PYP | compiles Python code into PHP | Generator Utils library

You seem to have the installation command wrong, try this:

If you want only the associated element to have its display changed, don't loop inside the click handler - and use let instead of var.

You can use ROW_NUMBER() to identify one row per client. For example:

approach it in steps.

label connected components. two connected blobs get the same label because they're connected. so far so good.

now separate your blobs. use watershed (first comment) or whatever other method gives you results. I can't fully predict the watershed approach. it might deal with touching blobs of dissimilar size or it might do something silly. the sample/tutorial also assumes a minimum size (0.7 * max peak); plug in something absolute in pixels maybe.

then, for each separated blob, check which label it sits on (take coordinates of centroid to be safe), and note down a +1 for that label (a histogram).

any label that has more than one separated blob sitting on it, would be what you are looking for.

You may use this grep command:

In the tutorial that links FigureCanvasQT is not used but FigureCanvas. When analyzing the source code it is observed that FigureCanvasQT is FigureCanvas but when exporting(see here) it as _Backend more properties are added. So the solution is to change to:

Firstly good night (if where you live is now at night, otherwise good something) so,

at the pasteText function you have forgotten to put the return so the function when executed gives that value as response tsc, tsc, tsc like this: