bool contains = list.Any(yourString.Contains); This is searching for substrings, so it doesn’t compare “words”. Here is a version that ignores the case: bool contains = list.Any(s => yourString.IndexOf(s, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase) >= 0); 2 solved Lambda statement for finding sub-string in a string from list of strings [closed]
Staying as true to what you provided as I can, I end up with this. from math import sin, pi def I1(n, a, b): if n is None and a is None and b is None: h = 1000 a = 0 b = pi n = # ? else: h = (b – a) … Read more
The argument to panTo needs to be a google.maps.LatLng object or a LatLngLiteral What you are giving it is neither (it is a comma separated string that happens to contain a latitude and a longitude: <li><a class=”location” data-location=”52.240477,-0.902656″>northampton</a></li> $(‘.location’).on(‘click’,function(){ pan($(this).data(‘location’)); }); function pan(latlon) { var panPoint = new google.maps.LatLng(latlon); map.panTo(panPoint) } working fiddle working code … Read more
I’ve got an answer that will find the first instance of USD and check if TOTAL PURCHASE is 9 rows below it, if found then copy the adjacent cell to D1, if not found then search for the next USD and repeat the checks: Option Explicit Sub vbavjezba() Dim total As Variant Dim usd As … Read more
By this: impoly > Generate Data > function createfigure1 Do you mean after calling impoly, you go into the figure window and select “Generate Code”? Which will create a function createfigure – but this has nothing to do with impoly. There are a couple of ways you can extract the ROI. After choosing the area … Read more
let emitObj = {}; emitObj[srchTxtlabel] = this.val1; this.AdvancedSrchEvent.emit(emitObj) 2 solved typescript anonymous object with variable based label value
I’ve figured out that the JSON is already valid, I was just too confused and irritated by the errors with different usages of Object.keys etc.! I’ve solved the issue with: const arr = Object.entries(this.props.user); const mapped = []; arr.forEach(([key, value]) => mapped.push(value)); This way I am cutting out the {} entries inside the object and … Read more
You can do this using the popular stringr and dplyr libraries. library(dplyr) library(stringr) df <- tibble( sentence = c( “Time & tide waits for none”, ” Tit for tat”, “Eyes are mirror of person’s thoughts”, “Some Other Sentence”, “Odd sentences failure” ) ) df <- df %>% # Split the sentence and store it in … Read more
Something like this maybe? <html> <body> <input type=”text” oncopy=”myFunction()” value=”Try to copy this text”> <script> function myFunction() { alert(‘you tried to copy’) } </script> </body> </html> 1 solved JavaScript alert message
For a bit mask it helps to look at values in binary since that is the level needed for a bit mask. And each enum value typically only sets a single bit. So the enum values would be set (in binary) to 00001, 00010, 00100, 01000, 10000, etc. Those same values in decimal would be: … Read more
The original example input has a few syntactical issues so I am not sure as to what the “array” and its elements look like. Making an assumption to make it syntactically compliant with the fewest modifications leads to the array in the working example below. Based on that input, using Object.values is the simplest way … Read more
All, I got it solved by myself. select distinct yr from nobel where subject=”Physics” and yr not in (select distinct yr from nobel where subject=”Chemistry”) Thanks I also find a way to reveal the answer of those questions(at least some of them) just append ?answer=1 to the url, you may be able to get an … Read more
I don’t think data.frame() can handle vectors as individual elements, so I used data_frame() from the tibble package: df <- tibble::data_frame(var1 = list(c(“apple”, “www”), c(“dog”, “cat”, “kkk”)), var2 = list(c(“apple”, “zzz”), c(“cat”, “kkk”))) apply function by row, where the function takes the intersection of the first and second list elements: apply(df, 1, function(x) intersect(x[[1]], x[[2]])) … Read more
The best way to do this could be having an element with postion: absolute and place it above the input field. Try this code. <form class=”box-login” > <div class=”box-inputs”> <span class=”icon”><img src=”https://cdn3.iconfinder.com/data/icons/wpzoom-developer-icon-set/500/102-128.png”></span> <label class=”box-input” for=”cpf”></label> <input class=”line-input” id=”cpf” type=”text” placeholder=”CPF”> </div> <div class=”box-inputs”> <span class=”icon”><img src=”https://cdn3.iconfinder.com/data/icons/wpzoom-developer-icon-set/500/102-128.png”></span> <label for=”box-input”> <input class=”line-input” id=”password” type=”password” placeholder=”Senha”> </label> </div> … Read more
The following list comprehension using itertools.groupby and str.join will work: from itertools import groupby s = “aaaabbcccdd” [”.join(g) for _, g in groupby(s)] # [“aaaa”, “bb”, “ccc”, “dd”] 1 solved How to split string into substrings of identical letters?