Is there any way of formatting a list of links in a text file, so JDownloader's Linkgrabber knows the package name I want?
For example:
{{packagename1}}http://link-a
{{packagename1}}http://link-b
{{packagename2}}http://link-c
{{packagename3}}http://link-d
{{packagename4}}http://link-e
{{packagename4}}http://link-f
Will put link-a and link-b in "packagename1", link-c in "packagename2", link-d in "packagename3", and link-e and link-f in "packagename4".
Someone in Reddit pointed me to the solution.
If we look in Settings / Packagizer, there's a rule editor.
A custom rule can be made that takes links in the format:
http://link-a#packagename=packagename1
Which puts the downloads found in the link in a package named "packagename1".
(Original image by the user that provided the answer, grooters)
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I use SQLFluff to ensure a uniform syntax in the company and reduce error warnings before running the models in dbt. Since our syntax does not completely match the syntax of SQLFluff I would like to make some changes.
The Rules References provided by SQLFluff helped me to set up Inline Ignoring Errors, as displayed in the code below (last line of code).
So I have two questions, which I was not able to answer also with the help of the Rules References of SQLFluff.
I would like to set Rule L032 as default 'false' without typing it manually every time in my SQL.
How do I change the maximal length of a line regarding Rule L016? I would like to set the default value e.g. 150.
SELECT
country.country_name,
country.population,
currency.currency_name,
currency.currency_id,
currency.strange_long_variable_name_which_is_too_long as not_so_long_variable_name
FROM country
LEFT JOIN currency
USING (country) -- noqa: L032
I tried to figure it out with the Rules References but could not figure it out. Help is very much appreciated!
Try looking into .sqlfluff config file
https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/stable/configuration.html#
With the help of #suhprano's answer, I was able to find the proper solution for my issue. For this reason, I will post an answer to my own question. I do this intending to provide others assistant with similar issues.
I created the .sqlfluff file in my user profile folder. In this file I have then included the following:
[sqlfluff]
exclude_rules = L032
[sqlfluff:rules]
max_line_length = 150
In this case, SQLFluff will load the configuration from any .sql file found at the path specified on this variable.
Just an addition to the answer:
The default config of the rules can be found inside the package in file core\default_config.cfg
See also:
https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff/blob/main/src/sqlfluff/core/default_config.cfg
https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/stable/configuration.html#defaultconfig
As already mentioned by #Albin the easiest way to override the config is to add a .sqlfluff file in the user profile folder.
See also:
https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/stable/configuration.html#rule-configuration
I want to integrate Adobe Captivate Content (Export: index.html, along with src-folder) into ODOO Community Edition v13 e-Learning Module (website_slides).
The slide.slide model already offers slide_type 'webpage' alongside the field 'html_content'.
The field 'html_content' is of type odoo.fields.HTML. To get the requirement stated above to work, I need to embed Javascript in the given html_content. It seems like the JS-scripts are not working. I also tried with a simple Hello World script.
Can someone help?
Best regards,
Lars
I found the solution already.
Looking at odoo/fields.py -> class Html, you can see that by default the given value is being sanitized using odoo/tools/mail.py -> html_sanitize(), which removes the HTML-Elements in 'tags_to_kill'. 'tags_to_kill' also contains "script".
After overriding html_content in slide.slide with the following, the Javascript-code is being executed:
html_content = fields.Html(
sanitize=False,
sanitize_tags=False,
sanitize_attributes=False)
I am looking to put settings data values like user/password in one file. I seen it before. I need some assistant to do it in VB.NET
Text file would be formatted like bellow:
[TAG]
[USERS]
JOHN DOE,1234,1
JANE DOE,4321,2
[COLOR]
RED,1
WHITE,2
BLUE,3
[/TAG]
How could I read in between these tags in a text file?
My Favorite, aside from writing a custom parser for very easy files, would be to use the Nini library.
In particular, look at this page that shows your exact file type.
Hope that helps!
I am writing a handbook for hotplate. It's going to be a lot bigger than I expected. So, I wanted to "break up" the document into several sub-documents.
I am thinking about slicing the documents according to its #titles. So:
# Main title
Under main title
## Installation
Under installation
## Initial use
Under initial use
Would generate three files:
maintitle.html -- with a point list pointing to installation.html and initialuse.html ("next")
installation.html -- with a link to maintitle.html ("prev") and one to initialuse.html ("next)
initialuse.html -- with links to installation.html ("prev")
It basically breaks up a Markdown file into sections.
Does something like this already exist?
"no" (3 years later) I guess this will help people in the future with the same question!
I would like to index files in Solr.
I have already made an "output script" with PHP, but my project leader has given me the task of displaying the page number of the found text.
So:
- I am searching for the Word "Foo".
- Solr returns the results and also the highlighted text.
- Now I would like to know on which page this highlighted text is, to find it.
The files are *.pdf files.
One solution I have thought of would be to import the Text of the PDF Files in different fields? Or maybe in this one multivalued field named "content".
Maybe like this:
Json:
content:
1: "page one text",
2: "page two text"
and so on?
Is this possible? Or is there a better way to find this information out? Thanks for your help! :-)
You need to create a separate Solr document for every page of every PDF file. If you want to return only one result per file, then you can use FieldCollapsing to group all the results from the same PDF file.