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[Solved] How do I continuously update the graph using Plotly in the same URL without re-running the code?

• Thread starter Sankalp Bhatia
• Start date May 3, 2022

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Sankalp Bhatia Asks: How do I continuously update the graph using Plotly in the same URL without re-running the code?
I am writing a Python script that simply displays the fluctuations in Profit and Loss of my trading account.

Currently I'm running a loop in which a list with my PnL statement gets updated every second.

I want to plot the graph using Plotly such that it auto updates the graph in the same URL as and when the list updates.

Any help would be appreciated.

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• soap Boxx
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soap Boxx Asks: Git Push: What Syntax Used To Designate Git Repo Name
I searched for solution and this was the closest response

How do I push a new local branch to a remote Git repository and track it too?

but doesn't answer my question.

Trying to push a file to the git repository from origin where my file is located.

origin location: work/local/dir1/dir2/filename.txt

git repo location: work/local/ .git/

current working directory: ~/local

git push command I'm typing in the terminal is: git push origin ~/local/ .git/ -u

But keep getting this error message: fatal: remote part of refspec is not a valid name in ~local

It's not recognizing the pathname where the git repo was initialized due to incorrect syntax. What is the correct syntax for ?

Also is there a command to copy the git repo path name so it can be stored in a variable path name like master? That would greatly simplify the push command i.e.

git push origin master -u

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• arpit pandya
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arpit pandya Asks: How to get the scanned barcode number from the textbox in the WPF?
I am using USB barcode zebra DS2208-HC for scanning the barcode. I want scanned barcode number from the textbox.

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• user2690527
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user2690527 Asks: How to shrink boxes along the cross-axis of a flex layout with scroll bars (Firefox bug?)
Consider the following markup which is also available via this Fiddle:

Code:

                          <!DOCTYPR html> <html lang=""> <head>     <title>Flex Box Test</title>     <style>         * {             box-sizing: border-box;             position: relative;         }         html,         body {             height: 100%;             width: 100%;             padding: 0;             margin: 0;             display: flex;             flex-direction: column;             overflow: clip;         }         header,         div {             border-width: 6px;             border-style: solid;             text-align: center;             overflow: clip;         }         header,         #content,         #footer {             padding: 1em;         }         header {             border-color: #090;             background-color: #0c0;             color:  #030;             flex: none;         }         #application_container {             border-color: #c90;             background-color: #fc0;             color:  #330;             flex: auto;             display: flex;             flex-direction: row;         }         #sidebar {             border-color: #ccc;             background-color: #fff;             color:  #999;             flex: none;             width: 150px;         }         #workbench_container {             border-color: #f3f;             background-color: #f6f;             color:  #939;             flex: auto;             display: flex;             flex-direction: column;             overflow: clip auto;         }         #content_container {             border-color: #36c;             background-color: #69f;             color:  #039;             flex: 1 0 auto;         }         #content {             border-color: #900;             background-color: #c00;             color:  #300;         }         #content.small {             min-height: 150px;         }         #content.large {             min-height: 1500px;         }         #footer {             border-color: #999;             background-color: #ccc;             color:  #333;             flex: none;         }     </style> <head> <body>     <header>The header shall always be visible at the top</header>     <div id="application_container">         <div id="sidebar">This is the sidebar</div>         <div id="workbench_container">             <div id="content_container">                 <!-- Toggle the class between "small" and "large" to see the (failing) effect -->                 <div id="content" class="small">                     This is the real content whose size is unknown in advance.                     Hence, it is wrapped into a content container which is at least as large as the actual content,                     but can grow such that the footer is at the bottom.                 </div>             </div>             <div id="footer">                 For small content the footer shall be located at the bottom.                 But for large content the footer shall be placed at the end of the content and be scrolled as part of the (pink) workbench container.             </div>         </div>     </div> </body> </html>                        

which should give you the following box layout

The green header at the top and the left sidebar shall always remain at their fixed position of the viewport. The scrollable area shall be the pink box (called workbench_container in the code). As long as the content is small, they footer (grey box) shall be placed at the bottom of the viewable area as shown in the screenshot. But if the content becomes larger, the footer shall be scrolled as part of the pink box.

The markup works as intended for Chrome. But it does not work for Firefox. To test it, toggle the class of div#content between small and large. Firefox does not restrict the height of the pink box, but the height of the pink box grows together with its children (i.e. the content and the footer). Hence, no scrollbar appears.

Firefox shows a scrollbar as soon as div#workbench-container has an explicit (and too small) absolute height, e.g. adding

Code:

                          #workbench_container {     height: 200px; }                        

makes a scrollbar appear. But obviously, this is not a solution as I don't know the height in advance. If I set height: 100% nothing changes. According the the CSS specs this should assign the height of the nearest, positioned ancestor which is #application-container.

Is this a Firefox bug or do I miss something? How do make this work in a cross-browser compatible way? If it is a Firefox bug, how do I work around this bug?

As long as the view port is large enough the Firefox Developer tools show something like this:

• Content size: 275px
• Flexibility (element is growable): +18px
• Final size: 293px

However, in the bad case without sufficient space, we get

• Content size: 275px
• Flexibility (element is shrinkable): -18px
• Minimum size: 275px
• Final size: 275px In other words, the box is not shrinking (why?!) and instead a tiny padlock appears in the Firefox Developer Tools.

Additional constraints:

• The size of the footer is not known in advance as it shows user-provided content and hence may have several lines of text. Otherwise (if the size would be known), I could imagine a workaround using CSS calc, which is not an option here.

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• Back To I.T.
• 9 minutes ago
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Back To I.T. Asks: How To use Column with Comparison operators in SQL
I have a table of five columns. One of the columns is "Conditions" which has comparison operators. We have them in the columns so the client can manage it. How can we build a query where these comparison operators act as operators and not as values? Below there are three columns: Test Value , Conditions and Boundaries. There are numeric values in Test Value and comparison operators in Conditions. We want the Conditions to compare Test Value with Boundaries. Do I need to cast the Condition column as a string?

Code:

                          CASE    WHEN Test value "Condition' Boundaries Then 1    ELSE 0 END                        

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