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I am working on a function where I will be recieving data from an SPI communication and then get the date/month/year from them I have created a function to do the latter void set_file_header(const ...
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I'm building an HTTP server and parsing request headers. My current code fails when the Host header includes a port number because I'm splitting on :. Current Code: String[] header = line.split(":...
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Background I'm working on processing a comma-separated username list (for an ACL whitelist optimization in my project) and need to normalize whitespace around commas, as well as trim leading/trailing ...
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I am using Micropython on the ESP32. I have the following string, which includes the unicode character \xb0. a = 'abc\xb0def' First, I will need to change the notation to the \U00XX form, second I ...
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was experimenting with string handling and noticed something confusing. In the following code, two identical string literals behave differently depending on where they are used: s1 = "harsh" ...
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I am new to R and trying to create two new variables from my dataset. My data frame is called netflix and it contains these relevant columns: date_added and duration Example values: date_added: "...
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I need to define several constant strings that will be used across an entire C++20 project. I am considering the following options : constexpr char[] str1 = "foo"; constexpr std::string str2 ...
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So, for context, I have started writing a small HTTP-Server for learning purposes. Currently, I have 2 modules: server and logger. The server module uses the logger I wrote internally for logging ...
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I have a problem where I need to cut off text based on a max length. But the inputted string could be html a la <p>hello</p>. the html tags do not count towards the max length. for example ...
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I am using Scala 3.3.7. When I do val str1 = raw"\\\" // compile error: unclosed string literal It is considering the \" as a single character. But when I do val str1 = raw"\\\\&...
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I'm quite frustrated trying to write to a binary file in Excel VBA. The issue is with fixed-length string data in a Type structure. (Note that my binary file requirements are that fixed-length string ...
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How can I handle string values that contain patterns like xxxE205 (e.g., 2004E205), which are used as unique codes in my company? I explicitly read the column as a string in pandas, but values ...
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I implemented std::hash<std::string> in the usual way, by specializing the std::hash template. But then I realized that these should already be provided by the <string> header (https://www....
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I have to create a dictionary, where the keys are letters of the alphabet, and the values are the indexed letters of a given string. Example: Given the string "BDFHJLCPRTXVZNYEIWGAKMUSQO" ...
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I'm not yet very familiar with the patterns in Lua's string.gsub function. If I have a string like this: Fishing Lure(+100 Fishing Skill)(1 hour) and I want extract only the string "1 hour"...
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I'm using java spring boot and jsoup and recently I upgraded jsoup version to 1.21.1. My code creates search query and searches for it in the document Elements targetElements = document.select(...
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If a list of multiple dataframes (ListA), I can write an excel file doing the following: - write_xlsx(ListA, "Results_Up_Until_20_10_25.xlsx") The problem with this that the date will change,...
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I am trying to use the pymer4 package in python for Multi-Level Models, and I have to pass an "R-style formula specifying the model". I understand that it looks like: target ~ varA + varB ...
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I have array of strings $Emails = '[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]' This array can contain from 1 to unlimited numbers of elements. And I need to build a filter string from ...
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Demo code: System.Console.WriteLine($"CDbl: {(CDbl("234.56"))} {(CDbl("234.56")).GetType} {(CDbl("234.56")).ToString("0.0")}") ...
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The task Given the following string¹ one ' two 'three four the required function should split it in 3 tokens (one, two three, and four), in agreement with how the bash shell does: $ function ...
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tl;dr Ideally, I'd want the following "hello world" is split in "hello" and " world" " world" is split in "" and " world" "hello "...
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I am homebuilding a USB driver on STM32. I have managed to get the device to enumerate which is awesome, but only when I disable all the strings (set all ID's to 0). Right now, when I set ...
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I want to write a code that finds the derivative to any function and want to take a user input on what type of function they're inputting is. Essentially I tried to write a while loop that only accept ...
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I'm using the Stringzilla string library, which is supposed to be close to how std::string operates. It has a flag called SZ_USE_MISALIGNED_LOADS. By default it sets it to on, and it looks like this: /...
