Well, I'm using Reactive Extension Event Handler to handle my app events, I run the headlines on the Yuri thread. I also use ControlSubular for However, recently I am getting cross thread exception despite using control scheduler and I do not know what the problem is. Code: Observable.FromEventPattern & Lt; String & gt; (CC, "UiAlertMessage", New Control Session ()) Subscribe (_ = & gt; {Alert Control. (Show this language, title, _.EventArgs.UppercaseFirst ());}); The new control scheduler (this) is not to run the code on the UI control thread, so I do not get cross threading exceptions? you should do Observable.FromEventPattern & lt; String & gt; (CC, "UiAlertMessage"). AboveOption (this). Subscribe (_ = & gt; {Alert Control. (Show this language, Titles, _.EventArgs.UppercaseFirst ());}); This is the standard way of sending a scheduler related to specific controls. Passing control scheduler as you have got subsc...
Is there any way, I can get some parameters from the header, cookies (log in userId in my case) , And then apply it in a form which I know who will deposit the ticket? SupportForm supportForm: form [supportTicket] = form (mapping ("question" -> text, "priority" -> text) (apply support ticket. (HelpText.update) What are the good practices here? What is the call to apply the request, when I can use it (and also a good practice?) Edit An issue, absolutely deceiving anyone if I were to create a hidden area with this value. It could Ript, but the issue may be re-used in any way to verify and return the form, it can not be sure how it ....
When I try to import rpy2, I get an error. Here is the code and error & gt; & Gt; & Gt; Import Traceback (Most Recent Call Final): File "C: \ PF \ WinPython-64bit-3.3.3.3 \ python-3.3.3.amd64 \ lib \ site-packages \ IPython \ core \ interactiveshell.py", line 2828 In the file, "ipython-input-148-c258a0f70d44" gt; Row 1, & lt; modules & gt; Import pandas.rpy.common file in runcode ajl (code_obj, self.user_global_ns, self.user_ns) file " C: \ PF \ WinPython-64bit-3.3.3.3 \ python-3.3.3.amd64 \ lib \ site-packages \ pandas \ rpy \ common.py ", line 14, in & lt; modules & gt; Rpy2.robjects .packages Import Import Import Import: A module name 'rpy2' What could be the problem? I Python Version 3.3.3 and PANDAS Version 0.13.1 Edit Tried to install rpy2 separately I get an error using python setup.py install which is not the module popen3 in OS . Running the site of Christophe Gohalke properly insta...
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