Howto reference a LESS file without actually importing/overriding variables - scope

I am trying to reuse some desktop modules for a mobile version of my webpage. All module.less references variables.less - mostly for the IDE (PhpStorm), but also for having the dependencies at a glance, which I really like.
Up to now I thought this LESS rule is really referencing - actually it is not like that. The files get really included (once) but without outputting (see LESS docs). As a result my mobile variables get overridden.
├ desktop/
│ ├ modules/
│ │ └ foobar.less
│ │ > #import (reference) "../variables.less"
│ ├ main.less
│ │ > #import "variables.less"
│ │ > #import "modules.less"
│ ├ modules.less
│ │ > #import "modules/foobar.less"
│ └ variables.less
│ > #bundle: 'desktop'
│
└ mobile/
├ main.less
│ > #import "variables.less"
│ > #import "modules.less"
├ modules.less
│ > #import "../desktop/modules/foobar.less"
└ variables.less
> #bundle: 'mobile'
After compiling the mobile mobile/main.less the result is #bundle equals 'desktop'.
Is there a possibility to only "reference" the variables.less? Any other suggestions are welcome.


Finally I came up with a very easy solution:
Simply import desktop/variables.less at the beginning of mobile/variables.less. This works because the default LESS behavior is import once. Since it is already imported before all modules, the desktop module's #import rule won't cause (re-)importing - therefore won't overwrite any variables:
├ desktop/
│ ├ modules/
│ │ └ foobar.less
│ │ > #import (reference) "../variables.less"
│ ├ main.less
│ │ > #import "variables.less"
│ │ > #import "modules.less"
│ ├ modules.less
│ │ > #import "modules/foobar.less"
│ └ variables.less
│ > #bundle: 'desktop'
│
└ mobile/
├ main.less
│ > #import "variables.less"
│ > #import "modules.less"
├ modules.less
│ > #import "../desktop/modules/foobar.less"
└ variables.less
> #import (reference) "../desktop/variables.less"
> #bundle: 'mobile'

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Enterprise Architect - Activity diagram simulation

I'm simulating an activity diagram using dynamic simulation with python code and I have few questions regarding this topic:
let's make a simple example : Apple counter - activity diagram
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xxx
xxx
│
│
┌─────────▼─────────┐
│ │
│ ├──────────────────────────┐
│ PICK A FRUIT │ │
│ │ │
│ │ │
└─────────┬─────────┘ │
│ │
│ │
│ │
│ │
▼ │
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How to copy a Julia DataFrame in a threaded loop?

