ces | CLI for crypto exchanges | Cryptography library
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kandi X-RAY | ces Summary
CES is a command line interface to buy, sell and get information about crypto currencies. The shell-like interface makes it easy to place orders, jump between different markets, see historic prices, etc. This uses [GNU readline] under the hood to provide parameter autocompletion and command history so performing any actions is quick and easy.
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- Get withdrawal history for a currency
- Process a single request
- Performs a request lambda
- Load all open markets
- Load all currencies
- Add a market
- Get deposit history for a given currency_code
- Get trade orders
- Get a list of Candles for the given market
- Get all available wallets
- Returns a list of bids and sell orders
- Returns the current wallet balance
- Creates a withdraw transaction
- Send a sell order
- Returns market state
- Place a buy order
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QUESTION
I have a method that opens a file and turns each line into an object (it can be either a DVD or a Livre, both under the superclass Document) that is then put in an Array. but for some reason after these lines :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 05:09You have several issues that will need fixing, but lets focus on the main ones. Your code currently reads a line from a scanner and splits it up into an array tabChaine
. Then using a for
loop you assign that data to tabChaineSafe
, but then you use another nested for
loop to process that data, however, that loop should NOT go inside the previous loop because it is pointless and will process the data multiple times over. Once the loop is fixed we can use System.out.println(...);
to make sure the values are working.
The second issue is that your code does not enter the if
or else if
statements:
QUESTION
I'm currently making a shiny application and I have a feature that allows me to delete or add a row from an array using an "actionButton" as well as the same row in the original array file. However I wanted to know if there was a way to make a warning appear asking the user if he was sure he wanted to delete this row (in shiny or html or JS) before the action is performed of course.
Here is an exemple for adding a line :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 08:35Perhaps with the shinyalert package, something like that:
QUESTION
I want to create a program that converts temperature into Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin by taking a valid input from the user which provides the converted temp respectively using if, elif, else. I just started learning tkinter so got no much idea about it, Kindly help me correct the source code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 01:02I have written up some code, but what matters is that you try to understand it maximum. I have used radiobuttons to find out which is the main temperature and which is the converting temperature. I have used radiobutton, you can use Combobox
too. Anyway, I have used a function and then chose to convert all the other values to it, and then to the desired values. Take a look:
QUESTION
I am trying to explore how to do this,
i want a two column display ( a column for type and one for date) and when a line is selected it selects the whole line. I don't have too much experience in HTML and i am unsure how i can do this. The goal is to display an image based on which row is selected. Ideally there wouldn't be any separating line between both column.
This is the a prototype of how it looks like:
My current idea was to use bootstrap, but i am not too sure if i am going in the right direction:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 20:28Here it is, As far as I know, It can't be done by pure CSS. So A little bit of JavaScript is added.
First 3 lines get the DOM Elements.
Since getElementsByTagName
returns array of elements var rows
becomes array.
In the for loop, onmouseover is implemented for each and
contains
data-img
attribute.
At last we are adding the value of respective 's
data-img
value to using
img.src
.
QUESTION
Hi I have a file (tab sep) in terminal that has several columns as below. You can see last column has a comma in between followed by one or more characters.
1 100 Japan Na pa,cd
2 120 India Ca pa,ces
5 110 Japan Ap pa,cres
1 540 China Sn pa,cd
1 111 Nepal Le pa,b
I want to keep last column values before the comma so the file can look like
2 120 India Ca pa
5 110 Japan Ap pa
1 540 China Sn pa
1 111 Nepal Le pa
I have looked for sed but I cannot find a way to exclude them
Regards
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-03 at 13:32In R you can read the file with a tab-separator and remove the values after comma.
QUESTION
I have a text like this:
text = "Le développement du digital dans le domaine des ressources humaines soulève quatre défis majeurs : une disruption sans précédent de l’environnement économique, une marchandisation des individus, une ‘réinvention’ du travail collaboratif et une robotisation inéluctable au sein des organisations. Chacun de ces enjeux nécessite la mise en œuvre de changements de positionnement pour garantir à la fonction RH une place de choix au cœur de la stratégie de l’entreprise."
and want to turn it into a JSON format to use it later, because the function I want to use it accepts only JSON format.
So i am using this code to turn it into JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-04 at 16:54Not really an answer, my code cannot be formatted in comments.
What you show is the normal json encoding, and json will later decode it back:
QUESTION
This questions is an evolution of this question. I am trying to find out why when I run State.exec
on the CE that I appear to be getting undesired nesting behavior of the CEs. It seems to be calling them many times. Here is what I have:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 19:16Yes, you're right: it does have to do with binding the incoming computation at let! x = st
.
But you're also right that you can't just remove that binding, because you need to tunnel through its return value, as I described in the previous answer.
But this let! x = st
is not a problem by itself.
The problem is that you're binding st
twice:
QUESTION
I have this quizz form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 09:58The HTML id attribute is used to specify a unique id for an HTML element. You cannot have more than one element with the same id in an HTML document.
Use class instead.
after that you can simply use
QUESTION
I was reading python cookbook and came upon this recipe:
If you have a slice instance s
, you can get more information about it by looking at its
s.start
, s.stop
, and s.step
attributes, respectively. For example:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 03:38Calling help(a)
on your initialized slice object, I found the following -
QUESTION
I need to write a code that would remove specific words from a text. After some research I found out that it's best to replace all the words with " ", but replace() is not a good option as it removes characters from other words too. I found this re.sub() function and want to define a piece of code that would replace words from the given text (words are defined in a separate list). In most tutorials creating a dictionary for replacements was needed. I don't have one, so I wanted to define something that would check the list of stopwords and whenever found one in the text replace it with " ".
That is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-27 at 16:30You seem to be looking for
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