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Plotly-Dash stock app in python, with clientside callback (yaxis autoscale on xaxis zoom)

由 时光总嘲笑我的痴心妄想 提交于 2021-01-05 07:07:40
问题 I'm creating a simple stock chart app in dash-plotly (python) whith an xaxis slider. When sliding the xaxis, I want the yaxis to dynamically rescale to the view. I think I have managed to get the callback function to trigger when sliding the xaxis scale through the 'relayoutData' hook. But instead of updating the yaxis the script throws errors. I'm not sure of the proper syntax to update layout from a callback function. Any ideas? Here is my code so far. It runs, but yaxis is set at run time,

Can Amazon Auto Scaling Service work with Elastic Map Reduce Service?

由 无人久伴 提交于 2019-12-25 09:35:38
问题 since amazon web service need to pay, so just wanna ask ppl who had worked on it before i jump into it, and confirm some knowledge about it. Question one: In Amazon auto scaling service, it says can scale up and down instances. that does this mean? does it mean changing the type of instance? or can start/stop more/less instance base on the condition define? Question two: can the auto scaling framework work with map reduce? for example, if i have a extreme case, i will have endless tasks, and

AutoScaleMode.Font and Dynamically added controls

由 百般思念 提交于 2019-12-11 03:33:47
问题 I've been having some trouble scaling controls in my application properly with the form font size. The problem is that the form dynamically adds controls in response to user actions. Any controls that are on the form when the font size is initially set scale perfectly, but those added afterwards have issues. Their font scales properly, but their position and size don't. To see this in action, create a simple project with an empty form and paste in the following code: public partial class

Visual Studio and DPI issue

由 倾然丶 夕夏残阳落幕 提交于 2019-12-01 22:57:11
问题 I am developing a Windows Forms application using VS2008 on Windows Vista. I tried to run my application on Windows XP the other day, and everything on GUI was messed up. I realized that I developed the application using 120 Dpi setting on Windows Vista and my XP was set to 96 dpi. My application has several UserControls and all of them shrinks even in the Visual Studio itself if I change my DPI to 96. I am sure a lot of people are using Visual Studio in high DPIs these days. So how can make

Visual Studio and DPI issue

由 别说谁变了你拦得住时间么 提交于 2019-12-01 21:05:55
I am developing a Windows Forms application using VS2008 on Windows Vista. I tried to run my application on Windows XP the other day, and everything on GUI was messed up. I realized that I developed the application using 120 Dpi setting on Windows Vista and my XP was set to 96 dpi. My application has several UserControls and all of them shrinks even in the Visual Studio itself if I change my DPI to 96. I am sure a lot of people are using Visual Studio in high DPIs these days. So how can make sure that my GUI does not get messed up both in Visual Studio and runtime? EDIT: I have read couple
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