jnm | nm and ldd for Java binary files | Parser library
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This is a collection of tools for investigating Java class files and jar files.
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- Dump the method info
- Given a descriptor return its fully qualified name
- Converts a MethodDescriptor FieldDescriptor
- Adjust visibility for given code
- Get all options from argv
- Process option
- Print usage information
- Dump the code attribute info
- Find the reference to the class definition
- Return a string representation of the model
- Dump the exception classes attribute info table
- Return a string representation of the full frame
- Return the super class of the given string
- Sort symlinks
- Serialize to string
- Serialize the exception table
- Serialize the data into a string
- Create a stack frame from data
- Return a string representation of the array
- Return a string representation of the object
- Parse a verification type information
- Get the interfaces from a string
- Serialize the object
- Dump the field info
- Create an element value from data
- Dump the class file
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QUESTION
First of all, let me tell you that I am new to PHP and I have searched to learn what I am trying to do but could not find any solution, that is why I am posting here. My question may seem very simple to an expert developer but since its a helping platform and people post their issues according to their expertise, so I am too. If it hurts any expert programmers EGO, please do not close because any kind programmer can see and help me. Thanks
I have a JSON array which has multiple records which is
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-11 at 20:47The way that you have structured your JSON isn't quite right. You've defined fullname
as an array by wrapping the string in square brackets. Instead of ["John Doe"]
, just use "John Doe"
. That will allow you to return the name using $item->fullname
.
If you want to display values from different levels of a nested array, you will need to create a loop at each level of the structure.
Your foreach
below only accesses the first level of the array.
QUESTION
I have 5 variables and I have 3 files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-06 at 03:21What you're looking for is a delay-bind script block, which allows you to derive a parameter value from each input object:
Note: As in your code, the assumption is that the input files are located in the current directory.
QUESTION
I'm trying to imitate a behavior of InDesign image container element by using FabricJS.
Basically, what I need is an option to add padding left and top on fill pattern of Rect element in canvas.
The purpose of that is to be able to create a rectangle and fill it with pattern and color and anytime I'll edit it I want the pattern move left right top or bottom.
So padding in the code below actually helps to fill the gap between the container (rect) and its pattern, but I have no idea how to fill it from the left and top... I've tried even pattern pffsetX and Y, but gap stays with no fill color.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-22 at 18:19Ok. I've found a solution. Basically, I've changed few lines:
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I have the following RegEx patterns:
"[0-9]{4,5}\.FU|[0-9]{4,5}\.NG|[0-9]{4,5}\.SP|[0-9]{4,5}\.T|JGB[A-Z][0-9]|JNI[A-Z][0-9]|JN4F[A-Z][0-9]|JNM[A-Z][0-9]|JTI[A-Z][0-9]|JTM[A-Z][0-9]|NIY[A-Z][0-9]|SSI[A-Z][0-9]|JNI[A-Z][0-9]-[A-Z][0-9]|JTI[A-Z][0-9]-[A-Z][0-9]"
===> matches 8411.T or JNID8"[0-9]{4,5}\.HK|HSI[A-Z][0-9]|HMH[A-Z][0-9]|HCEI[A-Z][0-9]|HCEI[A-Z][0-9]-[A-Z][0-9]"
==> matches 9345.HK or HCEIU9-A9".*\.SI|SFC[A-Z][0-9]"
==> matches 8345.SI or SFCX8
How can I obtain a RegEx from the negation of these patterns? I want to match strings that match neither of these 3 patterns: e.g. I want to match 8411.ABC, but not any of the aforementioned strings (8411.T, HCEIU-A9, 8345.SI, etc.).
I've tried (just to exclude 2 and 3 for instance, but it doesn't work):
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-06 at 09:37The main idea here is to place the patterns into (?!.*)
negative lookaheads anchored at the start of the string (^
). The difficulty here is that you patterns contain unanchored alternations, and if not grouped, the .*
before the patterns will only refer to the first alternative (i.e. all the subsequent alternatives will only be negated at the start of the string.
Thus, your pattern formula is ^(?!.*(?:))(?!.*(?:))(?!.*(?:))
. Note that .+
or .*
at the end is optional if you need to just get a boolean result. Note that in the last pattern, you need to remove the .*
in the first alternative, it won't make sense to use .*.*
.
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