ampersand | A jQuery plugin to use with the open ampersands | Plugin library

Using the command echo "Jiro. Inagaki' & Soul, Media_Breeze." | tr -d '[:punct:]' prints the string "Jiro Inagaki Soul MediaBreeze".

However, I want to find a regular expression that will remove all punctuation except the underscore and ampersand i.e. I want "Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media_Breeze".

Following advice on character class subtraction from the sources listed at the bottom, I've tried replacing [:punct:] with the following:

• [\p{P}\-[&_]]
• [[:punct:]-[&_]]
• (?![\&_])\p{P}
• (?![\&_])[:punct:]
• [[:punct:]-[&_]]
• [[:punct:]&&[&_]]
• [[:punct:]&&[^&_]]

... but I haven't gotten anything to work so far. Any help would be much appreciated!

Sources:

• Regex: Match any punctuation character except . and _
• https://www.rexegg.com/regex-quickstart.html

I would like to convert a pandax dataframe to latex but I don't want to have the tabular environment around. Is there a way to remove the \begin{tabular} environment and just leave the table separated by ampersands and double backslashes?

I need XML files created by VBA to contain "<" in a string. Currently VBA turns all instances of "<" into "&It;" as this characters is used for tags.

I believe something needs to added towards the end of the code to find and replace all instances of "&It;" to "<".

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I am trying to create a simple script to zip a list of files each into its own zip file. The files are big, so I a trying to send the to background using ampersand. It works as I can see the temporary files filling up and after some time the files are created, but issuing the 'jobs' command does not list the jobs. What am I doing wrong?

This is a PHP app running in a Linux Docker container.

• A file gets uploaded from the FE that is called "A & T.pdf".
• The filename is saved in the database as "A & T.pdf".
• The file is saved in Azure File Storage as "A & T.pdf".

When we go to download the file, it says ERROR: File 'A' doesn't exist. It is apparently cutting the filename off before the ampersand.

I understand how 1D array pointer works, but I can't understand how 2D array pointer works.

I know that array1[0] == *(array1 + 0), but I have no idea how to use this kind of form in 2D array. And I found out if I use double pointer or '[]'(i don't know what this is), then it works.

1. How can I access multi-dimensional arrays by using pointer?

2. Is it ok to use double pointer or '[]'? and if it is, why??

3. And why *(2Darrayname + number) isn't working?

4. Is it because of decay something? (I don't know about decay stuff sry)

edit) i already checked these What is array to pointer decay? Pointers in C: when to use the ampersand and the asterisk? Accessing multi-dimensional arrays in C using pointer notation

For example, if we have a logic function F = (x1 or x2) and (not x2) then we can verify a solution [x1=true, x2=false] of equation F = true this way:

I'm struggling to understand what the below 2 chunks of code do. Some comments would be really appreciated.

Chunk 1: