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• Under XP I could search for a string in all the files on my computer. I can't find this search function of SMEs on Windows 7. Anyone?

  On Windows XP, there is a search function to search for a string in any kind of files on your computer. You are looking for a specific name was easy, if you fogort what kind of file, this name occurred in or what it was named.

  On Windows 7 it only allows searching for a name of a file.  How to search for strings in file names?  29/12/12 Paul Figueroa

  Oh, what you want is the content property.

  content: ~ = Figueroa

  [Update: apparently special search symbols such as ~ = do not work with the content when property indexed research places, but work during the search in unindexed locations.]

  I should mention that Windows 7 Search is not case sensitive, so it makes no difference to try to find upper or lower case letters.  In addition, Windows 7 Search is not able to search the contents of files that have no file extension.  There is also a weird question having to watch in Indexing Options to determine which file extensions are defined for content, research, where you have a type of unusual file that is not defined for the content of the search.

• BY SPECIFYING THE NUMBER OF IDENTICAL CHARACTERS WHEN SEARCHING FOR A STRING

  Hey everybody,

  built-in indexOf() finds a character "." in the string "1.2.3." If value == 1.

  It looks nothing if the value == 0 or 2 or a number greater than 2.

  var txt:String = '1.2.3.';

  var: output string = String (this);

  
  

  If (txt.indexOf(".") == 1)

  {

  trace (output);     [object MainTimeline]

  }

  The must be a simple method to specify the number of characters "." When you search for the string "1.2.3.".

  For example, if there are 2 characters "." in the string "1.2.", then run it through a statement but if contains no 2 characters "." then do nothing.

  There is a built-in function called contains , but it is mainly used in XML.

  indexOf() resembles codes javascript unstable, one of these framework which unixers hatred.

  You don't have to use regular expressions to determine how many points is in the string. Use of split and read the length:

  var txt:String = '1.2.3.';

  trace (txt. Split("."). (length);

• search model error string

  Hello

  I encountered a problem using the model string search in labview.

  I use xbee modules pro digi to establish a network with 8 + knots (mode API). Each node has a microcontroller behind her who, when asked by the lv program, sends a package in the form of 01-08-07-04-00-00-00-00-00-00-40-64;

  This I would like to extract the received frame.

  This works for all units except one. When configuring the copy and placing another module (another address), the problem goes away, but I will not experience this problem when you are working in the field of risk

  There are 2 api has received the first one is a status of transmission and the 2nd is the received frame containing the data I want.

  To do this I put together the identifier of the received frame (0 x 90) the address of the module (8 bytes long), and network address (2 bytes), frame number for correspondence.

  I've included the vi, you can see and choose between working and not working data by using the command.

  Also I have included this screenshot of the xbee datasheet for information on the format of the received image.

  Can you see the mistake I do or has similar experiences?

  Kind regards

  Rob

  

  Hi kokodiem

  The problem you are experiencing is actually linked to the used regular expression. If you see the model match function help, you will see that there is a list for the "special characters". In this list, you will see that a + is interpreted as a regular expression rather than the sign '+' itself. In hexagonal presentation, the + sign is represented by the value 0x2B. As this value is used in the address of the string is not formatted, this means that your channel you actually have the sign '+', which means the function pattern he will perform as a regular expression.

  If you do not want Labview to find the special character itself, rather than interpretting it as a regular expression, you need to escape with one-(or hexagonal 0x5C). In the case of the unformatted string, so the original regex used was:

  \90\00\13\A2\00@V+\E5\FF\FE\01 or hex: 9000 13A 2 0040 and 562 b E5FF FE01

  Given that the + sign must be "escaped", the regular expression to use should be in this case:

  \90\00\13\A2\00@V\\+\E5\FF\FE\01 or hex: 13A 2 9000 0040 565 2BE5 DATA 01

  If you try the last of them, you will see that the string will be formatted correctly.

  You can find more information in the following forum post. It might be quite interesting to have a look because it contains an example of VI to escape special characters automatically.

  http://forums.NI.com/NI/board/message?board.ID=170&message.ID=51850&requireLogin=false

• I can't seem to make the "search and replace string" works as expected.

