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When redirecting the output of a python script, when echoing the output it seems to work, but when I actually use it with another object, it breaks and cuts off everything after it.

In this case, we have VERSION set to "nice dude"

My host is windows and I am using docker desktop. When I use the command docker cp to copy files from windows to the container which is Ubuntu the json file would end up containing the carriage-return character (i.e.^M). How can I remove them?

Impediments:

1. docker cp windows command would copy the json as read-only by root
2. Docker image pull from somewhere and I only have access to user jovyan whom do not have permission to chmod. docker exec -u 0 would return error Error response from daemon: Multiple IDs found with provided prefix: 0 so I can't just login as root either.
3. Tried WinSCP to move the file to the container but return error say "Remote side unexpectedly closed network connection". I am using SFTP with hostname as localhost and port no. filled. I left password blank as I don't think there is password required for user jovyan since docker exec would connect to this user directly without asking password.

I am working on a system that writes text logs to a text column in PostgreSQL 12. I want to perform a simple search on a keyword (this part's easy!), but then I want to extract only a section of the text content that appears proximate to the located search keyword (to provide context).

The logs contain lines separated by carriage returns. Say I want to search for the keyword "exception" and bring back each line in the text column that contains the keyword. Or, maybe I want to return the line with the keyword as well as the line before and the line afterwards.

Is this possible using PostgreSQL query features alone? Or will I need to write other custom code to extract just the lines I'm interested in. (BTW, I don't currently use the tsvector feature.)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[Edited to provide additional details.]

Say I have a table called LOG_RECORDS that contains a TEXT column called LOG_CONTENT. One particular row of this table contain the following in LOG_CONTENT:

I'm trying to retrieve some text from a div with the contentEditable attribute and it's working perfectly fine.

I noticed however that deep cloning the element containing the text would make .innerText completely unusable, as text layout, such as carriage returns or line breaks are apparently gone from the property.

Here is a working example → https://jsfiddle.net/TomWTG/otuakz6q/8/

Here's the related code :

I have (made up) text in a dataframe as follows:

I have a textfile (GetFile-processor) with Unix-style Newline (\n), but need a Windows-style Carriage-Return+LineFeed CRLF (\r\n) in my FlowFile

My ReplaceText-Processor is working

I have this continuous serial data stream:

I have a Google Sheets script that allows me to pick several options from a drop-down menu. However, the script writes the result is the cell with each value separated with a comma while I need a new line for each option selected. The code is as follows:

I have the following file, where each new line is created with the characters ~\r\n.

Sample test file

I want to remove all occurrences of ~\r\n and replace with "" (empty string) so that all the file data appears on a single line. To do this, I wrote a script in VBScript (replace.vbs) and I run it in the commandline with cscript replace.vbs "~\r\n" "" - the first parameter is the original characters I want replace and the second parameter is the new text to write into the file.

My script can successfully replace regular text - for example, if I pass only as the string to replace, it will work as expected. But my issue is when I pass the full ~\r\n, it does not modify the file at all. I think it has something to do with the ~\r\n characters being incorrectly passed into the command.

The following is my script: