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libname xldata xlsx 'C:/Users/user/Documents/WB.xlsx'; proc print data=xldata.abc; run; I want to read and access Excel sheet, but I get this error: 1 OPTIONS NONOTES NOSTIMER NOSOURCE ...
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I've been working on the 'multiplication / division and general expressions' portion of my parser in Rust complains that () is not an iterator when I try to fold over the repeated operator-expr pairs. ...
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I inherited a custom Python library and a Databricks instance that I haven't had to do much with, but this last week I had to make changes to a function in the codebase. I thought Databricks was ...
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I'm currently searching for a solution to read a pdf and convert it to an excel. For now I found the "tabula-py" library, which seems to be good. But I'm not quite sure because the pdf has ...
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The problem with this piece of code is that I am unable to import Client from the pinecone library. I tried to uninstalling and reinstalling different versions none of them worked. I also tried it ...
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Commonly the linker is only invoked once. A linear list of input files can be specified for symbol resolution; there are flags for looping through the linker inputs. But for more sophisticated ...
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Context: I am a somewhat seasoned C++ and Python developer, and a beginner in Rust with no experience in assembly or machine code following the blogOS guide trying to create a minimal kernel that ...
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I recently started using code::blocks on Linux (Linux Mint). I've been trying to install GTK and its dependencies for C++. I started by downloading each of the dependencies as a .tar.xz file, and then ...
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I've been trying to install pywin32 and pypiwin32 in my work laptop since i was looking to automate downloading few files from outlook and storing them manually but im getting this error below. It's ...
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Am having a problem with external references of libraries. I need to access the ogg libraries from xiph.org. I have simplified it down to the following. This works: in main.cpp #include "...
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The SBC in this case is the beaglebone black and/or beagley-ai. The later is the SBC with arm64 support. Now, does using the 64-bit processor support faster movements in threads compared to using a ...
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I am doing a painting app. I want to have an eraser as a cursor when I am erasing. I can set the picture for it, but the picture is formatted to 32x32 px. But I want it smaller. Does anyone know about ...
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In my project, I build several static libraries. I now want to know the directory where those projects were placed so I can later link with them. I have tried using get_target_properties for ...
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I have a notebook running in a docker container that has the following abbreviated project structure: /usr/src/root/ ├── folderA/ │ └── __init__.py │ └── folderB/ │ └── __init__.py │ └─...
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I'm trying to run the following example code in Visual Studio: #define MA_NO_DECODING #define MA_NO_ENCODING #include "miniaudio.h" #include <stdio.h> #ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__ #include &...
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