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{touchstone} is a developer tool for continuous benchmarking with a focus on reliable relative measurement, uncertainty reporting and user convenience. The results are directly reported as a comment in GitHub Pull Requests.
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QUESTION
I am trying to learn nodejs by building my own rest API.
I have copied this code from https://sweetalert.js.org/guides/#getting-started:
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Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 08:55Seems typo: instead of calling query with name
you calling with movie_name
. Which does not match with req.query.name;
in express js.
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QUESTION
Currently have different touchstone file, .s4p, .s12p and such. Is there any general file extension for touchstone file in built-in MATLAB function uigetfile?
I tried:
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Answered 2018-Oct-29 at 14:18You can use a wildcard in the extension:
QUESTION
I often come across the following common problem when cleaning the data there are some more common categories (let's say top 10 movie genres) and lots and lots of others which are sparse. Usual practice here would be to combine sparse genres into "Other" for example.
Easily done when there are not many sparse categories:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-05 at 11:42You could convert the column to type Categorical
which has added memory benefits:
QUESTION
I found the following formula on another post and slightly modified it which gets very close to the data, but now I’m not sure what regex adjustment to make.
The following code places the regex result (from html string) into result
, which is almost the JSON, but it starts with
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-01 at 19:15So I've pasted your example here and your regex is close to working as intended. Note that soup.find()
will only return the first result, whereas soup.find_all()
will return all matches. Regardless, I would suggest that you leverage re.findall()
here, since you are passing a regex and interpreting the HTML as a str
:
QUESTION
I have a folder with many xml
archives as the one that follows which I will call xlmstr
:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-01 at 14:42Problem is there are some special characters in your XML:
Try with following code:
QUESTION
I picked up this previous working app (Angular2) and find that it is not working (Angular4) as expected now.
Module was used (it may not matter):
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Answered 2017-Oct-05 at 00:12headers.append() does not alter the headers, it returns a new Headers (because Headers is immutable).
So, instead of
QUESTION
I have a datagridview that is dropped in from the toolbox (VS2015). I need to select identical rows based on the Sales Order column and send an email:
So; if I select a row based on the unique identifier (Line Item), I would like to find all rows that have the same Sales Order number and email the information in those rows. As you can see, there can be one Row with no matching Sales Order or there can be several. What I sould like is a suggestion on code to select the multiple (similar) rows and suggestion on how to add all that information in email. I have some code snippets to do one single selection:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-22 at 09:38I was able to get what I needed by just doing a direct query (not writing to a datagridview. Hope this code sample helps someone else:
QUESTION
I'm trying to figure out how to map over an API call.
The scenario is that an API gets called that returns a promise. This promise could include objects that are undefined, I want to skip these objects and only add working objects into a state called `searchResult``
Here are two failed attempts
1:
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Answered 2017-Aug-03 at 10:03For this purpos I ended up with a solution like this.
QUESTION
I am learning how to use GROUP BY clauses with Oracle Database 12c SQL. I am wondering if the order in which you list columns in a GROUP BY clause has an effect on the final result when you need to list multiple columns in the clause.
To demonstrate what I mean, I will be using this sample table, BOOKSHELF:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-18 at 23:01- Order of column names in
GROUP BY
does not matter, results will be the same
NOTE: Result is UN-ordered SET of rows, it means that every time your query is executed - database could potentially return it in different order
- To introduce order into this SET, you need to use
ORDER BY
and order of columns inORDER BY
makes difference to order of rows, but not to actual result set
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