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VBScript to read specific line and extract characters and store it as a variable
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How to delete the first row in the .csv file
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I want to read a specific line from the text file using VBScript.
I have explored Read and ReadLine methods but I can't able to read only specific line from text file. (I have 1000 of line but I want to read only 99 or 200 or 500 line only)
The question may be similar to the questions those duplicate hunters pointed to, but the answers are - for different reasons - of no use. A good answer could be build from one answer to the completely different question here.
Now to the answer:
Use a .SkipLine loop to read to the line before you are interested in and get it using .ReadLine.
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What does the '-' (dash) after variable names do here?
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Usage of :- (colon dash) in bash
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ENV=${deploy-qa}
echo $ENV
qa
Relatively new to bash and I'm trying to set up a pipeline that switched based off the ending of a string and accidentally stumbled across this. I'm unsure how this actually returns 'qa' though. This is what I was looking to do, but I'd like to understand what's actually happening. I dont understand whats causing the 'deploy-' bit to drop off.
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Is there a shortcut to make a block comment in Xcode?
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How can we comment multiple lines in Xcode 9. I know about Command + /
But This inserts // in front of every selected line.
But I want it like /*......*/
Xcode does not provide that type of comment (/* .. */) in shorthand in any version so nothg different in x-code 9 regarding this,
check this -> https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/49473
So for code commenting do anyone of follow
cmd+/ is used for // the multiple lines,
For /* ... */ either you have to manually
can create code snipplet. No other option is available.
Code Snipplet
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Commas in WPF Pack URIs
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Closed 7 years ago.
I am working on some code that has paths that look like this:
"pack://application:,,,/FOO.Bar.Baz;component/Gorp/bazzle.xaml"
What do the 3 commas mean, and what is this path referencing?
Typically they are placeholders for parameters that were not supplied. It usually means ... "use the default values" for those parameters.
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How to do a mass rename?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have to change
<<STORE>>SA_MASTER_YYYMMDDHHMMSS.dat file name to
SA_MASTERYYYMMDDHHMMSS.<<STORE>>. Please tell me the command in unix to achieve this
for example
0001.SAMASTER_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.DAT should be changed to SAMASTER_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.1 ie if the store has leading zero(0001) i have to eliminate the zeros(1)
use mv.
e.G. mv 0001.SAMASTER_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.DAT SAMASTER_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.1
For the interpretation you will need to write some script.
See How to do a mass rename? for further answers.
Of course, the direct method is using mv. However, if you want to rename a lot of files' names, you need write a program, you need sed,cut and so on
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How do I enable line numbers in VS2008?
how to get line number in code editor in vs2008?
Tools...Options...Text Editor....All Languages... Display... Line Numbers.
go to tool>option>text editor check 'line number'