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I need to unpivot columns to rows and then have the distinct values alongside. Ideally using postgresql but could use python if solution is easier. Also needs to be dynamic as the fields will vary each time the transformation is run. I've trawled through the search but struggling to find anything that resembles this.

Source data table:

Target table:

I have a data source with multiple similar columns that looks like this, with each question as a new column and the corresponding response: Original

and I would like to convert it to use an array with two paired columns so that it ends up looking like this instead, with just two columns, Question and Response, and each of the legacy columns just having it's own key (1,2,3 etc): Desired

Please bear with me, I'm sure this is very simple and I think needs to use array_agg or even possibly an unpivot but I've trawled past posts and can't find any with a similar solution for the value of the Question column relating to the name of multiple columns from the "flat" source / assigning the value in the new field based on the originating column name.

I have this, but I need to get the Question/Response pairings....

I'm trying to programmaticaly locate a file on a network server where there are multiple directory levels, one of which has two spaces at the end of the name. EG:

\\MyServer\C$\TopLevel\Account \someone@somewhere.com\AFileName.pdf

Note that the Account level represents many folders using account codes for the folder name, and most of them have the two spaces at the end.

I can't amend the directory structure as it's used by other processes outside my control. I will know in advance the path down to and including the Account level, so I need to search the Email level subfolders for a file containing an order number in the file name. I also know the order number.

The problem is that FileInfo, Directory and DirectoryInfo all balk at the two spaces. Whilst Windows has allowed the folders to be created, and an automated third party process can create folders and files below the Account level, nothing I have tried so far has worked because the spaces get stripped out by the c# file and directory classes.

I can't use:

I am trying get the definitions of certain words using this code:

I want to make a program that generates a certain number of random lists and then places these into another list. This is my code:

I'm sure there's a straightforward answer to this, but I'm very much a Python novice and trawling stackoverflow is getting me tantalisingly close but falling at the final hurdle, so apologies. I have an array of one dimensional arrays (in reality composed of >2000 arrays, each of ~800 values), but for representation sake:

This is the first time I have picked up NodaTime for a long while.

Whilst there are some questions around this area, I just wanted to keep this question focused on parsing strings to some date-time objects using NodaTime. Thus, I am looking at dealing with strings containing GMT and BST in them respectively.

Curiously, there is some trivia here around BST having two different meanings. In our legacy Java system, we use BST and GMT in a lot of custom code.

So, I put together some quick and dirty tests to get me started. The last test case fails.

Using grep, I am trying to match lines which are comprised of two characters, one followed repeated followed by the other, but only match when the number of first character occurances is equal to the occurrences of the second character.

As an example, imagine that I can only match two characters like '0' and '1'. Now imagine that if there are n '0' characters then there must be n '1' characters following directly afterward. For example:

• ''
• '0011'
• '000111'
• '00000000001111111111'

would all match. But:

• '011'
• '1100'
• '110001'

wouldn't match.

I've been playing around with capture groups and trawling through perldoc for more info on grep -P but haven't found any leads to solve my problem - with grep at least.

How could I make a grep command to match strings given these constraints?

EDIT:

• In this example, the 0s should come before the 1s as per the restriction "following directly afterward"
• The empty string should also be a match case because by the example restrictions, when there are n 0s there should be n 1s, so with zero 0s there should be zero 1s.

I am trying to learn WPF, so please don't hammer me for asking what I suspect is a really stupid question, but I have spent several days trawling the web for answers, but nothing seems to overcome my problem.

Basically, All I am trying to do is to learn about Styles for my various test app Controls to get the hang of what works best, and how to use them. I have specified a Style named "simpler" Style declared in the 'Page.Resources'.

The first section of the Style for Background does work correctly and my button has a Gradient fill as expected, however, Despite my best efforts over days of trial and error (Mostly Error), I still cannot get the 'IsMouseOver' Trigger to do anything at all. indeed almost any other "Event" that requires a trigger to be called refuse totally to do anything.

It just seems that the entire '' section of my Style are simply ignored by WPF ?

I woulld really appreciate someone explaining to me, in simplish terms, why this is happening, or rather, not happening, and how I can get it to work ?

Thanks in Advance. '''