psg | Python 3 port of Python PostScript Generator
kandi X-RAY | psg Summary
kandi X-RAY | psg Summary
Psg is a Python module to create PostScript documents which adhere to Adobe’s Document Structuring Conventions from scratch or read them from complient PostScript files. Check out the examples/ directory. Besides a number of scripts it also contains the Number Serif font from GNU Ghostscript so you can start creating PostScript documents right away! The conditions*.py files contain a real world example I wrote using psg and that is in production use.
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- Parse command line arguments .
- Parse a DSC section .
- Parse a string into a list of floats .
- Types a single line .
- Parse a line into a dictionary
- Generate the main document .
- Initialize a new UUID .
- Parse fontmap file .
- Create a font class from a file .
- Render this widget .
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QUESTION
Let´s suppose I have generated a report with dates (day/month/year) when soccer teams won titles. This is how the report is going to look like:
Area Team Champions League Europe League England Chelsea 27/01/2021 15/01/2021 Spain Real Madri 27/02/2021 20/01/2021 Spain Barcelona 18/02/2021 France PSG 27/03/2021 27/02/2021My objective here is going to count how many titles each area won per month. So, this is how my desired output looks like:
Area January February March England 2 Spain 1 2 France 1 1What I tried to do was the following (for January and England):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-10 at 12:53COUNTIFS doesn't like your dissimilar sized criteria ranges.
You would be better served setting your data up in a tabular format like so:
Area Team Championship Date England Chelsea Champions League 1/27/2021 England Chelsea Europe League 1/15/2021 Spain Real Madri Champions League 2/27/2021 Spain Real Madri Europe League 1/20/2021 Spain Barcelona Europe League 2/18/2021 France PSG Champions League 3/27/2021 France PSG Europe League 2/27/2021You get your data into this format easily by using Power Query. Simply load the data in, select the two date columns, and Unpivot.
And then you could use a simple Pivot Table to display the data in your preferred format:
To turn the full date to just the Month name select one cell > right-click > Group > by Month
QUESTION
There is something wrong with my CSS code, once I added the CSS code of the products (starting from #lap) the navigation bar showed incorrectly, and when I remove the "}" that close "@keyframe slide" the navigation bar shows correctly but ofc the products CSS code doesn't render cuz "@keyframe slide" remains unclosed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-15 at 23:01I think your issue is with:
QUESTION
I'm coding a Football Team Builder and want to count a specific property from inside multiple objects. In this case, I want to count the nationality of 5 football players. The number of football players from the same nation needs to be counted and added to the total number of skill points from the active players. (See code)
I read something about 'Object.keys' on here but my knowledge of JavaScript seems too low to use it properly.
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-17 at 15:14As you have 5 players' object ready, it is pretty simple to calculate the count of players grouped by their nation. The below is the snippet which shows collecting all 5 players' objects in an array, and using a loop to traverse the players' objects, and finally store them in nationCount
. If the nation comes inside the loop for the first time, there will be no data in nationCount
when we try to find
, so we push the object with count 1. If same nation comes inside the loop for the second or more than two times, we just increase the count
value. So finally the result of nationCount
will be like:
QUESTION
I have a PySimpleGUI window that contains a Matplotlib bar graph. I recently added an event to it that allows the user to click a bar and access a function based on the bar's label. This works great... until I follow up with a click in a non-matplotlib area, such as my PSG buttons. After doing some testing, it appears that this issue only happens if I call a new, different, window function as a result of the on_click event function running. In my example here, if I remove another_window(), I don't have an issue click-printing the names of my bars or hitting buttons in PSG. The problem is that I need to trigger other windows and be able to return to a functioning main window. What am I doing incorrectly? Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-14 at 15:34Not sure what's wrong about fig.canvas.mpl_connect
.
My suggestion is not create a new window in the event handler, but generate an event to main_window for new window.
QUESTION
I am going to try and explain this the best way I can, but I expect that I will have to reword a few times.
So what I have is a list of diagrams that have certain specs. I have built a table with the various diagrams and their specs in Excel. I have built a GUI using PySimpleGui for the users to interact with. There are drop down boxes with the specs in them that they will use as inputs for the code to use to search for these diagrams. Here is the code for the GUI
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-12 at 18:46Not sure about what the issue is ..., but something may help here.
Almost all the same options for lot of rows with text and combo, so following way for layout maybe better.
QUESTION
[PlayerCode] | [Name] | [Age] | [Club]
142 | Messi | 34 | PSG
333 | Ronaldo | 36 | Manchester United
532 | Pique | 34 | FC Barcelona
[PlayerCode] | [Key] | [Value]
142 | Name | Messi
142 | Age | 34
142 | Club | PSG
333 | Name | Ronaldo
333 | Age | 36
333 | Club | Manchester United
532 | Name | Pique
532 | Age | 34
532 | Club | FC Barcelona
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 16:52You could use a union:
QUESTION
I'm using PySimpleGUI and I'd like to create dynamic options for a dropdown.
my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-23 at 17:34The names are OK - see below. Make sure you get the same list.
QUESTION
I get the packages by upd and create the structure PSG. Then I save it to a vector and sort.At the end, I write all the byte data to a file. The problem is that the last packet is less than 1424 bytes. and because of this, extra bytes are written to the end of the file. How could I correctly save data from recvfrom()
to a structure to avoid extra bytes?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 16:30Example on linux sockets. You need this lines:
QUESTION
This is the structure of BSON document I have in mongodb.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 23:04It depends on how you do the update.
A short test to demonstrate:
Insert a document and start a change stream
QUESTION
I've created a simple GUI to control two servos. The GUI works fine if the user only has a single input, however, it fails to process persistent user inputs. I've looked at the PysimpleGUI cookbook demo for persistent user inputs, however, I cant seem to implement the same type of solution into my code (Link: https://pysimplegui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cookbook/#recipe-pattern-2a-persistent-window-multiple-reads-using-an-event-loop). I've attached all of my code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-03 at 16:28It looks work fine and not sure if there's something wrong in your GPIO commands.
There' something wrong about the format of layout. It should be a list of lists of elements, or list of rows and row is list of elements.
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You can use psg 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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