roads | An isomophic web framework | Application Framework library

I have two tables branch and roadname each branch have many roadnames. I need to add this roadname on the selected branch. One branch can have multiple roads. I am not able to insert the values please guide me through.

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Here is my code:

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I have looked over the responses to previous zip downloading questions and I keep running into problems. I used BeatifulSoup to identify a particular zip file I want to download using the following code:

this is my first time trying to convert a txt file to parquet format so please bear with me.

I have a txt file which originally looks like this:

I am making a Discord bot command where you can build a city. There is a list command I am trying to make which lists all of the roads and places made in the city. Both of them keep having "undefined" before the first line in the value place. Here is what I get in my embed: the places, the roads

Here is my code for both of the commands:

At the outset, let me just add that I am using Anylogic for the first time, please be understanding.
I have strange problem with conversion GIS .shp file to road network.

I follow the directions in the documentation (I'm trying to do exactly the same as in the documentation example):
https://anylogic.help/markup/converting-roads.html

My GIS map before conversion:

My GIS map after conversion:

As you can see, Anylogic generated a lot of road networks for me. It should all be in one road network. For this reason, there are no intersections and this is the biggest problem. It does not generate intersections at all, but joints these roads somehow artificially ...

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? Why no intersections are generated and everything is thrown into separate road networks? In the example from the documentation, the intersections have been generated.

I am using Anylogic Professional 30 days trial. Previously I was using the Personal Learning Edition version and there was exactly the same problem.

Is it possible to not have roads displayed in an OpenStreetMap? For instance, using this code (see How to get map to show only desired portion):

So, I’m learning python and discord.py, and out of a bot with 500 lines of code, I only asked help with one item. The rest, I’ve been researching myself and trial and error. I’m currently at a cross roads, and would like some advice which route to take. I’m not looking to ask how, I’ll figure that on my own ( hopefully ).

So, I have a bot running on my Windows PC, only running on a single server, which is my own. The bot returns an embedded message with a list of inactive users, which is based on a series of roles. After a few nested IF statements, it adds the field with person.mention. Then posts the list to a specific channel, mentioning them all.

As per rules, they have 48 hours to improve their activity, which will modify their roles.

So, while the first command works like a charm, I’m looking to create a second command that goes through the list of users from the previous “audit” ( typically about 15-30 people ) check them to see if their activity has improved ( if set of roles exist ) and report back in a staff channel “Members out of compliance, and subject to removal:” then the list of saved users wiped for the next audit. ( twice a month )

To do this, I need to research how, but for the sake of saving me time, I’m asking which route should I investigate and why? Text File? DB? Or JSON?

I appreciate everyone’s input.

I have 40,000 road linestrings stored in a BigQuery table and I want to find all of the unique intersections for them. I found out how to do this in postGIS here (https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/20835/identifying-road-intersections-using-postgis/151277#151277) but I can't use this code in BigQuery because I can't group by a geography.

In my code below, the value passed by the for loop is not in the list that is being iterated. I am coding a simple pathfinding function in which a start and an end point are passed, and the output is the pathway to get from the start point to the end point. The dictionary called connections has a key for all the points on the map, with the value being a list of all the other points it is connected to. You can only get from one point to another via the NODEs (think Nodes are like roads and the letters are houses).

In this case, I input a start point of 'A' and an end point of F. The expected output is: