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I'm very rusty on the little SQL I once learned, and while I totally get SELECT column1 FROM table WHERE column2 LIKE pattern, what I need is:

I haven't worked with VBA for a while, so my skills are a bit rusty. I've managed to put together a small script that will update the Date Contacted and Date Modified column I have in my excel sheet If I were to change the respective cell in column A. For all cells in column A, I set up a List by using the Data Validation tool. List = A, B, C, D.

The script should input the current date in Date Contacted (column H) when one of the list items is selected. If the cell is changed to a new item a message box will ask if the user wants to commit the changes. If yes, the Date Modified (column I) will be updated. If no, Column A should revert back to it's original self and neither one of the Date columns should be updated.

There are no bugs in the code, but when prompted to answer yes or no, clicking "no" continues to loop back to the message box. I am stuck in the loop and unsure how to escape.

Dumb question, but I am a bit rusty in Python. So I wrote the following code:

Im currently getting back into using R, but its been a while so im a little rusty.

I have the following code for making plots using ggplot2:

I'm a bit rusty so there's probably something obvious, but I'm setting up a form where I want to hide a row when a checkbox is ticked but the if statement I'm using to check the actual contents of the cell against a predetermined "VALUE" is not triggering. The log above prints both out as "true", but then the if statement is never entered. What am I missing?

I think I'm getting rusty, so please bare with me. I'll try to be brief.

Q1. When trying to copy buffers, say buf2 to buf1, does the following check suffice against aliasing?

I code mostly client-side these days, so my PHP is rusty and I would prefer a pure PHP design in this particular case.

I don't need any client -side code for this. I want to read a lot of text files, extract some data and insert it to a MySql database.

1. this could potentially take quite some time, so
2. I want to echo() some indication of progress. Also,
3. I am concerned that it might take longer than the default 30 seconds, but I don't like to mess with that limit, in case my script hangs.

In order to do #2, I would normally use header('Refresh:1');, but what if that refresh happens in the middle of the MySql INSERT operation?

I suppose that before INSERT, and on page reload, I could just COUNT MySql table entries, to determine where begin processing the next text file.

Alliteratively, I could reload the page every few iterations of the loop, after the INSERT has been done, but how, since I could not use header('Location:X'); as I have already echo()ed the progress. Perhaps I could somehow fake a form submission? But, that feels hacky.

This seems to be a generic design pattern and I am sure that better brains than mine came up with an elegant solution long ago. Can someone tell me what that solution is? Preferably pure PHP. I have searched, but can't find anything.

At the moment, I am going with a JS solution: echo '';, but would prefer a pure PHP

The following code is supposed to abstract a temperature sensor for a project involving Arduino.

I have the Sensor function representing the hardware sensor, a sensorFactory function to create instances of the sensor, and a saveSensor / findSensor function that stores / returns the sensor objects from an array.

I'm trying to code a Discord bot but my C# is a bit rusty at the moment. I'm trying to make it so someone can send an alert to the admin console by doing a command in a channel.

The commands work by doing -conalert (the message) but, at the moment it only works if it's a one-word message.

I remember using this function for a similar project that I since have lost and it worked like a charm.