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Your callback function for find() is incorrect, and actually find() returns the first found element in an array. You could use .filter() to get a collection of elements instead and use the .includes() method to check if the role name is in the list provided.

I believe the problem lies on the nav which is not adjusting to the change in viewport width. Maybe try reducing the font size or build a navigation menu for small devices.

You can look at some advice here: https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap4/bootstrap_navbar.asp

Hope this is what you are looking for.

You should reduce vehicle maximum travel distance. currently you set it to 80. and your routes distances are 20 and 26.

So there are a couple of issues here. The first, as the error says, is that you can only compare identically labeled DataFrames. Yours are not. One has a single column labelled "COMPUTED_AIR_SPEED" and the other has a single column labelled "VREF_AT_LANDING". That right there is what throws the error. If you give the columns the same label and distinguish between the two datasets by the name you give to the DataFrame's variable, you won't get this error.

When you fix that, you'll find another error. Those expressions do not resolve to a single Boolean value of True or False. It returns a Series that has True or False for each row depending on which DataFrame had a greater value at that index. So the next step is to reduce the value using .any() or .all().

If you want it to send the "unstabilized approach" result to the file if ANY of the rows are greater in one DataFrame than another, use .any() if you need all of them to be greater before you send the result, use .all().

Finally, the previous step will give you a Series with a single Boolean value instead of a Boolean. Just tack .any() on at the end again to get the Boolean:

Using append creates a single series of all the files (lines) you want to plot. Therefore, they are joined together into a single line. See pandas documentation on append.

Instead of creating X as a Series you could create X as a list and loop thru the list to plot on the same figure. Something like this

Do you have a sample of what the return json looks like?

I've found the following issues with your python code:

One. If you want to POST a file using requests, you should use keyword files=.

Two. Keys in files object should match respective parameters of the request (you're using file instead).

Three. You put your parameters in the wrong place of the request by writing params=params.

Function annotation from requests source code:

:param params: (optional) Dictionary or bytes to be sent in the query string for the :class:Request.

In example Java code StringBody is used to create parameters, which implies that parameters should be placed inside the body of HTTP request, not query string. So you should use data= keyword instead. If you use params=, output will be null.

SO article on difference between data and params keywords in requests.

So I've spent some time reading thier manual and made a test script:

That package hasn't been updated to Dart 2.0. Use flutter_generic_oauth instead.

You will need to convert your project to AndroidX.