Hi, I am looking to develop/locate a find-replace tool for XPS documents. Does anyone know how to detect the the fonts used within XPS Documents within C#? And also how to produce an ODTTF Fils based on TypeFace Characters/Font? Kind regards, Matt ...
Hello! I have an array of strings. How might I be able to figure out what index a string is in a array? Thanks, Christian Stewart ...
What I would like to script: a PHP script to find a certain string in loads of files Is it possible to read contents of thousands of text files from another ftp server without actually downloading those files (ftp_get) ? If not, would downloading them ONCE -> if already exists = skip / filesize differs = redownload -> search certain st...
Hello, How would I figure out where a specific item is in an array? For instance I have an array like this: ("itemone", "someitem", "fortay", "soup") How would I get the index of "someitem" Thanks, Christian Stewart ...
I'd like to know why I have a memory error with this: The problem appears on char* value = aMap.find(keync)->second If I put manualy char* value = "key0" it works!!! using std::map; map <char*, char*> aMap; void search(const char* key) { const int LEN = strlen(key); char* keync = new char[LEN]; for (int i= 0; i < LEN; i...
I feel like I've seen something like this before, but not sure where and searches aren't turning up anything useful. A library like this would evaluate xpath-like string expressions that would resolve to references to actual components (if they exist) in a Flex application's display list tree. ...
Hi I'm trying to find all long filenames in a directory using: find . -regex './[^/]\{5,\}.txt' According to the GNU find documentation, -regex uses emacs regex by default. So this should give me all files longer than 5 characters (excluding extension). Unfortunately it does not work. It matches nothing. I've tried various variation...
So I understand that a line such as: find /var/log/ -mtime +60 -type f -exec ls -l {} \; Will list all files in /var/log which were modified 60 days or more ago. After reading through the find man page though I noticed: Measure times (for -amin, -atime, -cmin, -ctime, -mmin, and -mtime) from the beginning of today rather th...
My shell script: #!/bin/bash if [ $# -lt 2 ] then echo "$0 : Not enough argument supplied. 2 Arguments needed." echo "Argument 1: -d for debug (lists files it will remove) or -e for execution." echo "Followed by some path to remove files from. (path of where to look) " exit 1 fi if test $1 == '-d' then find $2 -mmi...
Single Table Inheritance using ActiveRecord. Since we can use @test = Employee.all and find all the employees created. How does rails do this? Since we only use a User Table. How does it know about employees and retrieve only employees? Rails Magic? Explanation anyone? Thank you in advance. Base Class : Person (inherits ActiveRecord) Su...
I have a string (not xml ) <headername>X-Mailer-Recptid</headername> <headervalue>15772348</headervalue> </header> from this, i need to get the value 15772348, that is the value of headervalue. How is possible? ...
There is no utilites like find, grep , "ls -laR" to find files in Android os. IS there a way or is there a list of current default files in the os file system hierarchy? ...
hi dear friends and good morning The following question may be complicated and critical for my systems I have 4 Linux machines with cluster My target is to find all kind of IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) in every file in the linux system remark: need to scan each file in the linux system and verify if the file include IP address if ye...
Hi folks, On unix-like systems we have apropos to search the manual page names and descriptions so we can find context related information. For example apropos delete would give me a list of all kinds of software related to "deleting" stuff. Does anybody know if that already exist for Python or do I have to code it? What I basically w...
I want to create a model, "Whitelist" to build a list of users that I do not want displayed in my main model, "User". Example Controller def index @users = User.find(:all) #These are to be filtered behind the scenes in the model end Example Model class User ActiveRecord::Base has_many :whitelist def self.find #Add somethi...
I'm using ActiveRecord and Ruby (outside of Rails) to track some statistics. I added a method (total_cost) to one of my models to do calculations using a couple of the columns in the current model as well as a column from another model. I'd really like to be able to use some of ActiveRecord's provisions for math (averaging, sums) and ...
Hi, I'm building my first Rails project - its a ToDo app, which are supposed to send out warnings when a Task are X minutes from its deadline. Im trying to create a variabel with the tasks that are X minutes from its deadline. The X minutes are diffrent for every Task - which means that its stored in the database. So I got two columns ...
I have a find command that I would like to sort such that entries for certain directories are sorted last. The reason is that this list is to be passed to etags to create a tags table and I would like certain third-party tool directories to be after all the code I actively edit. Can someone suggest a good easy way in to sort the list a...
The documentation for Python 2.7 lists string.find as a deprecated function but does not (unlike atoi and atol) provide an alternative. I'm coding in 2.7 at the moment so I'm happy to use it but I would like to know: what is it going to be replaced with? is that usable in 2.7 (if so, I'll use it now so as to avoid recoding later)? ...
Hello, I want to know the positions of the "_" in a string: string str("BLA_BLABLA_BLA.txt"); Something like: string::iterator it; for ( it=str.begin() ; it < str.end(); it++ ){ if (*it == "_") //this goes wrong: pointer and integer comparison { pos(1) = it; } cout << *it << endl; } Thanks, André ...