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I want one long list, say [1,2,3,4,5,15,16,17,18,19] as an example. To initialize this, I try typing: new_list = [range(1,6),range(15,20)] However this doesn't do what I want, returning: [[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [15, 16, 17, 18, 19]] When I do: len(new_list) It returns 2, instead of the 10 elements I wanted (since it made 2 lists inside the list). Obviously in this example I could just type out what I want, but I'm trying to do this for some odd iterated lists that go like: new_list = [range(101,6284),8001,8003,8010,range(10000,12322)] Desiring a 1-D list instead of a list of lists (or whatever it's

I'm trying to find a way to prevent the user from clicking into the "track" portion of an HTML5 range input. Essentially, I only want the user to be able to use the "handle" to change the range value. Is this even possible? It's possible through pointer-events at least on chrome. input[type=range] { pointer-events: none; } input[type=range]::-webkit-slider-thumb { pointer-events:auto; } This will disable clicking on the track and enable clicking only on slider thumbs. Adding disabled should work. <input id="rangeindicator" disabled type="range" name="points" min="1" max="10"> and then you can

I'm trying to create an android application which will generate random series of values (integer numbers in this case) in a given range (but NOT equal between them) and display them in a simple TextView Let's say we have the range R = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13] Each time I press the button "Generate" I want to randomly generate 5 different results Example for each "Generate": 4, 9, 2, 12, 10 5, 1, 6, 8, 13 10, 4, 6, 8, 2 etc... EDIT (works now) Thanks for all the help! public class random extends Activity { static final Integer[] data = new Integer[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 }

Currently I have a sorted output of numbers from a command: 18,19,62,161,162,163,165 I would like to condense these number lists into a list of single numbers or ranges of numbers 18-19,62,161-163,165 I thought about trying to sort through the array in bash and read the next number to see if it is +1... I have a PHP function that does essentially the same thing, but I'm having trouble transposing it to Bash: foreach ($missing as $key => $tag) { $next = $missing[$key+1]; if (!isset($first)) { $first = $tag; } if($next != $tag + 1) { if($first == $tag) { echo '<tr><td>'.$tag.'</td></tr>'; } else

I am using a jquery slider to pick a start and end time That is fine, but I need to add restrictions to it. Basically, I've got a window of availability that I need to chip away at. So in my example: http://madeeasyfor.me/stackoverflow/time_pick_test_1.html (I've commented the validation function so you can see the slider, the code has absolute paths to all scripts so feel free to get a view source dump for local use) I've got a 24 clock. With a dynamically generated PHP script, I want to add various booked times.. so when the user tries to select a pre booked time, they'll get an error (pop

I'm looking for function which allows me to build some element before or after selected text. Something similar like this one javascript replace selection all browsers but for adding some content before or after selection instead of replacing it, like after() and before() jQuery methods. Should I use some DOM selection method, if yes which one? Or does exist something easier to carry it out? Here's a pair of functions to do this. Live example: http://jsfiddle.net/hjfVw/ Code: var insertHtmlBeforeSelection, insertHtmlAfterSelection; (function() { function createInserter(isBefore) { return

I am wondering if anyone knows of a data structure which would efficiently handle the following situation: The data structure should store several, possibly overlapping, variable length ranges on some continuous timescale. For example, you might add the ranges a:[0,3], b:[4,7], c:[0,9] . Insertion time does not need to be particularly efficient. Retrievals would take a range as a parameter, and return all the ranges in the set that overlap with the range, for example: Get(1,2) would return a and c. Get(6,7) would return b and c. Get(2,6) would return all three. Retrievals need to be as