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To create a test case, create another file like this: https://github.com/SQFvm/vm/blob/master/tests/sqf/select.sqf at https://github.com/SQFvm/vm/blob/master/tests/sqf/
* [ ] parsingnamespace
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It's possible to generate a Levenshtein automaton in O(n), and to run
comparison with another string in O(n), for a fixed max edit distance.
This paper has more info:
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.…
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Given the following assumptions are always true:
* A string contains one or more of name, author, and year
* That string contains *only* those elements (i.e. there is never going to be some elemen…
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Currently I have two python scripts both trying to connect and communicate with each other. First one works, second returns the error zmq.error.ZMQError: Address in use. Script A is supposed to send t…
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Find the code below :
df1 = pd.read_excel("some excel.xlsx")
df1["Full Name"] = df1["First Name] + " " +df1["Last Name"]
str2match = "John Smith"
strOptions = df1["Full Name"].tolist()
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I use [Material icons](https://material.io/resources/icons/?style=baseline) as font for a project.
In the example below, the letters and icons are both drawn from the same origin, but the icons sta…
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When two strings of characters are very different, the output displayed by power assert is confusing.
May be using a Levenstein distance (or other) to display the first string entirely in red and …
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Once https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/merge_requests/11853 is merged (which is presumably in time for GHC 9.12), we should add under appropriate CPP guard
```haskell
{-# LANGUAGE NamedDefaults #…
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_Handled by 1 person._
This epic deals with the following:
- Explore Levenshtein distance as our string matching algorithm.
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test =>
nom is
parser ref is
parse(i i32) i32 is abstract
c(arg parser) : parser is
parse(i i32) i32 is
arg.parse i
ex : nom =>
my_parser : par…