The Problem Here\'s the essence of the problem I want to solve. We have workers taking care of children in a nursery for set times during the weekend. There\'s 16 different slots to fill in one weeke
I am trying to recursively list all files that match a particular file type in Groovy. This example almost does it. However, it does not list the files in the root folder. Is there a way to modify thi
I\'m making a program to calculate latency from a tcpdump/pcap file and I want to be able to specify rules on the command line to correlate packets -- i.e. find the time taken between sending a packet
I am new to F# and fiddling just around with it. What get\'s me is: let rec fact n = match n with dummy when n < 2 -> 1
The input is a string representing a list of elements. A list is defined as an open curly { followed by 0 or more elements separated by whitespace followed by a closed curly }.
I have a database full of two different types of users (Mentors and Mentees), whereby I want the second group (Mentees) to be able to \"search\" for people in the first group (Mentors) who match their
I am having a XML file as shown below, <message1> <val1>100</val1> <val2>200</val2>
I\'m using tr1::regex to try to extract some matches from a string. An example string could be asdf werq \"one two three\" asdf
I type the following url in my browser: http://localhost:8000/en/weblog/2010/aug/10/wie-baue-ich-ein-weblog/
Ok now I think Im getting warmer, I have to pattern match whatever comes in. So if I had say Message = = [[<<>>],