I have a line chart
ts_chart = figure(plot_width=700, plot_height=400, tools=[hovertool, SaveTool()], x_axis_type='datetime')
ts_chart.line(x_field,y_field,source=source, line_color=color,)
but for some reason the last dot is connected to the first dot.
Any ideas what could cause this.
Thanks for the help!
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So I wrote this line on my .vimrc:
nnoremap ,, mtA;<Esc>`<space>t
If I do it by myself everything is allright, but if I use the mapp (,,) It tells me that is a unknown mark. Any idea?
The issue is with the <space> you have in between ` and t to restore the `t mark.
In the comments you mentioned that ` is a dead key in your keyboard layout, but that doesn't really play a part in a mapping expansion, since in a way you're already typing ` followed by a "space" to enter a literal ` in the mapping expansion.
Fix it by removing the <space>:
nnoremap ,, mtA;<Esc>`t
I am trying to add specific labels to my axes in R. I have read numerous posts indicating to use the expression function and brackets to do this. The label I want to add to my axis starts and ends with a subscript.
plot(1:10, xlab=expression([10]'x'[5])
Starting the label with a subscript results in an error:
Error: unexpected '[' in "plot(1:10, xlab=expression(["
I have attempted to add in empty quotation marks as a form of placeholder, but it doesn't seem to work.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need to separate multiple subscripts with an asterisk (*), and start the expression with an empty string
plot(1:10, xlab=expression(''[10]*'x'[5]))
I try take of two word in this string, the first one and the the end:
radius-bottom-left-bgc
radius-bottom-left-l
radius-bottom-left-bgc
radius-bottom-left-l
etc...
I need keep just the middle ?
top-left
$display_prop= preg_replace('/^(\w{6})\-(\w{3,6})\-(\w{4,5})\-(\w{6})$/','$2-$3', $display_prop);
echo $display_prop.'<br>';
my echo display
radius-top-left-bgc
radius-top-right-bgc
radius-bottom-right-bgc
radius-bottom-left-bgc
radius-top-left-l
radius-bottom-right-l
What' wrong with my regex ?
Thanks
Your last capturing group doesn't match your example..
Your last capturing group is (\w{6}), but for your example data it should be (\w{1,3}).
Fix that and it should work. :)
I wish to include a subscript and a title running into two lines at the same time but am not getting desired result with following commands:
base<-'B1'
compare<-'A1'
plot (1, 1, main = bquote('Annual mean' ~CO[2] ~'Flux Difference: \n' ~.(compare)~ 'minus'~.(base)))
I wish to insert a line break after 'Flux Difference' but its not happening instead this term is hanging nowhere. Please help me.
Thanks,
Munish
This is a fairly common request and there is no really clean answer. Plotmath will not accept a "\n" (and the help page documents this.) One dodge is to use each line as an argument to the plotmath function atop. The other plotmath trick sometimes of use is phantom with an empty argument list to allow the tilde not to throw an error, but that is not needed here:
plot (1, 1, main = bquote( atop('Annual mean' ~CO[2] ~'Flux Difference:' ,
.(compare)~ 'minus'~.(base))) )
I want to create a simple multiline Alert popup
Alert.show("Blah\\nBlah")
shows Blah\nBlah when what I really want is two lines, one Blah each.
If it is anything like most languages, then you only need to have \n to get a new line. having \\n is saying that you actually do want to draw a \ because normally the back slash is used to say you're about to do some thing special.
Try:
Alert.show("Blah\nBlah")