How to split a string into columns by a specific length (and not delimiter) for example, the string is a 40000 character query and I need to split it into 3000 character strings and then run replace
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I am trying to obtain a specific value from the datastructure produced form my treeview. Here is the treeview being defined. ScoutCalenderView= ttk.Treeview(ScoutCalendar) ScoutCalenderView["colu...
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I’m using NSAttributedString to change the text color of my NSTextview. When I want to change the color of a word, the color will not show. Here is my code for more detail. let main_string = “Hello World". let string_to_color = “World". let range = (main_string as NSString).range(of: string_to_color) textView.textStorage?.addAttribute ...
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jhgfds jhgfds. 43 7 7 bronze badges. 1. I had to turn each result that was each an array into a fixnum ...
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I am trying to use a tkinter option menu to select the variable to search for in a table. A problem arises however as the passed variable does not yield any result. Here is the table: And here is proof that the SQL syntax is not incorrect. The problem is due to the string variable being incorrect and returning:
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I think that the author is simply saying that the block (or rectangular structure) of yellow brick is contiguous (next door) to nothing, and that the"compact Main Street" (that is, public road of modest size) leads up to it. Under this reading, the"it" in"ministering to it" is the"block of yellow brick" (a commercial structure large enough ...
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A common theorem to prove when studying big-O notation for the first time is that. Θ (max {m, n}) = Θ (m + n) In other words, any algorithm whose runtime is O (max {m, n}) also has runtime O (m + n), so any algorithm with this time complexity will fit the bill. As a specific example of this, consider the Knuth-Morris-Pratt string-matching ...
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The only real way I can think of doing this would be as follows, give the route a name as follows: map.connect 'feeds/get', :controller =>"feeds", :action =>"get", as: 'get_feeds'
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The new_zone variable is not a string, but is a Route53::Zone object. If you want to use an existing zone, you'll either need to fetch the existing zone objects into an array like this:
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