I've got the following problem :
A DataFrame named cr1 with 553 columns
Then, I make two loops as follow :
cr2=copy(cr1)
#-----------------#
#Loop on scenarios#
#-----------------#
#threads for k in 0:499
cr1=copy(cr2)
cr1[!,"scn"].=k
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,tra,on = [:scn])
for i in 1:40
#----------------------#
##Projection on 40 years
#----------------------#
cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ch_prime"].*(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)]
...job on other columns
At the beginning, I make a copy of cr1 to keep the vision of the DataFrame at this stage. Indeed I need to restart of this vision at each iteration of the k-loop.
Then I consider the scenario = k to make the right join with the DF called tra with 40 columns (tra1 to tra40) and k lines.
Finally, I make another loop to project all my variables on 4O years.
But it doesn't work. Julia do some job but cr1 is not modified.
I tried adding a global on the first line of the loop and squeezing the #threads
for k in 0:499
global cr1=copy(cr2)
Then it works, but with no threading and I want to keep it for performance
Have you any idea another way to do this or a way to thread the last solution ?
EDIT
Here is the full code (a bit long sorry), if it could help:
#Définit la fonction string avec une syntaxe plus courte
#Permet de conserver le code Python
function str(x)
string(x)
end
# %% Début du programme
#time begin
##+ Import des tables
donnee=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/donnee.csv")|> DataFrame!
lapse=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/lapse.csv")|> DataFrame!
dc=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/dc.csv")|> DataFrame!
ind_action=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/ind_action.csv")|> DataFrame!
tra=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/tra.csv")|> DataFrame!
ts=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/ts.csv")|> DataFrame!
ech=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/ech.csv")|> DataFrame!
sw=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/sw.csv")|> DataFrame!
df=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/df.csv")|> DataFrame!
tx_is=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/tx_is.csv")|> DataFrame!
fga=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/fga.csv")|> DataFrame!
fgp=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/fgp.csv")|> DataFrame!
fgacq=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/fgacq.csv")|> DataFrame!
inf=CSV.File("/Users/Python/Python_VIF_sto/inf.csv")|> DataFrame!
#Definition des parametres communs
ppb0=1347911164; # PPB initiale
const global dur_proj=40; # Durée de projection
nb_coll=6; # 6 années de collecte possible
tcomp_mod=0 # Mode de determination composante technique PB min (1=fixe ou 0=libre)
tcomp_fixe=1 # Composante si fixe (1=prev 0=RT)
fdc=1 # 1 = frontiere des contrats S2 / 0 = désactivée
#CR initial avec les paramètres en t=0#
cr1=copy(donnee)
cr1[!, :annee].= 1
cr1[!, :der_fg].=0.01 #Dérive des frais au delà inflation
#Creation des dummies#
cr1[!,:eu] .= (cr1.supp.=="eu")
cr1[!,:uc] .= (cr1.supp.=="uc")
cr1[!, :prev] .= (cr1.supp.=="prev")
cr1[!, :ve] .= (cr1.supp.=="ve")
#Construction des taux projetés sur horizon de projection(rachats, décès, indices..)#
#Deces - par produit#
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,dc, on =[:age, :tab_dc,:ab_dc]) # Décès
#----------------------#
#Echeances & Arbitrages#
#----------------------#
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,ech, on =[:tab_ech]) #Echeances
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,sw, on =[:tab_sw]) #Arbitrages
#---------------------------#
#Frais admin / acq / prestas#
#---------------------------#
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,fga, on =[:fg_ad]) #Frais d"administration
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,fgp, on =[:fg_prest]) #Frais sur prestations
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,fgacq,on =[:fg_acq]) #Frais d"acquisition
#------------#
#---Lapses---#
#------------#
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,lapse,on = [:tab_lapse]) #Rachats - vision simple - pas de gestion de la collecte
m = Matrix(cr1[!,columnindex(cr1, :anc1):columnindex(cr1, :anc100)])
v = cr1.anc
insertcols!(cr1, ["lap$k" => getindex.(Ref(m), axes(cr1, 1), v .+ k .- 1) for k in 1:dur_proj]...)
#--------#
#Collecte#
#--------#
# On force la collecte à zero au dela du plan
for i in 7:dur_proj
cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].=0
end
# Collecte prevoyance
for i in 1:dur_proj
cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i-1)].*(1 .-cr1[!,"lap"*str(i)])
.+cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"prev"]
end
# Application de la frontière des contrats au delà de la première année
for i in 2:dur_proj
cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"fdc"]
end
#------------------------------------------#
#Allocation PPB ini aux prorata des PM Euro#
#------------------------------------------#
s=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).*cr1[!,"pm_0"]
som=max(1,sum(s)) #Eviter les divisions par zero qd pas de produits euros
ratio=s/som
cr1[!,"ppb0"].=ppb0.*ratio #Quid de la prev
cr2=copy(cr1)
#------------------------#
#Boucle sur les scenarios#
#------------------------#
#threads for k in 0:499
global cr1=copy(cr2)
cr1[!,"scn"].=k #scenario deterministe / parametrable en sto
#---------------------------------#
#Paramètres d"actifs et financiers#
#---------------------------------#
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,tra,on = [:scn]) #TRA
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,ts,on = [:tab_ts]) #TS
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,ind_action,on = [:scn]) #Indice actions
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,df,on = [:scn]) #Discount Factor
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,tx_is,on = [:scn]) #Taux d"IS
cr1 = leftjoin(cr1,inf,on = [:scn]) #Inflation
##CR deterministe sur duree de projection
for i in 1:dur_proj
#---------#
##Technique
#---------#
cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ch_prime"].*(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].*(cr1[!,"eu"]
.+cr1[!,"uc"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).+cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)])##chargements sur primes OK
cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"qx"*str(i)].*(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)])#deces OK
cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"lap"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"uc"].+cr1[!,"ve"]) #Rachats structurels KO - Defo ancienneté avec collecte
cr1[!,"eche"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ech"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)]#Echeances OK
#cr1["arb"*str(i)]=cr1["sw"*str(i)]*cr1["pm_"+str(i-1)] #Arbitrages € vers UC KO lien produit multi
cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ch_enc"].*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)]).*((1 .+cr1[!,"ch_enc"]).^(0.5).- 1)#chargements sur encours OK
#RT Prevoyance (intègre de fait les chargements sur primes => à oter du résultat ass)
cr1[!,"rt"*str(i)].=(1 .-cr1[!,"SP"].-cr1[!,"ch_prime"]).*cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"prev"]
#---------#
##Financier
#---------#
#IT#
cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).*(cr1[!,"IT"].*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)]).*((1 .+cr1[!,"IT"]).^(0.5).-1))#IT OK
#PB distribuée
cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).*((cr1[!,"ts"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"IT"]).*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)]
.+(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)]).*((1 .+cr1[!,"ts"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"IT"]).^(0.5).-1))#PB dist OK
#Ajustements ACAV
cr1[!,"acav"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"uc"].*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].*(cr1[!,"inda"*str(i+1)]./cr1[!,"inda"*str(i)].-1)
.+(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)]).*cr1[!,"uc"]
.*(cr1[!,"inda"*str(i+1)]./cr1[!,"inda"*str(i)].-1)./2)
#Produits financiers contrats
cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).*cr1[!,"tra"*str(i)].*(2 .*cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)]
.+cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)])./2 #produits financiers par produits - hors PPB - hors FP
#Produits financiers sur PPB <=> Au prorata pfi contrats euros(suffisant en vision marginale)
cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ppb"*str(i-1)].*cr1[!,"tra"*str(i)]
#CSG
cr1[!,"csg"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]).*cr1[!,"csg"].*(cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)])
##PM fin
cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"acav"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"eche"*str(i)]
.+cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"csg"*str(i)]).*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"].+cr1[!,"uc"])
#Retrocessions UC
cr1[!,"retro"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"retro"].*(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)]).*0.5
#Correctifs ratios de frais
cr1[!,"cor_fg_uc0"].=1
cr1[!,"cor_fg_eu0"].=1
cr1[!,"cor_fg_uc"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"cor_fg_uc"*str(i-1)].*((cr1[!,"inf"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"der_fg"])
./(cr1[!,"inda"*str(i+1)]./cr1[!,"inda"*str(i)]))
cr1[!,"cor_fg_eu"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"cor_fg_eu"*str(i-1)].*((cr1[!,"inf"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"der_fg"])
./(1 .+cr1[!,"ts"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"IT"]))
#Frais généraux
##FG d"administration epargne
cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"fga"*str(i)].*(cr1[!,"cor_fg_uc"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"uc"].+cr1[!,"cor_fg_eu"*str(i)]
.*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"prev"].+cr1[!,"ve"])).*(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].-(cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)]
.+cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"csg"*str(i)]).*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]))./2
##FG d"aquisition
cr1[!,"fg_acq"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"fgacq"*str(i)].*(cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)])
#FG Prestations
cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"fgp"*str(i)].*(cr1[!,"cor_fg_uc"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"uc"].+cr1[!,"cor_fg_eu"*str(i)]
.*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"prev"].+cr1[!,"ve"])).*(cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)]
.*cr1[!,"SP"])
#Coms de gestion & admin (mma)
cr1[!,"com_ad"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"com_ad"].*(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].-(cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)]
.+cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"csg"*str(i)]).*(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"]))./2#OK
cr1[!,"com_acq"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"com_acq"].*cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)]##=>OK
#PB min
#Solde souscription
cr1[!,"ssous"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"eu"].+cr1[!,"ve"].+cr1[!,"prev"]).*(cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"rt"*str(i)]
.+cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_acq"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"com_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"com_acq"*str(i)])
#Determination composante technique (4,5% Pprev ou 10% tech)
if tcomp_mod==1
cr1[!,"tcomp"*str(i)].=tcomp_fixe
elseif tcomp_mod==0 && sum(cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)]).*0.045 .> sum(cr1[!,"ssous"*str(i)]).*0.1
cr1[!,"tcomp"*str(i)].=1
else
cr1[!,"tcomp"*str(i)].=0
end
#Quid du changement de contrainte sur le technique en fonction des produits enlevés?
cr1[!,"pb_min"*str(i)].=0.85.*(cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)]).+(cr1[!,"ssous"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"tcomp"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].*0.045) .-((1 .-cr1[!,"tcomp"*str(i)]).*cr1[!,"ssous"*str(i)].*0.10)
