e.g. if my data is:
"Time":"12:00 AM", "Temp":90,
"Time":"12:01 AM", "Temp":91,
"Time":"12:02 AM", "Temp":92,
"Time":"12:05 AM", "Temp":95
Then I would expect the "12:05" value (95) to be spaced over by 3 seconds on the x axis.
Instead, it's right next to the 12:02 value (92).
As of now, I'm forcing such spacing by inserting nulls:
"Time":"12:00 AM", "Temp":90,
"Time":"12:01 AM", "Temp":91,
"Time":"12:02 AM", "Temp":92,
"Time":"12:03 AM", "Temp":null,
"Time":"12:04 AM", "Temp":null,
"Time":"12:05 AM", "Temp":95
But is there not a better way ??
Note I removed the brackets ({ / }) above, as including them triggered "appears to be invalid code" errors.
Thanks !
Not sure if you're still looking for a solution but this might help: http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/dataviz/chart#configuration-series.missingValues
The gist is, configure your chart with missingValues: "gap" and Kendo should add the missing gaps.
Note that this will make the chart have gaps on it, as in, where there are missing values, your chart will have a "hole". If you want a continuous chart, then the default "interpolation" option should help you there. I just assumed that's not what you wanted, since it should already be doing that by default and thus you wouldn't ask about it.
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I like the rjsf format api, it works great for me:
"format": "alphanumeric"
But I would like to assign multiple format rules to a single field, and use transformErrors api to display a different message for each, giving user more precise feedback about what's wrong. Something along the lines of:
"format": ["alphanumeric", "mustBeginWithLetter"]
but this array notation doesn't work and breaks the formatting instead :)
Is there a clean way to achieve what I want?
"allOf": [ {"format": "alphanumeric"}, {"format": "mustBeginWithLetter"} ]
I am using the vue-ctk-date-time-picker to display a date time picker modal where users can pick date and time. I use a minDate such that users cannot pick date and time less than the current date and time. This works perfectly with format YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss, but I needed the AM and PM format so I changed the format to YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm a. Now, the PM equivalent of the AM date is also being disabled.
For example, its 8:30 AM, so the picker disables all minutes upto 30 and users can only select 31, 32 and so on. But if I select PM, the minutes are still disabled, ie, the users are only able to pick from 31, when its not even PM yet.
Has anyone faced this problem? Is there a problem with package itself?
For anyone else having this problem, this is the solution according to the document here: https://github.com/chronotruck/vue-ctk-date-time-picker#behaviour
In order to avoid having too much properties in the component, We're
adding a behaviour property that is an object including some annex
behaviour values.
The default value for this object is:
{
time: {
nearestIfDisabled: true;
}
}
To override those values, pass a new object with the values you want
to override:
<ctk-date-time-picker
:behaviour="{
time: {
nearestIfDisabled: false
}
}"
/>
This should be a very simple one (been searching for a solution all day - read a thousand and a half posts).
I put a test row in my HBASE table in hbase shell:
put 'iEngine','testrow','SVA:SourceName','Journal of Fun'
I can get the value for a column family using the REST API in DHC Chrome:
https://ienginemaster.azurehdinsight.net/hbaserest/iEngine/testrow/SVA
I can't seem to get it for the specific cell: https://ienginemaster.azurehdinsight.net/hbaserest/iEngine/testrow/SVA:SourceName
{
"Row": [{
"key": "dGVzdHJvdw==",
"Cell": [{
"column": "U1ZBOlNvdXJjZU5hbWU=",
"timestamp": 1440602453975,
"$": "Sm91cm5hbCBvZiBGdW4="
}]
}]
}
I get back a 400 error.
When successfully asking for just the family, I get back:
I tried replacing the encoded value for SVA:SourceName, and a thousand other things. I'm assuming I'm missing something simple.
Also, the following works:
hbase(main):012:0> get 'iEngine', 'testrow', 'SVA:SourceName'
COLUMN CELL
SVA:SourceName timestamp=1440602453975, value=Journal of Fun
1 row(s) in 0.0120 seconds
hbase(main):013:0>
I opened a case with Microsoft support. I received confirmation that it is a bug (IIS and the colon separator not working). They are working on a fix - they are slightly delayed as the decide on the "best" way to fix it.
I am trying to use a Start Date parameter in a tablix filter. The problem is the incoming data is in the following format, 6/06/2013 6:00:00, and does not include AM or PM - which is causing the filter not to work properly.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance
If you speak about AX:
You can use this function:
=Microsoft.Dynamics.Framework.Reports.DataMethodUtility.ConvertUtcToAxUserTimeZoneForUser(Parameters!AX_CompanyName.Value, Parameters!AX_UserContext.Value, Fields!StartDate, "t", Parameters!AX_RenderingCulture.Value)
Fields!StartDate is your DATE field
i never use "t", if it doesn't work try "tt", it will return if your time is "AM" or "PM"
I have a file.csv file with over 180,000 lines in it. I need to pick out only about 8 lines from it. Each of these lines has go the same id so this is what the file would look like:
"id", "name", "subid"
"1", "Entry no 1", "4234"
"1", "Entry no 2", "5233"
"1", "Entry no 3", "2523"
. . .
"1", "Entry no 8", "2322"
"2", "Entry no 1", "2344"
Is there a way for me to pick out just all the data with the id 1 or another numbers without indexing the whole file into a database (Either SQLITE or Core Data) since this would cause major performance issues for the app to have to index 180,0000 records. This is all for the iPhone and is on ios 5.
Thanks for the help.
Just parse the CSV and store the values in local variable. For parsing CSV via Objective-C checkout following tutorial(s):
http://www.macresearch.org/cocoa-scientists-part-xxvi-parsing-csv-data
http://cocoawithlove.com/2009/11/writing-parser-using-nsscanner-csv.html
Kind regards,
Bo
I would strongly recommend putting that in Core Data, sure it will be indexed but that is actually a good thing since your lookups will be wayyy faster, parsing that document every time is going to be way more demanding than looking it up in Core Data, the overhead is a small price to pay.
Sounds like a good job for Dave DeLong's CHCSVParser.
It works a bit like NSXMLParser, so you can just skip all the lines you don't want, and keep the 8 lines you do want.