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- Read messages from the TWS
- Handles keyboard interrupt
- Invokes on stop
- Stop the main logic
- Receive messages from the queue
- Activate BBRB
- Exit the process
- Set the next valid Id
- Called when the container is started
- Called when Cron is started
- Runs a Gui
- Run main loop
- Exit the loop
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QUESTION
I am creating a world map with rworldmap
and adding the country names using the text
function. However, the text labels overlap. I tried the adj
and pos
parameters, but with no luck thus far. Any tips?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-17 at 09:41Answer
The base text
function does not have this functionality. You'll likely have to rely on additional packages to achieve what you want:
- Find a package that works with base graphics, like basicPlotteR.
- Switch to plotting with
ggplot2::ggplot
and useggrepel::geom_text_repel
orggrepel::geom_label_repel
.
1. basicPlotteR::addTextLabels
Given some settings, it will displace the text, and use lines to indicate to which country the text belongs.
QUESTION
I need to plot the names of the countries that are present in my dataframe only, not all world countries. Any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 16:35Here is something to try. Create a vector of country names that can be used to subset coordinates(Map)
. You would get selected country names, not all country names for the map.
QUESTION
I have a dataset that shows bilateral exports for several countries. Because the data fluctuates, I need to calculate the mean of year groups. All the countries do not cover exactly the years. Some start later, some have gaps in between - this means, some years are missing (but without having NA entries). I already managed to cut the data into pieces whith the help of an amazing community member: year_group.
Below I am listing two further problems along with my code, the wrong output and on the bottom some sample input data for the dataset total_trade
Problem 1
I am facing the issue, that the code does not calculate the right means. When I calculate the results manually, I get different results than my code. (see below)
This is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 15:19The issue with mean
is duplicated rows for any ReporterName
in the data.
Problem-1
QUESTION
I am trying to filter Countries, across the years 2000 to 2016, where indic.no must equal 10 across ALL years.
I have tried using different filtering using multiple conditions, but never seem to get the expected results.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 20:04Here is the most easiest way. After grouping by 'ISO3' and 'NAME_0', use a single filter
by subsetting the 'indic.no' that are within the 'Year' range and check whether the all
the values are 10
QUESTION
I'm building a community website, I've made a timeline system (just like Facebook). People can post text, or create and post an event as a post (post type
will be 'event').
I have the following tables:
Posts
id(pk)
, user_id
, content
, type
, space
, space_id
, date
, visibility
Users
id(pk)
, username
, profile_photo
, f_name
, l_name
Likes
id(pk)
, post_id
, user_id
Events
id(pk)
, title
, visibility
, event_type
I noticed that fetching 5 posts is taking 700ms, because I was getting the posts in one query, then I do all the other queries for each individual post inside the while-fetch loop(php). (a lot of SQL calls)
I want to get posts, the post owner(user), the post like count, and post event if post type
is event, and this is what i came up with:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 11:37Since in your group by clause you have only p.id this query should not run since there are columns in your select list which are neither in group by clause nor have any aggregation.
I have checked below query and it's selecting correct data. Please check dbfiddle link.
Query:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe with a column called "body" that consists of various length strings. I also have a dictionary of acronyms that looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 13:46A list comprehension works like:
QUESTION
I´d like to get the more similar number within a list of numbers. In column A are some numbers and in column B a related code for that number. In column C are entries for which I want to find the most similar value and put output in column D showing the related product if possible. I hope make sense.
I show in colors the more similar "Short codes" for each entry.
My humble attempt is like below, I use Index and Match to find exact matches, but for closest matches I don't know how to start.
I like to have this using VBA since I´d apply it to values not in columns, but in an vba array for example.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 21:44Try this:
QUESTION
So, i'm working with 3 different datasources in my application. Initially there were 2, but i had to add another one due to some project changes. After creating a model, a repository, a class to configure this new datasource i'm not able to start my application. It gives the error below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-17 at 17:25Turns out i had to add the entityManagerFactoryRef
to the @EnableJpaRepositories
annotation in the config class:
QUESTION
text = 'hey, c ya nxt week. TTYL n tq'
x = text.replace('ya', 'you').replace('bcs', 'because').replace('nxt', 'next').replace(' n ', ' and ').\
replace('tq', 'thanks').replace('ur', 'your').replace('c', 'see').replace('nah', 'no').\
replace('thx', 'thanks').replace('dope', 'exciting').replace('bruh', 'dude').\
replace('nope', 'no').replace('ppl', 'people').replace('pls', 'please').replace('U', 'you').\
replace('TTYL', 'talk to you later').replace('OMG', 'oh my god').replace('4', 'for').\
replace('24/7', 'on the regular').replace('TBH', 'to be honest').\
replace('YOLO', 'you only live once').replace('ATM', 'at the moment').\
replace('BRB', 'be right back').replace('BTW', 'by the way').replace('GTG', 'got to go').\
replace('IDK', 'I do not know').replace('IKR', 'I know right').\
replace('OMW', 'on my way').replace('tmrw', 'tomorrow')
print('Original text: ', text)
print('Non-shortform text: ', x)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 08:48You can use a dictionary
QUESTION
I'm having real trouble with tinyMCE's textpattern plugin, which just simply doesn't appear to work. The code below is as basic as I can make it with an example taken directly from the tinyMCE website. But, if I type (c) (for-instance), and then press space or enter (as directed), nothing happens. I would expect tinyMCE to change it. What am I doing incorrectly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 15:58In taking your configuration and using TinyMCE Fiddle these things seem to be working fine:
http://fiddle.tinymce.com/zwhaab
Do they work for you there? If so there is likely something else in your application impacting things.
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