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I have a working script, where the installer finds the specific file inside specific path but I need to slightly change it. I noticed that when I reinstall the application, the name of the file which I want to get the info from is different every time, so it's not that important as I thought.

There are some things which are not changing although - the path to that variable filename, which I have defined already using the constant and can be used again and also the file extension. So if the path doesn't change, the search process could be a lot more quicker just for that. The file format is JSON and code for it is already applied in the script.

Here is the JSON structure sample:

I am trying to animate the transition of a list when filtered using the new useTransition hook changes in react-spring v9.x so that as list items are filtered the remaining items move to their new positions.

So far I have managed to get components in the list to fade in and out but the remaining components just jump to their new positions instantly once the fade out animation has completed. I have not been able to change this.

How do I animate the remaining components to smoothly move to their new locations?

Here is a code sandbox link to the current code.

You can see the jumping effect clearest if you type 'p' into search bar and watch the component with the name Plum jump up after a short delay.

App.js

My code is currently taking 4 dice rolls and changing the values to 8 if they can be summed to 8.

My function is able to correctly change (1,3,4,5) to (5,8) as required. However I run into a problem if my Dice roll is ( 1,2,6,5) for example as It is possible for two combinations of 8 to be made. eg (6,2 could be used or 1,2,5). I need my code to only output One of these solutions and I can't grasp how to do this.

I have a rather small set of images which contains dates. The size might be a problem, but I'd say that the quality is OK. I have followed the guidelines to provide the clearest image I can to the engine. After resizing, apply filters, lots of trial and error, etc. I came up with an image that is almost properly read. I put an example below:

Now, this is read as “9 MAR 2021\n\x0c. Not bad, but the first 2 is read as ". At this point I think I'm misusing part of the power of Tesseract. After all, I know what it should expect, i.e. something as "%d %b %Y".

Is there a way to tell Tesseract that it should try to find the best match given this strong constraint? Providing this metadata to the engine should heavily facilitate the task. I have been reading the documentation, but I can't find the way to do this.

I'm using pytesseract on Tesseract 4.1. with Pytyon 3.9.

I hope you are well.

I'm currently trying to calculate regression on some group of a data frame but without success. I'm succeeding to calculate what I want but really don't know how to reintegrate the result to my origin dataframe due to the out data structure. I try 2 functions.

I succeed for quintile and give you the code.

Sorry for the size of this message but I'm trying to be the clearest I can.

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In a QTableWidget I would like to be able to:

• sort the table by columns and
• change the row order by drag & drop of rows to a different position

After a lot of outdated or confusing code snippets, so far, for me the clearest solution for moving a row I found here. And sorting can simply be enabled/disabled by setSortingEnabled(True/False).

Draging and dropping works alone and sorting works alone, but not together.

I guess what's going on is when dropping the table will be sorted again. So, I thought if I switch off sorting during dragging it should get the desired result, but it's not the case. Apparently, I doing something wrong.

I am sure it must be a small detail, but what am I missing here? It looks like I need to get rid of the sorting arrow in the column header.

Code: (should be copy & paste & run):

Consider a typescript interface that describes the constraint that an object has a .clone() method that returns an object of the same type (or potentially an object assignable to its own type). An example of what I'm imagining:

I have 5 SQL tables with columns as follows:

I am new to Airflow and have been reading around to try and code my DAGs to fit the standards for the tool. Thanks to plenty of warnings I got the gist around execution_date being at the start of a time slice. Where I have been less sure is in how to handle the end of the time slice.

If I'm running a daily task to process records based on a timestamp, and especially if I want this to be idempotent, then I will need to bound the time slice at both ends. The clearest way to do this is to use execution_date and next_execution_date variables, as in the example below: