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This is my string: "This Is {{ dsfdf {{dsfsd}} ewrwrewr }} My Result" .
I want to remove the outer curly brackets with their content. The result should be "This Is My Result" .
This is my best shot at the moment:
Text = Regex.Replace(Text, "{{([^}]*)}...
Started by Tom on
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What do You think about:
string test = "This Is {{ dsfdf {{dsfsd}} \n jkhhjk ewrwrewr }} My Result"; Console.WriteLine(Regex.Replace(test, "{{.*}}", String.Empty, RegexOptions.Singleline));
Version without "Regex":
string test = "This Is {{ dsfdf {{dsfsd... .
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Hi, unfortunately despite having tried to learn regex at least one time a year for as many years as I can remember, I always forget as I use them so infrequently.This year my new years resolution is to not try and learn regex again - So this year to save...
Started by ChrisInCambo on
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Another way would be
/{([^}]*)}/
This matches....
The parentheses let you extract the matched portion.
Try
/{(.*?)}/
That means, match any character between { and }, but don't be greedy - match the shortest string which ends with } (the ? stops * being greedy) .
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If curly brackets ('{' and '}') are used in Lua, what are they used for?
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The table is the central type in Lua, and can be treated... .
See here
Table literals.
For that Lua just uses the end keyword to end the block .
They are not used for code blocks if that's what you mean .
Table type constructor).
List/ditionary constructor (i.e.
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Is there a quick way to make Eclipse put curly brace on the next line (by itself) on a block of code?
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For pre-written block of code, first....
Also, in Java..Editor..Typing, you can have it automatically insert your braces at the correct position .
Yes, edit your active profile (Java...Code Style...Formatter), and change the brace positions to the next line .
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I was reading that Python does all it's "code blocks" by indentation, rather than with curly braces. Is that right? So functions, if's and stuff like that all appear without surrounding their block with curly braces?
Started by openfrog on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It doesn't take long for it to feel completely....
Unindent to close the region.
If True: #dosomething else: #dosomething else #continue on with whatever you were doing
Basically, wherever you would've had an opening curly brace, use a colon instead.
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I have an application which uses a javascript based rules engine. I need a way to convert regular straight quotes into curl (or smart) quotes. It'd be easy to just do a string.replace for ["], only this will only insert one case of the curly quote.
The...
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Str = str.replace....
Foo "foo bar" "bar"'.replace(/"([-a-zA-Z0-9 ]+)"/g, function(wholeMatch, m1){ return "“" + m1 + "”"; });
You could replace all that preceed a word character with the left quote, and all that follow a word character with a right quote .
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The title says it all really, how do you create a .cur (for a mouse cursor), from a GIF file?
What tool or process can I use?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Just change the filetype from .gif to .cur
OR (in case that it is not help)
use IrfanView.
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Possible Duplicate:
Why this is not compiling in Java?
In java, curly braces are optional for one line for loops, but I've found a case where it isn't allowed. For instance, this code:
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) Integer a = i;
won't compile, but if...
Started by TwentyMiles on
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I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that the following statement is compound?
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) Integer a; a = i;
Because it wouldn't make sense to declare a new variable in a single line statement as it goes out of scope immediately... .
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Duplicate: Why is it considered a bad practice to omit curly braces?
Hey folks,
Just curious on your thoughts about the below:
if (someCondition) { callSomething(); }
vs.
if (someCondition) callSomething();
I only ask this because when I started using...
Started by nickyt on
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If (someCondition) callSomething();
However, I usually try to....
If condition and function name are short enough I usually put them on a single line .
So keep `em.
The former helps when you have to add a second line (or more) to the if condition later on .
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hcrealms):
Pm and a bump for you Bumped with some updates... .
Updated pending ins and outs This thread goes bump in the night! Pm sent with previous bump! Get you love drunk off my bumps! Pm And A Prayer!!! Bump ditty bump bump... .
PM incoming Sending pm Bumping myself.
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