#Variation de PPB par produit
cr1[!,"varppb"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"pb_min"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)]
#PPB par produit
cr1[!,"ppb"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ppb"*str(i-1)].+cr1[!,"varppb"*str(i)]
#RT Vie entière
cr1[!,"rtve"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"ve"].*(-1).*(cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)]
.-(cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"varppb"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)]))
#PM finale yc RT Vie entière
cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"rtve"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"varppb"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"ve"]
#Impots
cr1[!,"IS"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"pb_min"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"retro"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"rt"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_acq"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"com_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"com_acq"*str(i)]).*cr1[!,"tx_is"*str(i)]
#Résultat net Assurance apres IS
cr1[!,"rnai"*str(i)].=(cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"pb_min"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"retro"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"rt"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"fg_acq"*str(i)]
.-cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"com_ad"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"com_acq"*str(i)]).*(1 .-cr1[!,"tx_is"*str(i)])
#Profits futurs "actualisés (PVFP)
cr1[!,"pvfp"*str(i)].=cr1[!,"rnai"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
end
#---------------------------------------------#
#Variables d"intérêt actualisés sur duree proj
#Principaux éléments de marge
#---------------------------------------------#
cr1[!,"ch_enc_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"ch_prime_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pfnd_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"retro_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"rt_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"fg_ad_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"fg_acq_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"fg_prest_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"com_ad_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"com_acq_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"IS_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pvfp_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pm_actu"].=(cr1[!,"pm_0"].*cr1[!,"df1"].-cr1[!,"pm_"*str(dur_proj-2)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(dur_proj-1)])./2 #initialise
cr1[!,"ca_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pfi_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pfi_ppb_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"pb_dist_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"IT_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"varppb_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"dc_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"rach_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"marge_sous_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"marge_acq_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"marge_ges_actu"].=0
cr1[!,"marge_fi_actu"].=0
for i in 1:dur_proj
cr1[!,"ch_enc_actu"].=cr1[!,"ch_enc_actu"].+(cr1[!,"ch_enc"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"ch_prime_actu"].=cr1[!,"ch_prime_actu"].+(cr1[!,"ch_prime"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"pfnd_actu"].=cr1[!,"pfnd_actu"].+(cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)].-cr1[!,"pb_min"*str(i)]).*cr1[!,"eu"].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"retro_actu"].=cr1[!,"retro_actu"].+cr1[!,"retro"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"rt_actu"].=cr1[!,"rt_actu"].+cr1[!,"rt"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"fg_ad_actu"].=cr1[!,"fg_ad_actu"].+cr1[!,"fg_ad"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"fg_acq_actu"].=cr1[!,"fg_acq_actu"].+cr1[!,"fg_acq"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"fg_prest_actu"].=cr1[!,"fg_prest_actu"].+cr1[!,"fg_prest"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"com_ad_actu"].=cr1[!,"com_ad_actu"].+cr1[!,"com_ad"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"com_acq_actu"].=cr1[!,"com_acq_actu"].+cr1[!,"com_acq"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"IS_actu"].=cr1[!,"IS_actu"].+(cr1[!,"IS"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"pvfp_actu"].=cr1[!,"pvfp_actu"].+cr1[!,"pvfp"*str(i)]#déjà actualisée
cr1[!,"ca_actu"].=cr1[!,"ca_actu"].+(cr1[!,"ca_prev"*str(i)].+cr1[!,"coll_"*str(i)]).*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)]
cr1[!,"pfi_actu"].=cr1[!,"pfi_actu"].+(cr1[!,"pfi"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"pfi_ppb_actu"].=cr1[!,"pfi_ppb_actu"].+(cr1[!,"pfi_ppb"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"pb_dist_actu"].=cr1[!,"pb_dist_actu"].+(cr1[!,"pb_dist"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"IT_actu"].=cr1[!,"IT_actu"].+(cr1[!,"IT"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"varppb_actu"].=cr1[!,"varppb_actu"].+(cr1[!,"varppb"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"dc_actu"].=cr1[!,"dc_actu"].+(cr1[!,"dc"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
cr1[!,"rach_actu"].=cr1[!,"rach_actu"].+(cr1[!,"rach"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i)])
end
for i in 1:dur_proj-1
cr1[!,"pm_actu"].=cr1[!,"pm_actu"].+(cr1[!,"pm_"*str(i)].*cr1[!,"df"*str(i+1)])
end
cr1[!,"marge_sous_actu"].=cr1[!,"rt_actu"]
cr1[!,"marge_acq_actu"].=cr1[!,"ch_prime_actu"].-cr1[!,"com_acq_actu"].-cr1[!,"fg_acq_actu"]
cr1[!,"marge_ges_actu"].=cr1[!,"ch_enc_actu"].+cr1[!,"retro_actu"].-cr1[!,"com_ad_actu"].-cr1[!,"fg_ad_actu"].-cr1[!,"fg_prest_actu"]
cr1[!,"marge_fi_actu"].=cr1[!,"pfnd_actu"]
# cr3 = cr1[:, All(Between(:gamme,:pm_0), Between(:ch_enc_actu,:marge_fi_actu))]
end
end

