edir | copy files and directories | File Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | edir Summary
edir is a command line utility to rename, remove, and copy filenames and directories using your text editor. Run it in the current directory and edir will open your editor on a list of files and directories in that directory. Each item in the directory will appear on its own numbered line. These numbers are how edir keeps track of what items are changed. Delete lines to remove files/directories, edit lines to rename files/directories, or duplicate line numbers to copy files/directories. You can also switch pairs of numbers to swap files or directories. If run from within a Git repository, edir will use Git to rename or delete tracked files/directories. The latest version and documentation is available at
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- Read path from file
- Append a path to the list
- Removes a directory
- Run command and return stdout and stderr
- Add a new path to the list
- Edit a file
- Add a directory
- Renames the temporary directory
- Recursively increment a new path
- Log a message to console
- Rename a file
- Log a message to the console
- Copy the file to the destination
- Restore the temporary file
- Remove all temporary temps
- Removes a directory
- Write the paths to a file
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Lines of Code : 4License : Strong Copyleft (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Copydef word(w):
for i in range(len(w)):
yield from itertools.combinations(w,i+1)
da = ld0['EDIR'].sel(lon=slice(min_lon, max_lon), lat=slice(min_lat, max_lat))
def atcorrector(image):
qa = image.select('QA60')
for band in ['B1','B2','B3','B4','B5','B6','B7','B8','B8A','B9','B10','B11','B12']:
print(band)
qa = qa.addBands(surface_reflectance(band))
return qa
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QUESTION
I am working on a simple code to find the square root of the following elements:
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Answered 2022-Mar-04 at 23:24The exams2xyz() functions have been written to draw large numbers of random variations from sets of exercises. There is no dedicated functionality that draws a small number of deterministic variations. So in your case I would just draw, say, a hundred variations from the exercise template even if it can only yield 14 distinct versions. Sure, this wastes a bit of memory but not so much that I would worry about this.
Having said that, it is possible to set up a temporary file with a specific version of an exercise by using the expar() function. For example, expar("SinRad.Rmd", num = 4) would yield an exercise where the num parameter has been fixed to 4. Then in the same way you can cycle through the other 13 numbers you want. In the following post we also provide an expargrid() function that does this for all possible combinationso of parameters: Making deterministic versions of a parametrized question
Then you can run exams2moodle() on the resulting 14 deterministic exercise files.
QUESTION
I have an email with content type text/html. Withing it, I have a reference like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-23 at 06:50The ampersands & in the URL have been replaced with the appropriate XML entity &.
Therefore, if you want to use that HTML attribute (the href value) in a context that isn't XML or HTML (i.e., your address bar), you need to undo this replacement. So, replace & with &:
QUESTION
I was checking some examples of single choice and multiple choice for example swisscapital.Rmd and switzerland.Rmd. When running exams2moodle() and checking some parameters I found that incorrect answers are penalized with negative points ( in swisscapital.Rmd for example). Is there a way to change this to 0 points for incorrect answers?
outoput of
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Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 01:05You can check the help of exams2moodle:
rule: character specifying which rule to use for negative partial credits. see function exams_eval
In the exams_eval:
and "none" uses 0 (so that wrong selections have no effect at all)
So you should do:
QUESTION
I have about 1,000,000 files and I should do FTP to get some specific files. in 1,000,000 files with the name of ML0000000-ML1000000 i want specific file starts ML00002222 till ML00899999. can anyone help me how to edir mget for ftp ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 08:33If it was me I'd use a loop and wget.
QUESTION
I'm trying to generate a set of exams using R/exams (software of which I'm very impressed by the way). For our University College, we need to apply a certain template for our exams. We have a .sty file for it, but I'm unable to include it in the LaTex template. I have tried all the options per documentation
Using the inputs variable:
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Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 20:37In general I would recommend to include such .sty files in your personal texmf tree, e.g., in texmf/tex/latex/hogent-examen.sty or texmf/tex/latex/hogent/hogent-examen.sty. This way they are found from every location on your machine.
Your solution via the inputs= argument should have worked as well, tough. It's hard to tell what exactly went wrong without a fully reproducible example.
As for your general question about the documentation for the exams2pdf() templates, see vignette("exams", package = "exams"), specifically Section 3.
Historical note: This is actually quite an old document (including various updates, though), originally written more than a decade ago and long before R/exams had the capabilities it has today. I should turn the most important details from that paper into a blog post for R-exams.org (which is less than 3 years old). However, I didn't get round to doing this, though.
QUESTION
I am trying to create pdf exam sets using exams2pdf(...) using templates "exam.tex", "solution.tex". I want to have some questions of type "cloze", with e.g. both single choice questions and numeric questions. The problem is that the cloze question is itemized with (a), (b), ... The same labels (a), (b), ... are also used for the different possible answers to single choice questions. So, using the template questions "lm.Rmd" and "switzerland.Rmd" I get this in the question sheet:
While the front page answer sheet looks like this.
This obviously doesn't look great. I have tried to modify the "exam.tex" template by changing the "answerlist" environment definition, specifically changing
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 19:53The behavior of the cloze formatting can be controlled "a little bit" by the cloze.collapse control argument. And I think you are looking for the "enumerate" option:
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