ciso | Compress and decompress ISO/CSO files | Compression library
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kandi X-RAY | ciso Summary
Compress and decompress ISO/CSO files
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- Compress an ISO file
- Check file size
- Write block index
- Write CISO header to f
- Print the progress bar
- Decompress a CISO file
- Parse a CISO header
- Seek and read the contents of a file
- Return the size of the terminal
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QUESTION
I wrote the following code and the ciso variable is defined and its value is displayed when the code is executed, but when the find_cites function is executed, it shows the Uncaught ReferenceError: x is not defined error.
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Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 16:03You've got possible error here:
QUESTION
im trying to get the names of all games within this website "https://slotcatalog.com/en/The-Best-Slots#anchorFltrList".To do so im using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 17:31Alright, so, you had a typo. XD It was this "lang":"end" from the payload but it should have been "lang": "en", among other things.
Anyhow, I've cleaned your code up a bit and it works as expected. You can keep looping for all the games, if you want.
QUESTION
ExecKeywords <- c('cio','cto','cco','coo','ciso','cso','cdo','cdio',
'Chief Information','CIO','Chief Technology Officer','Chief Compliance Officer','Chief Security')
Titles <- c('Director - Customer Success','CIO','Director Cloud Operations',
'Director of Information Technology and Chief Information Security Officer',
'Director, Information Services','Director, Global Information Technology',
'Chief Technology Officer','Sr. Director','COO / CTO Advice Company',
'Director of Information Technology','Director of Technology',
'Vice President, Platform Operations and Information Technology',
'Accounting Manager','VP, Strategy and Programs','IT Director','CTO',
'Director of Network Services','Director','Director, Application Engineering',
'Deputy Director of Technology')
grep(paste(ExecKeywords, collapse = "|"), Titles, value = T)
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Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 03:19One option is to have a word boundary pasted as well to avoid matching substrings in words
QUESTION
I want to plot the number of people responding to a survey by their reported title and gender, and I want to order the bars according the number of people who listed that title. The problem is that the plot seems to be ordering it by the values reported by "Other" when I would prefer it sort them according to the values reported for "Male" (simply because more males responded and it makes the visualization better). Here is my data:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 15:09I'd sort the rows by sex (so that sex = "Male" rows are sorted first) / count & use fct_inorder, instead of fct_reorder in this case:
QUESTION
I need to import 'contacts' into my database from several external sources.
Some 'contacts' may already exist so I only need 'new' data.
I've written an update records code however it will overwrite all data therefore damaging the integrity of the table as the old data may contain some valid values.
I tried using an update/append query however this only OVERWROTE the values of the original field not UPDATED IF OLD VALUE WAS NULL/FALSE ONLY. The issue with this is it will apply/remove profile flags that result in correspondence and data usage (Incorrect update = potential breach of GDPR).
I can't program in SQL, I understand how the functions work and what they do but not how to compile/what order (yet) hence using VBA for now.
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Answered 2019-Mar-31 at 02:26Determining what to update or add when comparing string data can be quite complicated and often involves case-by-case review. What rule should be applied to program decision to take "Brad" from one record and "Pitt" from other? What if data for the same email were: Brad Pitt and Bradley Pitt? Which is correct and should be saved? Probably have to do a query that finds duplicate emails in Staging and make case-by-case decision on what to fix/delete for these duplicates. Then insert to Contacts. Insert code can test content of each field for Null or False and determine whether to accept new value.
For non-yes/no field, use Nz() function (assumes text field will not have empty string)
myR2![First Name] = Nz(myR2![First Name], myR![First Name])
or (to deal with possible empty string)
If myR2![First Name] & "" = "" Then myR2![First Name] = myR![First Name]
(advise not to allow empty string in text field nor zero default value for number field in table design).
For yes/no field, test for False (do not set DefaultValue property in table design):
myR2![Supress] = IIf(myR2![Supress] = False, myR![Supress], True)
or
If myR2![Supress] = False Then myR2![Supress] = myR![Supress]
Shorter code for import procedure. Modify with the above.
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You can use ciso like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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