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This is the public repository of the Cadabra symbolic computer algebra software. More information at Note that this is version 1, for which there will still be bug fixes, but no new developments. See version 2, at for the interesting stuff. More information at
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QUESTION
I get json using std.net.curl.get.
Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 11:08Documentation says:
The template parameter T specifies the type to return. Possible values are char and ubyte to return char[] or ubyte[]. If asking for char, content will be converted from the connection character set (specified in HTTP response headers or FTP connection properties, both ISO-8859-1 by default) to UTF-8.`
So probably you should check returned http headers or you can dowload bytes and transcode them.
QUESTION
I've got this code that translates a string (that starts out as a list) using a dictionary. I wanted the code to translate the string, then un-translate it back to the original.
This is the code that I've got so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-17 at 18:12Looks like you're trying to do a dictionary operation in place within a function. Your function needs to return the reversed version of the dictionary which you then need to pick up in your main:
QUESTION
I have a powershell build step in TeamCity:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-26 at 16:49Mathias R. Jessen's answer explains PowerShell's parsing of ,
-separated tokens as arguments [his answer has since been deleted, but I hope it will be undeleted], but that doesn't apply in the case at hand, because any arguments passed to PowerShell's CLI via -File
are not subject to PowerShell's command-line parsing - instead, such arguments are treated as literals.
That is, if the command line invoked by TeamCity truly were the following:
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*Sorry about my poor English. If there is anything that you don't understand, please tell me so that I can give you more information that 'make sence'.
**This is first time asking question in Stackoverflow. I've searched some rules for asking questions correctly here, but there should be something I missed. I welcome all feedback.
I'm currently solving algorithm problems to improve my skill, and I'm struggling with one question for three days. This question is from https://algospot.com/judge/problem/read/RESTORE , but since this page is in KOREAN, I tried to translate it in English.
Question
If there are 'k' pieces of partial strings given, calculate shortest string that includes all partial strings.
All strings consist only lowercase alphabets.
If there are more than 1 result strings that satisfy all conditions with same length, choose any string.
Input
In the first line of input, number of test case 'C'(C<=50) is given.
For each test case, number of partial string 'k'(1<=k<=15) is given in the first line, and in next k lines partial strings are given.
Length of partial string is between 1 to 40.
Output
For each testcase, print shortest string that includes all partial strings.
Sample Input
3
3
geo
oji
jing
2
world
hello
3
abrac
cadabra
dabr
Sample Output
geojing
helloworld
cadabrac
And here is my code. My code seems to work perfect with Sample Inputs, and when I made test inputs for my own and tested, everything worked fine. But when I submit this code, they say my code is 'wrong'.
Please tell me what is wrong with my code. You don't need to tell me whole fixed code, I just need sample inputs that causes error with my code. Added code description to make my code easier to understand.
Code Description
Saved all input partial strings in vector 'stringParts'.
Saved current shortest string result in global variable 'answer'.
Used 'cache' array for memoization - to skip repeated function call.
Algorithm I designed to solve this problem is divided into two function - restore() & eraseOverlapped().
restore() function calculates shortest string that includes all partial strings in 'stringParts'.
Result of resotre() is saved in 'answer'.
For restore(), there are three parameters - 'curString', 'selected' and 'last'.
'curString' stands for currently selected and overlapped string result.
'selected' stands for currently selected elements of 'stringParts'. Used bitmask to make my algorithm concise.
'last' stands for last selected element of 'stringParts' for making 'curString'.
eraseOverlapped() function does preprocessing - it deletes elements of 'stringParts' that can be completly included to other elements before executing restore().
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 12:36After determining which string-parts can be removed from the list since they are contained in other string-parts, one way to model this problem might be as the "taxicab ripoff problem" problem (or Max TSP), where each potential length reduction by overlap is given a positive weight. Considering that the input size in the question is very small, it seems likely that they expect a near brute-force solution, with possibly some heuristic and backtracking or other form of memoization.
QUESTION
I am trying to scrape the text from youtube live chat feeds using casper. I am having problems selecting the correct selector. There are many nested elements and dynamically generated elements for each new message that gets pushed out. How might one go about continually pulling the nested
some message
as they occur? I currently can't seem to grab just even one! Here's my test code: note: you can substitute any youtube url that has a live chat feed.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-29 at 23:03This is much harder than you think... See what I tried, with no success:
1. Useignore-ssl-errors
option
YouTube uses HTTPS. This is a real problem for us because PhantomJS does not like SSL/TLS very much... Here we need to use ignore-ssl-errors
. The option can be passed in command line:
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