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I have a powershell script that grabs the Bing daily image, and saves it on my pc as "bing.bmp":

I have a database with a column in a Pandas dataframe that contains a string that has two substrings (a string & a number) I extract. I do it with str.split(), but not in a very pythonic manner because split, for me at least, returns the first item of the split to the database. And I of course can assign the result to a separate dataframe complete the splits and bring it back.

I am sure there is a better way to do this, but as of yet I have not found it.

Here is an illustrative dataframe:

I have simple class called Api. Using this class I have created another class called JsonPayloadBody.

Goal: I want to send a POST API request to JIRA with irm (Invoke-RestMethod).

Environment:

• OS: Windows 10 64 bit
• Powershell 5 (I think it's 5, it's the default that comes with Windows)

Script:

So i have two sentences that I'm working with and I'm interested in making specific capture groups based on the characters in a word. So i have these two spanish sentences:

1. Yo quiero irme de viaje.
2. Yo puedo caminar en la nieve.

The first capture group has to be one of the verbs ie. "quiero" and "puedo" so i do that with this regex ([PpDdQq].*o).
The second capture group has to be a word following directly after the verb, ending in "me" and I do that with (\w*me).
Now for the last capture group,it has to be all words and blankspaces following directly after the first capture group in the absence of a direct word ending in "-me" or all words and blankspaces following directly after the second capture group in the presence of a direct word ending in "-me", I used (\w.+) but it didn't work.

Could anybody help me figure out why? Thanks. Below is the full regex and link to regex website containing the expression and examples to be matched:

([PpDdQq].*o) |(\w*me)|(\w.+)

I'm working on a project and I have to go to a site and drop a soy there. I am trying to do this using the Python selenium module, but when I enter the site with a bot, I get a popup (an acceptance form about cookies). I cannot achieve what I am trying to do without pressing accept.

I checked the network section of the site and found the site containing cookies, when I enter that site the code works properly and it succeeds in pushing the accept cookies button, but this does not work for me because it cannot even find the accept button on the main site, I know it is not because it is written in javascript, but i don't know how to do this.

Anyway, let's get to the code part.

on the site I'm trying to login

the site that sent the cookie form the site uses

this code works for this:

I am using django-pgcrypto package to work with encripted data. In documentation says that is possible to filter on encrypted fields as you would normal fields via exact, gt, gte, lt, and lte lookups this package for encryption. Model:

Trying to import a private GitHub repository into Azure DevOps using the REST API:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/git/import%20requests/create?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0

Unsurprisingly, the documentation doesn't work.

I have a PAT based service endpoint in the DevOps project that has access to the GitHub repository I'm trying to import.

I have the following PowerShell snippet that reproduces the problem

I have an application written in Microsoft Access using VBA which opens Excel files, processes the contents in various ways and then closes them. If the a file cannot be opened, then I need to detect this and skip the file otherwise the application effectively freezes.

The Excel files come from numerous sources and if they are restricted I don't have the account credentials to open them.

With a password protected file I can supply an incorrect password, detect the error and then skip the file.

Application.Workbooks.Open(FileName, False, , , "xxxx", , True)

If the Excel file has had IRM (Information Rights Management) Restrictions applied to it, then when you open the file in the Excel application you are prompted to sign into Excel with an account that has permission to open the file.

If you try to open the file using the VBA code above with the Excel application not visible, then the process just halts and no error is generated.

What I need to do is either detect that the file has IRM applied to it before trying to open it or try to open it and generate an error that I can detect.

Thanks in advance for any help in solving this.