HRI | IBM Watson Health , Health Record Ingestion service | Monitoring library

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I got some help from the Scoverage team: https://github.com/scoverage/gradle-scoverage/issues/138

Adding this to my sourceSets declaration fixed it.

This is typically what regular expressions are for : find patterns. You can then try:

In the ESC a command description of EPSON, there are the following notes.
Are these notices on the ESC a command for your printer?

• When Standard mode is selected, this command is enabled only when processed at the beginning of the line in Standard mode.
• The justification has no effect in Page mode.
• This command executes justification in the print area set by GS L and GS W.
• This command justifies printing data (such as characters, all graphics, barcodes, and two-dimensional code) and space area set by HT, ESC $, and ESC \.
• Settings of this command are effective until ESC @ is executed, the printer is reset, or the power is turned off.

Often, the ESC a command is specified not after the beginning of the line but after printing a few characters or spaces.

For example, if you print with plain text instead of a barcode and it is not centered, then ESC a is not specified at the beginning of the line.
Change the ESC a command so that it is specified at the beginning of the line.

However, if the plain text is printed centered, the feature may not work for barcodes.
In that case, contact the printer vendor to determine if barcode alignment is available and how to do so.
Or there is no automatic function, it may be a method to adjust the print position with ESC \ etc.

The print position in the horizontal direction can be specified by either ESC $ or ESC \.
Only the starting point of the calculation is different. ESC $ is the left edge of the paper, and ESC \ is the print position at that time.
You won't need to use GS P.

You need this syntax for the function name:

One options is using a little XML

Example

Yes, it's a bug that InternetAddress strips off the leading "[docxa]".

I'm not sure how you detected your content, if it's taken from JSON text directly, the head should be "content":, not "content =.

But anyway, it's actual content seems to be represented in a escaped format. (JSON text uses such format to represent JSON string, as well as debug output of Swift String.)

And when such escaped format representation is read into Swift String, some escaping sequence such as \" is read as a single character ".

So, when you replace some part of the String into unicode escaped representation, you need to replace \" into \u{22}, not \u{5c}\u{22}.

Also you should always check the result of components(separatedBy:) to avoid crashing with unexpected result.

So, your code should be something like this:

RegExp#exec() only returns a single match object, even if you use a regex with the g modifier.

You may use String#match with a regex with the g modifier to get all match values: