international | convert CSV to localization specific files | Internationalization library

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I want to create a percent stacked barchart including 2 groups (regional, international) and the means of 4 different numerical variables (ground low-intensity, ground high-intensity, standing low-intensity, standing high-intensity). The latter variables are representing the duration of each time period in seconds.

My data are: dataset

The image below represents an example of what I kind want to make: Time-motion analysis description relative to total fight time, considering modalities and positions of actions Coswig, V. S., Gentil, P., Bueno, J. C., Follmer, B., Marques, V. A., & Del Vecchio, F. B. (2018). Physical fitness predicts technical-tactical and time-motion profile in simulated Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu matches. PeerJ, 6, e4851.

I have read a lot of guides and watched many YT tutorials, but most of them are using 2 categorical and 1 numerical variable, thus, it does not work in my case.

Any help or guidance would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

I have a dataframe as:

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I'm a novice Python user and am having trouble resolving a key error. I have checked similar questions but am still unable to resolve my issue. Below is the error, followed by the code. I'd appreciate any insights.

Some context: I have a PowerShell script that gets information about users and their licenses on Azure, and then saves that information to CSV file. It works locally. My goal is to have this script automatically run on Azure (I'm trying to do it in an Azure Function App) once a month, and then have the created CSV file be emailed to a specified email. However all I want to figure out right now is how to get the list of users so that the script can at least just run without errors.

I have very little experience with PowerShell and Azure Function Apps, so I'm stuck on a few errors I'm getting. I have spent the last few days troubleshooting to no luck.

Here is the beginning of the script that I can run from my local PowerShell:

I am trying to implement react-native-maps in my App (react native version 64.1)

This is the source I'm using to integrate maps to my app

when I try to sync my project using Android Studio I get these errors (screenshot):

The note below the PerformEval abstract operation says:

The eval code cannot instantiate variable or function bindings in the variable environment of the calling context that invoked the eval if the calling context is evaluating formal parameter initializers or if either the code of the calling context or the eval code is strict mode code. Instead such bindings are instantiated in a new VariableEnvironment that is only accessible to the eval code. Bindings introduced by let, const, or class declarations are always instantiated in a new LexicalEnvironment.

Question:

What is meant by "if the calling context is evaluating formal parameter initializers"? What is a "parameter initializer"?

There is only one other reference to the term "parameter initializer" in the spec in Note 3 of 9.2.10. This note says:

Parameter Initializers may contain direct eval expressions. Any top level declarations of such evals are only visible to the eval code (10.2). The creation of the environment for such declarations is described in 14.1.22.

I interpreted this as meaning that if a parameter initializer expression contains an eval call, then any variables created inside that eval call are not instantiated in the parameter scope. So, in the example below, I was expecting a ReferenceError to be thrown since c shouldn't be instantiated in the parameter scope:

I'm currently struggeling with my BibLaTeX file. I wanna separate the bibtex entries which are connected by the last name of the author (as you can see with the first and second entry). Also i wanna turn the (Hrsg.) Tag like the rest of the author information in bold.

below you can find a mre where the magic happens.

regards and stay healthy!

Here I'm trying to create a actionlink between tabs, but I have many nested tabs within and since I'm calling the links from the nested tabs itself and not the main session, I'm not able to place the id's correctly.

I've looked into this question : Question , but this works for only the main session.

Here's a part of my reproducible code:

I normally use the United States-International keyboard layout. This layout has several keys set as "dead" keys for diacritic marks - for example, pressing ^ is a dead key; it appears to do nothing until the next key is hit; if that key is one that the circumflex is an allowable diacritic, it replaces it with the marked key - that is, if I press ^ then a, I will get â - but if I press a key that it's not an allowed diacritic for, I will get the circumflex followed by the letter, e.g., ^ follows by h gives me ^h.

I wrote a AHK script that adds the diacriticalized characters for Esperanto (see below). It used to work "transparently" and matched the behavior described above. However, recently, the behavior seems to have changed: it no longer "swallows" the diacritic, and inserts a backspace before inserting the character desired.

In other words, if I type "The Esperanto character that sounds like English 'ch' is " and then type ^ then c, it replaces the space following "is" with the ĉ, and on the next keystroke, whatever it is, acts like I had hit ^ then that key.

Why? and How do I fix this?