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R users frequently write scripts which must load data from an external file – a step which increases friction in reuse and creates a common failure point in reproducibility of the analysis later on. Reading a file directly from a URL is often preferable, since we don’t have to worry about distributing the data separately ourselves. For example, an analysis might read in the famous CO2 ice core data directly from ORNL repository:. However, we know that data hosted at a given URL could change or disappear, and not all data we want to work with is available at a URL to begin with. Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) were created to deal with these problems of ‘link rot’. Unfortunately, there is no straight forward and general way to read data directly from a DOI, (which almost always resolves to a human-readable webpage rather than the data itself), often apply to collections of files rather than individual source we want to read in our script, and we must frequently work with data that does not (yet) have a DOI. Registering a DOI for a dataset has gotten easier through repositories with simple APIs like Zenodo and figshare, but this is still an involved process and still leaves us without a mechanism to directly access the data.
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QUESTION
I'm stuck with an error for a week now where I get an error Uncaught (in Promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'props') at StackManager.tsx:313
. I first ran into the error on mobile devices so Android and iOS devices. The application would run without a problem in the browser on a desktop device. But I then soon discovered that when I opened the developer tools in the Browser (Brave) and the screen size became smaller the error would suddenly appear as well on desktop devices. As soon as I close the developer tool or make the screen size big enough to be considered a desktop device the code would work after a refresh. Weirdly enough on Safari (MacBook Pro) it works even if you simulate an iPhone. On the iPhone if you open the website in Safari it doesn't work unless you simulate Safari (still on the phone) to be a Mac (desktop) then it works again...? So maybe there is a different JS depending on screen size?
My first assumption was that it's related with this
having a different scope. However I don't use this and only use arrow functions (no classes). I also find it very confusing that the error occurs after using a useState()
function (see stacktrace). The closest similar issue I found: Ionic Cannot read properties of null (reading 'removeChild') at StackManager.transitionPage however I don't see how I would have too many rerenders from my code.
App.tsx (where the error originates from)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 09:21turns out the code
QUESTION
What i am trying to do here is i am writing a image file after resizing it with node and after that i will use it to upload it. but when i am writing it my uploading code started at that time and file is still not written.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 13:20as per docs https://www.npmjs.com/package/jimp#writing-to-files-and-buffers, .write
runs asynchronously and takes a callback, which is why the promise resolves before image is written
so, you need to use callback, and resolve from there:
QUESTION
Building a site where users upload images/video, in the component that handles that, I have the images load into the page after being uploaded, so that the user can make sure they want to post them, and have the option to remove them if they like. I originally had this as a Class-based view, and everything worked as expected, but now, after changing to a functional component, after uploading images, React doesn't seem to notice the changes to imageLinks (even though the console shows that imageLinks is getting added to), until I update something else like the post title, then they all load in as expected. Once loaded in, if I click the delete button, React instantly updates and the photos/videos no longer shows up, as expected.
Any ideas as to why this is behaving so oddly? The fact that the deleteMedia function works just fine is what really weirds me out.
I set up my variables like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-19 at 07:27The issue is a state mutation.
QUESTION
Sometimes I want to refuse a http client's request to upgrade connection to websocket.
Code(using go
's Gin
and gorilla/websocket
framework:)
To allow upgrade:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 16:31To reject a websocket connection, do not upgrade the connection as described in the question. The browser API does not provide information about why the connection was rejected because the information can violate the same-origin policy.
Do the following to send an error reason back to the client application or user:
- Upgrade the connection.
- Send a close message with the error reason.
- Close the connection.
Here's an example:
QUESTION
I've been trying to update a series of JSON blobs via Pyspark, SparkSQL, and Pandas but have been unsuccessful. Here is what the data looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-16 at 11:30Here's one way using higher-order functions on array and map columns:
- get previous
Properties
for each row usinglag
and convert both the previous and current rowProperties
into map type - using
collect_list
function over window, get cumulative array of previous rowProperties
- add the current row
Properties
to the resulting array and useaggregate
to concatenate inner maps usingmap_concat
. From your example, it seems that the update operation consists on simply adding the new keys, so before concat, we filter the already existing keys usingmap_filter
function - use
to_json
to get json string from the aggregated map and drop intermediary columns
QUESTION
I have an XML file that I need to extract data from and insert into a database table. My struggle is that the XML data structure could contain inconsistant child tags. Meaning that (in the example below) one parent tag, may or may not contain a
tag.
