Kirat[ad_1] pushd “c:\folder_with_bat_files” for /f “tokens=* delims=” %%a in (‘dir /b /a:-d^| findstr /i /e /v “bat”‘) do ( move /y “%%~fa” “c:\some_dir” ) use findstr command to filter the redults of dir command. 4 [ad_2] solved Needed Batch command for moving file other than *.bat all others to the different folder [closed]
[ad_1] When you call the method “createNewUser()”, you are inside of an onClickListener. When you pass in ‘this’ as your context, you are passing in the context of your listener. Instead, when calling createNewUser, use ‘MainActivity.this’ as your Context, so then your app knows that the context is the whole activity and not just the … Read more
[ad_1] Why don’t you simply use regionprops with ‘Image’ property? img = imread(‘http://i.stack.imgur.com/zpYa5.png’); %// read the image bw = img(:,:,1) > 128; %// conver to mask Use some minor morphological operations to handle spurious pixels dbw = imdilate(bw, ones(3)); lb = bwlabel(dbw).*bw; %// label each character as a connected component Now you can use regionprops … Read more
[ad_1] Try to avoid posting same question in other ways, edit the same question. You asked the same question in MYSQL OR not working Hope this will really help you:- try { $keyword = trim($_GET[“keyword”]); if ($keyword <> “” ) { $sql = “SELECT * FROM tbl_contacts WHERE 1 AND ” . ” (first_name LIKE … Read more
[ad_1] Try using a map function on the array at the point where you need to make the calculations. Once you have the array so that each item is in the format that you want, you can map through the array and divide each item by 2.2. E.g. arr.map((item) => { return item/2.2; }) // … Read more
[ad_1] This should help: import re # Check if the string has 3 digits or more def haveDigits(text): if len(filter(str.isdigit, text))>=3: return True else: return False # Check if the string has 2 uppercase letters or more def haveUppercase(text): if len([char for char in text if char.isupper()])>=2: return True else: return False # First condition … Read more
[ad_1] The easiest way to get the result you expect is in my opinion this way: $data = array( array( ‘domain’ => ‘messages’, ‘key’ => ‘test.testik’, ‘message’ => array() ), array( ‘domain’ => ‘messages’, ‘key’ => ‘test2313.tes31231tik’, ‘message’ => array() ), array( ‘domain’ => ‘validators’, ‘key’ => ‘valid.validik’, ‘message’ => array() ), array( ‘domain’ => … Read more
[ad_1] You could create recursive function with for…in loop and first calculate total sum and total number of nodes and then use those 2 values to calculate average. var graph_structure = {“val”:74,”child”:[{“val”:17,”child”:[{“val”:34,”child”:[{“val”:34,”child”:[{“val”:65,”child”:[{“val”:28,”child”:[{“val”:85},{“val”:30,”child”:[{“val”:68},{“val”:10,”child”:[{“val”:100,”child”:[{“val”:21,”child”:[{“val”:21},{“val”:64}]},{“val”:86}]}]}]}]}]},{“val”:22,”child”:[{“val”:17,”child”:[{“val”:65}]}]}]},{“val”:53,”child”:[{“val”:3,”child”:[{“val”:98,”child”:[{“val”:90,”child”:[{“val”:76,”child”:[{“val”:87,”child”:[{“val”:52,”child”:[{“val”:56}]}]},{“val”:47},{“val”:40,”child”:[{“val”:80,”child”:[{“val”:34}]},{“val”:23,”child”:[{“val”:47},{“val”:92}]},{“val”:98,”child”:[{“val”:89},{“val”:16},{“val”:10}]}]}]}]},{“val”:35,”child”:[{“val”:89,”child”:[{“val”:76,”child”:[{“val”:50,”child”:[{“val”:51},{“val”:90}]},{“val”:69,”child”:[{“val”:93},{“val”:98},{“val”:62}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]},{“val”:98,”child”:[{“val”:85},{“val”:85,”child”:[{“val”:58,”child”:[{“val”:81,”child”:[{“val”:36,”child”:[{“val”:45,”child”:[{“val”:96,”child”:[{“val”:15,”child”:[{“val”:11,”child”:[{“val”:96}]}]},{“val”:48,”child”:[{“val”:4,”child”:[{“val”:74},{“val”:1}]},{“val”:7}]}]},{“val”:84,”child”:[{“val”:9},