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kandi X-RAY | pottery Summary
Redis is awesome, but Redis commands are not always intuitive. Pottery is a Pythonic way to access Redis. If you know how to use Python dicts, then you already know how to use Pottery. Pottery is useful for accessing Redis more easily, and also for implementing microservice resilience patterns; and it has been battle tested in production at scale.
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- Watch the pipeline
- Return connection arguments
- Generate a context manager yielding all the context managers
- Watches keys with given keys
- Populate this instance with the given arguments
- Encode the given dictionary
- Removes the item from the queue
- Get an item from the queue
- Acquire a master key
- Log time enqueue execution time
- Get the elapsed time
- Releases the lock
- Release this key from the master
- Returns the duration of the lock
- Acquire the lock
- Extend the lock
- Add this key to the master
- Extends all the masters
- Check that all masters up are up
- Acquire all masters
- Release the lock
- Reset all masters
- Populate the pipeline
- Decorate a function to return a JSON encoder
- Acquire multiple masters
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QUESTION
Dear Stackoverflow community, I am writing this question because I have a problem when plotting an analysis I have performed on a dataset in archaeology. It turns out that I have performed a discriminant analysis by canonical functions, following an example from archaeology professor David L. Carlson, and at the moment of viewing the biplot graph of his data set the graph is shown without problems, where the number of cases associated to the centroids is observed. What happens is that when I plot my data set, the biplot graph I get does not show the number of cases associated with the centroids, I have tried several times but I can not, and I do not know if I have a problem with my data set.
The syntax of the Roman Pottery developed for professor David L. Carlson are shown below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-16 at 02:00The problem is that Congo_DMA_2$Cluster
must be a factor, not a character vector. Older versions of R made this conversion automatically when creating a data frame, but the current versions do not. Just add the following line to your code after creating Congo_DMA_2
:
QUESTION
My code looks something like this at the moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 17:40Perhaps there is a better solution, but you could use the parameter optionsAfterRender in the Options binding in order to modify the tag:
QUESTION
I want to parse an XML data and store it into table. My XML sample data looks like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 16:06Use UNNEST(...) WITH ORDINALITY
:
QUESTION
The existing code shows a list of buttons of varying interests. Users can tap to select which interests they prefer.
However, if the user has already selected their interests beforehand and comes back to this page, it's illogical to get the users to choose from a fresh state again.
I want to repopulate what the users have previously chosen and reflect back on the screen as chosen (which = widget.viewInterest.isChosen). The color of container will be Color(0xff0B84FE), & color of text is Colors.yellow, as seen in the code below.
Let's say user has chosen this list List UserInterests = [ "β Coffee", "π Theaters", ];
QUESTION: How to make containers that contain these strings bool true (which is widget.viewInterest.isChosen), similar to when users have tapped on the respective buttons?
Attached is truncated code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 04:52How about checking the element is in the UserInterests
list?
Something like this may work,
QUESTION
I have a problem with setting right width and height for the main img src inside block.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 10:43Very easy, simply double state your property rules for your dimensions, with the final rule being what you really want.
So, something like this
QUESTION
I put together an HTML table of books that I need sort ignoring "a," "an," and "the." I also need to ignore non-alphanumeric characters like quotation marks (like if the title is something like [ "Boo": A Collection of Horror Stories ]).
I've found some examples of how to sort out articles from strings. But my table data is hard-coded into the HTML. And for context, I'm working within a CMS and can't use JSON or JQUERY.
Here's the snippet.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 18:27const removedString = string.replace(/^(a|an|the)(\s)/i, '');
QUESTION
I have an inventory page that has HTML with this powered filter:
Master Inventory
Pottery
Incense
Other Items
When the users select an option
in the filter, it reads the all of the items in the table
and hides the ones that don't have the matching item type. It does this using the following code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-11 at 19:08Just set the value on the itself after you create the on('change') and then trigger the event
const storedValue = 'Incense';
const $sel = $("#filter").on("change", function() {
console.log('Change triggered, value =', this.value)
});
$sel.val(storedValue).change()// or .trigger('change')
Master Inventory
Pottery
Incense
Other Items
QUESTION
When I try to parse the JSON, I get an error that says
"Expected to decode Array but found a dictionary instead."
I know there are many questions of this type on the platform, but none helped me. I tried changing up JSON to have just an array, but that made the JSON itself invalid, so I reverted the changes. Any help much apreciated!
Here is the JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 15:47You should actually use Campaigns
:
QUESTION
Given this sample data frame with duplicates, I am trying to organize these duplicates in to separate csv output files so that every law firm that has a duplicate gets a list of those duplicates AND the name of the other firm associated with that duplicate.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 16:10Filter by Law Firm
and use isin
on resulting SSN
:
QUESTION
Since I am quite new to HTML and CSS, I still have a lot of issues. One thing I'm struggling with atm is my dropdown menu. On my other pages, it works. However, on my homepage, it won't show up. I've compared both my CSS of the "Pottery" and "Tutorial" page - which is quite similar - but I can't find the mistake... I know that my code is still very confused, this is because I'm still learning and this is my first project, so bear with me ;)
This is my other page with the dropdown menu (once I hover over "Pottery" it appears):
Maybe someone knows a solution for this problem. Thank you in advance :)
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 14:23So Alina I have fixed your code. It was so weird and there are some extra lines of code and many well-written lines of code but you don't fully understand CSS yet that's why you are making these little mistakes you can check the code I have explained every change in comment. Here's your code:
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You can use pottery 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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