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2019 December 28
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Can anyone help me to resolve this error?
V
How can we extract process end time from queue?
O
Do you really want to
2019 December 29
MK
@Netshah show us selector for "Get Full Text" activity
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Max Korsakov
@Netshah show us selector for "Get Full Text" activity
Thanks acknowledge...
Issue resolved now
Issue resolved now
MK
Thanks acknowledge...
Issue resolved now
Issue resolved now
How?
2019 December 30
JS
Max Korsakov
How?
I selected text with mouse pointer that's why...
Instead of that I tried with "indicate on screen"
Instead of that I tried with "indicate on screen"
MK
I selected text with mouse pointer that's why...
Instead of that I tried with "indicate on screen"
Instead of that I tried with "indicate on screen"
Thnx.
JS
Max Korsakov
Thnx.
You know how to split FullName string into First name, Middle name and last name Chunks of string?
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You know how to split FullName string into First name, Middle name and last name Chunks of string?
Regexp and split functions
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Split:
Example: Strings.Split("My custom string", " ")
Result: {"My", "custom", "string"}
Example: Strings.Split("My custom string", " ")
Result: {"My", "custom", "string"}
MK
You know how to split FullName string into First name, Middle name and last name Chunks of string?
Split function is easy way.
FullName.Split(" "c) returns set substrings.
FullName.Split(" "c) returns set substrings.
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RegExp:
Example: regex.Match("My custom string", "(\w+¦\w+\s*-\s*\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+)", regexOptions.IgnoreCase)
Result: {
Group(0) = "My custom string"
Group(1) = "My"
Group(2) = "custom"
Group(3) = "string"
}
Example: regex.Match("My custom string", "(\w+¦\w+\s*-\s*\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+)", regexOptions.IgnoreCase)
Result: {
Group(0) = "My custom string"
Group(1) = "My"
Group(2) = "custom"
Group(3) = "string"
}
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RegExp:
Example: regex.Match("My custom string", "(\w+¦\w+\s*-\s*\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+)", regexOptions.IgnoreCase)
Result: {
Group(0) = "My custom string"
Group(1) = "My"
Group(2) = "custom"
Group(3) = "string"
}
Example: regex.Match("My custom string", "(\w+¦\w+\s*-\s*\w+)\s+(\w+)\s+(\w+)", regexOptions.IgnoreCase)
Result: {
Group(0) = "My custom string"
Group(1) = "My"
Group(2) = "custom"
Group(3) = "string"
}
\w* returns ok for empty string.
So you can't parse the name with 2 spaces between first name and second name.
So you can't parse the name with 2 spaces between first name and second name.
O
You need to replace \s to \s+
And first \w* to \w+, at least.
And first \w* to \w+, at least.
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Max Korsakov
Split function is easy way.
FullName.Split(" "c) returns set substrings.
FullName.Split(" "c) returns set substrings.
Yes, this is easy solution, but...
IF FullName contains many spaces, or double name?🤔
For Example:
"Mary Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
" ",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
" ",
"Smith",
" "
}
or
Example: "Mary - Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
"-",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
"Smith"
}
If only through the cycle -> not String.IsNullOrEmpty
IF FullName contains many spaces, or double name?🤔
For Example:
"Mary Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
" ",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
" ",
"Smith",
" "
}
or
Example: "Mary - Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
"-",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
"Smith"
}
If only through the cycle -> not String.IsNullOrEmpty
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Oleg
\w* returns ok for empty string.
So you can't parse the name with 2 spaces between first name and second name.
So you can't parse the name with 2 spaces between first name and second name.
Yes, I know. This is just an example of how to use. A pattern is needed as needed😊
JS
Yes, this is easy solution, but...
IF FullName contains many spaces, or double name?🤔
For Example:
"Mary Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
" ",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
" ",
"Smith",
" "
}
or
Example: "Mary - Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
"-",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
"Smith"
}
If only through the cycle -> not String.IsNullOrEmpty
IF FullName contains many spaces, or double name?🤔
For Example:
"Mary Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
" ",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
" ",
"Smith",
" "
}
or
Example: "Mary - Elizabeth Smith"
Result: {
"Mary",
"-",
"Elizabeth",
" ",
"Smith"
}
If only through the cycle -> not String.IsNullOrEmpty
FullName should be in format :
First name " " Middle name" "Last name
First name " " Middle name" "Last name
А
FullName should be in format :
First name " " Middle name" "Last name
First name " " Middle name" "Last name
If I did work with personal data... I would use a regular expression, because "Split" function in this case isn't a reliable solution. IMHO.😊
Why? I explained earlier...☝️
Why? I explained earlier...☝️