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Escape a dollar sign in string interpolation
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Just double it
scala&a<em>mem>p;gt; val na<em>mem>e = "foo"
na<em>mem>e: String = foo
scala&a<em>mem>p;gt; s"<em>mem>y.package.$na<em>mem>e$$"
res0: String = <em>mem>y.package.foo$
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Eclipse WTP vs sydeo, “ serves <em>mem>odules without publishing ”
I have the proble<em>mem> to find the perfor<em>mem>ances of the plugin sysdeo by using the integrated plugin WTP of eclipse.
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How can I show hidden files (starting with period) in NERDTree?
How can I <em>mem>ake NERDTree show files that begin with an . (period)?
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Quick search on filena<em>mem>e
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edited Aug 24 '14 at 12:48
Anton Dozortsev
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How to drop <em>mem>ultiple colu<em>mem>ns in postgresql
I want to drop 200 colu<em>mem>ns in <em>mem>y table in PostgreSQL. I tried:
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Opposite of String.Split with separators (.net)
Is there a way to do the opposite of String.Split in .Net? That is, to co<em>mem>bine all the ele<em>mem>ents of an array with a given separator.
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How do I join two paths in C#?
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You have to use Path.Co<em>mem>bine() as in the exa<em>mem>ple below:
string basePath = @"c:\te<em>mem>p";
string filePath = "test.txt";
string co<em>mem>binedPath = Path.Co<em>mem>bine(basePath, filePath);
// produces c:\te<em>mem>p\test.txt
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Replace first occurrence of string in Python
I have so<em>mem>e sa<em>mem>ple string. How can I replace first occurrence of this string in a longer string with e<em>mem>pty string?
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split string in to 2 based on last occurrence of a separator
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How do I find the last occurrence of a substring in an NSString?
...d I get the last occurrence of an NSString within another NSString? For exa<em>mem>ple, in "abc def ghi abc def ghi," I want to find the index of the second "abc," not the first. I know I could do this with a bunch of rangeOfStrings, but is there already a function for that?
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