This is a short example and I will be adding additional tags potentially containing another
tag. Note: All
tags are expected to remain at the same level below the
tag.
I want to see if anyone has a more "pythonic" way of converting this data than my example below. Maybe with list comprehension?
I will need to insert up to 4,000,000 level rows of data into a database, so I don't want to waste more time looping through the XML than is necessary. Speed will be essential.
Any assistance will be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-16 at 00:37If I understand you correctly, using pandas read_xml()
may help:
QUESTION
I'm struggling with Ionic's lifecycle events used with RouterLink.
I have my app data in a JSON file that renders each item using the url paramenters when the page is loaded. I need buttons to go to the next or previous item and refresh the page content, ie:
- I'm on Item 1 (/lecture/item1) => click next => routerLink(/lecture/item2)
- I'm on Item 1 (/lecture/item1) => click prev => routerLink(/lecture/item0)
That means that each time i move to a page i need to get the params from the url (
/lecture/:param
) and update the page data. The problem i'm facing is that RouterLink isn't triggering any Page Leaving lifecycle, so my states doesn't change, also, i can't clean the states (i can do it through an href param, but the whole app is refreshed). I found similar threads on this, but some of them are outdated/still opened: Routerlink bug github.
Is there any way/workaround to reload the component and update the states passing different parameters?
I already tried using useHistory hook, history.replace (Source), and routerDirection="back" but none of them are triggering ion page leaving hooks. I also tried replacing IonRouterOutlet with Switch but this means not having some important ionic features.
Thank you in advance!!
Here is an extract of code for reference:
lectures.json (Array of objects)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 21:41Normally a useEffect
with dependency on the route match param is sufficient for issuing side-effects like refetching relevant data.
The ionic useIonViewWillEnter
and useIonViewDidEnter
hooks described here are basically mounting lifecycle hooks, and don't seem like they'd trigger if you're already on a view and only changing URL path parameters. Move the logic to a useEffect
hook which is called when component mounts and when any of its specified dependencies update.
Example:
QUESTION
I have a program where the user has to get the text from json based on the chapter clicked within the protocol by the listview item (the chapters)
What goes wrong is when the user clicks the next button when he does not choose the first chapter within the protocol. He always gets to see ID 2 which belongs to the first chapter! How do I get it to click on whatever chapter the user sees the text with the following id?
the next problem i have is when i am in the last chapter and i click back then i land on another chapter System.NullReferenceException: 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'
get on string nextTitile = _protocol.Name + " - " + content.NavTitle;
How do i fix this?
Here the user selects the chosen chapter within the protocol
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 14:36I think both of these problems are related to not setting the index
property in your StepView
constructor. Without an explicit value, a new StepView
instance will have its index
property set to default(int)
, which is 0
.
Clicking the "Next" button always shows the second step since BtnNext_Clicked
is incrementing index
(to 1
, since it was 0
) and then displaying the item at that index.
Similarly, BtnBack_Clicked
is decrementing index
(to -1
, since it was 0
), which means calling _protocol.Contents.ElementAtOrDefault(index)
will return null
- later causing the NullReferenceException
in getNewNavTitle
.
You need to update the StepView
constructor so that it sets the initial value of index
correctly:
QUESTION
In the steps from my json file, I want to construct a linq that moves to the next or previous text depending on whether you hit the back button (previous id) or the next button (next contentid). If this occurs, the label's text must be modified. I'm not sure how to accomplish that in Linq.
The problem now is when I click the button the first time the text is empty. And then he shows the same text! What am I doing wrong?
Buttons' Click handlers ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 10:20Each step has ONE content :
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a re pattern in python to extract this pattern of text.
contentId: '2301ae56-3b9c-4653-963b-2ad84d06ba08' contentId: 'a887526b-ff19-4409-91ff-e1679e418922'
The length of the content ID is 36 characters long and has a mix of lowercase letters and numbers with dashes included at position 8,13,18,23,36.
Any help with this would be much appreciated as I just can't seem to get the results right now.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 17:40Is there a typo in the regex in your question? *{36}
after the bracket ]
that closes the character group causes an error: multiple repeat
. Did you mean r'^[a-zA-Z0-9~@#$^*()_+=[\]{}|\\,.?: -]{36}$'
?
Fixing that, you get no results because ^
anchors the match to the start of the line, and $
to the end of the line, so you'd only get results if this pattern was alone on a single line.
Removing these anchors, we get lots of matches because it matches any string of those characters that is 36-long:
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