You selected the correct regexp, you just have to quote it to use it in Python. You also need to call re.findall(), it’s not a string method. import re txt=”I refer to https://google.com and i never refer http://www.baidu.com” print(re.findall(r'(?<=https:\/\/)([A-Za-z0-9.]*)’, txt)) 1 solved Which of the following regular expressions can be used to get the domain … Read more
You can do this with the Azure CLI which can be run in Powershell. You should be able to do this as a contributor with the az role assignment create command. Keep in mind that permissions with this command are granted at the container scope. Data Lake storage could be used to give folder level … Read more
You could try a regex replacement: var text=”Hello. World… Lorem? Ipsum 123″; var output = text.replace(/([.?!])(?!.*[.?!]).*$/, “$1”); console.log(output); The replacement logic here says to: ([.?!]) match and capture a closing punctuation (?!.*[.?!]) then assert that this punctuation in fact be the final one .* match and consume all remaining text $ until the end of … Read more
Is XSLT the right choice to interpret CDATA in a certain way and write to a file? Yes, CDATA is just a (part of a) text node and is processed as any other text node. Yes, the XSLT 2.0 xsl:result-document instruction is used to write to (possibly many different) file(s). .2. Use some sort of … Read more
You’re using “…” instead of quotes “…”. Looks like code copied from a web page that transforms quotes into “fancy quotes” and pasted in a text file. Replace all occurrences of “ and ” with “. 4 solved sending an mail with attachment using php
1) the count is number of milliseconds that are remaining for the timer to expire. This time seems to be relative to the previous timer and gets decremented every millisecond only for the topmost timer. Other timers’ count value remains untouched in the ISR. 2) because when second timer expires (its count goes down to … Read more
To Implement FontAwesome, you will need to reference it on your page. This can be wherever you have refrenced other stylesheets (i.e. the header). In this example, I have used an online host (CDNJS) to provide the url. You can just copy and paste it. Otherwise, you can go to fontawesome’s website and sign up … Read more
In 12c the FETCH clause allows you to do this select * from the_table order by value desc FETCH FIRST 1 ROWS WITH TIES; 4 solved SQL – How to select a row having a column with max value without using sub query in Oracle
Source you using is wrong multiple times. int a,b,c; a=b++, c++; first of all reading from uninitialized variables leads to UB, so you cannot predict what would be in a. Second, even if you would initialize b and c that expression is equal to: (a=b++), c++; to see behaviour predicted on that site you have … Read more
The terminating condition a + b <= i is equivalent to b <= i – a which in turn (as Python for uses less than not less than or equal) would be b < i – a + 1. That means in Python you could write: for b in range((i – a) / 2, i … Read more
You can run any program from Qt5 and capture it’s standard output using the QProcess class. The official documentation with examples is here: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html So what I would do then is simply make a GUI with 2 QTextEdit widgets, one for the code and one for the compile/run output. Documentation for QTextEdit is here: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtextedit.html … Read more
If both your projects are hosted under the same domain name and port then as far as PHP and the browser is concerned it’s all one application, and therefore they will share a single Session. Whether you logically view it as two projects is irrelevant to that. If they need to be treated as separate … Read more
Try – SELECT id, SUM( DISTINCT ss ) AS “Sum (ss)” FROM tblData GROUP BY id; Note : Without GROUP BY SUM() will try to add up all values of ss, even with the DISTINCT qualifier. If you use GROUP BY but not DISTINCT then SUM() will add up all the values of ss for … Read more
Per the comments, the issue was that obj.mem1.val1 was being passed to the calculation as a string, resulting in (’90’ + 15) * (0.5343543) or more likely (’90’ + 1) * (0.5343543). Casting it to a number corrects the issue. This may be done like so: Math.floor((+obj.mem1.val1 + i) * (obj.mem2[param][j].val2)) or Math.floor((Number(obj.mem1.val1) + i) … Read more
Use clipping with polygon. My polygons go from upper left, to upper right, to lower right, to lower left. I used the css calc function in order to make the offset relative to the end. I did a 40px slant, but if you want more a slant, simply change that number. body { background:black; } … Read more