This is what I would do (not seeing the full code it is hard to write a full solution (also this will eat up a lot of memory, but again - in order to optimize this I would need to see the code; what I write has a benefit of being simple to implement and not require locking).
So the recommendation is:
create cr2_vec = [copy(cr1) for i in 0:499]
in outer loop write cr2 = cr2_vec[k]
Then do all the processing on cr2
after the #threads loop finishes take cr2_vec, which will have updated data frames and from each data frame of this vector take the columns that are needed and add it to your original cr1 data frame.
A more advanced solution would be not to use a vector of data frames, but just a single data frame, as you do, but after the computing is done use a lock and within a lock update the global cr1 with only the computed columns (you need to use lock to avoid race condition).
EDIT
An example of a more efficient implementation:
~$ JULIA_NUM_THREADS=4 julia
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julia> using DataFrames
julia> function example()
df = DataFrame(id=1:10)
tmp_df = df[!, :] # avoid copying columns, just copy the structure
l = Threads.ReentrantLock()
Threads.#threads for i in 1:500
# avoid copying columns, just copy the structure; I assume that you do not modidy existing columns
# if you do write copy(tmp_df) instead
local_df = tmp_df[!, :]
local_df.x = rand(nrow(local_df)) # here use any operations you want that add columns to local_df
Threads.lock(l)
# and here add new columns to df in a thread safe way
# I have made just a simple example
df[!, string("col", i)] = local_df.x
Threads.unlock(l)
end
return df
end
example (generic function with 1 method)
julia> example()
10×501 DataFrame. Omitted printing of 488 columns
│ Row │ id │ col126 │ col127 │ col128 │ col1 │ col376 │ col251 │ col129 │ col377 │ col252 │ col378 │ col130 │ col253 │
│ │ Int64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │ Float64 │
├─────┼───────┼───────────┼───────────┼───────────┼──────────┼────────────┼───────────┼───────────┼──────────┼──────────┼───────────┼───────────┼──────────┤
│ 1 │ 1 │ 0.0859079 │ 0.196322 │ 0.419307 │ 0.692845 │ 0.0649538 │ 0.271088 │ 0.061715 │ 0.580881 │ 0.962198 │ 0.799577 │ 0.168915 │ 0.147532 │
│ 2 │ 2 │ 0.943435 │ 0.367186 │ 0.999753 │ 0.955678 │ 0.0250972 │ 0.960388 │ 0.0186629 │ 0.360238 │ 0.482318 │ 0.630828 │ 0.638949 │ 0.078192 │
│ 3 │ 3 │ 0.47552 │ 0.73942 │ 0.81966 │ 0.354086 │ 0.00347341 │ 0.889408 │ 0.836998 │ 0.46696 │ 0.467453 │ 0.939678 │ 0.211346 │ 0.28351 │
│ 4 │ 4 │ 0.802997 │ 0.761556 │ 0.848161 │ 0.893623 │ 0.651274 │ 0.564887 │ 0.248991 │ 0.667879 │ 0.644271 │ 0.25262 │ 0.246616 │ 0.759315 │
│ 5 │ 5 │ 0.252624 │ 0.452797 │ 0.925494 │ 0.986887 │ 0.125357 │ 0.593984 │ 0.030369 │ 0.607307 │ 0.572907 │ 0.496147 │ 0.512023 │ 0.166856 │
│ 6 │ 6 │ 0.538396 │ 0.225402 │ 0.800646 │ 0.296837 │ 0.74292 │ 0.327231 │ 0.210256 │ 0.60462 │ 0.611555 │ 0.0593179 │ 0.662082 │ 0.932477 │
│ 7 │ 7 │ 0.0371803 │ 0.7965 │ 0.0444999 │ 0.178894 │ 0.106347 │ 0.780827 │ 0.637981 │ 0.237108 │ 0.627657 │ 0.944787 │ 0.378639 │ 0.878564 │
│ 8 │ 8 │ 0.811234 │ 0.187935 │ 0.227647 │ 0.262164 │ 0.620936 │ 0.0184777 │ 0.438722 │ 0.38764 │ 0.125682 │ 0.194858 │ 0.490097 │ 0.958929 │
│ 9 │ 9 │ 0.540951 │ 0.0577447 │ 0.0718953 │ 0.316012 │ 0.670796 │ 0.867076 │ 0.0432124 │ 0.929919 │ 0.272197 │ 0.410973 │ 0.455775 │ 0.21984 │
│ 10 │ 10 │ 0.471401 │ 0.185443 │ 0.817339 │ 0.757105 │ 0.717144 │ 0.257629 │ 0.528992 │ 0.347383 │ 0.912039 │ 0.905729 │ 0.0434874 │ 0.75463 │
Note that in the result the order of columns will depend in what order the parallel threads run, so probably you will want to reorder the columns after this operation manually.

