alang | A minimal viable programming language on top of liblgpp | Interpreter library
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QUESTION
I want to change the metadata of my avi.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-19 at 01:56Workaround using mkv.
QUESTION
I have this situation, of having to treat integer as identifier.
Underlying language syntax (unfortunately) allows this.
grammar excerpt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 17:44There's no good way to make 465
produce either an NLITERAL
token or an IDENTIFIER
token depending on context (you might be able to use lexer modes, but that's probably not a good fit for your needs).
What you can do rather easily though, is to allow NLITERAL
s in addition to IDENTIFIERS
in certain places. So you could define a parser rule
QUESTION
I got a player that displays the currently or latest played song. Now in order to keep the content updated. I used $interval
and $scope.$watch
to register the playing song, which displays in the developer console.
Now everytime a change in the songname is detected I want to fire the variable "link"
which fires the load()
function (this is essentially the one that needs to fire). However, the varbiale is in a different module.
How do I call it?
I'm not familiar enough with AngularJS to really edit the code, but I managed to get updated song info, alang with an if-statement so it only fires when a change is detected between the two funtions CurrentSong
and LatestSong
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 20:26I finally figured it out! Just by trail and error I managed to solve the issue.
The solution is actually pretty simple, as I knew I was close.
QUESTION
I want to remove a pattern \textcolor{red}{
and replace }}
by }
from list of specific lines using bash
Let say i have a file
cat A.txt
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-23 at 07:38First off, storing the string in an unquoted variable causes the shell to parse the value before assigning the variable, so one of your backslashes will be gone already by the time the variable is assigned. sed
needs two backslashes to match a literal backslash in a regex. But the simplest solution here is probably not to use a variable at all.
There is no way in sed
to address multiple non-adjacent lines; but a simple workaround is to enumerate all the lines and jump to a subroutine if you are on any of those lines.
QUESTION
Learning how to use R from the command line. I've come across the 'optparse' package and started using it. Thought everything was fine til I noticed it was not behaving as I initially expected, and couldn't make it write a file in the directory I wanted.
In order to keep things simple, I decided to use a short script to explain what's going on:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-04 at 20:36Partial matching of arguments is your (I guess not) friend.
QUESTION
I need to strip records to show just the most recent for a given person, and I'm trying to think of a method for doing this in a custom column so I can just keep the most recent records. This is essentially a a status change list, and I need to match the last change as a "current status" for merging with another query. Each date can be unique, and each person can have any from 1 to a dozen status changes. I've picked a selection below, Last Names have been removed to protect the innocent. For sake of the example, Each "name" has a unique identifier that I can use to prevent any overlap from similar names.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 08:16You can use Group By as illustrated in this video.
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