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kandi X-RAY | Roster Summary
kandi X-RAY | Roster Summary
A Tor project that awards points and badges to relay operators based on the performance of their families.
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- Group by family .
- Add a uuid field .
- Generate the index .
- Lookup the latest family for a given fingerprint .
- Return the diversity badge for the given fingerprint .
- Groups by AS org_id
- Checks to see if the onionoo has the given fingerprint .
- Records the port stats
- Records country stats .
- Aggregate a list of Relays .
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QUESTION
import pandas as pd
import openpyxl
filename="Tests.xlsx"
def createWorkBook():
wrkbk = openpyxl.Workbook()
ws = wrkbk.active
Sheets=["Rostered Patient","Non-Rostered Patient","Email","Error Handling"]
for sheet in Sheets:
if not sheet in wrkbk.sheetnames:
print("Created sheet: "+ sheet)
wrkbk.create_sheet(sheet)
wrkbk.save(filename)
def main():
Columns=[[""],["ID","Testing Procedure:","Pass/Fail","Issue#","Date"],[""],[""],[""]]
createWorkBook()
xl_writer = pd.ExcelWriter(filename, engine='openpyxl')
df = pd.DataFrame([["1","2","3","4","5",'6','7','8']],columns = Columns[1])
df.to_excel(xl_writer, 'Rostered Patient', index=False, startcol=1, startrow=1)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 06:23you have to save writer after assigning changes.
use xl_writer.save() at the end of main().
QUESTION
I am reading through the Rust book and doing the optinal exercise along the way. I've finished the chapter 8 (Common Collections) and am trying the last exercise. The exercise instructions are:
Using a hash map and vectors, create a text interface to allow a user to add employee names to a department in a company. For example, “Add Sally to Engineering” or “Add Amir to Sales.” Then let the user retrieve a list of all people in a department or all people in the company by department, sorted alphabetically.
What I want my program to do is firstly ask the user if they want to add a new employee, if no, the program ends else it allows them to continously add an employee until the user declines to add any more.
I've chosen to simply start with the initial user prompt asking if they want to add a new employee. I start with an empty String for the user input, once the user enters their response there is a while loop that repeats until the user enters a valid response ([Y/n]). Since the condition for the while loop is when the response is not equal to "y" or "n" I expected correct responses to skip the while loop but instead the while loop is always entered and never exited no matter what. Since I'm new to Rust I'm not sure if there some obvious or idiosyncratic reason for this behaviour. I'll also add that I remove whitespace (incl. \n) from the response and make the response lowercase in the while loop condition, all of which can be seen in my code below.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 18:34Check your while conditions (it is always true) , and what you wrote
"loop is when the response is not equal to "y" or "n""
means in pseudo code
NOT (answer = "y" OR answer="n")
QUESTION
Here my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 03:11Please don't mind the prints to user I've introduced here. The execution flow is just so much more clear with them.
So, you should look toward the following:
QUESTION
I am currently learning "struct" in C++ and stuck at this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-09 at 18:20The problem is that gets(temp.name) does not allocate memory for the string for you, it expects temp.name to already point to allocated storage. However, temp.name was never initialized, at best your program will crash trying to read the name, at worst it will seem to work but will overwrite memory that will cause problems later. Even if you provide it with a buffer, gets() doesn't know how big your buffer is and will happily write past the end of the buffer it the line it tries to read is long enough.
This is why gets() is a deprecated function that has been removed since C11, and my compiler won't even compile your code.
To read in a line, either use the POSIX function getline(), which is not standard C or C++, or use C++'s std::getline() function. However, the latter requires you to read into a std::string, not into a char *.
Finally, as Thomas Matthews mentioned in the comments, don't mix C++'s I/O functions with C I/O functions, so std::getline() is the way to go.
QUESTION
My goal is to make it so that the spreadsheet checks to see if the respective Web ID in Column B has an Active LOA as determined in Column I. An Active LOA being defined as one with an end date that has NOT yet passed.
I've gotten the formulas to work with the first entry. But if that first entry's date has passed (marked as Expired) and the entry after that one hasn't passed (marked as Active LOA) then the formula breaks down. It's as if the formula works only once.
The formula that checks the respective Web ID's in Column B of the "Roster" tab against the Web ID in the "ScD LOA Responses" tab is in cell F9 of the "Roster" tab.
The formula that determines whether or not the date has passed/whether the person is still on LOA is found in column I of the respective row.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 06:10You are getting wrong result on second row because you have lock the range on first row, change it as following should work properly:
QUESTION
I'm using RegEx in Python to search through a text file for occurrences of names in a roster, and then append a "!" character to the start of the string. For example:
roster = ["name1," "name2," "name3"]
Original String = "name1 went home."
Output String - "!name1 went home."
I found this thread on how to append to the end of the string, which I used successfully for that purpose. I've tinkered with RegEx to append at the start of the string, but with no success. My attempt is below - any recommendations?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 20:56Take out the .*s -- matching too much data makes your logic more complicated than it should be for no good reason. Your regex doesn't need to be anchored, and you don't need re.MULTILINE here (since no individual match will ever span multiple lines).
QUESTION
I have a simple dynamodb database that uses "League" as a partition key and "Team" as a sort key to store all roster data under a "Players" attribute field that uses a JSON format. I would like to access and delete a specific player (Larry Bird or Jayson Tatum in this case), however, I am having trouble accessing the schema correctly to delete the specific key and values, especially given that Players.Jayson Tatum wont work because it is two separate words. Here is the basic skeleton code for the function so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 08:25Removing a nested item in DynamoDB can be done by using the REMOVE-expression in the update_item-method:
QUESTION
I have a functional component that requires receiving parameter (i.e. props.rosterMonth) from the parent component and then retrieving data from the database, finally pass the result to the children component.
My problem is, how to set the initial state for the children component?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 03:14The data from the database will always be delayed because it has to be retrieved via that API call from the server, (unless you are doing server side rendering). So you have to deal with the fact that at the beginning you don't have a rosterlist..
What I would do in this case is check if contextvalue.rosterList is defined and if it's not display a nice loading spinner to the user, something like this:
QUESTION
This is for an assignment in my object oriented programming class.
I am a beginner, especially with this language, so a lot of things could be wrong with this code.
For now, I am focusing on the error it keeps giving me when I run it: error CS0103: "The name `StudentList' does not exist in the current context."
I thought that by making my list public, this issue wouldn't occur.
It gives this error for every object that I try to add to the list in MainClass. This is my first time using lists in C#. Am I missing something pretty obvious? How do I fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 17:02you try to access StudentList in MainClass but your list declaration public List StudentList = new List(); is in the different class.
Try this:
QUESTION
I am very much a beginner at C# and for some reason, my method is not doing what I want it to.
The method I am referring to is the Roll() method. I want it to print the class name and all of the students in the class list whenever I call the method. It doesn't do any of that. All it does is print "Roster:", leaving out the things I want it to print. Am I missing something? How can I fix this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-10 at 01:55Here is code that work:
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