shon | The command line argument parser | Command Line Interface library
kandi X-RAY | shon Summary
kandi X-RAY | shon Summary
Shon is a JavaScript command-line argument parser. Fully describe your command's interface using familiar usage notation. Since the declarations are complete, Shon can provide informative errors for all missing or invalid configuration values. Shon supports both optional and required flags and arguments, as well as subcommands. Shon also supports a recursive descent parser for Shell Object Notation (SHON), so complex objects can be expressed as command line arguments. Install shon with npm, for both the usage to JSON translator and the lightweight argument parser. The following is a .usage file. The usage2shon utility converts usage files to a JSON description of the command. You can set up building usage in your pakcage.json then just run npm run usage to build a new usage JSON. The shon/exec module accepts the JSON description and produces a configuration object, or reports errors to the console and returns null.
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https://codepen.io/shon-lucky/pen/WNozGRe?editors=1100
Trying to center this form and its beating me up. So far i have used margin: auto. But everytime i do the form centers but the input elements are not centered in the form. I have used positioning where i made the parent container relative and made the form absolute but the everything dissapears before i even try to move it. Can someone help me with this plz
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Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 02:05Have you tried text-align? Sometimes in HTML, the text align can center html element other than text, I've used it many times already.
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While I was handling the dataframe in pandas, got some unexpected cells which consists values like-
E_no E_name 6654-0984 Elvin-Johnson 430 Fred 663/547/900 Banty/Shon/Crio 87 Arif 546 Zerin 322,76 Chris,DeoryIn some rows, more than one E_name and E_no has been assigned which is supposed to be a single employee in each and every cell My data consists of E_no and E_name both these column needs to be separated in different rows.
What I want is
E_no E_name 6654 ELvin 0984 Johnson 430 Fred 663 Banty 547 Shon 900 Crio 87 Arif 546 Zerin 322 Chris 76 DeorySeperate those values and put in different rows. Please help me in doing this so that I can proceed further, and it will be really helpful if someone can mention the logic , how to think for this prblm. Thanks in advance.
Let me know if ur facing any kind of difficulty in understanding the prblm
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 19:51You should provide multiple delimiter in the read_csv
arguments.
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How to run a if block in unix from perl. Eg:
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Answered 2017-Sep-19 at 10:28Try this
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Recently I am building a exam test system and now I have the questions and answers organized as follow in a txt file:
Q1
All of the following are basic components of a security policy EXCEPT the
A. definition of the issue and statement of relevant terms.
B. statement of roles and responsibilities.
C. statement of applicability and compliance requirements.
D. statement of performance of characteristics and requirements.
Answer: D
Explaination: Policies are considered the first and highest level of documentation, from which the lower level elements of standards, procedures, and guidelines flow. This order, however, does not mean that policies are more important than the lower elements. These higher-level policies, which are the more general policies and statements, should be created first in the process for strategic reasons, and then the more tactical elements can follow. -Ronald Krutz The CISSP PREP Guide (gold edition) pg 13
Q2
Ensuring the integrity of business information is the PRIMARY concern of
A. Encryption Security
B. Procedural Security.
C. Logical Security
D. On-line Security
Answer: B
Explaination: Procedures are looked at as the lowest level in the policy chain because they are closest to the computers and provide detailed steps for configuration and installation issues. They provide the steps to actually implement the statements in the policies, standards, and guidelines...Security procedures, standards, measures, practices, and policies cover a number of different subject areas. - Shon Harris All-in-one CISSP Certification Guide pg 44-45
Q3
Which one of the following is an important characteristic of an information security policy?
A. Identifies major functional areas of information.
B. Quantifies the effect of the loss of the information.
C. Requires the identification of information owners.
D. Lists applications that support the business function.
Answer: A
Explaination: Information security policies area high-level plans that describe the goals of the procedures. Policies are not guidelines or standards, nor are they procedures or controls. Policies describe security in general terms, not specifics. They provide the blueprints for an overall security program just as a specification defines your next product - Roberta Bragg CISSP Certification Training Guide (que) pg 206
What I want to do is that I want to transform my each question to structured data format (which you can see as follow) so that I can store them in database.
I want to use Python to complete this task and I am sort of know I need to use regular expression to deal with it but I just don't know how to do.
Can anyone help with this? Your help would be really appreciated! Thanks!
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Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 00:21This is probably more than you need.
In it's default state, it only requires
- Q number
- Question
- Answer
- Explanation
So, you get 1 record per match.
Note - you can get the group numbers you need from the commented regex.
And, if you want to add more possible selections beyond D, just clone one and add it.
(Be sure to add the letter in the exclusion class, i.e. [ABCDEF..]
)
Also, these large and simple regexes can be formatted/edited/compressed/parsed and stringed,
with a commercial utility like regexformat.com.
On the upside, there is a free trial version that indefinitely unlocks everything except saving to a file.
This is so you can throw partials at it and see them in the database (place holders, etc...
to be completed later)
Of course, it handles all completed records as well.
https://regex101.com/r/TGkUyR/2
r'(?ms)^Q(\d+)\s*^((?:(?!^(?:[ABCD]\.[ ]|Answer:)).)*?)\s*(?:^A\.[ ][^\S\r\n]*((?:(?!^(?:[ABCD]\.[ ]|Answer:)).)*?)\s*)?(?:^B\.[ ][^\S\r\n]*((?:(?!^(?:[ABCD]\.[ ]|Answer:)).)*?)\s*)?(?:^C\.[ ][^\S\r\n]*((?:(?!^(?:[ABCD]\.[ ]|Answer:)).)*?)\s*)?(?:^D\.[ ][^\S\r\n]*((?:(?!^(?:[ABCD]\.[ ]|Answer:)).)*?)\s*)?^Answer:[ ]+([A-D]?)\s*^Explaination:[^\S\r\n]*((?:(?!^Q\d).)*?)\s*(?=(?:^Q\d|\Z))'
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