tildes | Various helpers for the tildeverse
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Various scripts and programs for the tildeverse.
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QUESTION
Summary: I want to compare ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ to ɔ, ɛ and a, which are all different, but my text file has ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ written as ɔ~, ɛ~ and a~.
I wrote a script which moves along the characters in two words simultaneously, comparing them to find the pair of characters which is different The words are of equal length (excepting for the diacritic issue which introduces an extra character), and represent the IPA phonetic pronunciation of two French words only one phoneme apart.
The ultimate goal is to filter a list of anki cards so that only certain pairs of phonemes are included, because other pairs are too easy to recognize. Each pair of words represents an anki note.
For this I need to differentiate the nasal sounds ɔ̃, ɛ̃ and ɑ̃ form other sounds, as they are only really confusable with themselves.
As written, the code treats accented characters as the character plus ~, and so as two characters. Thus if the only difference in a word is between a final accented and on-accented character, the script finds no differences on the last letter and as written will then find one word shorter than the other (the other still has the ~ left) and throw an error trying to compare one more character. This is a whole 'problem' by itself, but if I can get the accented characters to read as single units the words will then have the same lengths, and it will disappear.
I do not want to replace the accented characters with non-accented ones, as some people do for comparisons, because they are different sounds.
I have tried 'normalizing' the unicode to a 'combined' form, e.g.
unicodedata.normalize('NFKC', line), but it didn't change anything.
Here is some output, including the line at which it just throws the error; the printouts show the words and character of each word that the code is comparing; the number is the index of that character within the word. The final letter is therefore what the script 'thinks' the two characters are, and it sees the same thing for ɛ̃ and ɛ. It is also choosing the wrong pair of letters then when it reports the differences, and it's important that the pair is right because I compare with a master list of allowable pairs.
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Answered 2021-May-01 at 13:26I am in the process of solving this by just doing a find and replace on these characters before processing it and a reverse find and replace when I'm done.
QUESTION
The desired output is to convert all of the 5 tildes into a new line character.
The command is
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 21:16Based purely upon the strings you've indicated you want to replace and wish to replace them with, I'd offer the following options:
QUESTION
I have and RDD that looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Dec-23 at 15:26Just add a space in the joining string...?
QUESTION
TypeScript function chaining, but I want to programmatically chain them.
Example class: chain.ts
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Answered 2020-Nov-09 at 14:45Let's start from the first misunderstanding I can find:
Now, I'm still fairly new to JavaScript and TypeScript, so I figured out that the function within this class is actually an element of an array of the instance of the class.
This is not the case. Square brackets in Javascript are used for all property lookups, not just array indexing. x.foo is actually equivalent to x["foo"], and the same syntax works for arrays since arrays are just objects. Classes in Javascript are just objects that have a prototype property, which is itself an object. It contains a list of default attributes, and if you instantiate a class and look up a property that isn't in the object, it'll search for it in the prototype. So, looking at the code:
QUESTION
I have a Google Apps Script that processes this "csv" file daily. The file is getting larger and it is starting to time out. The pipe delimited "csv" file includes new line and next line in the comments fields in some records. This causes those records to break before the true end of record. The following code removes the extraneous new line and next line when they are in the middle of a record and formats the data in a useful csv format. Is there a more efficient way to write this code?
Here's the snippet:
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Answered 2020-Sep-05 at 18:03The first three replace lines can be merged into one, you just want to remove all \r\n occurrences that are not followed with 1 to 5 digits and a |, .replace(/\r\n(?!\d{1,5}\|)/g,"").
The last two replace lines can also be merged into one if you use alternaton, .replace(/'\||\|'/g,"|").
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How to stop unwanted tilde character appearing in git bash windows?
I am using Git bash in windows 10. Facing an weird problem. Tilde character is automatically appearing in the bash window sometimes which is causing my normal workflow tedious. Why it is appearing and how can I stop it?
For example, After running a pull rebase, I spent some time to have a coffee and after coming back I found three tildes in the console which I never wrote myself.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-19 at 06:38The only time I have seen this is with a program preventing your computer going to sleep, like caffeine.
That kind of program would send every 30 seconds a character (see isse 00087), which, if your bash CMD is in focus, would appear on said CMD shell session.
In your case, it could be another program (since caffeine generates faked F15 keypress which normally would trigger 8~, nbot just ~ alone), but the general idea remains.
QUESTION
I can't figure out how to change the date format to this DD/MM/YYYYY format and how to retrieve YYYYY-MM-DD to which I would add this without the 'T00:00:00Z' tildes.
Currently I have this type of format display side: 7/15/2020 or MM/DD/YYYYYY.
There are several threads that talk about this but none for what I want or something recent. I'm on Angular 10 with an Angular Material template.
historisation.component.html
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Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 20:22Consider using the Angular DatePipe which you can customize to show whatever format you'd like.
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My file names have parentesis, tildes, etc. Example: 'Per a què serveixen les equacions de segon grau?.md'.
I have a simple Makefile:
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Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 10:05For this particular example, quoting the automatic variable's will work:
QUESTION
I have a problem to create a loop on this data:
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Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 18:57df.set_index('date_column')
df.loc[ref].query(f'column == {value}')
# or
def is_substr(row, value):
if value in row:
return row
else:
return None
df.loc[ref]['column'].apply(is_substr, args=['sub_string'])
QUESTION
Title pretty much explains itself, but let's say I have this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 10:29You could try utilizing the System.Globalization.CompareInfo.IsPrefix method, which accepts a CompareOptions enum. See the docs here.
Besides this, you can try to manually implement it for youself based on for example this answer, which deals with removing diacritics from a string.
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