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Through the code i got the output content as XML. I have pair or multiple of XML tags as follows:
<p>December10</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> Welcome ...
Started by Sukumar on
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*?)+","<p/>")
(Edited to add Gumbo's suggestion)
Oh God, please don't let bobince see you asking.
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So I've got this markup:
<div id="text-container"> <p></p> </div>
with this style (redundant, I know):
#text-container {display:block: width:220px; height:280px;} #text-container p {display:block; width:220px; height:60px;}
and...
Started by echobase on
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Try adding overflow: hidden; to the paragraph element's style
#text-container p {display:block; height:280px; overflow:hidden; } #text-container p {display:block; width:220px; height:60px.
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In the following code, what is the benefit of using (!!p) instead of (p != NULL) ?
AClass *p = getInstanceOfAClass(); if( !!p ) // do something else // do something without having valid pointer
Started by Juan Macek on
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See this and this....
So I guess the benefit is just shorter code, albeit more cryptic if you don't know what !!p is supposed to mean.
It applies the ! twice, though, whereas p != NULL does one comparison.
To convert it into a boolean value.
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Using firebug, I found that blueprint css framework is applying this style to my <p> tags:
p + p { margin-top:-1.5em; text-indent:2em; }
I don't know what the + means.
What's the difference between this and just definining a style for p without ...
Started by gday on
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See: http://www....
It would match any element 'p' that's immediately adjacent to an element 'p'.
See adjacent selectors compatibility in Internet Explorer.
A plain "p" selector would apply the style to every paragraph in the page.
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For pointers, I'm getting confused with declarations and function parameters on when to use char ** or char * or *array[n], etc. Like if a function takes a (*array[n]) parameter, do I pass it a **type?
I try using the Right-Left rule and know that p would...
Started by Crystal on
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You can see for yourself how simple this is in C, because .
*(p[n]) would be the same as **(p+n) .
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Hi,
I've this regex: ^[\p{L}\p{N}]{1,50}$
Accept all numbers and all letters min length: 1 max length: 50 I'm trying to add this rule without success:
can add \s (spaces) but the text can not have only empty spaces
Started by Dryadwoods on
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If your regular expression implementation supports look-ahead assertions :
^(?!\s+$)[\p{L}\p{N}\s]{1,50}$
allow it and then trim double+ spaces
Assuming it can't start with a space:
^[\p{L}\p{N}]{1}[\s\p{L}\p....
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How does one prove (forall x, P x /\ Q x) -> (forall x, P x) in Coq? Been trying for hours and can't figure out how to break down the antecedent to something that Coq can digest. (I'm a newb, obviously :)
Started by farleyknight on
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From there you can do some manipulations and when the goal is just "P....
Scientists 2
In lesson 5 he solves the exact same problem and uses "cut (P x /\ Q x)" which re-writes the goal from "P x" to "P x /\ Q x -> P x".
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Hi,
I wanna read text between <p></p> tags which comes from database field. I think there may be html reader or something which I can assign the data including html tags retrieved from database to and use innerText( <p> ) or something...
Started by Tarik on
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A similar purpose, allowing xpath queries etc ( "//p" , for example)..
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Hello everybody. I am using TinyMCE ( http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ ) in a .NET page. Whenever I load a text
myTMCE.value=mycontent;
I can see that my text gets wrapped in <p></p> . This is not desirable for me, so I am trying to avoid it....
Started by pomarc on
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TinyMCE adds a whole load.
Force_p_newline is a gecko only option (ie FF).
And the answer in TinyMCE forum.
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I need to match and remove all tags using a regular expression in Perl. I have the following:
<\\??(?!p).+?>
But this still matches with the closing </p> tag. Any hint on how to match with the closing tag as well?
Note, this is being performed...
Started by Xetius on
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Try this, it should....
This, perhaps?
/<\/?(?!p>|p )[^>]+>/
That should cover <p> tags that have attributes, too.
Syntax:
/<\/?[^p][^>]*>/
EDIT:
But that won't match a <pre> or <param> tag, unfortunately.
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