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Your 2nd for loop iterates through all the rows of the sheet and assigns each in turn till you end up with last row. You want to either use a specific row (by searching for the file in your sheet to identify the right row; it's okay to use the 2nd for loop for that, you just need figure to only set the values conditionally if it's the right row), or define a row number that you increment in the outer loop that you then use to index into sheet.rows (this assumes os.listdir() return files in a well-defined order. If it doesn't sort the result first).

You code is not calling your drawLineButton() function, is it? Anyway, it looks like you're trying to use some things from Sceneform (MaterialFactory, ModelRenderable, etc) while doing some pure OpenGL rendering as done in the hello_ar_java.

Mixing those will result in nothing good since Sceneform uses filament as rendering engine which could use OpenGL or Vulkan. So either go fully with Sceneform or fully with OpenGL (and understand how OpenGL and Android work).

Now, if you want to continue with hello_ar_java sample, follow an OpenGL tutorial in order to be able to generate a vertex for each anchor and draw them with GL_LINES with the line size you like. Here's a good OpenGL tutorial: https://learnopengl.com/ I recommend going through all the Getting Started section, but just keep in mind that it is OpenGL and Android uses OpenGL ES, there are some differences but the computer graphics principles are the same.

Change entrypoint.sh like this

By default : git stash stashes staged files (the index) and unstaged files (tracked files, which are modified but not added). Untacked files are not stored and are left on disk.

You can use :

• git stash -k to tell stash to leave the staged files as they are, and only stash unstaged modifications,
• git stash -u to tell stash to also include untracked files,
• git stash -a to tell stash to also include untracked and ignored files.

refernce : git-stash options

Just don't reset dragging color on end... or store it somewhere (say in model and use in destination as well)

Update 0507:

You should create a Log Analytics workspace. Please follow the steps below:

1.In azure portal -> nav to your storage account -> Activity log, then click Logs button:

2.In the new page, click Add button:

3.In the new page, click Select a workspace :

4.In the new page, click Create New Workspace :

5.Then follow this article to create a workspace. After the workspace is ready, you can do some operations like delete a blob container. And then nav to the Log Analytics workspace -> Logs, and run the command(Note: it may take a few minutes to wait for the logs to be generated):

Original answer:

Yes, it's possible.

In azure portal -> nav to Monitor -> Logs, then write the following query:

I suppose you could simply iterate over the dataframe like this:

Something like the following should do:

You can use a mutex anywhere it makes sense to.

No function is a thread, they're all just functions - one of which is the first one called when the thread starts. Although that is probably called by an internal library function, so isn't really any more special than any other function it calls later.

Using a mutex inside a function (that you expect to be called from multiple threads) to protect a shared resource is exactly the normal use-case.