I built a set of functions demonstrating dynamic filtering and sorting using Excel and PyXLL. The functions determine whether a value is within a numeric interval (closed, open, or any combination).
A video illustrates the performance.
One million filters
I built a full PySide2 menu that allows the selection and presentation of AISC steel properties and the calculation of ASCE wind loads.
McDonald discusses his career at Texas Tech in the Department of Engineering and his research on structural damage from natural disasters.
Luckily, I happened upon this video; I couldn’t stop watching.
Richard Dawkins
The PyXLL/Jupyter interface would be drab without custom menus and graphical feedback.
Though I built this spreadsheet menu using Excel on a desktop machine, the spreadsheet file also works on an iPad ( ! ) and on an iPhone ( !! ).
Microsoft 365 is required.
The video shows the LCD Display connected to the Raspberry Pi. Easy setup Easy programming
I built this app and am running this app on my iPad. Credit to: mikaelho / pythonista – gestures tdamdouni / Pythonista Pythonista / slider / SliderWithLabel_danrcook.py The video shows an app with 8 inputs — 2 integer, 4 float, 2 boolean. Numeric input is tedious — at best; slider input is easier and offers positive feedback. In this […]
I decided to try out Jupyter using Microsoft Azure (currently a free trial). I’ve invested a couple of days on this project including learning new notebook extensions and Interact widgets. And so far, so good. Pros Easy to use Well-documented Relatively trouble-free Cons Could have faster response times
All of the AISC structural shapes at your fingertips The user may filter shapes by nominal type and by nominal size This is a standalone app built using Pythonista 3. Less than 500 lines of user programming (my programming) Data is contained in a CSV file of a couple thousand lines Visual drag and drop GUI builder – very nice […]
Stand alone python program easily calculates wind loads on wide flange steel of any geometry or orientation, with or without fireproofing (video screen capture included).
I’m partial, but I like this tool.
NOTE:Â Â Video format changed to MP4.
Replaces 48 pages of design tables in the AISC Manual. Allows any: bolt quantity or row spacing or column spacing or rotation No manual interpolation required. Karl Hoitsma, P.E. (khoitsma)
… continued from PyXLL Dictionaries (earlier post)
