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I'm trying to parse output where the records are aligned via variable white space. Here is the output in question: VLAN Table VLAN VLAN Name Type Secure eth0 eth1 eth2 ...
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I'm building an HTTP server and parsing request headers. My current code fails when the Host header includes a port number because I'm splitting on :. Current Code: String[] header = line.split(":...
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I'm trying to parse syllables with pyparsing. I'm working with a language that has a CV(C) syllable template, so every syllable starts with a consonant. However, my parser is "eating" the ...
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I'm migrating a blog from Jekyll (source) to Hugo (source). Both use Markdown, but their syntaxes are slightly different. Let's say that in the old Jekyll blog I have this: {% include image.html src=&...
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I'm implementing the K&R Exercise 3-3 (expand()) that expands shorthand notations like a-z into full ranges. In this version, I'm trying to handle overlapping ranges like a-b-c by using a last ...
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I am trying to parse an ini file and grab specific key-value pairs,given a section name and key name. I use the following code, using Linq, and it works if I don't include the key name in its search ...
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To easily understand my problem, below is a simplified version of some example input. ['foo', 1, 'a', 'foo', 2, 'foo', 1, 'b', 'foo', -1, 'foo', -1, "bar", 1, "c", "bar", ...
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I have a list of strings where each string represents the names of two tennis players that played in a match. The list of strings collectively is all known matches in a tournament. An example of a ...
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I have a Cloud Foundry CLI command, cf apps, that outputs: name requested state processes routes appname_1 started web:2/2 route1.com appname_2 started web:1/1 ...
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I'm working on a song database application with an existing database. In the editor the songs are laid out like this in the contents column: [chorus] And all will surely agree, There's nothing like ...
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I'm working with a list extracted from OCR of receipt content in Power Automate Desktop and want to filter for specific numeric groups (prices). The issue is that numbers in 00-00 date format keep ...
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With Powershell, I want to extract from a video markers EDL file (Edit Decision List), the content related the Marker name. Here an example of an EDL line |C:ResolveColorBlue |M:The Importance of ...
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I have to parse with Python (pyparse) a legacy file format that is not well defined. It is of the curly brace family (im fact, having to parse arbitrary curly brace formats is a recurring issue ...
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I have several strings like this: 1:723:NVDA:NSDQ::Z4189274321:Snapshot Report:10:COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY:241:Semiconductor I need to return everything after the second colon (:). So, from the ...
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I am writing a macro to send e-mails, using a rest api available in our company. (The macro will be deployed as a sasautos macro.) The attachments parameter should allow to pass a list of file paths, ...
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