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When trying to run the command:

I have a model which has a boolean field:

Is there a straightforward way to to get the coordinate points of an agent in relation to main when that agent is the lower agent of multiple other agents?

For example:

I have a Box agent. There are populations of Box agents in both my Shelf and Pallet agents, and the Pallet agents can be located either in the main or Rack agents.

So I've got:

main > Shelf > Box

main > Pallet > Box

main > Rack > Pallet > Box

So far, I've created individual hard-coded functions that add up the coordinate of the Box with the coordinates of its upper-level agents.

So:

For boxes in pallets in racks: CoordBoxInMain = CoordBox + CoordPallet + CoordRack

For boxes in shelves: CoordBoxInMain = CoordBox + CoordShelf

But now I am wondering, is there a way to construct a single function that directly gets the coordinates of my Box agent without having to create multiple different functions that each refers to a different sequence of upper-level agents?

Thank you.

I have been asked to remake the excel workbook to index where we keep the items. I have an excel sheet with a table ( excel table) that contains the information.

If the there the value in column 6 ="10" then that means the item is in box 10. then I need to get the right shelve, this is found by the numbers in column 7 (shelve) and 8 (rack). subsequently the information about the item has to be put in another sheet which gives a visual representation of the box.

I am struggling to get the desired result, does anyone have some suggestions?

First a quick explanation; I'm working on a Google Sheets script (Apps script), but this part of the code:

I've a list of documents:

I upgraded from python 3.6 to python 3.9 and now the existing gdbm file is not getting read. Following error is being thrown, is there any way to fix this?

Platform: CentOS Linux release 7.9.2009 (Core)

Python: 3.9.9

With Python 3.6 version I created the file in the first place using like this:

I have DB with some columns and I have N parameters. I need to get rows where columns have all N parameters in any column.

Example:

I'm currently working on a project where I have to transform a warehouse into an array representation, however, I am running into a problem. I want to define the path where the workers can walk as an arraycell with a value = 1. Places, where the workers can't go, will have a value of 0, and the shelves with items will be Object. This is of course not a viable option, as we can't store objects in an int array, however, I currently can't think of another way to represent pathways other than using int arrays. So how would one go about doing this? Here's a quick visual representation of what I'm looking for: Array example