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• How to convert an 8-bit integer into a binary string in xquery?

  - by philcolbourn

  At work today, we threw together this attempt: xquery version "1.0"; declare option saxon:output "omit-xml-declaration=yes"; declare variable $x := 99; string-join( for $b in (128,64,32,16,8,4,2,1) let $xm := $x mod ($b*2) return if ( $xm >= $b ) then "1" else "0" , "") Do you have a better way?

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• Why does "request.getUserPrincipal().getName()" sometimes return a blank string?

  - by Marcus

  Has somebody an idea, why the getName method of the requests getUserPrincipal Method sometimes provides an empty String? Most of the time it returns the correct user name but not every time. This behaviour does occur randonmly. I can start the application, run the command and it works. The next time I start the application and run the command (exactly the same way as before!) it does not work... Any ideas?

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• How do I base64 encode a string efficiently using Excel VBA?

  - by Matthew Murdoch

  I need to encode a 100KB+ string as base64 in VBA. Are there any built-in functions or COM objects available which will do this as a pure VBA approach is either complex or doesn't scale well at these volumes (see links from dbb and marxidad)?

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• iPhone how do I programmatically substitute a degree symbol for the letter o in a string?

  - by Scott Pendleton

  I know how to replace text in a string. But that's using keyboard (ASCII) characters. In Objective C, how do I indicate a degree symbol? Also, how do I get the ASCII code for a character?

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• How does java implement flyweight pattern for string under the hood?

  - by Dan

  If you have two instances of a String, and they are equal, in Java they will share the same memory. How is this implemented under the hood?

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• How to test if a gawk string contain a number?

  - by Tim Menzies

  In gawk I know two ways to test if a string contains a number. Which is best? Method one: using regular expressions: function method1(x) { return x ~ /^[+-]?([0-9]+[.]?[0-9]*|[.][0-9]+)([eE][+-]?[0-9]+)?$/ } Method two: the coercion trick (simpler): function method2(x) { return (x != "") && (x+0 == x) } Is there any reason to favor the more complex method1 over the simpler method2?

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• How do you convert Byte Array to Hexadecimal String, and vice versa, in C#?

  - by alextansc

  This is probably a common question over the Internet, but I couldn't find an answer that neatly explains how you can convert a byte array to a hexadecimal string, and vice versa. Any takers?

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• how can odecrypt password string in php which is crypted?

  - by Srikanth Naidu

  how can i decrypt password string in php which is crypt $salt = substr($_POST['password'], 0, 2); $password = crypt($_POST['password'], $salt); i need to send the password in email "forgetpassword"

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• How to change img src string from ending with _m to _t using jquery for a set of images

  - by Matthew

  Hello guys, I was hoping to get a nice push in the right direction I would like to change the ending of my images sources string... i hope i worded that right. Anyway my current src's are reading: <img src="something/something/12345_m.jpg" /> I would like to change it to: <img src="something/something/12345_t.jpg" /> Any idea guys...Thanks!

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• How to convert an UTF string with scandinavian characters to ASCII?

  - by bebraw

  I would like to convert this string foo_utf = u'nästy chäräctörs with å and co.' # unicode into this foo_ascii = 'nästy chäräctörs with å and co.' # ASCII . Any idea how to do this in Python (2.6)? I found unicodedata module but I have no idea how to do the transformation.

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• Support for encoding query string or POST data in YUI ?

  - by faB

  How do you encode a javascript object/hash (pairs of properties and values) into a URL-encoded query string with YUI (2.7.0 or 3.0.0 Beta) ? I want to do the equivalent of Object.toQueryString() from Prototype: I need this to encode parameters for GET and POST requests with YAHOO.util.Connect. It turns out YAHOO.util.Connect has a setForm() method to serialize a form but that still leaves me out cold to encode parameters for GET requests, or the 4th parameter of YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest() to pass post data.

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• How can you find all HTML hyper link tags in a string and replace them with their href value?

  - by hsatterwhite

  I'd like to take a string of text and find all of the hyper link tags, grab their href value, and replace the entire hyper link tag with the value of the href attribute.

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• Can I configure the compiler in Visual Studio to give warnings / errors for all non-localized string

  - by Justin

  I would like the compiler to detect all non-localized strings in my solution. This means any string in an .aspx or .cs file that doesn't come from a resource file.

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• How can I catch an arbitrary string between defined words using regular expressions?

  - by macropas

  How can I catch an arbitrary string between defined words using regular expressions in .Net, e.g. @”…DEFINED_WORD1 some_arbitrary_string DEFINED_WORD2…”? Unfortunately my experiments with “(?=)” and other patterns are unsuccessful :(

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• How to write test cases for drawing text / string in a box ?

  - by Madhup

  Hi, I am drawing strings in a rectangular frame. The string is drawing perfectly. Now I need to write test cases using sentesting kit. I have no ideas from where I should start. For help I have also seen the iPhone sample calculator application But still out of sorts. Any body having ideas please help. Thanks, Madhup

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• Is there a javascript function that can pad a string to get to a determined length?

