opentag | php CLI wrapper for openmeta
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A php CLI wrapper for openmeta (an OS X standard for adding tags, ratings, and other metadata to files)
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- Array search type
- Get spotlight tags
- Fill missing values
- Remove open tags
- Get open tags list
- Add spotlight tags
- Remove spotlight tags
- Convert a csv file to array
- Format an array .
- Get non - null value from array
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QUESTION
I have to mark up a text inserting tags in a string as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 08:06mystring = list('123456789')
postions = [(2,4),(6,8)]
shift = 0
for pos in postions:
tag = ""
mystring.insert(pos[0] + shift, tag)
shift += 1
mystring.insert(pos[1] + shift, tag.replace('<', 'QUESTION
I wastry to add three dots after 130 characters of string which grabbed from a DIV through the JavaScript innerHTML method. Inside the innerHTML may have more tags and attributes which need to skip while counting. Also need to keep and re-assign the truncated HTML into the same DIV after the operation completed.
Here is some sample input string and expected outputs -
Input 1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 09:15you can try this. Note that this code updates the html directly, if you wish to keep the original content, clone the node you want to play with, and use the cloned version to run the trim:
QUESTION
I'm using the code below, written by Niels Reijnders on this thread Wrap each line of paragraph in a span to wrap each line of a paragraph in span.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 00:43You would want something like:
QUESTION
I am trying to convert
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Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 13:44I went for the recursive approach and created an output that is similar to your expected output.
QUESTION
I want to pipe data from my readable stream to a writable stream but validate in between.
In my case:
- Readable Stream: http response as a stream (Axios.post response as a stream to be more specific)
- Writable Stream: AWS S3
Axios.post response comes in XML format. So, it means the readable stream will read chunks that represent XML. I transform each chunk to string and check if (opening) and closing is available. Both these checks will be done in different or arbitrary chunks.
If both opening/closing tags are OK then I have to transfer the chunk to Writable stream.
I am coding like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 07:25So, What I finally did is, let the pipe end and kept some flags to check whether it is valid or invalid and then on('end') callback, if flag says invalid explicitly destroyed destination object.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use Regex to parse some content from a template. There are opening tags, and closing tags, but I just want to select the content between these tags (so that I can String.replace)
The content looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-01 at 12:46You can use something like:
QUESTION
I need to create an instance of classes from a certain javascript file which contains 3 classes and call the methods of that classes from another javascript file. Classes in main javascript file is like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-06 at 22:36javascript modules works best if your project was created using npm i.e you are not loading script file at the bottom of your index.html. And if you did load script at the bottom you may have to do something like this
QUESTION
I got a javascript file. There are 3 classes and I need to create these classes instances and use the methods they contain. Problem is, these 3 classes are not like class Example {...}. Instead they look like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-02 at 22:29What does @class mean?
This is something called JSDoc. It's basically the equivalent of the summary xml comments for c#. At a high level, it's just a better way to document your methods, classes, variables, functions, etc... rather than just doing //... everywhere. You can learn more about JSDoc here. Other languages have similar things. I am most familiar with c# and JS though.
The cool thing about JSDoc is that if you have an IDE that supports it, you can basically just hover over something and assuming you've got proper JSDoc on whatever module you're using, you'll get the documentation right then and there. You don't have to hop over to the source to see if the author left any comments for you. They'll just pop up inline. WebStorm does a good job with this.
What is the difference between func Class1 and Class1.prototype.someName
This (IMO) is the old school way of writting classes in JavaScript. With ES6+, you can just use the keyword class instead of function and having to use prototypes.
Essentially,
function Class1 (...) {...}
is the older way of doing
class Class1 { ... }
With that being said ,
Class1.prototype.someName = function (...) { ... }
is the old school way of doing
QUESTION
https://jsfiddle.net//2L4t9saq/61/ is my code this is the output of one line of iterations
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-08 at 10:59span should be inside the div and make them inline-block to be able to specify width/height
QUESTION
I have an algorithm which calculates the characters to highlight in text based on query.
For example, if I pass to the algorithm text "1000, Brussels, Belgium" and
query "1000 bruss" it will return me [[0, 4], [6, 11]]. But now, I need to write an algorithm which will wrap the characters with , so the result should be 1000, Brussels, Belgium.
I wrote the algorithm, but i have a feeling it might be better or it might be solved more elegant.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-14 at 21:24You could sort the matches in ascending order, then you can just take the parts between the marches and concatenate them alltogether:
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