pawnee | An attempt to make a better server provisioning system
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- Installs the installed packages in the package .
- Output a new gem
- Parses the given argument and parses the given options .
- Execute a build file
- Initialize a new connection .
- Inserts a file into a destination .
- Return the package version number of package packages in the package .
- install a package
- Defines a puppet action .
- Add a block to the block .
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QUESTION
I have 1000 points of county name data. (ok_field) Also, there are weather data for 1 to 10 days. (m) This data is a datalist.
(The size of the data is so large that if you use the data below as an example, I am grateful!)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 06:50This uses a loop to populate the data frame that you desire.
QUESTION
For the given dataframe as follows:
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Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 06:48I think you need GroupBy.agg, but because some rows are excluded like id=1, then add them by DataFrame.join with all unique pairs id and address in df2, last replace missing values in result_count columns:
QUESTION
I am creating a map where clicking the marker or a checkbox opens or closes the markers infowindow. Multiple infowindows will be visible simultaneously. My code so far works, except closing the infowindow from the checkbox closes the last opened infowindow, rather than the one that corresponds to that checkbox's marker.
I suspect I am not using infowindow.close properly, I've tried
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 13:40You only have a reference to a single infowindow. To have multiple infowindows open at a time, and close them, you need to keep references to all of the infowindows. The simplest way to do that is to attach them to their associated marker.
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I have a list of addresses that I would like to put into a dataframe where each row is a new address and the columns are the units of the address (title, street, city).
However, the way the list is structured, some addresses are longer than others. For example:
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Answered 2019-Feb-05 at 20:08Addresses, especially those produced by human input can be tricky. But, if your addresses only fit those two formats this will work:
Note: If there is an additional format you have to account for, this will print the culprit.
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I am trying to set up an alarm in a piece of weather software to look at a forecast for my area and tell me if the word "severe" appears in the upcoming forecast. I am looking at the following text file (shortened down a bit):
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Answered 2018-Jun-30 at 18:33You started this well, but at the puting together part, you have to write two more RegEx and replace
[Regex one for the city] [Regex two for the TONIGHT] [RegEx 3 for severe]
with
[Regex one for the city] [Plus one for Any but no city] [Regex two for the TONIGHT] [Plus One for Any but new section] [RegEx 3 for severe]
Thats for start ...
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