  - by Anthony Potts

  I am in need of a javascript function which can take a value and pad it to a given length (I need spaces, but anything would do). I found this: http://jsfromhell.com/string/pad But I have no idea what the heck it is doing and it doesn't seem to work for me.

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• How do i add a string template to views in .net mvc?

  - by Lina

  Hi, I have a newbie question,, how do i add a string template to the views folder in a .net mvc project? i have added a reference to StringTemplate.dll and antlr.runtime.dll but seems that is not enough. i.e. when i right-click on views and choose Add New Item i can't find a file with .st extension in the list that i get... how do i achieve that? Thanks a million in advance

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• How to extract only part of string in PHP?

  - by shin

  I have a following string and I want to extract image123.jpg. ..here_can_be_any_length "and_here_any_length/image123.jpg" and_here_also_any_length image123 can be any length (newimage123456 etc) and with extension of jpg, jpeg, gif or png. I assume I need to use preg_match, but I am not really sure how to code it. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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• Get String in YYYYMMDD format from JS date object?

  - by IVR Avenger

  Hi, all. I'm trying to use JS to turn a date object into a String in YYYMMDD format. Is there an easier way than concatenating Date.getYear() Date.getMonth(), and Date.getDay()? Thanks, IVR Avenger

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• Having encoded a unicode string in javascript, how can I decode it in Python?

  - by Gilbert

  After calling encodeURIComponent in JS and piecing things together, I have an URL like this: http://www.foo.com/%E5%9C%B0%E9%9C%87 (i.e utf-8 encoding) This gets received in my python server side. How can I decode that to a unicode string of http://www.foo.com/?? ?

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• Searching via Tags in SharePoint 2010

  - by Ben

  Is it possible to search on Tags within SharePoint 2010? I know you can refine your search based on Tag (Search for a keyword, then filter by Tags) and you can use the "Tag Cloud", but that doesnt let you search by more then one Tag. How would I for instance, search for some documents that I have tagged as "Technical" and "Internal", and return all items tagged with both of those tags?

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• lua c api: how to push a string with a null character in the middle?

  - by anon

  normally, I would just use lua_pushstring(lua_State* L, const char* s); however, the string I want to push might have a null character in it. How do I make that work?

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• XmlSerializer: The string '' is not a valid AllXsd value.

  - by ryudice

  I'm getting this message,"The string '7/22/2006 12:00:00 AM' is not a valid AllXsd value.", when deserializing an XML, the element contains a date, this is the property that is supposed to be mapped to the element: [XmlElement("FEC_INICIO_REL",typeof(DateTime))] public DateTime? FechaInicioRelacion { get; set; } Am I doing something wrong?

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• Javascript regex returning true.. then false.. then true.. etc

  - by betamax

  I have a strange problem with the validation I am writing on a form. It is a 'Check Username' button next to an input. The input default value is the username for example 'betamax'. When I press 'Check Username' it passes the regex and sends the username to the server. The server behaves as expected and returns '2' to tell the javascript that they are submitting their own username. Then, when I click the button again, the regex fails. Nothing is sent to the server obviously because the regex has failed. If I press the button again, the regex passes and then the username is sent to the server. I literally cannot figure out what would be making it do this! It makes no sense to me! This is my code: $j("#username-search").click(checkUserName); function checkUserName() { var userName = $j("#username").val(); var invalidUserMsg = 'Invalid username (a-zA-Z0-9 _ - and not - or _ at beginning or end of string)'; var filter = /^[^-_]([a-z0-9-_]{4,20})[^-_]$/gi; if (filter.test(userName)) { console.log("Pass") $j.post( "/account/profile/username_check/", { q: userName }, function(data){ if(data == 0) { $j("#username-search-results").html("Error searching for username. Try again?"); } else if(data == 5) { $j("#username-search-results").html(invalidUserMsg); } else if(data == 4) { $j("#username-search-results").html("Username too short or too long."); } else if(data == 2) { $j("#username-search-results").html("This is already your username."); } else if(data == 3) { $j("#username-search-results").html("This username is taken."); } else if(data == 1){ $j("#username-search-results").html("This username is available!"); } }); } else { console.log("fail") $j("#username-search-results").html(invalidUserMsg); } return false; } The HTML: <input name="username" id="username" value="{{ user.username }}" /> <input type="button" value="Is it taken?" id="username-search"> <span id="username-search-results"></span>

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• C: Why some string.h algorithms work slower than simple hand-made ones?

  - by MInner

  For example, strlen() takes about 3*O(n). Why 3? I've wrote a really simple strlen-like function - it works much faster. int string_len(char s[],int &l) { for(l=0;s[l];l++); return l; } Well, some of my friends says, nearly all of string.h algorithms are slower than they should be.

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