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- Translate text
- Translate a query into a dictionary
- Parse input text
- Validates input
- Convert an ip address to a host
- Return the record for the given IP address
- Check for geoip city
- Checks if a message is in the channel
- Check if a channel is supported
- Translate a hexadecimal IP address
- Convert a number to a dotted quad string
- Implement ludger
- Get information about a channel
- Send DRAC - 10 message
- Sends a profschmack
- Send a drachenv log
- Convert hostname to IP address
- GeoIP address
- Do a join
- KICK command
- Nick changes
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QUESTION
I have created a csv file as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 23:03When using csv.DictReader
, it will read the fieldnames
independently before you start reading the file by line, (for row in csv_reader:
). There isn't a need to see if you are reading the first line (for fieldnames
).
To add the restkey
to the print, pop
it off the row dictionary and then print the popped value. See this.
QUESTION
I need all the links on my page to ONLY underline when hoovered over and I cannot work out how to implement that in my CSS file. Side note - this is for a class project where I had to use absolute positioning in case anyone recommends I use grid. Also I am not clear on whether I should be using id or class attributes if anyone could shine some light on that it would be much appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 11:54Use text-decoration
. Set it to none
for all links and set it to underline
for all links that are :hover
ed:
QUESTION
I have few images like these,
I can extract the names and roles from these images using a ocr tool like tesseract from python, but I want to preserve the hierarchy along the way.
Please provide some interesting way to solve this problem. I am not able to think of one proper approach to the problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 21:28Visualization of results:
Approach:
- box borders and connecting lines ("nets") have certain color/brightness
- work with masks, lists of contours, label maps
- calculate overlap/intersection
- at overlap, check what box and what net participate
Written for the one specific image you provided. The other one is too low-resolution.
For less favorable input data, this would need adapting. That shouldn't be difficult though. Just different thresholds and whatnot.
This should also already work with non-box nodes (e.g. circles/ellipses).
You can figure out the OCR part. This approach and code gives you the individual boxes that you can pass to OCR.
Output:
QUESTION
I am trying to remove the middle initial at the end of a name string. An example of how the data looks:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 15:02You can use Series.str.replace
directly:
QUESTION
I have a group of unordered lists items. Each list item has a data attribute with one of the following values: all deleted active inactive
I also have four radio button with the following values all deleted active inactive
What I am stuck with is setting all the list items of the selected radio button to the same color. So for deleted I set them to "red", for "active" I set them to "green" and, for "inactive" I set them to "light gray"
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 11:37You were trying to solve this by taking them separately as 3 different elements while they were very much similar. The approach is much more dynamic when you see it like this.
- All the list elements have
data-status
same as one of the radio button values. - All the radio button values corresponds to a css color.
- Take all the list items and check their status, if it matches the current checked radio button then color it with the selected value color.
QUESTION
I understand the general aim of the following piece of code (i.e. sum up the numeric part of the string, e.g. for currstr="3S47M" then seqlength=50).
But could someone explain me what is happening line by line ?
In particular, I have issue to understand what value where
is holding at each turn. More precisely, I don't understand the part with the scalar
function ("scalar($RLENGTH = length($&), $RSTART = length($`)+1)") ?
Is it correct that the assignment of RLENGTH
and RSTART
take place inside scalar
?
Why using comma-separated assignment within scalar
? What does it mean ? And what is then the result of its evaluation ?
If anybody could help, I will be very very grateful !
Thanks
Erica
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 17:42$where = $currstr =~ /[0-9]+[M|D|N|X|=|S|H|N]/
? scalar($RLENGTH = length($&), $RSTART = length($`)+1) : 0;
QUESTION
I have an old doughnut hybrid pie chart/bubble chart combo working on d3v3.
//doughnut bubble chart v3 https://jsfiddle.net/ajevh5wf/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 00:27Many things have changed from v3 to v4, like d3.pack() instead of d3.layout.pack(), and having to import the "ease" module and reference d3.easeSin instead of 'sine'. Once you take care of all these little differences, your code works: https://jsfiddle.net/dc6eugtn/1
Here's the relevant section of changes:
QUESTION
I'm pretty green when it comes to Python so my apologies if this is an obvious question.
I have a dataframe that has 8 columns. For each row the first four columns are single names. The following four columns are locations that each one of those names are associated with. Here's an example.
name1 name2 name3 name4 loc1 loc2 loc3 loc4 Joe Dave Aaron Alex NYC CHI ANN FAL Erica Alana Steve Blake JAX MIA JAX JAX Stacy Tom Nancy Steph SAC SFR DAL DALAll I want to do is take that dataframe and create a new one that shows all the same information but excludes any rows that have more than two of the same location in the last 4 columns. and then the result needs to have the index reset. So the result of the example above would be:
name1 name2 name3 name4 loc1 loc2 loc3 loc4 Joe Dave Aaron Alex NYC CHI ANN FAL Stacy Tom Nancy Steph SAC SFR DAL DALI was trying to make it work with a combination of apply, groupby and count but could not get it to work right. I feel like there's a simple solution.
Many thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 22:15You can use nunique
on each row:
QUESTION
I want to write the data I read from the .text to the csv file. Maybe like a simple problem for yours but I don't handle it
- The csv file will have two headers.
- What I read from text will be written in the first heade, and a static data (e.g. city name) will be entered automatically in the second header.
Sample can be reproduced, the text inside the .text file is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-24 at 00:53You could use the pandas
module to do this.
QUESTION
I'm working on a BMI calculator in Python. The goal is to prompt the user to enter the height and weight of six people already in a list, calculate their BMI with that data, and then return the results, mentioning each person by name and then giving their BMI and weight category.
I have the list and the prompt to enter height and weight figured out, as well as the formula for calculating each individual BMI, and the weight categories work as intended. However, I can't seem to get the final readout to use each person's name. It only ever displays the last name on the list, basically returning the needed values but assigning them all to one person. How do I get the readout to show the proper people for each result? Code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 21:52Short answer: You need to iterate over name
as well.
Long answer: at the end of the first loop, for name in name_list
, the last name
is "fiona", so everytime you refer to name
after this loops ends, "fiona" is stored under name
. When you call print(name, "is underweight")
, name
is "fiona".
How to fix:
You need to iterate both over bmi_list
and name_list
. A good practice is using zip
:
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