find ./dir -type f -iname "*.t[argz]*[bz2]" -print | xargs mv --target-directory=dir seems to fail on file that has spaces in the name. how to improve it? or alternative? thanks for answer below: my mv doesn't support --null or -0, I'm using cygwin: $ mv --help Usage: mv [OPTION]... [-T] SOURCE DEST or: mv [OPTION]... SOURCE... DIR...
I'm sure I'm making this harder than it needs to be. I have a vector... vector<Joints> mJointsVector; ...comprised of structs patterned after the following... struct Joints { string name; float origUpperLimit; float origLowerLimit; }; I'm trying to search mJointsVector with "std::find" to locate an individual joint...
Hi! how do i find in XCode all caller functions of a specific function? Thanks!x ...
i have a table with tr containing 10 td elements. The tr are generated dynamically. For eg <tr id = "<?php echo $count; ?>" > <td>name </td> <td>info </td> ... ... <td><a href="delete.php">delete</a></td> </tr> What i wish to do is when i click on delete link , using ajax go to delete page do the needful and then without page refres...
I googled and someone found the answer and linked but it was dead. How can i find a specific class in a specific file? The poster i found ask that question and found how to do it in a namespace but i would like to find one specific to a file. This question is to answer my other question but now that i thought of this i would like to know...
My XML file looks something like this: <doc> <RU1> <conf> <prop name="a" val="http://a.org/a.html> </conf> </RU1> <RAU1> <conf> <prop name="a" val="http://a.org/a.html> </conf> </RAU1> <RU2> <conf> <prop name="a" val="http://a.org...
$array = ( array('1231415'=>array('foo'=>'bar', 'test'=> 1)), array('32434'=>array('foo'=>'bar', 'test'=> '0')), array('123244'=>array('foo'=>'bar', 'test'=> 0)), array('193928'=>array('foo'=>'bar', 'test'=> 1)) ); I have an array that has (many) random keys, the ID number. I need to test each array within if 'test' = ...
So I have two separate queries: tagged_items = Item.tagged_with(params[:s], :on => :tags) searched_items = Item.find(:all, :conditions => ["MATCH(title) AGAINST (? IN BOOLEAN MODE)", "*#{params[:s]}*"]) The first tagged_items is using the acts_as_taggable_on plugin to find all the items tagged with XYZ. The second, searched_items, is...
Hi sorry for asking simple shell question again but my TA in school doesnt check the school forum so I never get any answer, please help me again, thanks anyways: I am trying to use array to store a list of file names using the Find command, but for some reason the array fail to work in the bash used by the school, my program works on ...
<a href="#">Hide Me</a> How do I find a link with text "hide" in it. I know how to find links by attributes but can't figure out how to find link by its text. ...
I have a table that I screen scraped using the jQuery load function, the function returns a table with text and graphics. The website I scraped from uses relative paths for their images so when I return the code to my page the images are not showing up. I have been looking for a jQuery function to find the tag and either update it to ad...
Windows XP Pro This shows output in the console: dir | find " free" This doesn't: tasklist | find "Image Name" This does: tasklist | find /C "Image Name" And this does write the expected line into the file: tasklist | find "Image Name" > foo.txt What causes that? ...
I want to find the first index of substrings in a larger string. I only want it to match whole words and I'd like it to be case-insensitive, except that I want it to treat CamelCase as separate words. The code below does the trick, but it's slow. I'd like to speed it up. Any suggestions? I was trying some regex stuff, but couldn't f...
I am working on developing a skeleton of what to eventually become an administration dashboard. One of the things the dashboard will eventually have to do is allow users to search for users of a game and view information about them. The information about them in question is in different table so naturally I have had to employ associati...
Hi, I a string that is coming from my database table say $needle. If te needle is not in my array, then I want to add it to my array. If it IS in my array then so long as it is in only twice, then I still want to add it to my array (so three times will be the maximum) In order to check to see is if $needle is in my $haystack array, do...
I have code which looks something like this: thing_index = thing_list.index(thing) otherfunction(thing_list, thing_index) ok so that's simplified but you get the idea. Now thing might not actually be in the list, in which case I want to pass -1 as thing_index. In other languages this is what you'd expect index() to return if it couldn...
How could I use find unix utility to find all working copies on the machine? For example, I can use find / -name .svn -type d command, but it outputs all redundant results (a lot of subfolders), while I need only parent directory of working copy to be shown. There is related question, but it does not really help in my case: http://stac...
I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to find my element. Following i smy structure: <div class="a" customattrib="2"> in order to find this element can I do something like : $("div.a [customattrib='2']") This does not seem to work, is there another way to do this? Without the class I am able to get the value but I do no...
<div> <p><a href="#">link</a> some text</p> <p><a href="#">link</a></p> <p><a href="#">link</a> some text</p> <p><a href="#">link</a></p> </div> I want to find (and addClass to) the <p> tags that DO NOT contain text, directly inside itself or its children. ...
Using apple os 10.5.x I am trying to hunt down font files and move them on client workstations. So far I have: mv $(mdfind -onlyin ~/Desktop/fontRm/ "kMDItemContentType == '*ont*'" | sed -e 's/ /\\ /g') /Users/chrihopk/Desktop/target/ I'm struggling with getting the sed command to escape the spaces before the mv command executes. Tha...