widen | A library for narrowing and widening characters | Data Manipulation library

For targets you can use a column index number (indexing is zero-based):

for ordering them, try changing the facet_wrap like this:

facet_wrap( ~ cat_f + cntry, scales = "free_x", strip.position = "bottom")

To remove the labels, you can remove both using strip.text.x and then use geom_text to add the country name to the plots:

theme(strip.text.x = element_blank()) + geom_text(aes(label = cntry, x = Inf, y = Inf), vjust = 2, hjust = 2)

You will have to adjust the arguments x, y, vjust and hjust to according to the final size of your plot.

My suggestion is to present the information on the gap as colours and shapes, as the plot below:

I don't understand the intended output; is this what you are trying to do?

Yeah, this is a pain point in TypeScript. A while back I filed microsoft/TypeScript#30680 to request some simple way to annotate generic function signatures to infer types as if the caller had used a const assertion, without requiring the caller to actually do that. That feature request is still open, but I don't know when or if it will be implemented.

For now, there are tricks to getting similar behavior, but they are mysterious to the uninitiated. One way which seems to work fairly consistently is to have two generic type parameters, one corresponding to the actual value being passed in (call it T), and the other corresponding to the part of that type you want to infer narrowly (call it N). Then you constrain T to the relevant type, using N to represent the part with literals in it, and constrain N to a union containing string, number, and boolean. Like this:

From Java 11 onwards, the java command is able to compile and run a single Java source file with a static void main(String[]) entry point method. (This feature was added as JEP 330.)

The online tutorials are correct for Java 10 and earlier, and they are correct for cases where more than one Java source file needs to be compiled.

Instead of pivot_longer, we can do this easily with uncount

max is provided on Int via implicit extension method. Try

Try using self.project.id or use id instead of pk

Or use Project.objects.create method with necessary fields

Ok I think i've answered my question, so I'll post my answer here but if there a better solution I'm open to that and will keep this open for another day before closing:

Solution: