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Mortgage overpayment calculator using React and D3. See also Mobx version.
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QUESTION
hope everyone is safe and doing well during these crazy times we are dealing with. I have a question if you guys can help me. I have a form that I want to display some text next to the button that I created. I am using a label for this and I added a text. The problem is that my text does not show completely in the form. The label with the text is under the comment INPUT USER INFO LABEL. Here is the picture of the form as you can see the text cutoff on "butt" which should be "button...":
As you can see I still have space left in the form but my text is not display completely. I am assuming that a size is involved, some sort of coordinates I have set up is messing with my label and cutting it off. Could you guys lend me a pair of eyes on this matter and let me know why is this happening? Thank you in advance and peace and love fam!!!!!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 18:47As per Santiago Squarzon request this was his answer. Just adding it here since it was the answer to my question.
"Seems like the text doesn't fit in the size of your label, have you tried tweaking."
$UserInfoLabel.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size(280,20)
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I'm trying to automate the following site - https://apps.royalbank.com/apps/home-value-estimator#!/
It works fine with the following code - but when i get to the site where I have to choose the radio-button I am not able to click on this radio-button:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 20:04Walking through I was not able to repro your issue...and I believe it may be because you are using time.sleep to wait for elements to appear; drawback to this is sometimes it waits too long (a pain when debugging); or sometimes not long enough (and you error and have to iterate through testing attempts).
A better approach might be to leverage expected conditions to be met before interacting with an element. Might want to try something like below...
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I Have and array and it will contain values as bellow
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Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 11:11Try something like this. I used the rowspan attribute on the first element row on the table to make the Self column common. For example in this example since the array is of length 2. the rowspan will be 2 therefore the first column will stay common to all rows of the table
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I've been at this problem for so long that I'm not even sure where I am with it. I've written the following management command which generates some JSON and saves it using a Django model. Later I have a view which retrieves this JSON and displays it in a URL.
The model is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 10:51Don't use json.dumps()
If you use it it will add /
and other stuff.
You can achieve using dictionary
JSONField will handle the serialization like this
QUESTION
I have a list of strings
e.g:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 07:36I tried something like this, by splitting and checking each word in list:
QUESTION
I have a CSV file with four columns: Category
, Type
, Provider
, and Cost
.
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Answered 2021-Nov-26 at 23:42Your CSV file has spaces around some of the column names, which is why you are having errors. Right after you call pd.read_csv
, add this line:
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I'm building a mortgage calculator.
I have a Purchase Price field and a Down Payment field. Both have a range slider. The calculator presents the Dollar Amount (reactively) while you adjust either the purchase price or the down payment.
I have Firestore on the backend but sending input updates from the range slider to Firestore could get costly really quick.
Is there a way to throttle reads/writes with Firestore without sacrificing the reactive nature of Svelte on the front-end?
I'm imagining a Svelte store between the View and Firestore but how would you sync the Svelte store and Firestore?
It's more complicated than just a mortgage calculator, I just thought it was a great analogy.
Also, I do need the data to persist per user if they were to revisit later.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 23:48Why not simply use the change
event of the range input?
While the slider is dragged the current value is reactively displayed. But only when the handle is released the change event is triggered and the set value can be saved to firestore > REPL
QUESTION
Goal: import one column .csv as a flattened list.
ESG_BENEFITS.csv
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 10:00In your solution is exported one column DataFrame
, need export Series
by select first column, e.g. by position with DataFrame.iloc
:
QUESTION
Goal: convert text file, into a 1 column .csv.
I was following this tutorial. However, my text file contains commas.
Each entry is separated by a new line, which I want to be a record in output: ESG_BENEFITS.csv
.
How can I instruct my code to read each line in .txt as a new record to be, without
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 15:11If you set your separator to something other than ,
, something that isn't contained in the file, this should parse.
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I've looked a number of answers (here, here, here) but none of them yield the results that I want. I have a data set of industry volumes over time. I would like the stacked bars ordered each month by volume. This means that each month the stacked bar should have a different order if the relative volumes change within that month.
Below is a truncated sample of the data:
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Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 18:47I've taken the liberty to boil your example down to the essential. As per comment, I don't think there is a way around defining the factor levels for each month separately. But you can do this in a function, create a list, and make use of the list character of a ggplot object.
That way is scalable, this means, it will stay the same code no matter how many months you have... :)
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