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Titanium Networks main web proxy. Successor to Alloy.
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- Creates a new document rewrite handler .
- Creates HTTP rewrite handler
- Creates a requestProxyProxyContext
- Creates a webSocket proxy .
- Create location .
- Create a rewriteRewriter function that creates a new worker reference to the original page .
- Parse headers from request headers
- eslint - disable - line no - op
- Rewrite the request body
- Creates a Gateway Gateway .
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QUESTION
I' m trying to align my buttons horizontally for my personal website. Any solutions of how I can do so? I'm a beginner but I can mostly understand HTML and CSS. Any help is appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 04:25You can wrap your button tags around a div and then add a display: flex for the div tag
QUESTION
Took a job recently where they use Mongo. I come from an SQL background. I'm so frustrated with even the basics of Mongo. You're my last resort before I beg to switch.
I have a collection with one document in it. The document currently has two arrays in it, but it will hold many more. I simply want to add a value to either of these arrays. (Using C#)
Is that an update or simply an add? I've not been successful in finding any solution even close to solving this.
The most success I have had so far is returning the entire collection. Like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 20:31It is more of an update. Mongo still has CRUD operations. Assuming you have a CorrosionModel similiar to this:
QUESTION
I have this script and I would like to print a single title before executing the conditional if
My code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-27 at 16:05Since there was no input example, I used your "Output I have" as input.
I also checked if the whole line contains the word terror or bird, but you can change it if you need the column where it is.
QUESTION
I'm trying to get my navigation buttons to be next to each other, like in this example: https://codepen.io/freeCodeCamp/pen/RKRbwL
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-09 at 17:58If you want the nav items to be placed horizontally, you should apply display: flex property to the parent container, i.e, ul in your case.
QUESTION
I have two dataframes, the one contains Reviews for cars and the second one contains the car make and car model. What I would like to do is use the car model df_brand['name'] to be used to lookup every word in the Review sentence df['Review'] and remove matching words. I would like to remove all the words that contain car brands in them.
Input data df['Review']:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 20:57Your problem wasn't quite condensed enough to reproduce, or to see the desired output, but your basic approach is fine. You may run into issues with misspellings, in which case maybe use an edit distance with a threshold for determining whether to take out the stopword. Here's my version of your code that seems to do fine
QUESTION
I am trying to convert a input sentence Review into a CountVectorizer. I am struggling to handle the sentences that are passed through. How do I deal with the sentences and add vectors to these? Any assistance will be highly appreciated.
Input Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 19:26You don't need the looping. From the documentation:
QUESTION
I try read csv and split data into 2 column. I try went with some regex separators like (?<=_.*)\s+ but python return "re.error: look-behind requires fixed-width pattern". other variants \s+(?![^_\S+]) give more than 2 columns.
Could someone help me find solution?
...pd.read_csv('out.txt', header=None, sep=r"(?<=_.*)\s+", skiprows=2, engine='python', keep_default_na=False)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 13:38As per pandas documentation, pd.read_csv, you can provide sep as only string and string like r"" is usually used for Raw string.
What I would recommend is first loop through file and replace all delimiter to a common delimiter and then feed file to pandas read_csv.
Apparently, Above answer is not true. jjramsey from comment below has mentioned it perfectly how it's wrong.
In the Pandas documentation for read_csv(), it says, "separators longer than 1 character and different from
\s+will be interpreted as regular expressions." So, no separators are not always fixed strings. Also,ris a perfectly good prefix for strings used for regular expressions, since it avoids having to escape backslashes.
QUESTION
EDITED FOR ADDED COMPLEXITY IN REAL DATA, SEE BELOW. Also accepting an answer based on how I originally asked the question. I tried looking at a few of the other available Q/A's, but none of the ones I looked at seemed to work for me and/or there wasn't enough detail for me to understand how to implement the solutions. I'm not completely accustomed to working with regex, so I'm having a hard time coming up with a pattern. I have multiple text strings, some of which could be combined within the data and these combined strings could be placed in either order. It's a long data set and I will have to repeat a similar process for multiple columns being created within the data frame with the contents based partly on the TRUE/FALSE from the str_detect function, so efficiency is rather important.
Also important to note, as I have seen it mentioned in other answers, I know nothing about Python/Perl. I'm working in RStudio.
First, a similar and simpler data frame to my data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-22 at 23:50I'd recommend using the case_when function from the tidyverse:
QUESTION
I have a string which looks like :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 11:26You can use
QUESTION
/** -- For Loop to start pairing VIN numbers to parts list -- **/
console.log('CompleteVIN: ');
console.log(completeVIN);
console.log(completeVIN[1].length);
console.log('CompleteParts: ');
console.log(completeParts);
console.log(completeParts[1].length);
var vinPartsCombine = [];
/** For loop */
for (j = 0; j < completeVIN[1].length; j++) {
for (i = 0; i < completeParts[0].length; i++){
if (completeVIN[1][j] === completeParts[1][i]) {
vinPartsCombine.push(completeVIN[0][j],completeParts[0][i]);
};
};
};
console.log(completeVIN[1][j] === completeParts[1][i]);
console.log(vinPartsCombine);
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 22:31First Function builds a couple of tables on a spreadsheet that I used to figure out what was going on. The second function uses those tables from the spreadsheet to summarize the data I think the way you wanted it by pivoting the data.
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