  I tried to replace "^ []] +---+ ([^] +).» "$*" with $1 in "create table leq_octave_5min (recorded_time DATETIME CONSTRAINT pk1 PRIMARY KEY, leq5m leq5m of FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, min min FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, max max FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT of FLOAT L05 05 NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT of FLOAT L10 10 NOT NULL, L50 FLOAT CONSTRAINT 50 NOT NULL, L90 FLOAT 90 CONSTRAINT NOT NULL. L95 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT 95 NON NULL, us01 us01 FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, EN02 EN02 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr03 FR03 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr04 FR04 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr05 FR05 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr06 FR06 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr07 FR07 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr08 FR08 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr09 FR09 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr10 FR10 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL Fr11 FR11 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, FR12 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL fr12, fr13 FR13 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr14 FR14 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr15 FR15 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr16 FR16 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr17 FR17 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr18 FR18 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr19 FR19 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr20 FR20 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr21 FR21 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL Fr22 FR22 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL "(, e23, e23 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr24 FR24 FLOAT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr25 FR25 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr26 FR26 FLOTTENT CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr27 FR27 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr28 FR28 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr29 FR29 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, fr30 FR30 FLOTTER CONSTRAINT NOT NULL, status TEXT (2) st NOT NULL CONSTRAINT).

  The goal was to get the third token, 'leq_octave_5min '.

  The result string is "leq_octave_5min", but the real result string is the input string itself.

  What is the problem with my method?

  I'm sorry.

  I forgot to turn on 'regular expressions' in "Search and replace the String" VI.

  After having turned it on, it works as expected.

• The search for exact strings (and the right formula)

  I am using FIND instruction to search multiple strings in a larger formula. The original formula that I do stand out is the following:

  = IF (ISNUMBER (FIND ('INC', A1)),' ', 'Y')

  Of course, this gives a Y if he finds some text in "". "" However, I have several channels for which I would check, and they need to be exact. That is to say when I search Inc. and Inc., I don't want Inc. to be counted. So, I tried the following formulas.

  = IF (ISNUMBER (FIND (OR("INC",inc"), A1)),' ', 'Y')

  = IF (SUM (COUNTIF (A1, "* INC. *","{* Inc. *}")),' ',' Y')

  The second works better, but it also counts Inc. as a football game. Any suggestions?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

• Debug: how to search a text string (s)?

  In the debug command, how to search for a text string?

  I tried both a mystring' and 'mystring' ' does not.  They return all two syntax errors ("^ error").

  "According to aid debugging (" "?" command "), the syntax is the list of the range".  Note that no argument is indicated as optional.

  If I enter a range, what is the syntax in general?  And what is the syntax for 'all '?

  I tried * 'mystring' ' does not.  I get the syntax error (' ^ error ") pointing on «*»

  And what is the syntax for the 'list', in particular to specify a text string?

  I wrote:

  In the debug command, how to search for a text string?

  Well, duh!  A Google search for "debug windows" (without the quotes) found this handy employment guide:
  http://thestarman.pcministry.com/ASM/debug/debug.htm.

• Windows 7 search within keyword string

  Hello

  Is it possible to define the search string for window 7 in keyword.

  For example: I have a file named "midnight", "tonight" and "late night." I want to be able to search all these files by using the word "night".

  At the moment Windows 7 recognize only if the word is stand alone or at the beginning. The result of the search for 'the night' will not, if you use example above "late night." Any help would be appreciated.

  Use the old trick of BACK, use an * asterisk as a wildcard.

  To find these files, simply put * night * in your search box.

• To change the type of search to a string field in the DataObject Layout

  Hi all

  I am trying to change a simple string search field type, but at the same time, I don't want to lose the contents of the field. Is it possible to BAM?

  Thank you

  Jayanthi

  Hi Anne,.

  When we have data in place, that we cannot change data - type.you can do you something like make a backup of the data using Icommand object.

  and change the type of xml data exported in importing data Object.and the same.

  It's like ricks, if the purpose of these data are interrelated with other data object or if you created reports on the same.

  try something like that when you finished taking backup of all things

  Concerning

  Shankar

• Search for a string

  I have 200 xml files stored in my PC. I want to search for a particular string in these XMLs, and list the name.
  Can I do this using SQL or PL/SQL?
  
  I'm on 11 GR 2.

  I don't know what you are looking for. example of

  C:\Temp>type emp.xml
  
  hugo
  
  C:\Temp>findstr /i /m "hugo" *.xml
  emp.xml
  
  C:\Temp>
  

• Search for the strings "BOLD" and apply XML tags that already, I created manually...

