I need to manipulate drawing of a SVG, so I have attribute "d" values like this: d = "M561.5402,268.917 C635.622,268.917 304.476,565.985 379.298,565.985" What I want is to "purify" all the values (to strip the chars from them), to calculate them…
I am trying to parse the JSON from aws ecr describe-images, and return a result with a specific image tag, matching a pattern, from the list. In particular I get an array with many of these entries: { "imageDetails": […
I have a list of string/regex that I want to check if its matched from the string input. Lets just say I have these lists: $list = [ // an array list of string/regex that i want to check "lorem…
I want to extract this part. But I couldn't do it well. So I need you to tell me how to do it. Example) https://twitter.com/straw_berry0721/status/1596714080345415681?s=20&t=1nIbnSZ2YN2m5KZaOjO5GA 1596714080345415681 https://twitter.com/xxx/status/1595920708323999744 1595920708323999744 ・my code (failed) final result = _controller.text; t = s.lastIndexOf('status')); s.substring(t)
I have a nodejs express web with a mongo db with const AuthorSchema = new Schema({ first_name: { type: String, required: true, maxLength: 100 }, family_name: { type: String, required: true, maxLength: 100 }, date_of_birth: { type: Date }, date_of_death:…
I've got a load of imported data but the main id keys of the object aren't surrounded in quotation marks and so aren't valid javascript. Here's a sample of some of the data I have: 8ae3fcef-d1f5-43e4-9df0-b1861117c2f2: { id: "8ae3fcef-d1f5-43e4-9df0-b1861117c2f2", randomNumber:…
I have a php input filter that cleans all unwanted characters from a string. This: $clean = preg_replace("/[^a-z0-9 .-"_',]/i", "", $string); This works fine, but I also what to preserve all character returns in the string. I've tried different things…
Code can only find and change one image link in the text. If it's more than one, it doesn't work. How can I get it to detect multiple image links? $sad222 = "somthing text bla bla bla ...... https://www.indyturk.com/sites/default/files/styles/150x100/public/article/main_image/2022/08/02/984246-1125154792.jpg asdas…
I need a regex to change this: .my-class { @apply .p-4 .bg-red-500; } into this: .my-class { @apply p-4 bg-red-500; } I found this regex but it is not working: (?<=@apply.*). any ideas?
I'm writing to ask you help me with the following issue. The output of "timedatectl" on my Debian system is: Local time: Wed 2022-11-16 13:02:00 CET Universal time: Wed 2022-11-16 12:02:00 UTC RTC time: Wed 2022-11-16 12:02:01 Time zone: Europe/Rome…