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How to read and access Excel sheets using xlsx engine
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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Rust Chumsky parser: () is not an iterator when folding repeated (BinOp, Expr)
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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Update Python Library in Databricks Cluster
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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Convert complex pdf to an excel
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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ImportError: cannot import name 'Client' from 'pinecone' (unknown location)
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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Can linking be nested (e.g. by using intermediate object files)? [duplicate]
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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In kernel development, why do developers avoid pasting in high level libraries directly to the kernel?
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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How to install libraries in Code::Blocks on Linux
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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Issue Installing pywin32 on Work Laptop (Corporate Environment)
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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How do I create a library in linux from c++ code with external references
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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Does running source for Stepper Motors on an ARM64 SBC conclude in slower speeds of the Motor compared to using coprocessors?
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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Resizing custom cursor in Java swing
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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CMake - Cannot find library output property [duplicate]
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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Jupyter notebook import issues [duplicate]
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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Macros and functions can't be found in .h file [closed]
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 &...