Hi, i programmed this php function that takes any text/html string and trims it.
For example:
gen_string("Hello, how are you today?",10);
Returns:
Hello, how...
The problem arises when the function string limit is the same as the position of a special character such as: á, ñ, etc...
In which case:
gen_string("Helló my friend",5);
...
Hello,
Recently I asked this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3199449/removing-up-to-4-spaces-from-a-string
and it works just fine. I am interested however in counting the number of spaces I have removed as well. How can I do this? Count the number of spaces removed using this?
stringArray[i] = stringArray[i].replaceFirst ...
Hi,
I am trying to manipulate a string of open hours that is given to me.
It is poorly formatted and I need to bring it up to the same standard as another piece of data from a different source.
Mon-Wed 930-1700 Thu 900-1700 Fri 930-1700
Mon - Wed 930-1700 Thu 900-1700 Fri 930-1700
Mon - Thu 930-1600 Fri 930-1700
Mon - Wed 930-1700 Thu...
This C++ code is kind of lame, but I need to maintain it. I cannot seem to figure out a "buffer too small" problem. I am using Visual Studio 2010. I will come up with minimal code required to reproduce based on the values I see in the debugger. Sorry, I will not have tested the actual snippet itself. Also, since my system clipboard is "b...
Hi All,
Not sure if this is the best approach but I have some string which represents the orientation of some blocks. For example '3V6V' means a row of 3 vertical blocks, and a row of 6 vertical blocks. '3V6V6V' means row of 3, 6, 6 all vertical. '4H4H4H4H' would be 4 rows of 4 horizontal blocks. i.e. every 2 characters constitutes a ro...
I apologize if you know nothing about Python, however, the following snippet should be very readable to anyone. The only trick to watch out for - indexing a list with [-1] gives you the last element if there is one, or raises an exception.
>>> fileName = 'TheFileName.Something.xMl'
>>> fileNameList = fileName.split('.')
>>> assert(len(f...
Hello all,
I'm not sure if this is a regex question, but i need to be able to grab whats inside single qoutes, and surround them with something. For example:
this is a 'test' of 'something' and 'I' 'really' want 'to' 'solve this'
would turn into
this is a ('test') of ('something') and ('I') ('really') want ('to') ('solve this')
A...
I need to produce a string with emacs lisp, in which, there must contain double-quote '"'. By studying the string syntax of emacs lisp, I thought "\"" would represent such double-quote. But to my surprise, I the following expression
(concat "\"")
produced
"\""
the '\' being not desired.
Please teach me how I can produce a pure double...
This is sort of a secondary question to my question here but it was suggested split the questions up for a better response.
I have individual lines of data like the following that a passed to the function separately.
Mon-Wed 930-1700 Thu 900-1700 Fri 930-1700
Mon-Wed 930-1700 Thu 900-1700 Fri 930-1700 Sat 900-1200, Home Lending Sat ...
I have the following string:
string path = "C:\Users\Username\Desktop\FileName.pdf";
I need to take off FileName.pdf and put in a string variable called fileName.
The code has to be generic in a sense that anytime i get path, i start
going from the end of the string down to the first backslash.
I'm using C#
...
Hello,
I'm working on a template class and I've an issue when trying to parse out a list of quoted strings from a string argument list. Take for example the string:
$string = 'VAR_SELECTED, \'Hello m\'lady\', "null"';
I'm having a problem coming up with a regex that extracts the string "Hello m'lady" and "null". The closest I have go...
I want to take the 01 part of a string abcd_01 using SQL. What should be the query for this, where the length before the _ varies? That is, it may be abcde_01 or ab_01. Basically, I want part after the _. Thanks.
...
I have a text string that contain some references numbers like [3][2][4] or [1] or [5][7]
can you please help me removing all numbers between brackets ex. [4] from that string
using regular expressions Regex ?
Thanks
...
Here is the question:
+--------------+
Ships |
+--------------+
Duke of north |
---------------+
Prince of Wales|
---------------+
Baltic |
---------------+
I need to replace all characters between the first and the last spaces (excluding these spaces) by symbols of an asterisk (*). The number of asterisks must be eq...
Say we have the following string
string data= "/temp string";
If we want to remove the first character / we can do by alot of ways such as :
data.Remove(0,1);
data.TrimStart('/');
data.Substring(1);
But .. really I don't know which one have the best algorithm and doing that faster ..
Is there a one that is the best or all are the...
In my user's data edit form I have a boolean field, for adding/removing email from newsletter. I've written a custom save method for this form :
def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
mail = None
if self.cleaned_data['inf_newsletter']:
mail = NewsletterEmails(self.instance.user.email)
mail.save()
else:
...
I have a string as follows
CompilationStatistics_Compilation_StepList_Map_TimingUsage_ClockList_Clock_MinimumPeriod
What would be the simplest way to remove the first part (CompilationStatistics_) or the last part (_MiniumuPeriod)?
I think about using regular expression, but I expect there should a better way.
m = re.search("{.+}_...
I'm sure there is a simple answer to this but I couldn't find it.
I know how to concatenate a normal string in JavaScript but how would I do it within an object?
I require this as I'm reading through an XML file and creating the HTML for a list of links. Each time I go through the loop I want to create a new <li> containing the link. ...
Hi guys
I have a table with many URLS like
www.topshop.com
www.shopbop.co.uk
http://www.magickingdom.net
http://www.asos.co.uk
UPDATE
Needs to be able to handle this URL as well
topshop.co.uk
I want to be able to strip out the fluff such that it returns only
topshop
shopbop
magickingdom
asos
Do I have to write a manual excepti...
I am using Python 2.6.5. My code requires the use of the "more than or equal to" sign. Here it goes:
>>> s = u'\u2265'
>>> print s
>>> ≥
>>> print "{0}".format(s)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\u2265'
in position 0: ordinal not in range(128)`...