erika | A podcast manager for Linux | Audio Utils library
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A podcast manager for Linux
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- Synchronization thread
- Try to connect to a server
- Connect to the GPy net
- Set the network state changed
- Import Open File dialog
- Download a podcast episode
- Yields the average download speed for the given episode
- Start the episode
- Export OPML file
- Import files from the given rows
- Handle key press events
- Builds the layout
- Removes the podcast
- Calculates the sort function
- Removes a message from the list
- Adds a message
- Update podcast rows
- Called when a button press is clicked
- Initialize eika
- Return a namedtuple
- Find an episode matching the metadata
- Creates the actions for the application
- Add a podcast
- Invoked when the popup menu is clicked
- Called when a message is received
- Updates the podcast
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QUESTION
I would like to know how to order values in a text file based on number, specifically, these numbers in front of the names. The program, in theory, should scan through all the numbers, move the largest one to the top, then repeat with the second largest, if I am correct. Test cases:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 10:11Try:
QUESTION
My Platform: ZynQ MP; PetaLinux 2020.2
Build system: Ubuntu 18.04
I'm writing a Kernel module which registers itself as a platform_device with compatible string 'erika' with the PetaLinux Kernel on boot.
I specified two memory areas in the system-user.dtsi file for this device (one bigger one (16M) to hold data which will get exchanged between the PetaLinux on the APU and a bare metal implementation on the RPU and one smaller one (4k) to hold signals for a interrupt shared between the kernel module on the APU and the bare metal application on the RPU):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 10:18I think I solved the issue (also thanks to 0andriy's comment):
My mistake was that I treated the IPI register space
QUESTION
I made a GitHub pages site using Vue some months back (URL: https://wintersen.github.io/) which worked fine. Today (5/7/21) I noticed that when I opened it, it displayed a blank page where my index was being loaded, but the console reported:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-08 at 01:18Your code is requesting https://wintersen.github.io/wintersen.github.io/js/app.e3426208.js
, but it should be https://wintersen.github.io/js/app.e3426208.js
. So the src / link should be /js/app.e3426208.js
or //wintersen.github.io/js/app.e3426208.js
.
I can't go back to past, but I guess it worked before because GitHub redirected https://wintersen.github.io/wintersen.github.io/js/app.e3426208.js
to https://wintersen.github.io/js/app.e3426208.js
. However now GitHub is simply redirecting to https://wintersen.github.io
, which is returning an HTML page, causing Unexpected token '<'
QUESTION
I have a Spreadsheet that Lists total items by specific people...
I am trying to set up a system where you can select certain people (by using checkboxes), and it lists the total number of items for the selected people....
Which Outputs:
I currently have it set up so that the people that you mark the checkbox for get put in a vertical column.... (I tried this to help with different formula parameters, but don't know if I really need to)
Alex
Charlie
Erika
From what I can tell =DSUM
is closest to what I am trying to do, but I don't now the proper syntax for what I am trying, or if I should restructure my data to work better with this formula.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 15:39=SUMIF($B$2:$F$2, TRUE, B3:F3)
$B$2:$F$2
- location of the checkboxes
TRUE
- will include in the sum if checkbox is ticked
B3:F3
- range of the specific item
- Just drag the formula on all rows.
Or when using the transposed data:
Formula:=sumif($B$2:$B, TRUE, C2:C)
$B$2:$B
- location of the checkboxes
TRUE
- will include in the sum if checkbox is ticked
C2:C
- range of the specific item
- Just drag the formula on all columns.
QUESTION
Looking for some help with this if possible. I have a MySQL table that looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 14:01This isn't possible with full text search Full text search search is for full words search, and not for partial word searching with like you need it.
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QUESTION
I have a huge dataset with two specific columns for Sales Person and Manager. I want to make a new column which assigns sales person name on different basis.
So lets say that Under Manager John, I have 4 executives - A, B, C, D
I want to replace the existing sales person under John with the executives A, B, C and D in a sequence.
Here is what I want to do -
Input-
ID SalesPerson Sales Manager AM12 Oliver Bren AM21 Athreyu John AM31 Margarita Fer AM41 Jenny Fer AM66 Omar John AM81 Michael Nati AM77 Orlan John AM87 Erika Nateran AM27 Jesus John AM69 Randy JohnOutput -
ID SalesPerson Sales Manager SalesPerson_new AM12 Oliver Bren oliver AM21 Athreyu John A AM31 Margarita Fer Margarita AM41 Jenny Fer Jenny AM66 Omar John B AM81 Michael Nati Michael AM77 Orlan John C AM87 Erika Nateran Nateran AM27 Jesus John D AM69 Randy John A ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 12:01Let's say that your dataframe is the variable df
.
First you need to create the new column on your dataframe, which you can initiate with the values already present in the SalesPerson
column.
QUESTION
I am building a webapp where I have different sticky elements in a flexbox that is scrollable.
In the middle container of the flexbox you can scroll through content that is contained in a new div starting at the header/bottom of the other div. The problem is that I need the div-container for the content to resize responsively according to the viewport. Currently, it is not, the content container is always 100vh, even if the image does not fill up the whole viewport.
How do I make it so the container div's height is not bigger than the image height? I can't get it working without making the sticky functions breaking.
You can see what I mean in the jsfidle here (it is the white space between the next header in the scroll that i want to remove): https://jsfiddle.net/4w1kjz76/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 12:20This space is coming from h1
, easily add margin-top: 0;
QUESTION
I have a JSON array like this and,
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 01:23Find the solution below
QUESTION
So I am trying to annotate the total sum above this whole stacked bar chart.
I managed to get the sum but not the total height of the stacked bar chart so therefore it looks something like this:
I know there are some related/similar posts but I can't figure out how to get the total height.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 10:36Use the total value from your dataframe as the y
position, instead of the height of the bar. Something like:
QUESTION
- I have the following dataset of the Olympic games.
- I am trying to find out the number of won medals(I want to see them separate Gold/Silver/Bronze) of all sports in a specific country.
- In Germany how many medals(Gold/Silver/Bronze) have been won for Football, Gymnastics, etc.
I want to display them after that in something like this:
but instead of the countries there, I want to see the sport types.
I tried something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 18:01- In order to get the desired plot, the groupby dataframe, must be pivoted into the correct shape.
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You can use erika like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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