Anything named - objects, variables, classes... Naming is a primary tool of reuse.
Anything named - objects, variables, classes...
Naming is a primary tool of reuse.
Questions tagged [named]
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Powershell: Replacing regex named groups with variables
Say I have a regular expression like the following, but I loaded it from a file into a variable $regex, and so have no idea at design time what its contents are, but at runtime I can discover that it includes the "version1", "version2", "version3"…
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name character vectors with same name of list
I have a list that looks like this.
my_list <- list(Y = c("p", "q"), K = c("s", "t", "u"))
I want to name each list element (the character vectors) with the name of the list they are in. All element of the same vector must have the same name
I was…
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return value from child process c
I need help returning a "status code" from my child program back to the parent, where it will check the status code, print code, and exit the parent. This is for a class project, so I will put some relevant code here, but I don't to post the entire…
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Constructor chaining or use named/optional parameters
I'm a very new programmer and understand we want to minimize code redundancy so when we update we can make as few changes as possible and also minimize errors.
So I have a Student class that I want overloaded constructor so If I do back chaining…
john wilkens
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Are Hibernate named HQL queries (in annotations) optimised?
A new colleague has just suggested using named HQL queries in Hibernate with annotations (i.e. @NamedQuery) instead of embedding HQL in our XxxxRepository classes.
What I'd like to know is whether using the annotation provides any advantage except…
Graham Lea
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Open-source rule-based pattern matching / information extraction frameworks?
I'm shopping for an open-source framework for writing natural language grammar rules for pattern matching over annotations. You could think of it like regexps but matching at the token rather than character level. Such a framework should enable the…
John Lehmann
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C# How to create special instances of a class?
For some classes, ideally, I'd like to create special named instances, similar to "null." As far as I know, that's not possible, so instead, I create static instances of the class, with a static constructor, similar to this:
public class Person
{
…
Edward Ned Harvey
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How to use `assign()` or `get()` on specific named column of a dataframe?
Is there a way to assign a value to a specific column within a data frame? e.g.,
dat2 = data.frame(c1 = 101:149, VAR1 = 151:200)
j = "dat2[,"VAR1"]" ## or, j = "dat2[,2]"
assign(j,1:50)
The approach above doesn't work. Neither does this:
j =…
baha-kev
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R: Named lists and description lists
R has two classes not so commonly used: "Dlist" and "namedList".
As regard the first, it is mentioned with respect to Sys.getenv(), which returns a result of class "Dlist" if its argument is missing, for nice printing. There is in fact a print.Dlist…
antonio
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Names combined by dot automatically when assign value of a named array with a named variable
A simple example:
a <- quantile(1:10, 0.1)
a
output:
10%
1.9
Use a to assign value of a named array:
b = c(index=0, value=a)
b
output:
index value.10%
0.0 1.9
Why the 'value' and '10%' are combined by dot automatically?
How to avoid this,…
Code Learner
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perl6 Grammar action class method seems not inherited, named capture seems not made
I am trying to parse a csv file to do simple things: extract last name, ID, and birthday, and change format of birthday from m/d/yyyy to yyyymmdd.
(1) I used named capture for birthdays, but it seems that named captures method are not called to make…
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How do I access the captures within a match?
I am trying to parse a csv file, and I am trying to access names regex in proto regex in Perl6. It turns out to be Nil. What is the proper way to do it?
grammar rsCSV {
regex TOP { ( \s* \s* \, \s* )* }
proto regex oneCSV {*}
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lisprogtor
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Is there a downside to this Mercurial workflow: named branch "dead" head?
I love the flexibility of named branches but I have some concerns about the prolifieration of heads.
Even when the branch is closed, it still shows up in the heads. I have an idea for how to clean up the output from "hg heads"
My question to the…
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Removing multiple named list components in within()
I am trying to remove a named component from a list, using within and rm. This works for a single component, but not for two or more. I am completely befuddled.
For example - this works
aa = list(a = 1:3, b = 2:5, cc = 1:5)
within(aa, {rm(a)})
the…
martin
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Routes configuration for named arguments in CakePHP
In my Cake application I have a controller "completed_projects". Its index action takes no arguments and lists some projects. Different pages can be accessed by
example.com/completed_projects/index/page:23 etc.
I want to make the url's like…
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