AsTeRICS | Assistive Technology Rapid Integration & Construction Set | Emulator library
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- Make a control panel with the given parameters
- Shows the tab
- Open the current model in the web xml
- Open a file chooser
- Sets a new value for the given property
- Send a feature packet to the Arduino - Packet
- Open a CIM PortController
- Initialize the model
- Append spaces to a string
- Parses the packet
- Returns the output port for the given port
- Returns the value of the specified property
- Returns the value of a runtime property
- Returns the EventTriggersPort for the given event
- Move the scan frame
- Find and fire event
- Send a port event
- Sets a new runtime property
- Process the start tag
- Read the target data line
- Appends the XML component to the given document
- Sets the value of the runtime property
- Sets the value of a runtime property
- Sets a new runtime property value
- Sets the new runtime property value
- Set a new runtime property
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QUESTION
What I am trying to do is to get rid of the numbers that are between asterics and keep the other numbers around. I run my regex but it erases everything between asterics.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-09 at 04:10You can pass a lambda
to re.sub for repl
and filter out the digits for the substring enclosed inside asterisk:
QUESTION
So I have a working code that asks the user the height & width of a rectangle and then outputs the rectangle in asterics (*).
Now I want to implement a function public static int askPositiveInteger(String question, String messageIfError) {...}
that uses scanner.hasNextInt()
(checks for integer) and scanner.next()
(throw away whatever nonsense the user wrote).
The function is supposed to ask the user for a positive integer using the message question
. If the input is wrong it prints the error message messageIfError
and asks again.
I wrote the function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 14:42Your function dosen't really use the parameters String question
and String messageIfError
. You can integrate them in you function by just swap out the
System.out.print("Please enter a positive integer number: ");
and
System.out.println("I need an int, please try again.");
with
System.out.print(question);
and System.out.println(messageIfError);
.
this would result in :
QUESTION
def drawme_five(n):
a = [['.']*n]*n
for i in range(len(a)):
for j in range(len(a[i])):
if i == 0 or i == len(a)-1 or i == int(len(a)/2):
a[i][j] = '*'
if i < int(len(a)/2):
a[i][0] = '*'
elif i > int(len(a)/2):
a[i][len(a)-1]='*'
return a
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 18:36If you create a 2D matrix in Python by initialising it as [['something']*n]*m
, then all lists inside the main list will point to the same location. If edit even one sublist, all sublists will get edited.
Try initialising it as
lst = [['something' for i in range(m)] for j in range(n)]
to get a 2D Matrix of n x m
QUESTION
The code below starts word application and should turn the text in MSWord, enclosed into double asterics into it's bold version. So the text "this is **important**
should become "this is important"
The code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 18:52I think you're over complicating your solution. What you are looking to do is precisely what Find and Replace with wildcards is designed to do. Try this:
QUESTION
The following sub accepts a word.range
as argument and formats it's text bold when embraced into double asterics **
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-19 at 12:48The Word object model includes a Duplicate
method for the Range
object. This enables you to work with a copy of the range without affecting the start and end points of the original. Is that what you want?
QUESTION
I am coming across hardship trying to understand how C compiler interprets character arrays, strings, integers, and arrays in a shady way. And thanks for helping me out. Even many of reddit users pointed out that the whole pointer thing in C is a bit shady on how exactly it interprets commands.
So, I am trying to understand malloc
with an example. But before that this is what I understand.
Say *p
is a variable. Then p holds the address it's pointing towards.
and *p
references the value that the address holds.
In case of dynamic allocation,
When I do
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-19 at 06:02Say *p is a variable
No. The variable is p
and its type is int*
.
*p
: the value found at addressp
*p+i
parsed as(*p) + 1
: the value at addressp
then add the value1
to that valuep[i]
equivalent with*(p + i)
: the value at addressp + i
wherep + i
is the address of thei
th element of an array of ints that starts atp
. A.k.a. thei
th element in the vector of ints starting atp
*p++
parsed as*(p++)
: increment the pointerp
(i.e. makep
point at the next element) and get the value from the old value ofp
.
QUESTION
Can someone let me know what asterics ** achieves when writing to Cosmos DB from Databrick.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 23:23This is simply to allow you to pass multiple arguments directly using a list, tuple or a dictionary in your case.
So rather than you say:
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