Tutorial by Examples: cs

MCVE's should start the Shiny app when they are copied in the console. An easy way to do this is using the shinyApp function. For example: why is my checkbox not responding? library(shiny) ui <- fluidPage( checkboxInput('checkbox', 'click me'), verbatimTextOutput('text') ) serv...

Developers often need to design web sites that allow users to upload a CSV file. Usually there is no reason to save the actual CSV file since the data will processed and/or stored in a database once uploaded. However, many if not most, PYTHON methods of parsing CSV data requires the data to be rea...

There are three different properties for styling list-items: list-style-type, list-style-image, and list-style-position, which should be declared in that order. The default values are disc, outside, and none, respectively. Each property can be declared separately, or using the list-style shorthand p...

if object_id('tempdb.dbo.#temp') is not null drop table #temp create table #temp ( dateValue datetime, category varchar(3), amount decimal(36,2) ) insert into #temp values ('1/1/2012', 'ABC', 1000.00) insert into #temp values ('2/1/2012', 'DEF', 500.00) insert into #temp value...

To get a value use the .getPropertyValue() method element.style.getPropertyValue("--var") To set a value use the .setProperty() method. element.style.setProperty("--var", "NEW_VALUE")

Data annotations are a way of adding more contextual information to classes or members of a class. There are three main categories of annotations: Validation Attributes: add validation criteria to data Display Attributes: specify how the data should be displayed to the user Modelling Attributes...

It is also possible to have an user upload csv's to your Shiny app. The code below shows a small example on how this can be achieved. It also includes a radioButton input so the user can interactively choose the separator to be used. library(shiny) library(DT) # Define UI ui <- shinyUI(flui...

Locators by themselves do not return an element which can be interacted with in Protractor, they are simply instructions that indicate Protractor how to find the element. To access the element itself, use this syntax: element(locator); element.all(locator); Note: the element(s) is not actually...

def append_to_csv(input_string): with open("fileName.csv", "a") as csv_file: csv_file.write(input_row + "\n")

Let's say a user wants to select data from different tables. A table is specified by the user. function get_value(p_table_name varchar2, p_id number) return varchar2 is value varchar2(100); begin execute immediate 'select column_value from ' || p_table_name || ...

Example below inserts value into the table from the previous example: declare query_text varchar2(1000) := 'insert into my_table(id, column_value) values (:P_ID, :P_VAL)'; id number := 2; value varchar2(100) := 'Bonjour!'; begin execute immediate query_text using id, value; end; / ...

Let's update table from the first example: declare query_text varchar2(1000) := 'update my_table set column_value = :P_VAL where id = :P_ID'; id number := 2; value varchar2(100) := 'Bonjour le monde!'; begin execute immediate query_text using value, id; end; /

The default style files generated and compiled by @angular/cli are css. If you want to use scss instead, generate your project with: ng new project_name --style=scss If you want to use sass, generate your project with: ng new project_name --style=sass

In this example we are going to implement spring-data-elasticsearch project to store POJO in elasticsearch. We will see a sample maven project which does the followings: Insert a Greeting(id, username, message) item on elasticsearch. Get All Greeting items which have been inserted. Update a Gr...

In this example we are going to see a maven based spring boot application which integrates spring-data-elasticsearch. Here, we will do the followings and see the respective code segments. Insert a Greeting(id, username, message) item on elasticsearch. Get all items from elasticsearch Update a s...

To develop applications for iOS, you need to have a Mac, an Apple developer account (to publish to the App Store; costs $100 annually), the free XCode application on your Mac, and ideally some iOS devices to test with. Experience with either of the programming languages Swift or Objective-C is necc...