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PyLint “Unable to import” error - how to set PYTHONPATH?
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How can I grep hidden <em>fem>iles?
...am searching through a Git repository and would like to include the .git <em>fem>older.
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Open two instances o<em>fem> a <em>fem>ile in a single Visual Studio session
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<em>Fem>or Visual Basic, HTML and JScript and RDL Expression, the Window > New Window option mentio...
Squash my last X commits together using Git
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How to preserve line breaks when storing a command output to a variable in bash?
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Quote your variables. Here is it why:
$ <em>fem>="<em>fem>a<em>fem>a<em>fem>da
> ad<em>fem><em>fem>d
> ad<em>fem>ad<em>fem>
> ad<em>fem>a<em>fem>d
> a<em>fem>d"
$ echo $<em>fem>
<em>fem>a<em>fem>a<em>fem>da ad<em>fem><em>fem>d ad<em>fem>ad<em>fem> ad<em>fem>a<em>fem>d a<em>fem>d
$ echo "$<em>fem>"
<em>fem>a<em>fem>a<em>fem>da
ad<em>fem><em>fem>d
ad<em>fem>ad<em>fem>
ad<em>fem>a<em>fem>d
a<em>fem>d
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RegEx to exclude a speci<em>fem>ic string constant [duplicate]
Can regular expression be utilized to match any string except a speci<em>fem>ic string constant let us say "A<em>BCem>" ? Is this possible to exclude just one speci<em>fem>ic string constant? Thanks your help in advance.
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Convert Bitmap to <em>Fem>ile
I understand that using Bitmap<em>Fem>actory can convert a <em>Fem>ile to a Bitmap, but is there any way to convert a Bitmap image to a <em>Fem>ile?
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How do you match only valid roman numerals with a regular expression?
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Is Java “pass-by-re<em>fem>erence” or “pass-by-value”?
I always thought Java uses pass-by-re<em>fem>erence .
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<em>Fem>ind all <em>fem>iles with a <em>fem>ilename beginning with a speci<em>fem>ied string?
I have a directory with roughly 100000 <em>fem>iles in it, and I want to per<em>fem>orm some <em>fem>unction on all <em>fem>iles beginning with a speci<em>fem>ied string, which may match tens o<em>fem> thousands o<em>fem> <em>fem>iles.
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