{“val”:81,”child”:[{“val”:10,”child”:[{“val”:67}]}]}]}]},{“val”:85,”child”:[{“val”:53},{“val”:7,”child”:[{“val”:47,”child”:[{“val”:74,”child”:[{“val”:30},{“val”:7},{“val”:12}]},{“val”:22}]},{“val”:56,”child”:[{“val”:51,”child”:[{“val”:45}]},{“val”:54,”child”:[{“val”:20},{“val”:62}]}]}]}]}]}]}]},{“val”:62,”child”:[{“val”:36,”child”:[{“val”:39,”child”:[{“val”:20}]},{“val”:10,”child”:[{“val”:91,”child”:[{“val”:81,”child”:[{“val”:59,”child”:[{“val”:19,”child”:[{“val”:59},{“val”:16}]},{“val”:35,”child”:[{“val”:30}]},{“val”:6,”child”:[{“val”:27}]}]},{“val”:89,”child”:[{“val”:60,”child”:[{“val”:59}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]},{“val”:8,”child”:[{“val”:56,”child”:[{“val”:55,”child”:[{“val”:41,”child”:[{“val”:17,”child”:[{“val”:15,”child”:[{“val”:40,”child”:[{“val”:55,”child”:[{“val”:50},{“val”:99,”child”:[{“val”:86},{“val”:90}]}]}]},{“val”:85,”child”:[{“val”:36,”child”:[{“val”:39,”child”:[{“val”:45}]}]}]},{“val”:78,”child”:[{“val”:24,”child”:[{“val”:93,”child”:[{“val”:8}]},{“val”:26,”child”:[{“val”:5}]}]},{“val”:36}]}]},{“val”:13}]}]},{“val”:10,”child”:[{“val”:0,”child”:[{“val”:77,”child”:[{“val”:46,”child”:[{“val”:72,”child”:[{“val”:17,”child”:[{“val”:10},{“val”:67}]},{“val”:48},{“val”:60}]},{“val”:98,”child”:[{“val”:12,”child”:[{“val”:61},{“val”:27}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]}]} function calc(data) { return (function repeat(data, res) { for(let i in data) { if(data.val) { res.nodes++; res.total += data.val if(!res.min) res.min = data … Read more
[ad_1] To echo: echo $_POST[‘events’][0]; To assign it to a variable: $eventid = $_POST[‘events’][0]; To assign the array to a variable and get the value from the new array: $events = $_POST[‘events’]; $eventid = $events[0]; [0] represents the key of the first value since it is set to be 0. 4 [ad_2] solved How to … Read more
[ad_1] Only to a certain extend. You might use alert, prompt or confirm dialogs (implemented as functions on the window object), but they can’t be styled and look different between various browsers. Creating a special modal/dialog with vanilla JS is of course possible. How hard it is depends on the features you want/need it to … Read more
[ad_1] From MSDN: Use the DiscardBufferedData method to reset the internal buffer for the StreamReader object. You need to call this method only when the position of the internal buffer and the BaseStream do not match. So a little example: Stream s = new MemoryStream(); StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(s); // Read things here. s.Position … Read more
[ad_1] Well since you got it working without the starting/ending point. An easy way to complete would be use your function but add the starting/ending point in the list in an inner function. So your interface is still same. Another way using recursion, pattern matching and guards is: — assuming the inputs to be int … Read more
[ad_1] This is not the proper way, but you can do something like this, ArrayList<Object> objects = new ArrayList<>(); objects.add(1); objects.add(“asd”); The better way is to create a different class with the attributes with Strings and int values you want. Then create an array with the type of that class and add those objects to … Read more
[ad_1] Instead of returning void return a new instance of a class that you can use inside main: public class SchoolInfo { public string SchoolName { get; set; } public string EnrollmentStatus { get; set; } public string ColorOne { get; set; } public string ColorTwo { get; set; } } public static SchoolInfo GetSchoolInfo() … Read more
[ad_1] The relative variable is null. Check if you got it via findViewById() This should solve the problem. [ad_2] solved Activity has been stopped [duplicate]