Importing a text CSV file within zip file from ftp url causes bound error (BoundsError)

using HTTP, ZipFile, CSV
datafile="ftp://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/Health_Statistics/NCHS/Datasets/DVS/natality/Nat2018ps.zip"
function rzip(datafile)
dat = HTTP.get(datafile)
r = ZipFile.Reader(IOBuffer(dat.body))
f = r.files[1]
CSV.read(f, delim=' ', ignorerepeated=true)
end
The function rzip reads zipfile and txt file witin it, uses CSV to create dataframe and then reads it into table.
When running it the following error is seen:
julia> rzip(datafile)
ERROR: BoundsError: attempt to access 16-element Array{UInt64,1} at index [-9223372036854775807]

The ZipFile.Reader stream is not a random-access stream so it does not work correctly in the multi-threaded that has been recently introduced in CSV.jl
Hence you need to use the threaded=false option.
using HTTP, ZipFile, CSV
datafile="ftp://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/Health_Statistics/NCHS/Datasets/DVS/natality/Nat2018ps.zip"
dat = HTTP.get(datafile)
r = ZipFile.Reader(IOBuffer(dat.body))
f = r.files[1]
df = CSV.read(f, delim=' ', ignorerepeated=true, threaded=false)
Now just to show that it works:
julia> df
25918×56 DataFrames.DataFrame. Omitted printing of 51 columns
│ Row │ 201801 │ 04272GU │ 010311 │ 1 │ 20083US │
│ │ Int64 │ String │ Int64 │ Int64 │ String │
├───────┼────────┼─────────┼────────┼───────┼─────────┤
│ 1 │ 201801 │ 05592GU │ 10311 │ 1 │ 35116FM │
│ 2 │ 201801 │ 11362GU │ 10311 │ 1 │ 22083US │
⋮
│ 25916 │ 201808 │ 01001PR │ 31371 │ 2 │ 22083US │
│ 25917 │ 201811 │ 00495PR │ 21311 │ 1 │ 19072US │
│ 25918 │ 201806 │ 10221PR │ 127211 │ 1 │ 19072US │

Is there a Tree Search function in Python to get all the parent for a given node based on Data, not by Node Id

Need to search a Tree based on Data.
Tried converting a Tree to Dict and search but did not work as expected. Requirement is to get all the related parent details of a node based on data.
tree = Tree()
tree.create_node(tag="Eatables",identifier="Food",data="Eatables") # root node
......
tree.create_node(tag="Apple",identifier="Apple1",parent="RF_01",data="Apple")
..............
tree.create_node(tag="Apple",identifier="Apple2",parent="AppJu1",data="Apple")
..............
tree.create_node(tag="Apple",identifier="Apple3",parent="Salad1",data="Apple")
............
tree.show()
Eatables
├── Ingredients
│ ├── Milk
│ ├── Sugar
│ └── Water
├── Processed_Food
│ ├── Apple_Juice
│ │ ├── Apple
│ │ └── Milk
│ └── Salad
│ ├── Apple
│ ├── Banana
│ ├── Beetroot
│ ├── Carrot
│ ├── JackFruit
│ └── Mango
├── Raw_Food
│ ├── Apple
│ ├── Banana
│ ├── Jack_Fruit
│ └── Mango
└── Vegetables
├── Beet_root
└── Carrot
Expected output is Node, Parent & grand_parent.
[ [Apple, Raw_food, Eatables],[Apple,Salad,Processed_Food],[Apple,Apple_Juice,Processed_Food] ]

By taking nodeid it is possible to get all the required data, fpointer and bpointer are very useful. Starting a search in a Tree data structure without nodeid is not an efficient way.

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