wordlist | A Ruby library for generating and working with wordlists | Dictionary library
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A Ruby library for generating and working with word-lists. Wordlist allows one to efficiently generate unique word-lists from arbitrary text or other sources, such as website content. Wordlist can also quickly enumerate through words within an existing word-list, applying multiple mutation rules to each word in the list.
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QUESTION
I am currently working on some code for splitting a String into a wordlist, which works good so far with
String[] s = input.split("\\W+");
The Issue is:
- I am a noob when it comes to regex.
- The more interesting words in that
wordliststart with a$Symbol, like e.g.$Word. How can I add this symbol to the split command, so that it is still included in the resultingwordlist?
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Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 14:02You can use sites like https://regexr.com/ to try out regex expressions with explanations.
There is no simple 'but not' in regex; i.e. you can't do non-word chars (\W) that are not dollar sign unless you get into negative look-ahead/behinds which are a bit complicated to reason about. If you do want to go this route, /(?!\$)\W/ begins with the negative lookahead that says "not a dollar sign (?!\$)", followed by "not a word char (\W)".
Instead, you can use explicitly split on spaces / /, or whatever char sets if there are multiple non-word chars you want to split on. E.g. /[ _-]/ will split on spaces, underscore, or dashes.
QUESTION
I am implementing a words/2 predicate in which a list of characters can be rendered to a list of the character as a word inside a list. I use the mathematical symbol <=> to denote that they're working in any mode. Please advise if there's a better expression.
The example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 14:32split(_, [], [[]]).
split(C, [C|Xs], [[]|Ys]) :-
split(C, Xs, Ys).
split(C, [X|Xs], [[X|Y]|Ys]) :-
split(C, Xs, [Y|Ys]).
QUESTION
i want to call my array data from database using ajax. but i don't know the way. im confused in ajax call to show it into text field. how to get array data from my sql query
this the index.php looks like..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 16:57id="wordlist" is an input, what you passing back from the API is a object
QUESTION
I am new to compgen and want to use it for a script I am working on. This script can have "commands" and "options" as arguments like so:
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Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 16:55With compgen -W "--path add" "${COMP_WORDS[1]}" and script --p the last argument ${COMP_WORDS[1]} turns into --p and is then interpreted as an option for compgen instead of the word to complete. You can use the argument -- to mark the end of options:
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So title says it all, im trying to concatenate 3 wordlists together however for some reason it does not want to read the 3rd list,
first wordlist words:
nand
minus
second wordlist words:
nor
negative
third wordlist words:
xor
plus
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 05:52The third file is never read, you are reading the second file again:
QUESTION
I'm stuck at this subject about 3 days, I can't think a proper algorithm. So could you please help me guys.
I want to generate wordlist with given charset, minimum & maximum length
Given charset:abcdef min:2 max:5
Result:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 09:31One way could be to use a libraray which creates strings from a given regex like Generex. Using Generex your task is as simple as:
QUESTION
The acronym() method takes an ArrayList, removes the boring words, and returns an acronym as a String.
Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 21:44I did it in Java. It might not be efficient though.
QUESTION
I'm searching for a list of terms in a file. I want to print the line number in the file where the term was found.
This is the code I'm using to find the term:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 21:05In this case you could use enumerate, which returns a tuple of an iterator count, and the value for the current iteration in your iterable variable (the filehandle f in this case).
file_to_be_read.txt:
QUESTION
I am having problems passing a file as an argument from class called WordList to main class and just printing the ArrayList of words to terminal. I can't pass the argument "Words" when calling the constructor because of "Cannot be resolved to a variable" -error. File path is okay, I have checked.
WordList class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 12:55Change this line (in method main of class Main)
QUESTION
I'm attempting to extract text from a text file using linked lists. My code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 17:58The strtok() modifies the original string and returns pointers to elements of the original string. In this case the original string is stored in a local array char word[N];. The local array will vanish on returning the function addtext and refering the array from the function report after that is illegal.
To avoid this trouble, you should allocate some new regions and copy the string there. It can be done like this:
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