oracle11g,separator,data-integration,oracle-data-integrator
try this: select <%=odiRef.getColList("", "[EXPRESSION]", **"||'" + odiRef.getUserExit("option_name") + "'||"**, "", "")%> from <%=snpRef.getFrom()%> ...
Then the data I want to analyze is separated with "@". My idea is to change the default end of line character used by Java ans set "@". I wouldn't do that as it might break God knows what else that is depending on line.separator. As for why this...
javascript,regex,replace,separator
This one may suit your needs: ,(?=[\d,]*\.\d{2}\b) Debuggex Demo...
linux,unix,awk,posix,separator
Here's a pragmatic summary that applies to all major Awk implementations: GNU Awk (gawk) - the default awk in some Linux distros Mawk (mawk) - the default awk in some Linux distros (e.g., Ubuntu) BSD Awk - a.k.a. BWK Awk - the default awk on BSD-like platforms, including OSX On...
When reading, you can use csv.reader() which takes a delimiter parameter like this: >>> with open(your_file, "r") as f: ... data = [x for x in csv.reader(f, delimiter='#')] ... >>> And when you're writing, csv.writer() accepts the same parameter.. >>> with open("foo.txt", "w") as f: ... w = csv.writer(f, delimiter=',')...
You could sed the field separator to a regex: awk -F' |:' '{print $2}' file 123 2983 8 ...
python,separator,partition,rationale
Per the documentation, str.partition and the associated str.rpartition were: New in version 2.5. Looking at the what's new for that version provides some rationale for these methods, which "simplify a common use case": The find(S)() method is often used to get an index which is then used to slice the...
You can use read.table, but you should use count.fields or some kind of regex to figure out the correct number of columns first. Using Robert's "text" sample data: Cols <- max(sapply(gregexpr("+", text, fixed = TRUE), length))+1 ## Cols <- max(count.fields(textConnection(text), sep = "+")) read.table(text = text, comment.char="", header = FALSE,...
python,c++,integer,julia-lang,separator
The standards proposal document for C++14 has a very lengthy discussion on the rationale and possible choices for a digit separator. The considered `, ', _, ::, and (space). Some of the discussion cites other languages. According to the document, _ is also used in Ada, VHDL, Verilog, and possibly...
python,loops,increment,separator
I'd suggest using the modulo operator, here's a small demo: numservers = 15 # put anything you want here for i in range(1,numservers+1): print('server{}'.format(i)) if i%5 == 0: print('*'*22) ...
^M is ASCII character 13, known as a carriage return. MS-DOS uses a carriage return followed by a line feed (ASCII 10) to mark the end of a line. Unix systems use a line feed only. Usually you will "see" a carriage return when using an editor that thinks your...
If you overwrite the standard format with #.00 you have no grouping seperator in your format. For your expected case you have to include the grouping seperator again into your custom format: DecimalFormat theFormatter = new DecimalFormat("#,###.00", theSymbols); The pattern definition symbols can be found in the Doc...
string,foreach,smarty,separator,smarty2
Another way to look at the problem is that a comma should be printed before every string except the 1st one, so create a variable called "comma" and initialize it to the empty string and set it to "," after the first string is printed. Not tested but you get...
This is possible changing the default separator to an empty string, so this: echo $slugify->slugify('A strange.example_user-name', ''); Will return this: astrangeexampleusername ...
You are close to solution but making simple mistake. i.e. you are reading by firstFile.next() which gives you word by word instead of line by line, As you are interested in line by line So use nextLine() Like: while (firstFile.hasNext()) { firstFileList.add(firstFile.nextLine().trim()); } while (secondFile.hasNext()) { secondFileList.add(secondFile.nextLine().trim()); } try {...
You can use NSNumberFormatter to specify a different grouping separator as follow: extension Int { var addSpaceSeparator:String { let nf = NSNumberFormatter() nf.groupingSeparator = " " nf.numberStyle = NSNumberFormatterStyle.DecimalStyle return nf.stringFromNumber(self)! } } let myInt = 2358000 let myIntDescription = myInt.addSpaceSeparator // "2 358 000" Note: If you would like...
asp.net-mvc,asp.net-mvc-4,int,separator
Apply the DisplayFormat attribute to your model property: [DisplayFormat(DataFormatString = "{0:N2}")] public decimal Cost { get; set; } Then the formatting is done by the ModelBinder for you instead of you having to remember to do it in each individual view....
The function write.table accepts only one separator. MASS::write.matrix can do the trick: require(MASS) m <- matrix(1:12, ncol = 3) write.matrix(m, file = "", sep = c("\\tab", ","), blocksize = 1) returns 1\tab5,9 2\tab 6,10 3\tab 7,11 4\tab 8,12 but as the documentation of this function does not say that multiple...
html,css,menu,navigation,separator
Just use: nav li:first-child{ background:none; } ...
Just use the join() method: def to_string(my_list, sep=' '): return "List is: " + sep.join(map(str, my_list)) If you would like to use the range() function: for i in range(len(my_list)): if i > 0: new_str += sep new_str += str(my_list[i]) This is unfortunately horribly un-Pythonic, and inefficient because Python has to...
swift,condition,logical-operators,separator,swift-playground
The condition in the if statement is really weird: When something should execute when either the first value is greater than the second or the second is greater than the first, then that's like checking whether the values are indifferent! So if normalDegrees > degreesInACircle || normalDegrees < degreesInACircle is...
You don't need position:absolute at all as it's overkill (albeit not very much overkill). You can use floats instead: li { display: inline-block; margin-left:10px; /* Adjust as needed */ } li:not(:first-of-type):after { /* Exempts the first LI */ display:block; float:left; margin-right:10px; /* Adjust as needed */ content:"/"; } <ul> <li>Home</li>...
crystal-reports,formatting,report,decimal,separator
As far as I know there is no way to directly get the local systems symbols for thousands separator and decimal. You can, however, manually check the locale via the contentlocale variable and select the appropriate formatting. For example, to display a '.' as the decimal symbol for United States...
vb.net,csv,tostring,cultureinfo,separator
How I have to convert a decimal number to string if I want to use correct local decimal separator? By default the current culture's separator is used anyway. But you can use the overload of Decimal.ToString that takes a CultureInfo: Dim localizedNumber = (intValue / 100).ToString( CultureInfo.CurrentCulture ) If...
javascript,filter,multi-select,separator,webix
In Webix 2.2 you can use separator property next to a filter configuration. Something like next header:{ content:"multiSelectFilter", separator:";" } Full sample can be checked by the next link http://webix.com/snippet/e3ed3929...
$ cat /tmp/1 /path/to/example_file_123.txt /path/to/example_file_345.txt $ awk -F'_' '{split($1,a,".*/"); gsub(a[2],"",$1);print $1$2"_"a[2]"_"$3}' /tmp/1 /path/to/file_example_123.txt /path/to/file_example_345.txt ...
we have no context for the code such as whether it is a click event etc, and your question is hard to follow, but this seems to be wrong: Dim i As Integer Dim line As String = DataGridView1.Item(1, i).Value i will always be zero - you just declared it...
ios,objective-c,uitableview,separator
The cause of my issue was the fact I used a blue color shade to show a cell being selected. This shade however was a little too big. It was covering the seperator
You don't need to parse it. If you set the locale appropriately then Java will do the parsing for you. Just use the NumberFormat.parse(String): http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/NumberFormat.html#parse%28java.lang.String%29 You can use my code to print a list of available locales and their format: import java.text.NumberFormat; import java.text.SimpleDateFormat; import java.util.*; public class Test {...
bash,sed,while-loop,separator,fastq
You may find an awk script more robust and less cumbersome to use than a shell loop: $ cat tst.awk BEGIN { FS="\t" } NR==1 { for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) f[$i]=i; next } { print "downloading", $(f["SRA_Sample_s"]) out_dir = $(f["tissue_s"]) gsub(/ /,".",out_dir) cmd = sprintf( "/soft/bio/sequence/sratoolkit-2.3.4-2/bin/fastq-dump.2.3.4 --split-3 --outdir %s --ncbi_error_report...
javascript,jquery,replace,separator,divide
How can I convert selected values from comma separated values to dot separated values? From that, I take it that the values you get from $('.lot2').text() and $('span.Price').text() will use , as the decimal point rather than . (as is the case in some locales). I assume that you...
java,file,separator,difference,path-separator
java.io.File class contains four static separator variables. For better understanding, Let's understand with the help of some code separator: Platform dependent default name-separator character as String. For windows, it’s ‘\’ and for unix it’s ‘/’ separatorChar: Same as separator but it’s char pathSeparator: Platform dependent variable for path-separator. For example...