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If I have a long string: std::string data("This is a string long enough so that it is not a short string"); And then I have a view onto that string: std::string_view dataView(std::begin(...
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Given is a string which is a url of a file, e.g. http://url.com/file.zip. I want to extract the path without the file name, i.e. http://url.com/. My idea for doing this was to break down the string ...
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I tried using the std::getline() function with a vector, and I want to make something that turns the following user input: 3 AA AA BB BB CC CC into the following output: AA AA, BB BB, and CC CC [...
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I have a function capable of translating UTF-8 characters into a custom 8-bit encoding: const fn char_to_custom_encoding(c: char) -> u8; I'd like to apply it at compile time to a string literal so ...
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I'm having trouble writing what should be a simple character counting program. Here's the file with the .data section, as given by the author of Learn to Program with Assembly, which I'm following (I ...
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I have here a listbox showing data from tbl2026Test table (with ID as its own autonumber) by a simple listbox rowsource code: Dim statInProg, statPClarif As String statInProg = "In Progress" ...
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I'm writing a little toy program to try to help myself better understand this language (AT&T syntax, x86_64 assembly language). Consider this code, if you'll be so kind: .section .data mystring: ....
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Background VBA has a Format() function which converts any value to its textual representation. This is useful for numbers and Dates and times, but it can also be used on Strings. Debug.Print Format(&...
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I've got two lists in my Java app: The first contains commands, the second the according valid replies, which I compare to the actual replies: private final String[] commands = {"Do something&...
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I'm trying to remove the first/last two characters of each iterable record in a string (which I converted from a list and split into separate lines). newString = "\n".join([str(item) for ...
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I am using hospital data. I want to make a regex expression in R and I am struggling to do this without using string manipulation outside of a single regex expression. The string I want to search is: &...
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I have a list of file names that encode some information as a time stamp. I would like to replace the time stamp with the appropriate corresponding information, while retaining the rest of the ...
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I restored a large number of files in diverse folders from a hard drive, and they all included a string. I removed this string in windows powershell using get-childItem -recurse | Where {$_.name -like ...
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I have some code that splits a string and then does some processing on each part of the string, before returning Vec of values based on each segment. By default, the code should split the string by ...
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Let's say I want to replace every occurrence of 12345 in file1 with the contents of file2. The following code works: use strict; use warnings; local $/; open my $fh, 'file1' or die "$!"; ...
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From another thread I found that indeed allocates enough storage to hold at least n elements, but it doesn't actually fill the container with any elements If elements are already allocated why ...
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Let's say I have a string: $line = "name=""abc""" I want to extract whatever is written within the quotation marks, like this: [regex]::Matches($line,'(?<=name="...
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I was trying to slice the extension '.txt' from some file names. It look like the Python cut the last letter - before the dot- if its a t or x: filenames = ["report.txt", "downloads....
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I am attempting to proper case the contents of a column that has various erroneous inputs. The code I used worked on everything except where the word is all caps. I can't do "lower(initcap(field)...
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I am trying to remove the apostrophe that excel place automatically at the beginning of a string, I wrote the code here below to delete the apostrophe. The code detects the char (') but did not delete ...
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I have some character strings which I'm getting from an html. Turns out, these strings have some hidden characters or controls (?). How can I convert this string so that it only contains the visible ...
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I'm working on a Delphi mobile app and want to convert camelCase or PascalCase identifiers into space-separated, human-readable labels. For example this is my array: const ReadableIdentifiers: array[...
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I'm working on a web scraping project in Python to collect data from a real estate website. I'm running into an issue with the addresses, as they are not always consistent. I've already handled simple ...
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I have a piece of text with delimiters in it. I need to extract words from it and convert them to lower case. My approach is to use regular expressions to split the text and use transform to convert ...
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I have a long string. In the string, I have two non-overlapping parts. They can have a gap between them. The lengths can be different. For example a string: This is a "foo", that is a "...
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