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Just wondering if I can convert a "watch me do" event in Automator to applescript and then edit the resulting code? I've got a recording of entering a query (i.e. Apple1) into Google, but I'd like the query to increase ++ for each loop of the recording, so the result is Apple1, then the next loop would be Apple2, Apple3, etc. I know increments are elementary in programming, but I'm just not sure how to do it using Automator and/or applescript. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It may be simpler just doing it all in Applescript. Example: set counter to 0 set theTerm to "apple" repeat 4

I have this piece of code in Python for i in range(len(ax)): for j in range(len(rx)): x = ax[i] + rx[j] y = ay[i] + ry[j] A[x,y] = A[x,y] + 1 where A.shape = (N,M) ax.shape = ay.shape = (L) rx.shape = ry.shape = (K) I wanted to vectorize or otherwise make it more efficient, i.e. faster, and if possible more economical in memory consumption. Here, my ax and ay refer to the absolute elements of an array A, while rx and ay are relative coordinates. So, I'm updating the counter array A. My table A can be 1000x1000, while ax,ay are 100x1 and cx,cy are 300x1. The whole thing's inside the loop,

Consider the following code int val1 = 3; val1++; int val2 = val1++; System.out.println(val1); System.out.println(val2); Val1 value = 5; Val2 value = 4; Why is the value of Val1 "5"? As I understand it it should be 4, because: at line1 it is assigned value of 3, on line2 1 gets added by way of val1++ which result in val1 being 4. Val2 is the value of val1 thus 4, plus 1 which is 5 HOwever the compiler gives val1 a value of 5 and val2 a value of 4, what am I not understanding or missing here? I realize val1++ is used a second time but it is assigned to val2, and should not effect val1s value,

<ul> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> <li>test</li> </ul> <script> $(document).ready(function(){ var increment=3; var start=8; $("ul").children().each(function(i) { $(this).prepend('<tag>'+(start+i*increment).toString()+'.</tag>'); }); }); </script> Is there a way to start a new count for another ul list? With the code above this is what i get! <ul> <li> test <li> test <li> test <ul/> Output 1. test 2. test 3. test second ul list <ul> <li> test <li> test <li> test <ul/> Output 4. test 5. test 6. test Instead of starting the second ul tag with

In Java, Is the increment operator more efficient that a simple addition operation? It compiles to the exact same byte code. It's all a matter of preference. EDIT : As it turns out this is NOT true. public class SO_Test { public static void main(String[] args) { int a = 1; a++; a += 1; ++a; } } Output: Example: public class SO_Test { public static void main(String[] args) { int a = 1; a = a + 1; a++; a += 1; ++a; } } Output: The differences can be analyzed on the Java bytecode instruction listings page . In short, a = a + 1 issues iload_1 , iconst_1 , iadd and istore_1 , whereas the others