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Detect and Manipulate Fonts Used in XPS Documents with C#

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 ...

Objective-C Search NSArray for String?

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 ...

Read content of 12000 files from another FTP server

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...

PHP Array Find Object's Index

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 ...

find with char* variable doesnt work

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...

Is there an Actionscript library that can be used to target Flex components in the display list using an xpath-like syntax?

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. ...

Find long filenames using GNU find -regex

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...

find -daystart argument explanation

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...

modify shell script to delete folders as well as files

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...

Rails ActiveRecord Question

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...

How to find a particular value from a string, PHP

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? ...

finding files on android os

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? ...

linux + find mechanism with Irregular Expression (find command) or perl

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...

apropos / find context related information

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...

How do I create a blacklist/whitelist for finding Rails model records?

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...

.finding on a method in ActiveRecord

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 ...

Task.find Conditions

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 ...

How to sort find result such that paths beginning with one of a set of patterns are sorted last.

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...

What to use for Python string.find?

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)? ...

How do I detect "_" in a C++ string?

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 ...