tagr | Corpus-free auto tagging | Dataset library
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Corpus-free auto tagging for text in any length. Web:
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- Calculates the word score .
- Return a list of all words in text .
- Load stop words from a file .
- Generate a list of keywords .
- Generate candidate phrases from a list of sentences .
- Generate a dictionary of keyword scores for each phrase .
- Split text into sentences .
- Build a regular expression .
- Parse request body .
- Check if string is a number .
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QUESTION
I have a form that collects different types of data. One of them is the type of document. On accessing the tab the user has to select a type of document, from a pull-down list. If the document is selected as "NDA", then a tab named "type of NDA" must be enabled. The following is the code I am trying to use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-04 at 10:10It's because Doc is a combobox, thus probably bound to an ID that is numeric.
So either:
QUESTION
I am trying to make one of my Floating Action Buttons have multiple choices.
I have a Floating action button on the side of my screen.
When I press it I get three buttons pop out, first is the search button, second is the add button and third is the settings button. image 1
When I press the add button I want it to have multiple buttons appear. image 2
I have looked on SO and other sites like Android Arsenal and YouTube for tutorials but haven't found anything.
I have had a shot at writing the code but it is not working even though it builds with no errors.
I am using com.oguzdev:CircularFloatingActionMenu:1.0.2
for the FAB library if it helps
Here is my code:
MainActivity.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-12 at 10:55So I figured it out.
All i needed to do was change the buttons to public vars and place the Floating Action Menu
method that handled the add button in to the add buttons onclicklistener
.
Like this:
QUESTION
I have a string such as "Hey people #Greetings how are we? #Awesome" and every time there is a hashtag I need to replace the word with another string.
I have the following code which works when only one hashtag but the problem is that because it uses the sub to replace all instances, it overwrites the every string with the last string.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 07:00Peter's method would work. You could also just supply the match object as the regex string so that it only replaces that specific match. Like so:
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