NChanges | A tool for detecting API changes between assemblies

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NChanges is a C# library. NChanges has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

nchanges is a tool that detects and reports api changes in .net assemblies. nchanges.core.dll contains all of the logic. nchanges.tool.exe is a command-line interface suitable for running from batch files or continuous integration tools. nchanges.gui.exe is a graphical user interface that saves "project" files in a fromat that’s runnable by msbuild. you can use it to get started and then tweak it, but the gui might not be able to read your modified msbuild file so keep that in mind. the snapshots are simple xml files that you can check into your source control to avoid checking in binaries. if you don’t mind checking in your binaries, that’s ok, you just have to generate the snapshots before generating your reports. reports are also simple xml files, but they contain the

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Deleting a line from c++ file by giving a word

How to compare datetime objects in single column of excel sheet using openpyxl?

Python 3.6 Regex Producing Unexpected Results (despite using string literals)

Python Regular Expression Finding No Matches

.replace() only working once for multiple instances of text

Swift 3.2 - compiler doesn't let me use the Darwin.kevent global function

Understanding kqueue in TCP

QUESTION

Deleting a line from c++ file by giving a word

Asked 2019-Dec-11 at 19:00

I have made a Quizlet code to save a word with its translation(in Russian) in csv file. So, the 'add' and 'read' functions work perfectly but I have been trying to make the 'delete' function remove a line when I give a substring of that line.

update: I am trying to copy all the lines except the one that i wanna delete to a new file and then rename it. but when the new file is created, it is empty!

ex: in the file, line 1: apple яблоко.

input: apple, and then the entire is being deleted.

here is my code: I just have a problem in void quizlet::DeleteWord()

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Dec-01 at 03:37

Post-update edit:

My original answer now makes much more sense given what you are trying to do. You should read the whole file in at once, make any additions and deletions in-memory you want, then overwrite the original file with the whole, new, list.

Original answer:

Consider reading the file into memory via a std::map instead of a std::vector of lines in the file.

Using this approach, adding and deleting a word and its translation is simple.

Adding:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59121333

QUESTION

How to compare datetime objects in single column of excel sheet using openpyxl?

Asked 2019-Aug-01 at 18:21

I am attempting to create a python script to iterate over all the rows of a specific column in an excel spredsheet. This column contains dates, I need to compare each of these dates in order to find and return the oldest date in the excel sheet. After which, I will need to modify the data in that row.

I have tried to append the dates into a numpy array as datetime objects, this was working but I cannot traverse through the array and compare the dates. I have also tried to reformat the dates in the excel sheet to datetime objects in python and then compare but I get the following error:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Aug-01 at 18:21

Finding the oldest date can be achieved with a one-liner like the following:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57278160

QUESTION

Python 3.6 Regex Producing Unexpected Results (despite using string literals)

Asked 2018-Jul-18 at 11:54

A short time ago I had an almost identical problem to this one and it was fixed by using string literals instead of literal strings. This time, I took care to use string literals but it didn't fix the problem.

I am trying to extract a section from a string and the results I get from Python are different than what regex101 shows I should be getting. I'm using this

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 11:54

To solve the current issue, you may use

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51400404

QUESTION

Python Regular Expression Finding No Matches

Asked 2018-Jul-12 at 14:15

I am looking for matches in the following string of text:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jul-12 at 14:15

I have provided a solution using both BeautifulSoup and re

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51307191

QUESTION

.replace() only working once for multiple instances of text

Asked 2018-Jul-03 at 16:40

I have a JQuery UI dialog that presents changes that were made to inputs on a form submit. I'm wanting the word 'New' to be a different color, but it only changes the first occurrence.

Why does the replace() function work for my line breaks, but not for the css change?

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jul-03 at 16:40

You need to include the g (global) and possibly the m (multi-line) modifier(s) for "New":

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51159053

QUESTION

Swift 3.2 - compiler doesn't let me use the Darwin.kevent global function

Asked 2017-Sep-19 at 06:52

This was working in Swift 3.1, however once I switched to Xcode 9 it stopped compiling. Here's a sample code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Sep-19 at 06:52

I cannot tell you why the fully qualified function name does not compile with Swift 3.2, but

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46292405

QUESTION

Understanding kqueue in TCP

Asked 2017-May-03 at 00:58

I am following tutorials about kqueue (specifically http://eradman.com/posts/kqueue-tcp.html and https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/kqueue_tutorial/), and there are parts I don't understand. Here's my (edited) code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-May-03 at 00:58

Quick thoughts about the code / questions:

No.

There's no requirement that BACKLOG == nevents.

You can pick the events out of the queue one at a time or dozens at a time, it's mostly about your preference and minimizing system calls vs. memory/stack space.

It's also not very often that you would have all the connections simultaneously firing events... there's no real point in spending that much memory - especially when you consider large concurrency, might mean the large memory might cause cache misses and possibly incur performance penalties.
EV_EOF

Filters may set this flag to indicate filter-specific EOF condition

Which means you must specify a filter that might raise this flag. Which filters do that? are these events you're listening for?

You can find these in the man page

One example, in sockets, is when the client disconnects the read capacity but leaves the write capacity of the socket in place. Than, the EVFILT_WRITE filter (if set) will invoke the EV_EOF flag.

Personally, I think these edge cases can be checked when write fails instead of having an event raised.
calling close is reasonable... really depends on what you want. I might keep th connection only to read data. Or maybe invoke shutdown, as it's considered more polite (but probably doesn't matter all that much these days).
You don't. This isn't a TCP/IP concern.

Message wrapping should be performed by the protocol being implemented (i.e. Websockets / HTTP). Each protocol has a different message wrapping / completion design.

The TCP/IP layer wraps packets. In the wild, these are often limited to 1500 bytes and many parts of the internet run on 576 bytes. You can google MTU for more information.

Side-Note:

You probably want to add new clients to the kqueue.
I would consider resetting the nchanges value every cycle.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43745430

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