bonito | A web-ui for the Packetbeat application monitoring system | Dashboard library

First of all your question asks about a:.2f, but you wrote print(f'{total:.2}'), so I'm going to use .2f

In the case where the number has trailing zeros,

I looked at the source for the lesk function, and if it is not explicitly passed a synsets argument it creates one by calling wordnet.synsets(ambiguous_word), but it doesn't pass a language option or anything.

If no synset is found for the word it just returns None hence the error you're getting. You can explicitly pass a synset like:

I was very fraightened by the bug I was having, because createNativeQuery was like a light in the end of the tunnel after struggling with the limitations of JpaRepository. After getting rid of nulls on the database column now the results are pretty much what I expect. I don't know why my union with nulls running directly on the database works and with createNativeQuery it produces strange results. The particular column I was having problem is "descricao", some table had null some have characters. I hope it can help others!

idiot.cpp does not need to include anything included indirectly by idiot.h to be able to compile.

The more interesting case: bonito.cpp #includes idiot.h and idiot.h includes x.h. If idiot.h only uses the content of x.h for private or anonymous namespace code - and bonito.cpp wants to use something from x.h too, then bonito.cpp should include x.h directly (redundantly).

The justification is simple: idiot.h can't remove something from the public/protected interface without risking breaking client code, so if that happens then the clients have to expect to deal with it - possibly including an extra header too. BUT, the maintainer of idiot.h and idiot.cpp should be free to change private or anonymous namespace content within idiot.h without risking breaking client code, including which headers are included to support that private code.

So, the inclusion is redundant at the time it's done, but that's done in the expectation that it might stop being redundant as idiot.h evolves.

This best-practice model is not automatically enforced - you have to understand the way this should work and actively code to that model.

If idiot.h contains...

URLs do not allow non-ASCII characters (IRIs do, but those are not widely in use yet). In a URL, you must url-encode any non-ASCII characters (and other reserved) characters, such as with Indy's TIdURI class, eg:

Use left join here

You can't count the number of filtered rows with End(xlUp).Row. You need to use SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Cells.Count. I don't understand the problem with the filter as it works for me. Try

It looks like you have a couple relatively large values, while most are small. This causes 'skewing' of your color scale in a way that looks less interesting. Instead of graphing number of users, consider mapping based on a quantile .

Here is an implementation of grouping into quantiles using cut2() from Hmisc. In this case, values are cut into 5 groups.

You have a multidimensional array, so if you need to unset an entire $_SESSION element, you need to compare: