Let\'s say we have a command parser input whereby a given character (a dot in this case) serves two functions: to split up strings into other commands and also to instruct the parser to repeat the las
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how can I split a list(e.g. 24 entries) into several parts(each containing max. 10 entries) and cover the last entries?
I´m exporting datatables to Excel workbook. Problem is that the datatable holds 90000 rows and excel can only hold 67000 rows in every sheet.
I\'m trying to create an application where the end user can copy and paste a number of email addresses into a text box, these email addresses will then all be moved onto one line and separated with a
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I need to split a string, for example AAA@AAA_@#@BBBBBB@#@CCCCCC, using as separator the complete string \"_@#@_\". The result i\'m looking for is:
With emacs (non windows), I see \'$\' mark at the end of the line when the terminal width is narrow. Is there a way to break the long line to 开发者_如何学编程the next line instead of showing the \'$
I\'m really new to F#, and I need a bit of help with an F# problem. I need to implement a cut function that splits a list in half so that the output would be...
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