I have an app which lists many languages. In the app I compare language names. When I compare language names with no accents it works and the compare is true. When I compare languages with accents, it doesn't think they are equal. In this case they are NOT equal (but should be). Language = "Español"; MonoTouch.Foundation.NSString s =...
Hello I am trying to decode data received over a tcp connection. The packets are small, no more than 100 bytes. However when there is a lot of them I receive some of the the packets joined together. Is there a way to prevent this. I am using python I have tried to separate the packets, my source is below. The packets start with STX byt...
I have this code : $count = 0; preg_replace('/test/', 'test'. $count, $content,-1,$count); For every replace, I obtain test0. I would like to get test0, test1, test2 etc.. ...
I have not worked with static libraries before, but now I need to. Scenario: I am writing a console app in Unix. I freely use std::string everywhere because it's easy to do so. However, I recently found out that I have to support it in Windows and a third party application would need API's to my code (I will not be sharing source, just...
I am somewhat new to unicode and unicode strings. I'm trying to determine the difference between "fullwidth" symbol and a normal one. Take these two for example: Normal: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/20a9/index.htm Fullwidth: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/ffe6/index.htm I notice that the fullwidth is def...
If I have: const char *mystr = "cheesecakes"; FILE *myfile = fopen("path/to/file.exe","r"); I need to write a function to determine whether myfile contains any occurrences of mystr. Could anyone help me? Thanks! UPDATE: So it turns out the platform I need to deploy to doesn't have memstr. Does anyone know of a free implementation I c...
hi, I am trying to get a normalized path on windows. The paths are stored in a list and i am looping over those as follows: >>> lst = ['C:\\', 'C:\\Windows', 'C:\\Program Files'] >>> lst ['C:\\', 'C:\\Windows', 'C:\\Program Files'] >>> for pth in lst: ... print pth ... C:\ C:\Windows C:\Program Files Notice that it has removed one ...
Hi, I am getting an error with this code. 'Incompatible types in assignment of char to char[13]' I can't figure out how to initialize these arrays and make this work. Basically, the program takes ISBN codes (4 groups of integers and makes one string with '-' in them between each group of numbers) and verifies that they are correct. The p...
Hey, I'm trying to define a macro which is suppose to take 2 string values and return them concatenated with a one space between them. It seems I can use any character I want besides space. for example: #define conc(str1,str2) #str1 ## #str2 #define space_conc(str1,str2) conc(str1,-) ## #str2 space_conc(idan,oop); space_conc woul...
Do structures support inheritance? I think it's stupid question, but I have not much idea about it. What is the meaning of writing code like this: struct A { void f() { cout << "Class A" << endl; } }; struct B: A { void f() { cout << "Class B" << endl; } }; In structures also private section will come, don't they give encapsul...
How can I parse multiple values from a formatted string in C#? The string is in this format: "blah blah blah (foo:this, bar:that)" I need to parse out the foo and the bar value. The parentheses are always at the end of the line. Edit: Sorry... that wasn't very clear. What I meant was I need to know the "foo" value and the "bar" v...
Possible Duplicate: Comparing StringBuffer content with equals StringBuffer s1= new StringBuffer("Test"); StringBuffer s2 = new StringBuffer("Test"); if(s1.equals(s2)) { System.out.println("True"); } else { System.out.println("False"); } Why does that code print "False"? ...
It might be a silly question but is there any difference between std::string s1("foo"); and std::string s2 = "foo"; ? ...
I need to create a "obscuring" function which replaces clear-text password in line, before writing it to log. It looks like this: function pass_obscure { my $logline = shift; my $pass = "wer32pass$"; # this password is an example, the real one is received as parameter, or already stored as global value $logline =~ ...
I have an XElement and I need to add more elements to it from a string. The string contains multiple xml elements in it that I need to parse. I have tried both XDocument.Load and XElement.Parse but get errors. The contents of the file are as follows: <menu id="a"> <menuItem keyID="0"> <command>test</command> </menuItem> <menu...
I want to change the value of a particular string index, but unfortunately string[4] = "a" raises a TypeError, because strings are immutable ("item assignment is not supported"). So instead I use the rather clumsy string = string[:4] + "a" + string[4:] Is there a better way of doing this? ...
I'm writing a Python script that goes through a directory and gathers certain files, but there are a number of files I want excluded that all start the same. Example code: for name in files: if name != "doc1.html" and name != "doc2.html" and name != "doc3.html": print name Let's say there are 100 hundred HTML files in the di...
Hi, I'm trying to pass a string like this: {"key":["value"],"key2":undefined,"key3":undefined,"key4":undefined,"key5":"value"} to a javascript-function like this: <a href="#" onClick="myFunction(myString);"> but can't get the escaping right. Is there a way to pass that object-string to a function or do I need to convert something?...
I'm writing a C Code in which my array of length 2 char contains String My But while printing it to the Screen using puts(). I'm getting this output My £■ 0√" What is the reason for such codes ??? And if my array length is 2 then How can i get output of length 2+ ??? ...
I have a simple function that passes a variable "var" as a u_char array. I have no difficulty printing that array. printf("%2.2x:%2.2x:%2.2x:%2.2x:%2.2x:%2.2x", var[0], var [1], var[2], var[3], var[4], var[5]); Prints the mac address out just the way I like it. I cannot for the life of me figure out the proper way to store this...