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Perform date calculations given a simple string pattern.
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QUESTION
I have a list of string to be replaced in files. However when I run the sed -i
(change the file directly), only the last replacement works. I think the last one override all previous changes?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 09:22Running sed -i
on the same file multiple times is a horrible antipattern. Just do all the substitutions in the same sed
script.
You need to escape many more metacharacters than you currently do. See Escape a string for a sed replace pattern for some details. Probably that's the reason many of your substitutions don't appear to work.
Just briefly, try this:
QUESTION
I'm working on this query and after i added the bloc of cursor the execution time goes from 10s to 2m.
Is there any way to reduce the execution time? The query is a result of 3 selects on the same table but with different conditions.
I needed the cursor because I should get the price of an article from a table that contains prices per dates that I couldn't get from in first queries.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 14:16I think this would get you the PrixUnitaire
without needing to go through the cursor. Try adding it to the three queries that feed the temp table:
QUESTION
Background: I have a Google Sheet that automatically manages key organization event dates, but occasionally one has to be manually overridden. I have been duplicating those auto calc'd event dates using PHP on the organization's web page but that doesn't handle it when the event dates are manually changed back in the Sheets database.
Need Statement: I wish to grab the text content of the Google "DateCalc" Sheet, cell "A33" (which contains the corrected next Date) and embed it automatically in a web page sentence that states, "The next event is scheduled for ???." where "???" is whatever is needed for the HTML embed effort for the text content of cell A33.
All the embedding approaches I have tried using the publish to web feature of Sheets, just display a frame with the entire Sheets page content, and I have not been able to find a simple single text display approach, which is what I seek. All the solutions I have found so far are for much more complex situations. I believe I don't need any more code on the Sheet (source) end, just an appropriate "embed code snippet" at the destination end.
I can embed a complete sheet but haven't found a way to embed a simple text string in line with the surrounding text in the sentence.
This web script is the closest I have been able to come...
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 11:47I'll assume that your server uses a combination of PHP and HTML, so one approach can be to use that PHP code to make a call to the Sheets API to retrieve the data. In the PHP Sheets API Quickstart you can find a example of how to set up a project to achieve a working connection between your server and the API. After you complete the tutorial, you can modify your script to include the following function so you can achieve your original request.
QUESTION
For a while now, I've been trying to create an autolabeler for Gmail in Google Apps Script. This script parses through an email's body and looks for a line with the form "#DL:", extracts the text after that (which is a date), runs this string through a standardizer I have coded, calculates the date difference between that date and now, and if it's urgent, assigns a color to that. It gets all that information and labels that email. Here is the code I use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 05:52How about this modification?
It seems that the reason of your issue is the crated label is not reflected soon when Gmail.Users.Labels.create()
is run. By this, label
became null
. In order to remove this issue, I added the label using Gmail.Users.Threads.modify()
when the label was created with Gmail.Users.Labels.create()
. Please modify as follows.
Please modify applyLabel()
of labeler()
as follows.
QUESTION
I am trying to create an autolabeler for my gmail inbox, using Google Apps Script.
For some context, most of my emails have deadlines, and the code I will post below basically parses through the email, finds the #DL and creates a label with the deadline as its name. I also want the label to have a specific color, depending on the time remaining for that deadline.
Unfortunately, I found that the GAS API shows no way of changing/creating a label with a color, but I also found that, through Advanced Google Services, it is possible to define a label's color. When accepting the terms and conditions and enabling Advanced Google Services, autocomplete shows me the option:
Gmail.newLabelColor()
Is it possible to use this to create a new label with a different color using GAS, and if so, how would I be able to interface this with the code below?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-06 at 00:49Is it possible to use this to create a new label with a different color using GAS?
This answer is yes.
- You want to create new label with the color.
- You want to achieve this using Gmail API with Google Apps Script.
- You have already enabled Gmail API at Advanced Google services.
If my understanding is correct, how about this sample script and modification? Please think of this as just one of several answers.
In this sample script, the method of Users.labels: create of Gmail API is used.
Sample script:Please copy and paste the following function to your script editor. When you use this, please set the colors you want to use.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 13:38Have you tried to use element on this project dependencies? Like:
Business Logic Project pom.xml
file:
QUESTION
I am in the process of writing a back-end to a spreadsheet we use to work our equipment allocation.
One of the ways we are doing this is using a google form which outputs data to a spreadsheet in the format:
Timestamp | Job Description | Laptops | Printers | Start date | End date | Months involved | Job duration.
I have written two functions to calculate the duration of the jobs and the months involved, as all of the other fields are inputted by the user (and validated by the input form).
The only issue is that when I call these two functions, they take approximately 15-20 seconds to execute. I feel this is likely due to me iterating through every row for the data, but I am new enough to Jscript that I can't get my head around how to make it more efficient. Could I get some suggestions? Not necessarily looking for code perfect responses, as I am using this to learn, but some points in the right direction would be appreciated.
Code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-06 at 12:19There are two major improvements you can make and one that depends a bit on your data:
- Use
getValues()
to loop through an Array, rather than the range. Accessing the range is very slow. - Use built in functions to manipulate the dates, rather than using Moment.js.
Utilities.formatDate()
,getMonth()
,setMonth()
- If you're going to be printing a lot of data each time you run the script, then consider using
setValues()
, assetValue()
takes much more time. (I think you'll probably only be printing a few rows at a time, though, so I left this for you to implement if you need it.)
Please make sure that the outputs are all going into the correct columns, but otherwise, this should run much, much faster.
QUESTION
I'm trying to understand how to change an object's attribute temporarily when it is called and have the original value persist when the object is not called.
Let me describe the problem with some code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-21 at 21:09It seems that you want a behavior like a context manager: to modify an attribute for a limited time, use the updated attribute and then revert to the original. You can do this by having __call__
return a context manager, which you can then use in a with
block like this:
QUESTION
I have an existing time in DB in h:i A format Ex: 6.30 AM I am determining the current time as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-20 at 16:42The date_diff function accepts date objects not strings Here is the correct example :
QUESTION
I'm trying to run maven clean install but i got these errors and warnings
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-14 at 10:00You have a wrong URL's for the repos. Please check the page and choose the right one.
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