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I wanted to build a very simple demo. A button which you can click, and it counts the clicks.

Code looks like this:

I have an app call watcher, composed of a component / service. I have a simple table which shows empty properly

We are given a data frame that may look like this (I am sorry I wasn't able to show the data frame given the code below):

I have a plotly graph (figure) composed of multiple go.Scatter graphs, added to the graph using fig.add_trace().

Some scatters share the same indices, and some don't. When hovering above a connection between two graphs which don't share the same incides I see more than one label.

In the picture you can see an example of this: instead of seeing just the green label or just the blue+red (they compose one unit because they share the same incides), I see both. How can I make it show only one of them?

NOTES:

1. When hovering above a spot which isn't a connection between two segments, I do get the desired result: green if I'm above green, and blue+red if I'm above blue+red.
2. I tried changing the hovermode parameter from the default 'x', but couldn't find a mode that works. The closest option was closest, but using it only shoes one color: green or blue or red and not green or blue+red as desired.
3. When zooming in enough, it shows the desired labels (but making the user zoom in all the time is, of course, not a solution).

In my project I use JetPack Compose and the AndroidView to use an XML View.

For context of the code here. I have combined several of these 96 cell ranges into one larger range composed on n smaller ranges. Reason for doing this is to make it (more) scalable.

I have a range of data I want to break them up into n ranges/chunks and run my function on each (function below, shout out to @Tim Williams for the function) and combine the outputs all into a column. One solution I don't really like but I could do is to simply run the function on each n chunks/ranges and manually combine them, however, that's not really optimal for what I need. I am still pretty new to VBA, any ideas would be much appreciated!

The function I am using is as follows. Note my comment within the function:

From a search I composed a table, let's call it T1, formed by two columns table name, sourcetype

Now I need to create a static, code generated table, call it T2, that contains all the expected values for the above mentioned table T1, hardcoded. 1st question: How could I?

2nd question: As a result, I need to generate a table T3 equal to: T2 - T1, basically a logical set difference of the first field, which answer the business question "I want to know which records are missing in T1 based on T2"

I am a newbie of Splunk and its query language and I tried to play a bit with set diff and eval to create static data but I did not manage to create the logic I want at all.

Could you point me to the correct logical implementation of this task?

I do script fluently in both SQL and Python, is there any kind of concept I could reuse to become more familiar with this query language?

Stupid graphical example:

I get a conflict between my two tables. This is the message.

I have a custom lit web component that contains an element inside its Shadow DOM. I want to react to the change event fired by the input outside the custom element, but the change event has by default composed: false, so the event doesn't pass through the Shadow DOM boundary. I could catch the event inside my component implementation, but the composed property is read-only, so I can't update it and dispatch the same event object. I could create a new object with new Event('change', {'composed': true}), but then it doesn't have the properties like target of the original event. What's a good approach? Should I manually copy the original event's properties to the new event object?