This should get you started: Using VBA in your own Excel workbook, have it prompt the user for the filename of their data file, then just copy that fixed range into your target workbook (that could be either the same workbook as your macro enabled one, or a third workbook). Here’s a quick vba example … Read more
Hi the problem here is that the JVM confuses the class file due to the ambiguous class file name in both the directory (the JavaTest as well as the com.test.helpers directory). when you do javac -d . A.java the compiler makes a class file in the directory com.test.helpers and now it confuses it with the … Read more
You can do it easily if all imports you needed are members of some traits. If you have several traits with functions, inner classes etc. you can create object inherited from all of them. So all their stuff can be imported with simple import MyObject._. Importing class in this way became a bit tricky – … Read more
This is not a bug. There are a few instances where android.R can be helpful and solve problems. android.R is an R.java file like the one you have in your own projects. The one in your projects (your.packagename.R) holds references to the resources you have under your /res folder like layouts, drawables, XML files, raw … Read more
mongoimport is intended to run in command prompt and not in the mongo shell. Try exiting out of the shell and running the command.
You can use temporary table to hold the update data and then run single update statement. CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE temp_update_table (meta_key, meta_value) LOAD DATA INFILE ‘your_csv_pathname’ INTO TABLE temp_update_table FIELDS TERMINATED BY ‘;’ (meta_key, meta_value); UPDATE “table” INNER JOIN temp_update_table on temp_update_table.meta_key = “table”.meta_key SET “table”.meta_value = temp_update_table.meta_value; DROP TEMPORARY TABLE temp_update_table;
try that kind of code @import url(“/inc/Styles/full.css”) (min-width: 940px);
Instead of importing the modules on top, you could import the other module within the hello function. class B(): def __init__(self): print “B” def hello(self): from lib import A print “hello B” a = A()
Everything defined inside the namespace of a class has to be accessed from that class. That holds for methods, variables, nested classes and everything else including modules. If you really want to import a module inside a class you must access it from that class: class Test: import time as zeit def timer(self): self.zeit.sleep(2) # … Read more
I’ve used fgetcsv to read a 120MB csv in a stream-wise-manner (is that correct english?). That reads in line by line and then I’ve inserted every line into a database. That way only one line is hold in memory on each iteration. The script still needed 20 min. to run. Maybe I try Python next … Read more