tyler | Python webservice for tiling static maps | Map library
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Python webservice for tiling static maps.
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- Handle a GET request
- Create the tile
- Returns the x y coordinates of the tile
- Cached get_image
- Disable greyscale
- Return the value of a given field
- Clean height
- Clean the zoom level
- Return clean format
- Set width
- Calculate the longitude
- Check the latitude
- Check tile url
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QUESTION
I'm looking for advice regarding the particulars of the BlockTable class. I know that although you can get an enumerator for all the blocktablerecords a blocktable contains, I can't seem to find a more efficient way of accessing a particular BlockTableRecord's ObjectID. I know that the computer has access to such information... I can't imagine the BlockTable.Has() function working without it, anyway. I've checked the documentation too, but it doesn't actually list the functions or properties of the BlockTable class anywhere :/
My current code relies on a user-inputted string to retrieve the block, which successfully returns the proper bool result when plugged into BlockTable.Has().
Any help is appreciated! Tyler
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Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 20:23BlockTable wrapper implements an indexer which can be used with either a string or ObjectId. i.e. myBlkTable["theBlockName"]
Note: there is no guarantee that this is "efficient", and may just be enumerating the array under the hood. You'll want to run some time trials to see what is more efficient.
It is always good to ask yourself whether the micro-optimization you're looking for is worth the time you're spending on it. Sounds like you are just working on a user command, and even if there was an efficient lookup, would that make any difference for the user experience? The answer is probably no. This kind of thing only becomes important with massive collections that get queried repeatedly in a loop.
QUESTION
I have a problem that can be visualized in the following way:
Our Cat The Home They Able Alice 10 15 NaN 30 20 25 Bob 12 NaN 14 29 NaN 30 John NaN 9 NaN NaN NaN 20 Tyler 11 12 13 24 25 26In general, there is numeric data assigned to each person (index) in each column, but there are empty spaces.
I am wondering how to fill each NaN with the average for the same person for the columns with the same name length as the column with the missing value. In other words, how to combine fillna() and mean() with some custom logic for which columns are taken into consideration. The perfect result would be:
With the numbers in bold being the averages for the same person for the same "column length".
Unfortunately, in my real life scenario there are hundreds of columns, so I cannot manually list the corresponding columns for each of them.
Thanks for all the help in advance.
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Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 15:53you can try:
QUESTION
I'm new to JS (or coding in general) and I'm experimenting with a few things to learn. I'm playing around with class methods in a loop for no reason other than to screw around and hopefully learn a thing or two, but I'm unable to get the desired result.
Here is the code:
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Answered 2021-May-19 at 01:30class CD extends Media {
constructor(title, artist) {
super(title);
this._artist = artist;
this._songTitles = [];
}
get songTitles() {
return this._songTitles;
}
addSong(song) {
if (typeof song === 'string') {
this._songTitles.push(song)
} else {
console.log('You need to input the song title as a string.');
}
}
shuffle() {
const songList = this.songTitles;
const randomIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * songList.length);
return songList[randomIndex];
}
};
const flowerBoy = new CD('Flower Boy', 'Tyler, The Creator');
flowerBoy.addSong('Foreword (feat. Rex Orange County)');
flowerBoy.addSong('Where This Flower Blooms (feat. Frank Ocean)');
flowerBoy.addSong('Sometimes...');
flowerBoy.addSong('See You Again (feat. Kali Uchis)');
const songs = flowerBoy.songTitles;
const shuffleFlowerBoy = () => {
const song = flowerBoy.shuffle();
console.log(song);
if (song !== 'Sometimes...') {
return shuffleFlowerBoy();
}
return song;
}
shuffleFlowerBoy();
QUESTION
for the purpose of what I am doing I used a for loop to create check boxes from a previous array instead of doing it through html. This loop takes the object's .name value from the players array and displays it as a checkbox that can be checked if that player wants to play.
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Answered 2021-May-16 at 21:53If I understood your question correctly, pushing the player name and the score to the playing array.
If you wanted to set the score to the value of the each checkbox, you need to specify it with .score
checkBox.value = players[i].score
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A white bar appears at the top of the page for a section that is meant to contain an image. By removing different parts of the webpage I found out deleting the opening and closing labels fixes it but I still need to include them. Also, removing bootstrap also fixes the problem but again, I'll need bootstrap later. I really don't know what's causing the issue.
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 06:18I had runned same code on my local the issue seems to be here
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I'm currently trying to make a Chromebook rental application for my high school that stores checkout information in a JSON file. Everything works except removing data from the JSON array. I found a YouTube video(link) that I thought would work as a solution, so I followed along with that. However, whenever there's more than two elements and I enter anything higher than two, it doesn't delete anything. Even worse, when I enter the number one, it deletes everything but the zero index(whenever the array has more than two elements in it).
Here's the Python code:
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 19:43However, whenever there's more than two elements and I enter anything higher than two, it doesn't delete anything. Even worse, when I enter the number one, it deletes everything but the zero index(whenever the array has more than two elements in it).
Inside delete_data() you have two lines reading i = + 1, which just assignes +1 (i.e., 1) to i. Thus, you're never increasing your index. You probably meant to write either i = i+1 or i += 1.
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I am attempting to run this module: https://registry.terraform.io/modules/azavea/postgresql-rds/aws/latest Here is the main.tf file created based on the information found there:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 05:46Assuming you have a default subnet group, you can just use it:
QUESTION
Generate a list of all appointments in alphabetical order by patient name and by latest date and time for each patient. The list should also include the doctor scheduled and the receptionist who made the appointment.
This is my query so far:
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 04:52You need to join to the Employee_T table twice, once to fetch the doctor's name, and once to fetch the receptionist's name:
QUESTION
so basically I'm creating a fake Italian restaurant site and the images in the img-container wont fit the box, leaving a line below the image. Also, the img-container overflows past the image which I don't want it to do. Any help appreciated.
Here is my code
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 13:22Did you try to just add:
QUESTION
Does anybody use the w2ui.com component library? There is a cool input component (called combo) that filters a list as you type.
But it doesn't seem to work when it is inside of a popup. When you type in the input box, nothing appears in the filter like it does in the demo.
Here is my javascript:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 22:41You have a different problem then what I initially thought. You're calling the init function of the combo before you open the popup, but the entire content of the popup is created dynamically, when you open it. Which means the element you're trying to init the combo on doesn't yet exist at that time.
So you have to call the init combo function every time you open the popup, after it has rendered its contents.
Here's the fix:
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