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kandi X-RAY | epy Summary
When reading using epy you might occasionally find triple asteriks ***. That means you reach the end of some section in your ebook and the next line (right after those three asteriks, which is in new section) will start at the top of the page. This might be disorienting, so the best way to get seamless reading experience is by using next-page control (space, l or Right) instead of next-line control (j or Down). If you really want to get seamless reading experience, you can set SeamlessBetweenChapters to true in configuration file. But it has its drawback with more memory usage, that's why it's disabled by default.
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- Parse the xml into an xhtml string
- Parse a set of attributes
- Parse wipml
- Cleanup HTML markup
- Unpack a PalmDoc file
- Convert unicode to unicode
- Process all MOF headers
- Decorator to create a choice function
- Subtract values from a tuple
- Find the latest file
- Preread text from stdscr
- Parse RESC data
- Decorator to wrap text in a text window
- Get null section
- Load a Huff header
- Generate id for refines
- Delete a range of sections
- Write a section of a given section
- Unpack a binary string
- Insert a section into the data store
- Parse the page names
- Create refines metadata defined in epub
- Insert a range of sections into sections
- Parses the MobiHeader
- Get image size
- Start reading
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QUESTION
Consider this JSON:
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Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 07:32For the presented input:
QUESTION
I've followed the Drive API v3 docs to Download a Google Document. I am able to sucessfully download a spreadsheet in PDF format, as per the example, building the request as follows:
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Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 23:45- You want to export the Google Spreadsheet as a PDF file.
- You want to use the query parameter of
gridlines=false. - You want to achieve this using python.
- Your access token can be used for exporting the Google Spreadsheet.
If my understanding is correct, how about this answer? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers.
Modification point:- In this modification, the PDF file with
gridlines=falseis exported by directly modifying the endpoint ofrequests.
QUESTION
I'm working on getting our agency's analytics up to best practices and that will require bulk updating, creating, and modifying several analytics view ids.
Rather than having to manually update every view in analytics, I've been able to update a fair amount of them through the management api for google analytics.
The problem I run in to is that the write quota limit is set at 50 per day and at that rate it will literally take 27 days just to update the viewids and who knows how long to do the rest of the things I need to do.
For this particular problem, I've done individual queries to update the viewids that I have but rapidly hit the daily write quota.
I'm currently working on batching my queries using the BatchHttpRequest from the google api library but the query happens to quickly and it does not appear to actually reduce the number of queries that are happening.
I am trying this route as it is a recommended method of reducing queries when managing users and I was hoping I could see similar performance gains with data.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/config/mgmt/v3/user-management#batching
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Answered 2019-Jun-26 at 19:09So after a lot of fighting with the script, batching is not an option for inserting more than 50 calls data in to analytics per day.
I had to use Puppeteer to automate the bulk renaming of view names in analytics.
QUESTION
I have a large file (500 Mb-1Gb) stored on a HTTP(S) location
(say https://example.com/largefile.zip).
I have read/write access to an FTP server
I have normal user permissions (no sudo).
Within these constraints I want to read the file from the HTTP URL via requests and send it to the FTP server without writing to disk first.
So normally, I would do.
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Answered 2018-Nov-30 at 07:29It should be easy with urllib.request.urlopen, as it returns a file-like object, which you can use directly with FTP.storbinary.
QUESTION
I use the code below to calculate the required information from other tables. I used joins to display Names instead of IDs and to get required sums from other tables. I used COALESCE to convert null to Zero.
I had to used it again if I need to sum already COALESCED values, the above code is hard to understand and it's getting harder because I need to add more information, and this is just a small part of the main project so it will be really hard to work with it and will have many error and bugs.
Does it have to be so complicated? Or did I do it wrong? If it has to be complicated like this is there any replacement to get same results with easier way and code? Another RDBMS or anything else?
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Answered 2018-Aug-21 at 19:37I think it would be good to start with getting down to just one subquery on the Expenses table. Looks like your coalesces in the sub-queries are just to replace nulls with 0 on 1 column - you could just run an UPDATE to fix that, but if not, I've included a way to do that just once in the example below.
You've got (for example):
QUESTION
There is a huge binary file uploaded to Google Drive. I am developing a tornado-based HTTP proxy server which provides a binary stream of the same huge file. It is natural to let the huge file to be proxied in multiple chunks (Download the contents using PyDrive, upload it with self.write(chunk) or something).
The problem is that there seems to be single choice : googleapiclient.http.MediaIoBaseDownloadto download chunked binary files from Google Drive, but this library only supports FDs or io.Base objects as it's first argument.
My code looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-06 at 11:21You can use io.BytesIO instead of io.FileIO because it will be faster.
I haven't tested it, but this is how your code would look (read the comments for explanation):
QUESTION
I have a javascript function, called by an SVG element, to pass 2 variables and a multi-dimensional array to a php file. The php file will then use the passed data to create a record in one MYSQL table and several records in another table - using the passed variables (array and 2 variables).
The data for the single variables is passed by AJAX ok and I can use it to successfully create a record in the Exercise table.
The data for the array is also passed with no errors. I have tested that there is data before passing with AJAX - see function code.
The Javascript Console shows NO errors. I believe that I have used JSON correctly to encode and decode the array.
But NO MYSQL records are created using data from the array. I suspect that I am not using the decoded array correctly. Just confused as to why one two pieces of data are passed ok and the array is not.
Any help appreciated - Charlie
Please see code: Javascript function
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Answered 2018-Mar-06 at 20:50I've just realised what I should have realised at the start - you do not have any JSON data.
QUESTION
The Google People API allows you to get a list of all contacts:
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Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 01:30There isn't a way to filter by contact group in the list call. The two options you have are:
- Do a get on the contact group to get a list of personIds in the contact group. Then do a batchget to get all the personIds.
- Get all contacts and filter them yourself
QUESTION
I'm trying to read large CSV files that are dropped on Google Drive using the google-api-python-client https://google.github.io/google-api-python-client/docs/epy/googleapiclient.http.MediaIoBaseDownload-class.html
I was able to download the file on the hard drive doing this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-18 at 23:42 api_service_object = self.service
request = api_service_object.files().get_media(fileId=file_id)
stream = io.BytesIO()
downloader = MediaIoBaseDownload(stream, request)
done = False
# Retry if we received HttpError
for retry in range(0, 5):
try:
while done is False:
status, done = downloader.next_chunk()
print "Download %d%%." % int(status.progress() * 100)
return stream.getvalue()
except HTTPError as error:
print 'There was an API error: {}. Try # {} failed.'.format(
error.response,
retry,
)
QUESTION
I would like to draw a spring in a HTML5 canvas, and show if that spring is at its rest length or not. My spring is attached to a rectangular shape to some X-Y coordinates and defined as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-12 at 13:49Rather than use bezier curves which do not actually fit the curve of a spring (but close) I just use a simple path and use trig functions to draw each winding. the function has a start x1,y1 and end x2, y2, windings (should be an integer), width of spring, the offset (bits at ends), Dark colour, and light colour, and the stroke width (width of the wire).
The demo draws an extra highlight to give the spring a little more depth. It can easily be removed.
The code came from this answer that has a simpler version of the same function
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