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I have already associated my PyQt5 Gui with Excel.

I would like to input '2000' into Excel via PyQt5 Gui program even if I do not input anything on it.

The explanation photo is below:

even if I do not input anything in PyQt5 Gui,

'2000' should be typed in Excel.

However, the point is if anything input in PyQt5 Gui, it should be written in Excel as it was written on PyQt5.

The code that I made is below:

I am trying to create a shiny App that offers users a choice of canned reports from a database that renders reactively, and then offers users the option to download a pdf of their desired report. I am running into trouble getting knitr to discover pdflatex to make the pdf. I originally tried using MikTex, but on advice of other posts removed MikTex and instead used tinytex. I followed the guidance here: https://yihui.org/tinytex/r/#debugging. The shiny app works fine, but when I click the download button, R initially starts the process of compiling, but once I click save when the dialog button launches, R throws this error (I include the verbose output as suggested by Yuhui Xie - the tinytex package author):

Once an item is selected on a combo, it should get removed from the others, unless it's "No use".

I made three options of QComboBox, and each of those contains the same items.

The explanation is this:

• QCombobox Tug 1 has total 4 items ('No Use', '207HR', '306DR', 'Jupiter')

• QCombobox Tug 2 has total 4 items ('No Use', '207HR', '306DR', 'Jupiter')

• QCombobox Tug 3 has total 4 items ('No Use', '207HR', '306DR', 'Jupiter')

The default value of those Qcombobox is 'No Use'.

How can I remove the selected value of QComboBox Tug 1 from QComboBox Tug 2?

The point is that 'No Use' shall not be removed; only an item from among '207HR', '306DR', and 'Jupiter'.

The Code i made is below:

So I am trying to annotate the total sum above this whole stacked bar chart.

I managed to get the sum but not the total height of the stacked bar chart so therefore it looks something like this:

I know there are some related/similar posts but I can't figure out how to get the total height.

Here is my code:

• I have the following dataset of the Olympic games.
• I am trying to find out the number of won medals(I want to see them separate Gold/Silver/Bronze) of all sports in a specific country.
  • In Germany how many medals(Gold/Silver/Bronze) have been won for Football, Gymnastics, etc.

I want to display them after that in something like this:

but instead of the countries there, I want to see the sport types.

I tried something like this:

My son and I are trying to implement one of the fun-science.org microbit tutorials - building a "tug of war" game. Essentially, 10 presses on button A moves the sprite closer to that button and the same applies on button B. When you hit the edge of the screen, music plays and a message is scrolled on the screen before the game restarts.

We've got it fully working, but once the game has been won, it doesn't seem to reset properly. It works fine on the simulator, but not on the physical device (a microbit 2).

Once the game is won, the behaviour is erratic. It usually puts the sprite back in the middle, sometimes not, but frequently, one button doesn't work in the next game. Occasionally both stop working. In every situation, a restart fixes things.

Is there something wrong with the code? I've wondered whether the music / message is corrupting something and I need to put a wait in for it to complete. I've re-downloaded the hex file and re-flashed the microbit several times, so I think I've eliminated a corrupt code file.

Javascript version of code shown below, but it was actually built in blockly using the Microsoft MakeCode tool.

So i am new in big data management and in hadoop ,but i cant understand my programm's behavior even with my java experience. So first i am going to give my code and my input: This is the mapper and reducer code.

I learned over the years that there are some packages I should not install via Homebrew or MacPorts:

• For complicated reasons TeX/LaTeX should be installed directly, not through HB/MP.
• Through experiments, it seems that Qt should likewise be installed directly.

For Python I'm on the fence. I prefer installing it separately. But like Qt, brew packages that depend on it will anyway install Python or Qt. Then it's a matter of making sure one's PATH is set correctly.

I still have too little experience with Node.js, npm, and webpack. Can you share your experiences? What's easier to maintain, Node.js &co installed through Homebrew or directly?

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Unfortunately, I fail to knit an *.Rmd file in RStudio to PDF that includes fontawesome-icons. However, when knitting to output: html_document in renders perfectly.

Info:

• I am using R version 4.0.3 with RStudio 1.3.1056
• I have installed the latest TeX Live distribution

The following example contains elements taken from RStudio's Github:

Icon renders in HTML: