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Rialto is an Android text styling library based upon Annotation Spans. Rialto enables you to provide consistent text formatting throughout your app by using annotations in your string resources. To use Rialto you need to do two things: Firstly you need to initialise the Rialto framework and register the Spans which will get applied for specific key / value pairs in your annotations; Secondly you need to add annotations to your string resources using those key / value pairs and Rialto will do the rest. Rialto comes in three flavours depending on whether you're using the legacy Support AppCompat library, AndroidX AppCompat library, or Material components library. It does not currently support apps which use legacy framework themes as it is assumed that most modern apps or using either AppCompat or Material components (which currently depends on AndroidX AppCompat). In this example, we will look at how to use the AndroidX AppCompat version, but there are also examples of using the other flavours in the sample projects within the GitHub repo.
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QUESTION
I have a df that shows the percentage of cars that pass through road segments id
, per hour.
The measurements are further separated into directions r
.
The last columns are the hour records 1
to 24
.
What I'm interested in is to find the id
's where there exists a substantial difference between the hours values, i.e. where the morning/evening traffic differs by direction r
.
I am lost with how to approach this issue efficiently. It would need to be first a group by id
and then subtracting the rows from one another and see if any of the values is larger than (e.g.) 2.
The desired output is a vector with the id
of the ones where the difference is larger than 2 at least for one hour.
The Data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 12:18I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly, but here is my attempt at a solution. If I understand correctly, you want to find out where the difference between r = 1
and r = 2
is the largest for each our of the day? Then I would do something like this (assuming that your data is stored in the data.frame
/tibble
db
:
QUESTION
The picture of first 5 rows of my dataset is given below. What I want to do is that I want to create a new column called "Parking Type" and assign the values of the column as "Meter", "Ticket" and "Other" based on another column named "Sign". The "Sign" column is string which has some string values that have MTR and some that have TKT and some that have neither in them. So I just want to put inside "Parking Type" column the values "Meter" if a row in "Sign" column contains the string "MTR" in it and so on. I was doing something like this:
pSignInfringe['Parking Type'] = pSignInfringe.Sign.apply(lambda x: "Meter" if x == "1P MTR M-SAT 7:30-19:30" or x == "1/2P MTR SAT 7:30-1930" else "Ticket")
but then it will need too many or statements. Is there any better way to do that? I am new to python so sorry if it is a beginner question. The dataframe code is given below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 21:39If the desired value of "ParkingType
depends only on the presence of "MTR", you may find this better. This will account for all cases where MTR is in the .Sign
field, without having to hard-code all possible values.
QUESTION
I'm running Puppeteer via Puphpeteer, in one of my Laravel 5.8.35 commands. It works perfectly when I run it via the console (e.g. php artisan CommandName). However, when this same command runs via the scheduled cron (via app\Console\Kernel.php), I get the following error:
Nesk\Rialto\Exceptions\Node\FatalException
Unexpected identifier
- the error line is:
$puppeteer = new Puppeteer;
A fuller code excerpt is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 09:08Problem was the node path, which had to be updated - public_html/vendor/nesk/rialto/src/ProcessSupervisor.php 'executable_path' => '/home/master/.nvm/versions/node/v10.17.0/bin/node'
QUESTION
I have tried already multiple things to make this game responsive, none of them is working.
I want to keep the dimension of the container memory-game
the same while rescaling the picture based on the screen size.
See example here.
How I can reach that?
I have tried viewport
set up, but it did not work!
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-21 at 11:13set width in percentage:
QUESTION
I am trying to write a helper that will read an integer and set the string that goes with it and also the class. I thought it would be something like this...
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-13 at 16:26I think I would be tempted to do something along the lines of:
QUESTION
i'm using google maps search api to search for an existing place but i don't get any result. If i search the same query on google maps or google street view, i can find the place.
Query: Rialto Luxury Studios
Is there anything i'm doing wrong?
Thx
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-09 at 15:28Why are you using autocomplete? If you are just searching for place details then textsearch is probably the way to go.
A textsearch for 'Rialto+Luxury+Studios' returns the result you want as the second result.
Adding some more detail, a textsearch for 'Rialto+Luxury+Studios+Ponte+di+Rialto' returns the result you want as the first result.
If you can't find a place, a nearbysearch is usually a good way to go: location=45.437670,%2012.336059&radius=1000&keyword=rialto+luxury
I do not know why autocomplete isn't showing your result, sorry, can't help you there.
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