Simply have the text in an array, ( get it from some elements using jquery – however you want it) iterate through it and change the content inside the div using html() function when you are changing the color. Simple modification of your code would be something like function changeColorAndText(element, curNumber){ curNumber++; if(curNumber > 4){ … Read more
Just another way using Enumerable.GroupBy and “integer division groups”: int batchSize = 120000; var fileGroups = File.ReadLines(path) .Select((line, index) => new { line, index }) .GroupBy(x => x.index / batchSize) .Select((group, index) => new { Path = Path.Combine(dir, string.Format(“FileName_{0}.txt”, index + 1)), Lines = group.Select(x => x.line) }); foreach (var file in fileGroups) File.WriteAllLines(file.Path, file.Lines); … Read more
You could create a table-valued function to parse words and join it to your query against qQuestion. In your schema, I recommend using varchar(8000) or varchar(max) instead of text. Meanwhile, the following should get you started: create function [dbo].[fnParseWords](@str varchar(max), @delimiter varchar(30)=’%[^a-zA-Z0-9\_]%’) returns @result table(word varchar(max)) begin if left(@delimiter,1)<>’%’ set @delimiter=”%”+@delimiter; if right(@delimiter,1)<>’%’ set @delimiter+=’%’; … Read more
feof is meant to signal that you’ve tried to read past the end of file – which means that you first have to reach it. So it will only work after you try to read and the system realizes you’re at the end. And what does fgetc return if you try to read past the … Read more
While you can achieve this with a bash script, probably the easier way is to use the xargs utility. xargs -L 1 ./myscript.py <inputfile The bash way would be: while read line do ./myscript $line done <inputfile solved text file each line to command in bash [closed]