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I want to make every other char in a string uppercase.

So far I have this code...

I have a members table from which I pull :member_id, :client_uid, :first_name, and :last_name. The Members table has a has_many association to Quality Measures from which I pull :measure and :measure_status for each association and flatten it.

I am trying to get the desired Members data and the flattened Quality Measure data into one CSV row.

Since there can be any number of Quality Measure associated records, I get the max number of associated records and create that number of Measure and Measure Status columns and create the proper number of headers:

I want to fetch the Attachment Model's attribute name(pdf_file.file_name) based on condition (if..else). But I am not familiar with Arbe Syntex and cant show the outputs in view.

I am rendering a partial file from my active_admin class.

The code in my _test.arb file

To test image urls in a ruby project I can call a function as follows

I'm trying to transform a filename automatically in VSCode in two ways. Let's say I have test-file-name.md, I want to end up with Test File Name in my document. Right now I can do both part of the transform separately but I'm struggling to find how to combine them.

1. To remove all the - and replace them with a space I do this: ${TM_FILENAME_BASE/[-]/ /g}
2. And for capitalizing the first letter of each word I do: ${TM_FILENAME_BASE/(\b[a-z])/${1:/upcase}/g} (the \b is probably useless in this case I guess)

I've tried multiples way of writing them together but I can't find a way to have them one after the other.

I have about 100 large datasets and within each dataset I'm hoping to extract distinct IDs to join them vertically. The datasets are unsorted, named as data_01 , data_02, data_03 ....data_100.

Since the datasets are all very large, set them together without reducing the size is not feasible, the join didn't even move after hours of running. Therefore, I believe there is the need to reduce the datasets before stacking is necessary, and I'm here to seek some help.

I tried to create a macro to select distinct ID and sum a numerical variable,cnt, by ID before vertically joining all datasets by proc sql union. The macro is not working properly:

I have two SAS tables which are the same, only the column names aren't the same. The first table D1 has 80 column names that have the following pattern X1000_a010_b020 and the second table D2 has 80 column names that have the following pattern X_1000_a0010_b0020. Please note that they are not in the same order.

I want to make sure that all the columns from D1 have the same names as in D2. In other words, I want to add the underscore after the X and add a 0 after all the a's and b's.

However I don't how to proceed. I would guess that RegEx would be the go to but I am not familiar with it.

As a structure example, some times ago I was using the following code to replace spaces in a column name with an underscore. I would like to do the same but for the underscore after the X and the 0 after the a's and b's.

I am learning Ruby and when I try to create a function a problem happened.

I have 4 files: vendas.rb, pagamento.rb, frete.rb and init.rb

frete.rb

This is my code: