I am trying to interpolate this string correctly: /test/test?Monetization%20Source=%d&Channel%20Id=%d\' % (mid, cid)
Suppose you have a string: $MY_PATH/test.txt And suppose MY_PATH is defined as /foo/bar. After interpolation, the string now looks like this:
Why is a variable name followed by an underscore not evaluated correctly during string interpolation in Perl?
I have a file values.txt with hierarchical formatting like this: group1 subgroup1 value1 value2 group2 subgroup2
I have a string of following format Select * where {{0} rdfs:label \"Aruba\" } limit 10 Now I would like to replace {0} with some 开发者_开发百科new text, but the problem is message format is unab
I am searching for a Python library for string formatting with custom placeholders. What I mean is that I would like to be able to define a string like \"%f %d %3c\" where for example %f would be then
So here is my problem. I want to retrieve a string stored in a model and at runtime change a part of it using a variable from the rails application. Here is an example:
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Does .NET 3.5 C# allow us to include a variable within a string variable without having to use the + concatenator (or string.Format(), for that matter).
Originally we built out a service on Rails that used static strings with embedded expressions (#{}) for values like the datetime of an object. These strings were used to build communications to other
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