Even though as pointed out in comments your question is unclear, I think I understand what you want to do, though as stated, you should edit the question to make it more clear. If I’m right, what you’re asking is how to create new files with a numerical suffix one higher than the previous file … Read more
You never instantiated builder. You need to say builder = …; Also, you can’t have private fields inside a method. Delete the private keyword. 2 solved Java file uri with xml file null pointer exception [closed]
basename(__FILE__, ‘.php’); See also here: http://php.net/basename, or, if you like pathinfo(__FILE__, PATHINFO_FILENAME); This last one works also if the extension is different from .php without the need to specify it, see http://php.net/manual/en/function.pathinfo.php 5 solved Name of current file PHP
Something like this: dictionary = {‘results’: [{‘name’: ‘sarah’, ‘age’: ’18’}]} name = dictionary[‘results’][0][‘names’] + ‘.txt’ open(name, “w”) Opening a file in the write mode, if it doesn’t exist already, will create a new file with that name. 2 solved How to name a file using a value in a list in a dictionary?
This should do the trick. <?php $filename = “http://www.nws.noaa.gov/weather/images/fcicons/skc23.jpg”; $posOfPeriod = strrpos($filename, “.”); $last2digits = substr($filename, $posOfPeriod -2, 2); if (is_numeric($last2digits)) { echo “Numeric: “.$last2digits; } else { echo “Non-Numeric: “.$last2digits; } ?> 4 solved Find if last two characters in filename are numbers [closed]
If it’s about filename, like Greg thinks, then I’d suggest find . -type f -not -name \*.\* command instead. 0 solved How can I find filenames that do not have a . in them? [closed]
Your attempt is almost complete: Try this: /([-\d]{2,})_([a-zA-Z\d]+)([_-][a-zA-Z\d]+)*\.gif/ I added this: ([_-][a-zA-Z\d]+)* which matches an _ or – followed by a tag zero ore more times. And \.gif which matches the trailing .gif. 0 solved regex for specific filename [closed]
Let us say you have splitted_result = [‘/media/My’, ‘Passport/fileName1’] Then you can do a simple join >>> [‘ ‘.join(splitted_result)] [‘/media/My Passport/fileName1’] This will output a list as its result. solved Splitting line on python
You want to use a replace technique (in whatever language/environment you are using) on your substrings by capturing like this: (\d{2})(\d{2})(\d{2}) *note the curly brackets are for improved efficiency. And replace with: $1.$2.$3 Here is a demo link. Here is a SO page discussing the execution of replacements on nano. 1 solved How to add … Read more