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Currently implemented: Naive search algorithm; Knuth-Morris-Pratt (KMP) algorithm; Boyer-Moore-Horspool (BMH) algorithm; Bitap (Shift-And) algorithm;. Parameters and return values are the same as strstr() from string.h allowing simple drop in replacement. Main program meant to solve:
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QUESTION
stringSearch=[]
line2=input("What starting line number do you need? ")
line1=input("What closing line number do you need? ")
string = input("What string do you like to search in this test case: ")
with open('texfile') as f:
lines = f.readlines()
for line in lines:
if line[int(line1):int(line2)].__contains__(string):
stringSearch.append(line)
print ("String found")
print (stringSearch)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 08:34Suggestions
- Variable naming
Why line2 followed by line1? Better to name in successive order i.e. line1, line2.
Or even better relate variable name to its purpose and use Python naming convention thus:
QUESTION
I'm trying to release an especific invoice from Invoices and Memos screen (AR301000) using the SOAP API as documented in the I210 Contract Based Web Services guide.
Debugging my code, When I release the especific invoice I get this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-13 at 03:19The first thing you need to make sure that your invoice is not on hold - if it is on hold then the entity returned by the Get will be empty. That could be a problem.
Also, can you please try using ReleaseInvoice() instead of Release() in the invoke?
InvokeResult invokeResult = client.Invoke(invoice, new ReleaseInvoice());
That has worked for me in the past.
QUESTION
In iOS I am using two strings to combine and to form a single string. But the combined string must be of 16 characters . So if two strings are small and if we combine both and if it is less than 16 characters I must add few more characters to make it to 16 characters. How to achieve this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-04 at 07:03Something like below
QUESTION
This lab is trying to show the use of coder-defined functions to execute the code, but I'm trying to do it alternatively so when we actually are tested on it I won't be freaking out that I just copied the source code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 09:54Apart from the issues pointed out in the comments there is some things you should improve:
char * string = (char *) malloc(WordSize * sizeof(char));
is the same aschar * string = malloc(WordSize)
, but for a 20 word string we will needchar * string = malloc(WordSize + 1)
This part of the code:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Microsoft Graph to make a file search. I use this entry point : https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/search/query My application do not use a user account but a daemon with an application key (see auth method). And i send a built object.
My java code is rather simple :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 08:24First of all, you should check if the access token is valid, you can send a request using postman.
If the token is valid, I think it should be the problem of your jsonInputString. The following code works fine.
QUESTION
I am currently stuck with a problem. I am supposed to write a programm that is able to search for a string in a .txt file given as argument. The programm must return the row and the column of the found string. I am struggling to find a way to achieve that and have no idea how to go on. I would be very happy to hear from you.
Here is my attempt in tackling with my task: - I thought about saving the content of a file via a buffered reader in a string array, but that does not seem to work since I cannot define the length of the array from the beginning - I also thought about saving the content of the file via a buffered reader in a string and then split this string in characters. However I am not sure how I will be able to retreieve the rows in the original file then.
This is the non-functional code that I have at the moment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-01 at 13:09Here's one approach -
- Let's consider a counter which holds a counter for all the
readLine()
method invocations - representing the "row" in the .txt file. So, increment the counter after every readLine call in the while loop. - Next, split the line on " " (space) to get an array of each word in the line. Then, you could iterate over this array and match the word to the search string. The position of array index at the time the match was found will represent the "column".
QUESTION
I have to search a string in an array from the user input, but I have an error in my logic. Even when the user input is in the array I still get "data not found"
I also have to display the index where the string is located in the array if it's found but got an error there too.
Below is the code I've tried.
This was the original question
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- create a program that ask user to insert 5 names.
- store names in array
- ask user to insert the name they want to find from the list created earlier
- if name found, display "data found at [index]"
- if not, display "data not found". Hint; use Java method equals to compare two strings.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 16:39You are comparing the whole array to a single string, that will always return false.
It's the same as:
QUESTION
I need to find given sequence in textarea and copy it to another field. For example my input and textarea would be like this :
Input: CGGGAGGAA
Texarea:
@M04644:45:147451:110237731
AGGGCGATGTCCTGGGATACGCGGGTGTCACGGGAGGAACCTGATCTGCCCAAATCTG
+
11>1AD?DAC333EFFAFGGGGCC9A-9;A--9-AAFB?--99-@A9--/;/B/;:
@a0add382:1aaaa1:11023:24dsa31
AGGGCGATGTCCTGGGATACGCGGGTGTCATATGCCTTCCTGATCTGCCCAACCATCTG
+
11>1AD?DAC333EFFAFGGGGCC9A-9;A--9-AAFB?--99-@A9--/;/B/;:
.
.
.
and this text keeps going on. Now I want to find all the CGGGAGGAA sequences from the textarea value and push the previous line, the line contains CGGGAGGAA and the next two lines into second textarea. So my second area would be like this :
@a0add382:1aaaa1:11023:24dsa31
AGGGCGATGTCCTGGGATACGCGGGTGTCATATGCCTTCCTGATCTGCCCAACCATCTG
+
11>1AD?DAC333EFFAFGGGGCC9A-9;A--9-AAFB?--99-@A9--/;/B/;:
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-28 at 14:18Split the input text on end-of-line character
search through each line
if found, push the appropriate values to the array
QUESTION
I'm successfully generating three files through the API. The code I'm using to do that is here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-18 at 15:55I tested the following example and it worked in my environment. This might require troubleshooting.
Try removing and adding back the service reference, try multiple sales order, restart the application (IISReset).
QUESTION
I have code in a standalone application that invokes an Acumatica action to generate reports; I am running into timeouts on large documents while the action completes.
What is the best method to handle these timeouts? I need to wait for the action to complete in order to retrieve the files I've generated.
Standalone application code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-30 at 07:52I believe the reason why you encounter time-out is because there is no TCP communication between the time you sent the request and receive the response. With TCP KeepAlive flag set to true, the client will periodically ping the server to reset the time-out period.
That would be the best way. However Acumatica connections are rather high level so I don't think you'll be able to easily access that flag. What I would try first in a scenario that doesn't involve external application is to wrap your action event-handler code in a PXLongOperation block which has to do something similar to keep connection alive under the hood:
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