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kandi X-RAY | Thought-process Summary
Documentation often reflects the result of a series of thoughts used while you code. But the thoughts put in it to bring the result are effectively lost or sometimes kept in bugtrackers/mailing lists. How about having the thought process you had, while you code, very near to the code itself? This is what this project intends to do. In short, its like Twitter for your code!.
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The code: https://codepen.io/furkancodes-the-typescripter/pen/QWdYgzp?editors=1010
Preface: I have been trying to code this Library app, I am using innerHTML to write all the css when the book is added to the library. It works, but when I implemented the "delete", it deletes the row when clicked on the delete icon, however, since I set the delete to "display" which is half of the screen, wherever you click, the "book deleted" error comes up and I know the reason why, it is because I set it to "display"(which is the contents of the library!)
There comes is problematic and confusing part for me;
row.innerHTML creates a div class called "book" and it contains the all of the book information and displays it on the "display" however, I only to select "book" class and I write;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 22:39There are two issues in your code:
- you are trying get
.bookelement before it's added into newrow - you are using
document.querySelector(), which will search entire document and return first found instance of the query. Instead userow.querySelector(), which will only search current book (obviously after 1. is fixed)
So your addBookToLibrary() should look something like this:
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Comming from R/dplyr, I'm used to the piping concept to chain transformation steps during data analysis and have taken this to pandas in a sometimes similar, sometimes better but also sometimes worse fashion (see this article for reference). This is an example of a worse situation.
I'm conducting an analysis of some objects and want to understand the behavior by some grouping variable and for steps further dwon the line (which are not relevant here), I have to have the calculated metrics per grouping in seperate columns. Hence, I'm chaining agg() with pivot() and end up with a multiindex, which I'd like to collapse or flatten.
What I do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 09:23DataFrame.pipe
We can flatten the columns without breaking the method chaining by using pipe method and passing in a lambda function that uses set_axis along with MultiIndex.map to flatten the columns:
You can chain the below pipe call after your pivot method
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I am trying to iterate a 1D-array/vector of integers in a specific order, but I can't wrap my head around it, to get the loop conditions right.
The input data is a one-dimensional vector of integers:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-01 at 17:29I suppose this will do the job:
Edit: I added this explanation since some people could not understand this solution so far although it just contains some simple linear index calculation, and since I did not see any non-TL;DR but complete solution :
We iterate through the input data front to back. We always calculate the indices of where the value we read belongs to. We store the value to the appropriate indices.
Groups are quadratic blocks. We use group_position_x to store our horizontal position inside each group. Analoguously we use group_position_y for the vertical position inside a group, starting from the left upper corner.
We use col to state we are in the colth group in a row.
Analoguously we use row to state we are in the rowth group in a column.
We then can easily calculate where the value read from input has to be stored.
The group is the col + [col-size] * rowth group of all.
In a similar way we use the x and y corrdinates inside the group to see at which index inside the group the value just read has to be stored.
Note that indices start at 0. Also, see the comments in the code below.
The new values for col, row and the coordinates inside the groups are so to say incremented in each step. Of course, we talk about increment modulo some integer in each case. In some cases the "+1" happens if some overflow conditions of other indices are met.
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I think I may have found an issue with either the C# 8.0 compiler or the .NET Core run-time regarding default interface member implementations and generic type parameter constraints.
The general gist of it is that I implemented a very simple design which you can use to reproduce the run-time VerificiationException I get when running a piece of code that compiles just fine and actually should be fine.
So let's get to the code. I created a blank solution with two projects: one C# library targeting .NETStandard 2.1 and one C# test project targeting .NET Core 3.1, where the test-project references the library.
Then in the library project I added the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 15:39This issue has been recently resolved in .net 5.0
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Hello beautiful people!
I am using Excel 2010 and I am trying to come up with a handy macro which would update all pivot tables in a workbook. I want it to be universal that means to be applicable to ANY workbook which contains pivot tables. By update I do not mean mere Pivot table Refresh as the data in our reports are getting rewritten and all that remains from the original source range is header. This means I need to Change the Data Source to new range dynamically.
Example: I have a Dashboard with 8 pivot tables on Summary sheet. Every Pivot table has its own DataSource on different sheet (pivot1 has data on Sheet1, pivot2 has data on Sheet2, etc.)
I started with a basic Macro which changes/updates the DataSource for a single Pivot table and which I use in various iterations in other macros - taken from here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-23 at 10:00Beautiful people,
Fortunately, after taking a break and coming back to this issue with clear head, I was able to determine the problem. Even though the dynamic range cell references were set correctly, the scope of the range was not. There was no Sheet information in dataArea which is why the runtime error for invalid pivot table was present. It was probably a result of Application.Evaluate which omitted the sheet reference.
I had to further add a code which trimmed the string address to contain Sheet name on which pivot source data were located.
Please see amended code below:
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