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QUESTION
The below code is a method for my constructor for the class Word which is part of a word-search app I am building.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 15:12What is happening in your code:
You have an object coord
. You are pushing its reference to the array, in each iteration. All your array elements point to coord
. You are changing the properties of the object coord
again in turn changing your array elements.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a word search game for my project. I have created the word search letterbox using the grid and label (using this blog). Each letterbox has some words and that words are listed under the letterbox. I need to select the word hidden in the letterbox by dragging the labels. When start dragging the background color changed to orange. If the dragged word is in the words list, change the background color to green. Also, I need to capture the total, right and wrong attempts.
Please watch this video for getting a clear idea. I have also added a sample project here for the reference. I need to do the below things:
Dragging event for labels inside the grid.
Change the background color to orange(when starts dragging) and green(when the word is in the list).
A tickmark for found words.
Capture the total attempts, wrong attempts, and correct attempts.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 10:44You can use PanGestures on each label for handling swipes event .
QUESTION
Question link : https://leetcode.com/problems/word-search/
Given a 2D board and a word, find if the word exists in the grid.
The word can be constructed from letters of sequentially adjacent cell, where "adjacent" cells are those horizontally or vertically neighbouring. The same letter cell may not be used more than once.
We are not supposed to use one character twice.
Example :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 11:26Recursive function dfs
receives board by value, i.e. it cannot change it while it apparently tries. Timeout due to huge amount of copies and infinite recursion. Looks like bug.
QUESTION
I'm quite new to Azure Cognitive Search, and have succeded to configure my index in order to have autocompletion (using partial search thanks to this article).
But now I have another use case where I have many files stored in an Azure Blob Container with metadata:
One of the metadata field (of each file) is called partnumbers and its value is a string of products SKU separated with a comma (like "123456,78901,102938,09876"). I've built my index in order to store this info as a Edm.String, as you can see below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 09:55OK, I just tried something that works: I defined the pattern analyzer on my partnumbers field, and when I tested with the Analyzer Text API, it did split my SKUs into several tokens. And after that I could search for one SKU and it gave me back all the files I wanted! Here is my index JSON definition:
QUESTION
I've been trying to separate all numbers in a text file from the words, then run them through a formula in excel and batch replace them using a method similar to this in Notepad++.
In my situation, this doesn't work, as recurring numbers occur throughout the text and as such the search and replace gets stuck in an infinite loop no matter what I try to do. Especially when there are decimals AND integers involved, as Notepad++ cannot logically distinguish between 1.14, 1 and 14, so it gets messy.
Is there any way to do this directly in Notepad++ or somewhere online? Or, alternatively, is there a way to extract numbers from text, maintaining their space within the text, being able to edit all the values and then plug them back into their original positions in the document?
Edit:
I want to turn:
Into:
Where integers remain integers, getting rounded to the nearest whole number if necessary (i.e. 1 remains 1), while decimals get altered just as Toto's python code does (i.e. 1.0 becomes 0.5).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 15:45You can run a python script within the PythonScript plugin.
If it is not yet installed, follow this guide
Create a script (Plugins >> PythonScript >> New Script)
Copy this code and save the file (for example calculate.py
):
QUESTION
I am writing a function to solve the word search problem. However, I run into a predicament of how to correctly get return value from my dfs recursive function. Here is the problem: if I use the keyword return
in the last line of the code, it prematurely ends for direction in [[0,1],[0,-1],[1,0],[-1,0]]
loop once the return is hit. However, if I remove the return
in the last line, the recursive function will work fines, but it will never return True
from
if len(word)==0:print("TRUE") return True
statement even when the statement is met. I basically understand that once the program hits return
it will ignore all codes after it. Could you please explain how to get out of this trap?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 06:22The advice that @kszl is giving you is good, check the result of the recursive call and only return if it's True
, otherwise let the loop play out and return False
at the end of your function.
You left off your function that starts the dfs()
search only at points in the board where the first letter of the word
is found -- I've recreated that. Issues I see with your code: you deepcopy()
the board too early, many of your copies never get used; your use of x
and y
are confusing, if not inverted, I switched to row
and column
below; you replace letters with None
in two places in dfs()
but should only do it in one.
My rework of your code:
QUESTION
I am solving Word Search question on LeetCode.com:
Given a 2D board and a word, find if the word exists in the grid.
The word can be constructed from letters of sequentially adjacent cell, where "adjacent" cells are those horizontally or vertically neighboring. The same letter cell may not be used more than once.
The solution which I wrote with online help is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 09:18Q: My question is simple - why are we using a backtracking approach and not just a conventional DFS?
Because backtracking is far more efficient for solving this class of problems than the plain DFS.
The difference between DFS and backtracking is subtle, but we can summarize like this: DFS is a technique for searching a graph, while backtracking is a problem solving technique (which consists of DFS + pruning, such programs are called backtrackers). So, DFS visits each node until it finds the required value (in your case the target word), while backtracking is smarter - it doesn't even visit particular branches when it is certain that the target word would not be found there.
Imagine that you have a dictionary of all possible words and searching through the board to find all words that exist on the board (Boggle game). You start to traverse the board and stumble upon the letters 'J','A','C' in that order, so the current prefix is "JAC". Great. Let's look at the neighbors of the letter 'C', e.g. they are 'A', 'Q', 'D', 'F'. What would plain DFS do? It would skip 'A' because it came from that node to 'C', but it would then blindly visit each of the remaining nodes hoping to find some word, even though we know there are no words starting with "JACQ", "JACD" and "JACF". Backtracker would immediately prune branches with "JACQ", "JACD" and "JACF" by e.g. consulting an auxiliary trie data structure built from the dictionary. At some point even DFS would backtrack, but only when it does not have where to go - i.e. all surrounding letters have already been visited.
To conclude - in your example, the conventional DFS would for each node blindly check all neighbor nodes until it finds the target word or until all its neighbors are visited - it would only then backtrack. Backtracker on the other hand constantly checks whether we are on the "right track", and the key line in your code that performs this is:
QUESTION
I have a paragraphObjects of Word's paragraph objects. I have keywordRanges of indexes of some paragraphs and keywords. I have another array of keywords that I want to search and highlight in the document.
The issue is - the keyword search is linear. I have to load
and sync
the search result of each keyword. So if one keyword search takes ~300 ms, 15 search would take ~4500 seconds. I want to execute all keyword-search load-sync operations in parallel, so I get all the results in ~300 ms, independent of the size of the keywords array.
The code sample is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-09 at 15:17Yes, queueing multiple operations in one sync
is part and parcel of the batching model of the Office 2016+ wave of APIs.
To take a very simple Excel example:
QUESTION
Java Code for one keyword-search
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 18:21You don't have to do anything special. Just type your query directly with a space:
QUESTION
I'm comparing Azure Search and ElasticSearch for features and performance.
I'm looking to see if I can have multiple analyzers per field.
In ElasticSearch I can do this
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 23:24I think there are two separate issues here. The first is in the way that you created the index (or more specifically the fields). In the index creation, you structured it to create an array of fields. In Azure Cognitive Search, that is what we call a Complex Type of which you can find more information here. If you wanted to create multiple fields, you don't need to set those as a set fields within a complex type though. You can just create them at the root of the index.
To you original, question, you can only like a single analyzer (or custom analyzer) to a single field. That is the reason for the comment you made in your question about creating duplicate fields. Given that it looks like you want to also apply custom boosting to different fields, it seems this approach would also allow you do to that.
Hope that helps, Liam
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