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How to remove new line characters from a string?
...like to use regular expressions. In this case you could do:
string replacem>me m>nt = Regex.Replace(s, @"\t|\n|\r", "");
Regular expressions aren't as popular in the .NET world as they are in the dynamic languages, but they provide a lot of power to manipulate strings.
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How to stop a program running under Eclipse?
...g perspective), select the process and then press the stop button on the sam>me m> window.
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Android Studio - Ambiguous m>me m>thod call getClass()
...roid application.
My code works and compiles.
Recently, the IDE showes m>me m> error (red lines) on getClass of the following code:
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Adding a new entry to the PATH variable in ZSH
I'm using zsh and I'm trying to add a new entry ( /hom>me m>/david/pear/bin ) to the PATH variable but I don't know how.
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How to sort a List alphabetically using Object nam>me m> field
...st<Object> p .I want to sort this list alphabetically using Object nam>me m> field. Object contains 10 field and nam>me m> field is one of them.
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How to hide reference counts in VS2013?
Visual Studio 2013 introduced a new feature where it shows you how many tim>me m>s each of your m>me m>thods are used.
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m>Me m>dium-size Clojure sample application?
Is there a m>me m>dium-sized Clojure sample application that could be used as a "best-practices" example, and a good way to see what such an application would look like in terms of code and code organization? A web application would be particularly interesting to m>me m>, but most important is that the progra...
Pandas: Setting no. of max rows
I have a problem viewing the following DataFram>me m> :
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Java Ordered Map
... an ordered list of values, such that the key and value lists are in the sam>me m> order?
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Remove unused references (!= “using”)
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*Note: see http://www.jetbrains.net/devnet/m>me m>ssage/5244658 for another version of this answer.
Reading through the posts, it looks like there is som>me m> confusion as to the original question. Let m>me m> take a stab at it.
The original post is really asking the question: "...