I am somewhat new to Jupyter book and stackoverflow, so forgive me if the question isn't up to par.
I am trying to include a within-page Table of Contents in my Jupyter book project. I am wondering how to make the diplyed table of contents show more then one level os subsections.
Here is what I am after, from the Jupyter book documentation.
In my project only the first level of subsections is displayed.
Has it something to do with the _toc.yml file?
Any help is greatly apriciated!
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I've referenced this question: Change mimetype for VSC Jupyter Notebook ouput
And thoroughly googled, but I still can't seem to change the mime type of my Jupyter Notebook. I have 2 .jpnyb files opened, one has the option of mimetypes of text/html, text/plain and the other gives a weird one of application/vnd.somemorewords
Here is a picture of what the difference between the two look like within the command palette when attempting to change the presentation. First file: https://ibb.co/yBkmVdz Second file: https://ibb.co/vhcz866
Where is the first file grabbing the mimetypes from? I can't find any information on a location of a file (settings.json has been edited) that just sets the standard across the board for the entire VS Code app. Please help if you can!
I've done a search of package.json files on my computer and looked at over 50+ files for some sort of information of the notebook display order and renderer.
I also tried changing the User settings for the work space referencing the question that I linked above.
I wanna use postgresql's text search capability for one of my projects. The language supported gonna be in english and indonesian. Unfortunately, I can't find indonesian config to be used. (example is here https://www.cs.hmc.edu/~geoff/ispell-dictionaries.html)
Looking at https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/textsearch-dictionaries.html, it seems I can make my own custom stopwords, affix, and dic files. I already found and load the stopwords file (from https://github.com/masdevid/ID-Stopwords), meanwhile for the affix (the rule looks like here http://indodic.com/affixeng.html) I can't seem to find the file, or the way to write the affix/dic file.
Can someone point out to me how, or possibly where can I find some information in more details?
The Ispell link referenced in the PostgreSQL documentation has the following information:
Complete documentation for ispell, including documentation of the affix-file format, comes with the distribution kit in Unix manual-page format. If you have ispell installed on your machine, you should be able to type "man ispell" to view it. For convenience and browsing, the primary manual page for ispell is also available online.
You will have to study that, then you can create an affix file.
This is the first time we decided to use QlikSense. So I am a newbie.
I have developed a sheet for a table report.
I loaded a lot of data and I made a lot of renames on the fields when they are loaded from the database to look pretier for searching in the Analytics tab.
In order to show my progress to my boss I had to publish my work. He wanted to use another type of user. So I published the App, but I lost the ability to edit anything especially the data loading. Unfortunately that means I have to restart my work.
Any suggestions on how to restore my progress?
(It sounds to be an off-topic question probably...because there is no code in here)
I want to enter large amount of data in twincat3 as an array.
I have 6000*2 matrix(one column as time and other one is value corresponding of function).
I read this link of Beckhoff but it was a bit hazy for me. I'm looking for a simple example of how to load and use excel data in twincat3.
any help would be appreciated.
The link you included references the TF6429 Connectivity module. Here's a link to the documentation for that module. The specifics are in the documentation. As an FYI - the minimum steps you'll need to take are:
Download that module
Add it as a new TwinCat Connectivity project to your solution.
Add your excel sheet as a database connection.
Refer to chapter 6 of the documentation for PLC API instructions.
Best of luck!
I'm just getting started with Sandcastle, trying to build a conceptual help file without any code component at all. I've got a basic framework working, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to get things into the Table of contents. As I understand it the TOC is based on the contents of the Content Layout.content file, but all I can add are FILES not links within a file.
Is there some syntax that will allow me to have a section within a file appear as a TOC entry? I'm working with some AML files provided by a client, and they include lots of tags that look like this:
<section address="_Toc190084020">
but the _Toc is apparently meaningless, because they don't appear anywhere.
cheers,
Marc
I asked this same question on the SHFB website (https://shfb.codeplex.com/discussions) and got an answer from Eric Woodruff, the maintainer of the project.
It turns out that the table of contents is based strictly on the files included in the project, so the only way to get more TOC entries is to break it into more files.