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I need to document an application that serves as a facade for a set of webservices. The application accepts SOAP requests and transforms these requests into a format understandable by the underlying web service. There are several such services, each with...
Started by lindelof on
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I would pull the documentation....
An example was that certain elements had a common set of attributes .
I eventually would find that I was repeating myself.
The way I did it was to just start writing, following the hierarchical structure .
I've had to do just this.
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I have a file containing a file "dir.txt" with the below data:
/home/abc/a.txt /home/abc/b.txt /home/xyz/test /home/xyz/test/d.txt /home/xyz/test/e.txt /home/xyz/test/f.txt /home/xyz /home/xyz/g.txt
I want to parse the file and get the output like
/home...
Started by Panther24 on
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Would prefer this format:
/home/abc/a.txt b.txt xyz/test/d.txt e.txt f.txt g.txt
then this code.
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Hello,
To begin with, this question is not a dup of this one , but builds on it.
Taking the tree in that question as an example,
1 / \ 2 3 / / \ 4 5 6
How would you modify your program to print it so,
1 2 3 4 5 6
rather than the general
1 2 3 4 5 6
I'...
Started by viksit on
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Just build.
Gelder, ford-fulkerson and alternative innovative datamodels heap, trie and red-black tree.
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I have this list of files i get it by
new ZipArchive();
i mean its in zip file now ths files
docs/ docs/INSTALL.html docs/auth_api.html docs/corners_right.gif docs/corners_right.png docs/COPYING docs/corners_left.png docs/bg_header.gif docs/CHANGELOG....
Started by moustafa on
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Use split('/',path) or preg_split (for php 6) the documentation (with examples) can be found here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.split.php and http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-split.php
can any one make it for me .
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I love Visual Studio's ability to auto format (CTRL + K,D). However, in HTML if you have something like:
<h1><%# Eval("SomeField") %></h1>
It gets formatted this way:
<h1> <%# Eval("SomeField") %></h1>
I'm fairly certain...
Started by Dan on
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Go to Tools > Options > Text Editor > Html > Format
In the tag wrapping section, click on "Tag Specific Options"
In the tree, under the "Client HTML Tags" node you'll.
You were close...
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I'm building a gui component that has a tree-based data model (e.g. folder structure in the file system). so the gui component basically has a collection of trees, which are just Node objects that have a key, reference to a piece of the gui component ...
Started by toasteroven on
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But it matters whether your Tree elements are Presentation.
Rendering a Node through the GUI object.
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Let's say I have a binary tree data structure defined as follows
type 'a tree = | Node of 'a tree * 'a * 'a tree | Nil
I have an instance of a tree as follows:
let x = Node (Node (Node (Nil,35,Node (Nil,40,Nil)),48,Node (Nil,52,Node (Nil,53,Nil))), 80...
Started by Juliet on
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Here's Lua code:
tree={{{nil....
If you don't mind turning your head sideways, you can print the tree depth first, one node to a line, recursively passing the depth down the tree, and printing depth*N spaces on the line before the node.
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I'm using NSLog() to print some tabular data consisting of an NSString and an associated integer .
Assume I know the length of the longest word.
Is there a way using format strings to get this kind of column alignment:
word:tree rank:5 word:frog rank:...
Started by willc2 on
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For Unix to give the full information (worth a read, you can accomplish a lot of tricks with format], rank];
Here's an example of how I format my debugging output (I don't use NSLog , I wrap printing, but requires conversion from your NSString....
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In short, I'd like to learn/develop an elegant method to save a binary tree to disk (a general tree, not necessarily a BST). Here is the description of my problem:
I'm implementing a game of "20-questions". I've written a binary tree whose internal nodes...
Started by Rich on
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Then to load the tree back, simply iterate through....
Step 1 reading in:
F
Step 2 reading in:
F B to accomplish this is to traverse the tree outputting each element as you do so.
The tree will fill in from top to bottom left to right.
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Hello all,
This question probably has an embarrassingly simple answer, but is there a Right Way to format/draw trees in Common Lisp? I've tried a few books as well as googling about, but the problem seems to fall between the cracks of the search terms...
Started by wvoq on
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The file format is really simple, and the tools can generate or a Lisp Machine, you can call the CLIM function CLIM:FORMAT-GRAPH-FROM-ROOT or CLIM:FORMAT-GRAPH.
Of the Graphviz tools (like dot).
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