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I would like to take data from the following tables, some I have already taken, others I just can't take them.
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Answered 2021-Feb-21 at 01:21You will need to create an inner loop to pick up all of the unit values.
strstr() with a 3rd parameter of true is a good technique to use when you want to isolate the substring before the first occurence of another substring. This is reliable if ] is guaranteed to exist in the text strings. If that symbol is not guaranteed to exist, then explode() may be more oppropriate (in which chase you unconditionally access the first element of the array that explode creates).
Rather than echoing a lot of html markup with php variables, I like how clean the printf() syntax is.
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I have this html source code in database field. I would like to analyze this code, in particular the fields of some tables, and print them on the screen. I cannot publish all the code as it is over 3000 lines of code, this is the start of code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 01:02It looks like you want to access the
Normally, I just feed the $table variable into the nested xpath query() calls, but I think you have too much malformed html for that to be reliable (this was my discovery while testing, unless I simply goofed up in my demo).
An alternative technique that ended up working was to get the node path and prepend it to the nested xpath path strings. See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37679621/2943403
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I have this html source code in database field. I would like to analyze this code, in particular the fields of some tables, and print them on the screen. This is the code about table:
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Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 04:32Code assuming $_SESSION["caserma"] contains your full html document: (Demo)
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Below is a vector I'm working with. What I am trying to do is extract only the ages (including whether the number is months or years old) from each entry in the vector. I know I have to use str/grep functions and regex, but not sure how to combine functions to get what I want done.
All ages are expressed like this: number time interval sex. So for example: 18MOM is an 18 month old male, 18YOF is 18 year old female etc.
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 14:35agevector<-gsub(".* (\\d*[MY]O).*","\\1",vector)
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I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with FileInputStream seeming to only read the last line of the text file when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file using while(inputStream.hasNextLine()).
I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the last card in the file, ID: 71
Card: 72
Stack: Door
Type: Power
Name: Power Absorption
Power: Rank 3
Text: You may discard a card to try to steal a Power carried by another player. Roll the die; 4 or higher succeeds. Otherwise, you get caught and lose a Level.
Bonus: 3,
using the cardToString() method, for all 72 cards. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Here is my main method class:
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Answered 2018-Dec-27 at 05:39That's a nice project.
Your problem is that you're misusing the static keyword. Basically, you're making each value a property of the Card class instead of individual Card instances. Here's a good explanation of how it works.
Also, Java has built-in functionality for representing objects as strings, the toString() method. If you use that in place of Card.cardToString() it will make your life easier.
Here's an basic example of a Card and Deck to point you in the right direction.
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I'm trying to make a simple version of a card game my game group enjoys so that our physically disabled friend can participate in game nights. However, I'm having trouble with a java.util.NoSuchElementException in my catch block when I attempt to add the card data values to an ArrayList via a text file.
I am attempting to print the values as Strings defined in my cardToString() method in the Card class. The code currently prints the caught exception, followed by the default case in the cardToString() method, with various errors occurring at random Card instances. The first item should have a name of "Gradydon Creed", and the last output should have a name of "Power Absorption"
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Here is my main method class:
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Answered 2018-Dec-26 at 10:27It seems, the error in your MunchkinIDSheet.txt file. Look at the second line:
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I am trying to use ng-repeat to iterate through an array of objects and use each objects ID to look up the data binded to a checklist model. I have the following javascript object in a project I'm working on:
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Answered 2017-Sep-08 at 14:34Adjusted the code a bit:
- capitalize -> uppercase(https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/filter/uppercase)
- some syntax errors
But seems that access by dynamic object key inside ng-repeat works pretty correct
https://jsbin.com/rodecosoyo/1/edit?html,js,output
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