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dig many at once. digs is a DNS command-line client that able to query many DNS servers at once.
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QUESTION
I have a decimal-to-any base converter as shown below:
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Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 21:33Silly answer to a silly question :-)
Instead of
QUESTION
I am doing a power query in excel and im just using it to list all files in a specific directory.
I have two problems:
- I cannot choose a sharepoint for the query. I may only choose folders on my hard drive. Is it possible to use a network sharepoint?
- When I choose the folder i want, the query digs deep in all subfolders and list all files. However, i want it to search max 1 subfolder deep. and not 300. Is it possible?
Thanks for anyone who can help me! much appreciated
PS: If there is a vba code which lists all files one subfolder deep, this would also be a great solution
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 15:26You can choose a network SharePoint folder by using the SharePoint Folder connector under Get Data. But you have to only use the root folder as your target for the URL. That will bring up a list of all files that exist within the hierarchy under that root folder. From there, use the Transform Data button (not the Combine & Transform Data button). Then you can rely upon the Folder Path column to filter for your desired actual folder.
[The Folder connector works similarly to the SharePoint Folder connector, in that it will bring up a list of all files that exist within the hierarchy under the targeted folder.]
I am not aware of it being possible to go straight to your desired folder using either the SharePoint Folders connector or the Folders connector.
QUESTION
I'm trying to take a String input from Java Scanner and use it for a few different functions. Firstly, I want it able to use the input as text (not just numbers) for an unwritten method later on in the program. Secondly, I want to convert it to an int value (if the user for a different method (hasDupes) that has an int formal parameter.
I'm doing that currently like so:
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Answered 2021-Dec-11 at 06:13When you try to convert a string into a number by Integer.parseInt or anything, it may throw NumberFormatException in case it is not a valid number.
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a bash script that digs MX on some sites from a list.
I don't need all the redundant information besides what MX the domain has.
So far this is what my script looks like:
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 09:44What about just using host, like this:
QUESTION
my python file in which I work is contained in the following path '/Users/pycar/Documents/Srett/Python/', In this same space I have a folder that contains 8 other folders that all contain a csv that I want to import via panda because it's a database, the problem is that most of the codes found do not work (It says that the file is named 'month' and that the 8 folders are named by the first 8 months of the year then it does not matter what the names of the csv inside.
I would like to make a loop that digs into 'month' and goes into each folder (so january february etc...) and import the csv that is contained inside (with a read.csv).
for a little more visibility tell you that the file my_python is my notebook and that it is in the same folder as month which contains what I gave you
my_python
month-> january -> jan.csv
month-> February -> feb.csv
month-> March -> mar.csv
month-> April -> apr.csv
month-> May -> may.csv
month-> June -> jun.csv
month-> july -> jul.csv
month-> August -> Aug.csv
How can i proceed ?
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Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 13:43If catalog month and subcatalogs hold solely csv files of interest, you might use glob.glob. Please prepare following script in same catalog in which month catalog is present, run it and write if it does print all csv files you want to get:
QUESTION
Basically, what I want to do is receive a number, split into a list of its digits and then double each value.
However, I don't want to use Integer type, because I might use some other functions containing type variable. I was trying to do something like that:
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Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 17:47As said in the comments, you need to compose your functions.
Haskell interprets double digs 1234 as (double digs) 1234. So haskell thinks you are passing in the function digs as an argument to double. Here's the full error message I get from your example:
QUESTION
I understand the concept of Binding / Value converter well, but for some reasons the following binding doesn't work. I would like the change the FontWeight to Bold for some Descriptions (Description is a text field):
XAML:
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Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 14:06A DataGridColumn doesn't inherit any DataContext so trying to bind to a Description property of the current item will always fail.
The Binding property is special. Its type is Binding and the binding that you define in XAML will eventually be applied to the element that gets created at runtime. In the case of a DataGridTextColumn, this is a TextBlock or a TextBox depending on whether you are in edit mode.
but I wonder if I shouldn't replace the DataGridTextColum by a DataGridTemplateColum and digs further
If you use a DataGridTemplateColumn and define a TextBlock in the CellTemplate (and a TextBox in the CellEditingTemplate), you can actually bind to a property of the current item as usual. This is because the element in the template is added to the element tree and inherits a DataContext like any other element.
QUESTION
#include
#include
#include
int * get_digs(long card, int digs, int idigs[]);
int main()
{
long card = get_long("Number: ");
int digs = ceil(log10(card));
int idigs[digs];
get_digs(card, digs, &idigs[digs]);
for(int k = 0; k == digs; k++) // This loop is to check if the program is doing what I'm
{ // asking it to do.
printf("%i", idigs[k]);
}
}
int * get_digs(long cd, int dg, int idg[])
{
int j = dg;
int dig = 0;
for(int i = 0; i == dg; i++)
{
dig = floor(cd / pow(10, j));
j--;
idg[i] = dig % 10;
}
return 0;
}
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 12:12The second expression in a for loop's control block is a condition for iterating, not for breaking from the loop. Thus, this for loop ...
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