Yes, I know this subject has been covered before: Python idiom to chain (flatte开发者_如何学Cn) an infinite iterable of finite iterables?
I am new to Mathematica. I will try to do my best to write it effectively. I have two questions: Q1: I have three tables which give me values as {x1,y1,z1} ,{x2,y2,z2}...The code is given below:
Let\'s say my list is about 1,000,000 entries long. To acess an item, the time would be O(500,000), which seems very long to me.
I have the folowing nested list structure: HTML: <div id=\"my_nested_list\"> <ul> <li> Item label
say I have this list: li = [[\"0\", \"20\", \"ar\"], [\"20\", \"40\", \"asdasd\"], [\"50\", \"199\", \"bar\"], [\"24\", \"69\", \"sarkozy\"]]
I have a huge mess of a nested list that looks something like this, just longer: fruit_mess = [[\'watermelon,0,1.0\\n\'], [\'apple,0,1.0\\n\'], [\'\"pineapple\",0,1.0\\n\'], [\'\"strawberry, banana\"
I have a nested list which must be filled with new data based on what does user select in an Ext.Carousel.
In this nested list example: http://jsfiddle.net/7e2gs/, the accept function on the droppable items is returning the expected value (false, when the droppable is a child item of the draggable).
Okay my problem is that my nested sub categories should be hidden until I hover over the parent category but when I hover over the main parent category all the sub categories and sub sub categories ar
Using a modified version of (http://lwis.net/free-css-drop-down-menu/dropdown.simple.linear.html) I have created a nested list that goes down 3 levels.
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