  Dear friends,

  I want to string (strings that are "BOLD") the search of my document textframe and ask xmltags who... I worked with the codes below... But it doesn't quite work...  (b "BOLD" tag with a color label)

  docObj = app.activeDocument;

  xmlObj = docObj.xmlTags;

  app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = null;

  app.findTextPreferences.findWhat = '(.+)';

  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Bold";

  app.changeTextPreferences.changeTo = docObj.xmlImportMaps.xmlObj.tags.item(name:b);

  docObj.mapXMLTagsToStyles ();

  Thank you and best regards,

  Vel.

  Finally, I got the correct codes after no. attempts, I tried...

  Here is the code:

  docObj = app.activeDocument;

  xmlObj = docObj.xmlTags;

  pageObj = docObj.pages.item (0);

  myTextFrame = pageObj.textFrames.item (0);

  myText = myTextFrame.parentStory.paragraphs.item (0);

  app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Bold";

  xmlObj = app.changeTextPreferences.markupTag [0] .name;

  Alert (App.changeTextPreferences.markupTag);

  app.activeDocument.changeText ();

  app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "Bold Italic";

  xmlObj = app.changeTextPreferences.markupTag [1] .name;

  Alert (App.changeTextPreferences.markupTag);

  app.activeDocument.changeText ();

  app.findTextPreferences = app.changeTextPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findTextPreferences.fontStyle = "italic";

  xmlObj = app.changeTextPreferences.markupTag [2] .name;

  Alert (App.changeTextPreferences.markupTag);

  app.activeDocument.changeText ();

  app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = NothingEnum.nothing;

  app.findGrepPreferences.capitalization = Capitalization.SMALL_CAPS;

  app.changeGrepPreferences.markupTag = xmlObj [4] .name;

  Alert (App.changeGrepPreferences.markupTag);

  app.activeDocument.changeGrep ();

  Thank you

  Vel...

• tag muliptle search in a string

  Hello

  I want to search a muliptle tag in a chain and their index.  I can get serach(), but it gives only the first occurrence of a Word, not for all. so that you have an idea how to solve this problem, please help.

  I work in cs5.

  Check this box

  http://www.baconandgames.com/2011/11/29/find-all-strings-within-a-string-with-AS3/

• Using Regex to search for a string

  East - viable to use regular expressions with search "Specific tag" (i.e.script) "with the attribute" (i.e. the CBC) and '=' a regex string rather than a precise search term?  Find / Replace tool seems to prevent a generic find simple (i.e. ' searchter * for searchterm ") any idea would be appreciated.

  

  uneAaron wrote:

  I'm trying to replace a source value of script for all instances where the value contains the string "/ bbcswebdav/xid-144702_1", where the string '-xid' is followed by a different numeric value in each case.

  The regular expression to find this string is:

  \/bbcswebdav\/xid\-[\d_]+
  

  The numeric value contains an underscore, so the last section ([\d_]+) uses a range that selects one or more numbers or underscores.

  Perhaps as important as the identification of what you want to find is to specify how you want to replace it. Regexes can capture groups that can be used in the field replace to simplify things.

• GREP to search for the string of quotes

  I have some strange "strings" of quotes that I need to look where there are single quotes and double row with nothing between them. So ' ' ' ' wording here. ' " "" "Here. »

  GREP lets you search a string of quotes that could consist of a number or combination of single and double quotes? The chain would consist of all open citations or nearby, but could be any combination of double and single, beginning or ending with simple or double.

  Thank you

  Ken

  SRiegel wrote:

  ['"]+

  (it's a single and double quotes inside the square brackets) If you do this with typographical quotes turned on [..]

  As for the finding , there is no need to toggle the quotes or disable. For example, a single ' will find all three variants, while ~ [will match only open loop, ~] closed curly, and ~' those just right.

  Other than that, Yes, you want to make sure that even when curly quote is active for replacements.

• Searches for a string in a pdf BLOB

  Hello
  
  My requirement is to find a string in the data blob. I use
  DBMS_LOB. INSTR (FILE_DATA, utl_raw.cast_to_raw ('Tag Switch'), 1, 1) approach > 0.
  It does not work for doc htm, text formats. But when we try to search in pdf blobs, it does not work.
  
