N13 | JavaScript Object Oriented Library with many modern OOP | Reflection library
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JavaScript Object Oriented Library. It supports: - mixin classes with inheritance - static properties and methods - string namespaces - classic inheritance - class configuration - constructor method - super method calls - mixin methods calls - dependencies loading - other libraries compatibility - simple utils.
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this is the code down below
I am not sure if of the 22 variables it does not guess the number or have I done something wrong
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Answered 2021-May-31 at 19:43You are comparing a tuple with string data type.
It will be always be False.
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I'm trying to put values from 1 column into an 8x12 grid.
With the first value starting in the top left of the grid, moving to the right 12 cells, then offsetting 1 row from starting cell and having the data continue filling cells in this format.
I'm trying to replace
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Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 09:12To do this, better way is doing a sub to transpose data, and then call it for every worksheet.
I'm excluding roneWS.Range("E6:N6") = Application.Transpose(ptWS.Range("B4:B13")) because it's not part of the 7x12 array, due to different size (it's 10 values, not 12).
So we focus on 7x12, this part of your code:
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I am trying to unmarshall this complex xml, but not able to do it successfully. Below is my xml:
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 19:00I have generated the java class ImportSession.java with xjc and got different result.
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I have a list of 16 numbers, and I want them set as variables n1-n16. I'm looking for something similar to How to assign each element of a list to a separate variable?, but for java.
My code is:
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Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 22:53You don't need so many variables. Use a loop instead:
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Let's say I'm looking for a specific number in string with newlines: 1\n2\n4\n5\n7\n8\n9\n12\n13
Lookahead and lookbehind works perfectly with something like:
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Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 16:03If (? works for you in an online regex engine, the following regex must work for you in REGEXP pattern that is POSIX based:
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I have the following string which includes time and date along with \n with numbers. I want only date time value. Input:
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 05:16I would keep it simple here and just use re.findall:
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I've made a pretty simple program that automatically opens my webex links after i select which lesson i currently have. It then positions the cursor to the exact location so i can "press join meeting". However i don't know how i can integrate an automated click into my program so i don't manually have to click (left button). How can i do that? Do you also have any recommendations to make my code cleaner? Any answers are appreciated! PS: ive replaced the links and teachers' names
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Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 20:59As you have included winuser.h I assume Windows is the target of your project, thus you could use the Windows API to simulate clicks, which will allow you to use one method, i.e. SendInput, to not only perform the click but to also set the screen coordinate at which you would like the click to occur, thus you won't need two separate functions to set the cursor position and to actually perform the click.
Of course, this solution is a Windows-only compatible one.
Also, it is a good idea that you wrap up your if / else if statements into a switch statement, to have it look cleaner.
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I have been trying to get Excel to apply a formula over a set of columns and then extend the pattern across the entire set of rows. This has led to the following code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 18:52Use:
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Suppose I have the following dataframe (here in simplified version):
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 23:01Try with reset_index and where
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Here's the code in question:
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Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 21:35Match against a worksheet is typically very fast - more likely it's the formatting of the cells which is slow. You can set the cell border to black for C6:N13 before entering the loop over that range: no need to set each cell individually.
Likewise set all the matched cells for any given sheet in one operation not individually
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