I have a form that displays information on a project that has 10 check boxes. The check boxes are named "chkAudience1", "chkAudience2", etc through "chkAudience10". Any combination of boxes can be checked from none to all and anything in between.
Then I have a table that links the check boxes to the project. This table contains a field ...
I've got a small Java program that I'm developing for a project, which pulls a user's inbox from a specified URI using JavaMail, and then begins processing the messages.
In Outlook, there's a function in the properties menu to set an expiry date for the message, which adds (for example):
Expiry-Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:00:00 -0000
To...
I am having a hard time understanding the following syntax in verilog:
input [15:0] a; // 16-bit input
output [31:0] result; // 32-bit output
assign result = {{16{a[15]}}, {a[15:0]}};
I know the assign statement will wire something up to the result bus using wires and combinational logic, but what's up with the curly braces and 16{a[...
Given this harmless little list:
>>> lst = ['o','s','s','a','m','a']
My goal is to pythonically concatenate the little devils using one of the following ways:
A. plain ol' string function to get the job done, short, no imports
>>> ''.join(lst)
'ossama'
B. lambda, lambda, lambda
>>> reduce(lambda x, y: x + y, lst)
'ossama'
C. g...
I'd like to create a view in SQL Server that combines several pieces of database metadata.
One piece of metadata I want lives in the sys.syscomments table - the relevent columns are as follows:
id colid text
---- ------ -------------
1001 1 A comment.
1002 1 This is a lo
1002 2 ng comment.
1003 1 This is an e...
Hi All,
In OOCalc I want to use the CONCATENATE function to add quotes to each string in column A. So in cell B1 I want to do:
=CONCATENATE("\"",A1,"\"")
OOCalc does not like this, or without the escaping backslash. Does anyone know how to do this, or what an alternative method might be?
Thanks
...
Hello guys
I have an excel file with field1 and field2
I want to take the first letter in field1 and concatenate it to field2 and put the result in field3
Example:
Field1 = "John"
Field2 = "Doe"
I want to set the field three by some equation to be
Field3 = "JDoe"
...
I am working on a project where I have many constant strings formed by concatenation (numbers, etc.).
For example, I have a LOCATION macro that formats __FILE__ and __LINE__ into a string that I can use to know where I am in the code, when printing messages or errors:
#define _STR(x) # x
#define STR(x) _STR(x)
#define LOCATION _...
Is there a way in PHP to include a constant in a string without concatenating?
...
This may be really easy but I'm wondering if there is a function in MySQL to have all results wrapped or appended without having to use CONCAT on each part? Something like:
SELECT x, y, z WHERE 1 = 1
Where the results would normally be:
x | y | z
blah |stuff |junk
big |small |huge
good |bad |ugly
Instead it returns...
I have the following problem when using SQL Server 2000
The following table has around 200 rows.
Company / Employee
1005 / A
1005 / B
1005 / C
1010 / X
1010 / Y
1020 / L
1020 / M
etc etc
I wish to create the following (comma separated) output:
Company / Employees
1005 / A, B, C
1010 / X, Y
1020 / L, M
etc etc
I'm having a really...
I have an unknown number of arrays, each containing an unknown number of words. I want to concatenate the values from each list so that all possible variations of the words are stored to a final array.
For example, if array 1 contains:
dog
cat
and array 2 contains:
food
tooth
and array 3 contains:
car
bike
I'd like the output t...
Basicaly I have a user inputted string like:
"hi my name is bob"
what I would like to do is have my program randomly pick a new ending of the string and end it with my specified ending.
For example:
"hi my name DUR."
"hi mDUR."
etc etc
I'm kinda new to python so hopefully there's an easy solution to this hehe
...
Hello,
I have to create a View that shows a field created by concatenating some other fields. The simple query that I use is this one:
SELECT
CODPROY, DESCPROY, USER, CODPROY + ' - ' + USER + ' - ' + DESCPROY AS Expr
FROM
dbo.PROY
The problem is that USER may be NULL and in this case I have to insert a default text, ...
What is the most efficient way to prepend to a C string, using as little memory as possible?
I am trying to reconstruct the path to a file in a large directory tree.
Here's an idea of what I was doing before:
char temp[LENGTH], file[LENGTH];
file = some_file_name;
while (some_condition) {
parent_dir = some_calculation_that_yields...
I have an object with two different integer properties in it, and I'm trying to get a a new object in Linq to Entities, combining two integer properties from the same object as concatenated strings, as follows
List<DateRange> collection = (from d in context.dates
select new DateRange
{
DateString = from s in context.Seasons
wher...
I want to concatenate a piece of text, for example "The answer is " with a signed integer, to give the output "The number is 42".
I know how long the piece of text is (14 characters) but I don't know how many characters the string representation of the number will be.
I assume the worst case scenario, the largest signed 16-bit integer ...
I have a MySQL db with a list of people, including their address, which I want to return as one field in a query. It's split into address1, address2, address3, address4, post_code and I want to do something like the following
SELECT CONCAT(`address1`, ' ', `address2`, ' ', `address3`, ' ', `address4`, ' ', `post_code`) AS `address` FRO...
I have a question about relationships between two tables.
Let's say we have a table users, and links.
users
+++++++++
id name
1 name1
2 name2
3 name3
+++++++++
links
+++++++++
id link
1 link1
2 link1
3 link1
+++++++++
Now the normal way to link these two is with a name_links table.
For example:
name_links
++++++++++++
uid ...
I have encountered a weird situation while updating/upgrading some legacy code.
I have a variable which contains HTML. Before I can output it, it has to be filled with lots of data. In essence, I have the following:
for my $line (@lines) {
$output = loadstuff($line, $output);
}
Inside of loadstuff(), there is the following
sub ...