod and limit the number of containers started at once. The task is to kick off aggregation scripts (scrapy/crawlers, API calls;etc.). These scripts feed a separate system using a replica set to process the pulled data. I need to limit the number of containers running at once as there will likely be many running in the future. This isn't quite the use case for a DAG. These scripts have 1 task and I feel that combining 250 aggregators (or a divided amount) in a DAG with concurrency limits is a bit overkill for my task. I cannot seem to find the answer through a Google query. Is there a way to limit the number of containers executing at once? Each container runs a command to kick off the aggregator and terminates once the script finishes.

Can anyone highlight areas here that could be turned into a function? And if so, how? Are there general rules for writing a function or writing cleaner scripts? Can anyone see any red flag bad habits in this script?

Example context:

The aim of this script is to run through track coordinates. For each location I want to generate 9 random samples within a designated error field. For each location error and the original point (10 in total) I wish to extract data from a source. In this case distance from a shape file. I then want to take the mean of the extracted data and add it back onto the original track file.

Example data:

I have one Rmarkdown document, that was given to me and worked fine with the person who given to me. But when I do with my datas, I dont know what's going on, when I run the exactly code with script document works well, but when I try to knit to html, give me an error.