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I am trying to import to Fipy a 3D mesh previously generated with Gmsh using the Gmsh3D function, like this:

I'm using the HAPI hapi-structures-v25 library with version 2.3 to parse HL7v2 message & convert that into FHIR resources. I'm facing a strange issue while receiving and parsing the HL7V2 message using HAPI via TCP listener.

Determine encoding for message. The following is the first 50 chars of the message for reference, although this may not be where the issue is: MSH|^~\&|OPENEMR|DrJhonDoe|TEST|UNKNOWN|20210216190432||ADT^A01^ADT_A01|60b647d4-b5a5-4fae-a928-d4a3849de3c8|T|2.5

Strange that I'm not getting this error when I'm trying to send this message as a string in main function. I'm getting this error only when I receive the data over TCP/IP to my Java function. I tried sending the HL7 message to my receiving TCP port using Mirth as well external tool & my result is same.

Here is the sample of my HL7v2 message Im trying to process

I have the following HL7 message from SQL output stored in the $Message variable:

I am using hl7apy to create a python script to generate hl7 messages with the data from a pipe-delimited file.

My input file looks like this

/opt/kubernetes/bin/rke up --config /home/msh/rancher-cluster.yml

the rancher-cluser.yml file contains:

Template string being written as literal in Mirth (v3.10) transformer mapping? I am trying to fill the HL7 (v2.3) MSH.7 (date/time) field in a message from a Mirth Source Transformer by mapping the MSH[7] field to the javascript one-liner

Here is the Code (Run this to see what's the problem) => https://github.com/x0axz/CustomRenderer

In my Xamarin App, there is a Custom Camera Renderer for Android, which is being called from ViewModel through MessagingCenter.Send(this, "A");.

I'm trying to import my mesh file (.msh) from Gmsh 4.7.0 into FiPy==3.4.2.1 (Windows 10)(Python 2.7.9). This mesh was created using open source FEM software (Cast3M) and then it was exported to Gmsh as .MED file. Gmsh was viewing perfectly my mesh without any problem with the same number of elements and nodes. Then I proceed to export the mesh as .msh file from Gmsh. (File----Export----msh file---save). I was doing:

I have a code and I want to put it in a for loop. I want to input some data stored as files into my code and based on the each input, generate outputs automatically. At the moment, my code is only working for one input file and consequently gives one output. My input file is named as model000.msh, but the fact is that I have a series of these input files with the names model000.msh, model001.msh, and so on. In the code I am doing some calculation on the imported file and finally compare it to a numpy array (my_data) that is generated by another numpy array (ID) having one column and thousands of rows. ID array is the second variable which I want to iterate over. ID is making my_data through a np.concatenate function. I want to use each column of ID to make my_data (my_data=np.concatenate((ID[:,iterator], gr), axis =1)). So, I want to iterate over several files, then extract arrays from each file (extracted), then follow the loop with generating my_data from each column of ID and do calculations on my_data and extracted and finally export results of each iteration with a dynamic naming method (changed_000, changed_001 and so on). This is my code fo one single input and one single my_data array (made by an ID that has only one column), but I want to change iterate over several input files and several my_data arrays and finally several outputs: