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I currently have a chart that shows real-time information. I tried to disable the animation for the y-axis, because the dots hopped around which creates a weird effect. But I still want that new dots fade in smoothly along the x-axis. So I tried it with this configuration: const chartOptions: ChartOptions = { animations: { x: { duration: 500 }, y: false, }, // ... }; The result is no animation at all. Not on the y-axis, but also not on the x-axis. It doesn't look smooth anymore. What do I miss? Via Active questions tagged javascript - Stack Overflow https://ift.tt/FoRM2K3

I'm trying to make a button that saves your username but then goes away after you set it. this is my code: def printValue(): User = Name.player_name.get() label.config(text=f'Hi, {User}') Name.button.destroy() Name.player_name.destroy() def Name(): label.config(text="What's your name?") Name.player_name = Entry(root) Name.player_name.pack(pady=15) Name.button = Button(text="Change", command=printValue) Name.button.pack() source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72671126/tkinter-destroying-an-object-in-a-different-function-isnt-working

I have used import pandas as pd data = pd.read_csv('C:\Users\Dell\Downloads\8. Netflix Dataset.csv') but then it is showing this errorSyntaxError: (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 2-3: truncated \UXXXXXXXX escape After this I have also used data = pd.read_csv(r"C:\Users\Dell\Downloads\8. Netflix Dataset.csv") but it then shows FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\Users\\Dell\\Downloads\\8. Netflix Dataset.csv' source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72671994/why-jupyter-file-is-not-able-to-read-csv-file

I am using ws with Electron for making a desktop app. I have a WebSocket server which runs in the app, but the problem is that I can't get the IP address of that server. The IP address I'm looking for is that of the device which is listed under ipv4 of the ipconfig in CMD since I'm using Windows 11. The server.address() only returns "::" for the IP address and I need it instead saying "192.168.0.41". My code goes like this: wss = new WebSocket.Server({ port: 6000 }) return wss.address() // returns "::" for address Now on another post someone responded saying that .address() should be called after setting up the server. Well I tried it by making a new Node.js server and I got the same results for the address from the code below. const net = require("node:net") const s = net.createServer((socket) => {}) s.listen(() => { console.log("opened server on: ", s.address()) // returns "::" for address }) No

In following example playgroundSheet is globally defined. When run as below with the BH2, BL2: function testDates(DateLow, DateHigh) { var now = playgroundSheet.getRange('BH2').getValue();; var nowMilli = Number(now.getTime()).toFixed(0); var targetDate = playgroundSheet.getRange('BL2').getValue(); var targetDateMilli = Number(targetDate.getTime()).toFixed(0); var durationMilli = targetDateMilli - nowMilli; // return numberOfDays Logger.log(now); Logger.log(nowMilli); Logger.log(targetDate); Logger.log(targetDateMilli); Logger.log(durationMilli/day); } I get the results I desire: 11:00:18 AM Notice Execution started 11:00:20 AM Info Wed Jun 08 00:00:00 GMT-04:00 2022 11:00:20 AM Info 1654660800000 11:00:20 AM Info Sun Jun 12 00:00:00 GMT-04:00 2022 11:00:20 AM Info 1655006400000 11:00:20 AM Info 4.0 11:00:20 AM Info null 11:00:20 AM Info Wed Jun 08 00:00:00 GMT-04:00 2022 11:00:20 AM Info 1654660800000 11:00:20 AM

I am creating a web app (using thymeleaf, html, css, javascript) and I ran into a problem. Say I have a search bar and a button like this: Now this represents the functionality of an app and currently it can only search records from a table by their name. But I want to add some other functions like "search by population", "search by capital" etc. I was planning on creating a drop-down list next to the search bar where these options will be included, and the user will select from that list how he wants to search for a record. I can't see a way to do that. Currently this is a search bar code: <h4 class="left"> <form ui-jp="parsley" th:action="@{/events/showByState}" th:object="${myState}" method="get"> <div class="row m-b"> <div class="child">Search by State Name:</div> <div class="child"><i

I have an audio visualizer I've made and (I've increased the height cap of it so the problem is more clear) for some reason it just cuts off at a certain point and I haven't been able to figure it out. While the visualizer has this issue when oriented to the left like this, the problem does not exist when anchored normally to the bottom. Any help to figure this out would be greatly appreciated! How it looks now \/ How I want the height to look (but sideways so its extends to the end of the canvas horizontally) \/ This is the code for it: <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <script src="properties.js"></script> <script src="clockRefresh.js"></script> <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=DM Mono' rel='stylesheet'> <link href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Share Tech Mono' rel='stylesheet'> <sty