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I'm learning python and was trying to automate a process which involves going to a site : wildcad net and clicking every single dispatch center, from there loading a kml. I noticed that each page follows a similar format,

So I have this chart, where I stack the bar/line charts above each others, but I'm doing something wrong, because even a data value which is 5 can be viewed like its up in y=300 if the stacked line chart before was 300.

How do I change the color on the labels to blue? Is it possible to switch between colors, lets say blue, and red by clicking on a button?`

The reason why I ask for the switch, is because I might create a light/dark mode, and then it could be nice to change colors in the chart depending on this. But if its not possible then blue would be the best.

I'm trying to change the active class when I click one of the items in the menu, but how do I change the color on selected tab to another active tab and then remove the old one?

i want to take a screen shoot than transfroming it to an array without saving the file as image in a path and loading it again from the path to convert it :

what i want is directly convert the data to an array :

I'm using python 3.9.6 and OpenCV 4.5.1

I'm trying to detect an objects on a template. My template is a real-time feed of my monitor and my objects are jpg's.

The issue: When I crop my template to speed up detection my mouse starts clicking in the wrong location.

This only happens after I've cropped my template. I think it's because I'm cropping my template at the wrong time in my script. My full monitor is (0 , 0, 1920, 1080) but I only want to capture [220:900, 270:1590]

I've followed the OpenCV documentation and a few online tutorials so far but I'm now stuck.

How do I click on img (third code block) rather than an incorrect off-set caused by cropping my template incorrectly?

I'm using win32gui to grab my template:

I just updated Android Studio to its latest version 4.2.1 and the emulator stopped working. Every time I try to launch a new virtual device it crashes and AVD Manager shows me this error:

"The emulator process for AVD Pixel_C_API_30 was killed"

Here is what I have tried so far:

1. Cold boot restart.

2. Deleted and recreated the virtual device inside AVD manager.

3. Removed and re-installed the emulator SDK package (version 30.7.4)

4. Quit and restarted Android Studio as well as the emulator.

5. Created a new virtual device from scratch.

6. Tried several different virtual devices.

All of the above gives me the same exact result: the emulator crashes and AVD manager shows me the error above.

And here is the error I get from MacOS (just the an excerpt of it):

Update: I got this working but am still not 100% sure why. I've appended the fully and consistently working script to the end for reference.

I'm trying to script a series of disk partition commands using sgdisk and mkfs.vfat. I'm working from a Live USB (NixOS 21pre), have a blank 1TB M.2 SSD, and am creating a 1GB EFI boot partition, and a 999GB ZFS partition.

Everything works up until I try to create a FAT32 filesystem on the EFI partition, using mkfs.vfat, where I get the error in the title.

However, the odd thing is, the mkfs.vfat command succeeds, but throws that error anyway and blocks the rest of the script. Any idea why it's doing this and how to fix it?

Starting with an unformatted 1TB M.2 SSD:

I want to capture the screenshot of the existing running window via Python.
Following is my sample code for capture Notepad window: