I am looking for some SSJS/java/lotus script code, equivalent to MS excel CHIINV function. If it is possible in XPages, please let me know.
Thanks
Got the solution
Problem resolved. I found java library from following link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsci/
Here in the library, got statistical functions to perform CHIINV calculations.
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python having pylint
scala having Scalastyle
I searched around but didn't find a style checker for SQL. Does it exist?
Thank you.
You don't require any error checker for Sql, as Sql is not a programming language. They IDE you use will help you to understand the issue in the query and can be formatted accordingly. Please choose appropriate IDE (Sql developer/ db weaver)
I also found this sql style guide
https://www.sqlstyle.guide/
so it's more of a team wide consensus on which SQL style to go with, but not a linter to spot it out.
I have found this amazing control that does exactly what I need, only problem, its in C#.
Does anyone know of a VB version of this code? I've tried using converters, but all of them have failed in successfully converting the project. Maybe one of you guys knows how to convert it?
Anyway, here is the control:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/edit/FastColoredTextBox_.aspx
Apreciate any help!
Could you compile this into its own assembly and then reference it as a control? That way, you wouldn't have to port it to VB.net.
We have used Instant VB to convert tens of thousands of lines of code from C# to VB and they are pretty helpful if you run into conversion issues.
I'm making some snippets and i want to position the cursor. I've come acros "$end$" but all examples i see are in c#. Since recently i've started programming in vb.net again and it seems $end$ isn't recognized or doesn't work here. Is there another keyword in vb to do the same?
thanks in advance.
To the best of my knowledge, no. MSDN doesn't do the best job of documenting the meta-languages of snippets so reverse engineering tends to be the best way to figure things out. Looking through all of the VB snippets I can't find any usage of $selected$ or $end$. When I insert Microsoft-created snippets in VB I also can't press enter to go to the inside of my snippets like I can in C#.
If you install SharpDevelop, it has a translator that will convert C# code to VB.NET.
Just open a .cs file and then Tools->Convert to->VB.NET
I would like write a script in Powerbuilder 11.5 in order to read Excel files from Powerscript.
I am looking for an example powerscript code as a guideline for it!
Any asssistance is kindly appreciated.
Thanks.
John.
Sybase has a good example using OLE posted. They also have an example connecting to Excel through ODBC and treating Excel sheets as tables with ODBC.
Good luck,
Terry.
I neglected the title in composing the original answer; my answer may not be applicable. I'm not sure how you could leverage Openschema.
Are there any way to do so? I prefer to use VB.NET or Java and try to avoid to use VBA. Thanks!
This information might help. It walks through automating Word using C#, but the examples should get you going with VB.