Home Subscribe Scheduling Dynamics 365 workflows with Azure Functions and Python November 29, 2016 in Microsoft Dynamics CRM , Dynamics 365 , Python , Azure , demonstrations Last week I shared a solution for Scheduling Dynamics 365 workflows with Azure Functions and Node.js. In this post, I will show how to achieve equivalent functionality using Python. The actual Python code is simpler than my Node.js example, but the Azure Functions configuration is much more complicated. First, here’s the Python script
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Coding Networker Blog Experiences, Projects and Thought's from yet another Coding Networker Menu # Introduction to the python ipaddress module 2015-12-03 Today I’d like to show you a quick introduction to the ipaddress module that is part of the python 3. The code examples are expressed in a Jupyter notebook, as already announced in my last post . I added two new files under the notebook directory from the python examples repository : one that works with IPv4 and one that works with IPv6 networks. The
# GetLastDrawnScale ¶ - globalmapper.GetLastDrawnScale(HDC aDC) → float [source] ¶ This function requires a Handle to Device Context (HDC), which comes from the Windows GUI. An HDC for a window is easy to get in C++, but unobtainable in Python without relying on other modules. As such, you may be unable to use this and other functions which need an HDC as parameter; they are included in the Python SDK for Global Mapper primarily for consistency with the C++ version of the SDK and are not fully supported
K-Modes Clustering For Categorical Data in Python discusses the implementation of k-modes clustering for categorical data in Python
This post presents a reference implementation of an employee turnover analysis project that is built by using Python’s Scikit-Learn library. In this article
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[mod_python] Submitting a form with unknown number of items Graham Dumpleton grahamd at dscpl.com.au Fri May 27 23:33:44 EDT 2005 Previous message: [mod_python] Submitting a form with unknown number of items Next message: [mod_python] Mod python + apache problem Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] On 28/05/2005, at 10:22 AM, Jason Lanquist wrote: > Hi there, I can handle form data when I know how many items are > returned. I use a fixed number of parameters when someone signs up
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Toggle navigation Pearls in Life Archives Regular Expression Support in Android Logcat Tag Filters Date Fri 03 October 2014 Category android Tags logcat / python / regular expression / tag For a while I've been using logcat command line tools to check Android logs. Usually, the tags of my app consist of a common prefix and the name of different sub-components (I guess that's also what most apps do). And I have about a dozen of such tags. logcat, however, does not support filtering tags using regular express