  Can anyone suggest a solution for this problem?

  You can use Oracle Text for your search words in pdf files.

  SQL> SELECT * FROM v$version;
  
  BANNER
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Prod
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
  CORE    10.2.0.3.0      Production
  TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
  
  SQL> /* Creating my demo table */
  SQL> CREATE TABLE pdm(id_pk INTEGER,fname VARCHAR2(30),pdf_file BLOB);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> /* Creating the directory object for latter use */
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY TEMP AS 'c:\';
  
  Directory created.
  
  SQL> /* Creating a procedure which will load the BLOBs (pdf files) into the table */
  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE load_file(pi_id IN INTEGER, pfname IN VARCHAR2) IS
    2    src_file BFILE;
    3    dst_file BLOB;
    4    lgh_file BINARY_INTEGER;
    5  BEGIN
    6    src_file := bfilename('TEMP', pfname);
    7
    8    INSERT INTO pdm
    9      (id_pk, fname, pdf_file)
   10    VALUES
   11      (pi_id, pfname, EMPTY_BLOB())
   12    RETURNING pdf_file INTO dst_file;
   13
   14    DBMS_LOB.OPEN(src_file, dbms_lob.file_readonly);
   15    lgh_file := dbms_lob.getlength(src_file);
   16    DBMS_LOB.LOADFROMFILE(dst_file, src_file, lgh_file);
   17    dbms_lob.close(src_file);
   18    COMMIT;
   19  END load_file;
   20  /
  
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> EXECUTE load_file(1,'plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf');
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> EXECUTE load_file(2,'Model clause.pdf');
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname,DBMS_LOB.getlength(pdf_file)
    2  FROM pdm;
  
       ID_PK FNAME                          DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(PDF_FILE)
  ---------- ------------------------------ ----------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf                               170264
           2 Model clause.pdf                                    4288164
  
  SQL> /* Creating the index */
  SQL> CREATE INDEX pdm_pdf_idx ON pdm(pdf_file) INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS.CONTEXT;
  
  Index created.
  
  SQL> EXEC DBMS_STATS.GATHER_TABLE_STATS(USER, 'PDM', cascade=>TRUE);
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname
    2  FROM pdm
    3  WHERE CONTAINS(pdf_file,'PL/SQL')>0;
  
       ID_PK FNAME
  ---------- ------------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname
    2  FROM pdm
    3  WHERE CONTAINS(pdf_file,'Fine-grained access control')>0;
  
       ID_PK FNAME
  ---------- ------------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname,DBMS_LOB.getlength(pdf_file)
    2  FROM pdm;
  
       ID_PK FNAME                          DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(PDF_FILE)
  ---------- ------------------------------ ----------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf                               170264
           2 Model clause.pdf                                    4288164
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname
    2  FROM pdm
    3  WHERE CONTAINS(pdf_file,'Saubhik')>0;
  
  no rows selected
  
  SQL> EXECUTE load_file(3,'plsql_conditional_compilation.pdf');
  BEGIN load_file(3,'plsql_conditional_compilation.pdf'); END;
  
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-12899: value too large for column "SCOTT"."PDM"."FNAME" (actual: 33,
  maximum: 30)
  ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.LOAD_FILE", line 8
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  
  SQL> EXECUTE load_file(3,'conditional_compilation.pdf');
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname,DBMS_LOB.getlength(pdf_file)
    2  FROM pdm;
  
       ID_PK FNAME                          DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(PDF_FILE)
  ---------- ------------------------------ ----------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf                               170264
           2 Model clause.pdf                                    4288164
           3 conditional_compilation.pdf                          540594
  
  SQL> EXEC DBMS_STATS.GATHER_TABLE_STATS(USER, 'PDM', cascade=>TRUE);
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname
    2  FROM pdm
    3  WHERE CONTAINS(pdf_file,'conditional')>0;
  
       ID_PK FNAME
  ---------- ------------------------------
           1 plsql_new_in_11gr1.pdf
           3 conditional_compilation.pdf
  
  SQL> SELECT id_pk,fname
    2  FROM pdm
    3  WHERE CONTAINS(pdf_file,'The Catch 22')>0;
  
       ID_PK FNAME
  ---------- ------------------------------
           3 conditional_compilation.pdf
  
  SQL>