rash | shell scripting language intended to replace bash | Natural Language Processing library
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kandi X-RAY | rash Summary
Rash is a shell scripting language intended to replace bash scripts. Its goal is to allow simple, readable, understandable and secure shell scripting. In particular, it aims at the niche currently occupied by Bash programs, and specifically aims to address problems in bash and with bash programs. In particular, the goal is to make it easy to write 5-500 line scripts that mostly involve string handling, filesystem manipulation, and calling other programs.
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QUESTION
I have a gradle test task which runs a list of tests from a given file. Sometimes, any particular test execution simply gets stuck and does not move on to execute the next test(s) in the list.
For this, I am trying to add a java agent which will detect timeouts in each test execution and calls System.exit() in this case. (I know calling System.exit() seems to be a rash decision, but throwing exception does not seem to stop the test execution) The java agent uses byte-buddy advices for doing this.
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 11:23The OP said that my comment concerning security manager helped him find the root cause, so I am converting it into an answer:
As is documented, System.exit() will not shut down the JVM if there is a security manager stopping it from doing so. In that case you should see a SecurityException, though.
A discussion in Gradle issue #11195 mentions a problem that Kafka sporadically exits unexpectedly and suggests a security manager policy for Spring-Kafka stopping it from doing so. This was committed to Spring-Kafka, but - if I understand correctly - not to Gradle.
Another edge case is shutdown hooks: The thread invoking System.exit() blocks until the JVM terminates. If a shutdown hook submits a task to this thread, it leads to a deadlock.
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I am new in Android Open Source Project (ASOP). I have been trying to make a custom android version with my own changes for research purposes. I have changed some code in the framework in Acitivty.java class. Added a custom function of mine like below:
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Answered 2021-May-01 at 07:51If your modification is part of android frameworks, you need to copy modified jar from out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/framework_intermediates(for ex)/classes.jar in your Android Studio project.
You need also to modify top-level gradle build to add :
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I have code here to generate a random name given the syllables on the click of a action button. But the name generated as the string currentName does show up in the textview. Do i need to make the view its own class or something? I am new to androidstudio coming from eclipse so textviews are new to me. Thanks.
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Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 15:03Pull your NewName class out of on click then create it's instance and then access the method. So your MainActivity would look something like this.
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I am trying to compare substring from a string that I am getting from reading a .txt file and matching it with an element of the list.
String from the .txt file is as follows:
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Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 11:29with open("my.txt") as f:
for line in f:
for i in data:
if i in line:
do_operation()
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I have a DF with about 50 columns. 5 of them contain strings that I want to combine into a single column, separating the strings with commas but also keeping the spaces within each of the strings. Moreover, some values are missing (NaN). The last requirement would be to remove duplicates if they exist.
So I have something like this in my DF:
symptom_1 symptom_2 symptom_3 symptom_4 symptom 5 muscle pain super headache diarrhea Sore throat Fatigue super rash ulcera super headache diarrhea super diarrhea something awful something awfulAnd I need something like this:
symptom_1 symptom_2 symptom_3 symptom_4 symptom 5 all_symptoms muscle pain super headache diarrhea Sore throat Fatigue muscle pain, super headache, diarrhea, Sore throat, Fatigue super rash ulcera super headache super rash, ulcera, headache diarrhea super diarrhea diarrhea, super diarrhea something awful something awful something awfulI wrote the following function and while it merges all the columns it does not respect the spaces within the original strings, which is a must.
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Answered 2021-Apr-08 at 02:52Here is an example that you can get an idea how to work around it:
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Hi I have a dataframe of COVID symptoms and COVID diagnosis:
EDITED TO ADD PACKAGES
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Answered 2021-Feb-19 at 19:10Couldn't reproduce the error with the same data using labelled
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I have two Tables like : Table1:
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Answered 2021-Feb-07 at 18:03Try the following
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Sorry for the badly explained title(really don't know any other way to put it). I have an array that needs an increment value:
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Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 23:41// All your array initialization here
// using simple cycle
for (let i in array) {
array[i].number = i;
}
// using foreach
array.forEach((p, i) => { p.number = i; })
// using map
array = array.map((p, i) => { p.number = i; return p; });
// dynamic association (if you later need to change the order)
// this will automatically change if you sort your array or remove
// some elements
array.forEach(p => {
Object.defineProperty(p, 'number', { get: () => array.indexOf(p) })
})
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I worked in the students' data file, and I see the best structure is like the example below -correct me if I wrong- which is a list of a collection of dictionaries, and the last key has a list of dictionaries.
data = [
{'student_name': 'Khaled ', 'student_id': '19190', 'student_major': 'CS', 'course': [{'course_code': 'PE101', 'course_name': 'Physical Education', 'course_credit': '1', 'course_grade': 'D+'}, {'course_code': 'MATH101', 'course_name': 'Calculus I', 'course_credit': '4', 'course_grade': 'D'}, {'course_code': 'PHYS101', 'course_name': 'Physics I', 'course_credit': '4', 'course_grade': 'F'}, {'course_code': 'CHEM101', 'course_name': 'Chemistry I', 'course_credit': '4', 'course_grade': 'A+\n'}]}, {'student_name': 'Rashed', 'student_id': '18730', 'student_major': 'MIS', 'course': [{'course_code': 'PHYS101', 'course_name': 'Physics I', 'course_credit': '4', 'course_grade': 'D+\n'}]} ]
I hope it's readable.
My question is why this code doesn't check if the id I entered correctly?
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Answered 2020-Nov-30 at 09:45My question is why this code doesn't check if the id I entered correctly?
That's because
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Let's say my dataframe has column which is mixed with english and chinese words or characters, I would like to remove all the whitespaces between them if they're chinese words, otherwise if they're english, then keep one space only between words:
I have found a solution for removing extra spaces between english from here
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Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 03:43You could use the Chinese (well, CJK) Unicode property \p{script=Han} or \p{Han}.
However, this only works if the regex engine supports UTS#18 Unicode regular expressions. The default Python re module does not but you can use the alternative (much improved) regex engine:
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