abbreviation

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43959748/what-is-the-abbreviation-of-git

问题 Given a time zone abbreviation like "EST", I can get "America/New York" by using timezone_name_from_abbr. Is there any function that returns something like "Eastern Standard Time"? 回答1: In general, you should not trust the timezone_name_from_abbr function, because it only returns the first entry that it finds with a matching abbreviation. Time zone abbreviations are not unique. For example, there are 5 different time zones that share the abbreviation "CST". See this list of abbreviations on

问题 I have a json similar to the following: { "_source" : { "index-pattern" : { "fields" : "" } } } I'm trying to modify fields, but chaining the . identity operator, such as 'jq ._source.["index-pattern"].fields ' produces the following error: '._source.["index-pattern"] ^ 1 compile error' Any ideas? thanks 回答1: You could write: ._source | .["index-pattern"].fields Explanation: if "x" and "y" are alphanumeric strings that begin with an alphabetic character (where "alphabetic" includes "_") then

问题 As I could not find the answer anywhere else: What is SGBD? Is it "Système de Gestion de Bases de Données" (Database management system)? E.g. it is used in responses to these two Stack Overflow questions: Trip time calculation in relational databases? How can I use Python for large scale development? 回答1: Yes you're right, I confirm that in French we use the abbreviation SGBD for 'Système Gestion de Base de Données' (DataBase Management System / DBMS) to which we can sometimes add R (SGBDR)

问题 How can I have 1000 convert to 1k or 1200 to 1.2k? There's other solution for other programming language but I can't figure out how to make it work with AS3. Or is there a shorter way to do it rather then if number > 1000 then make it 1k? 回答1: Couldn't you just do something like this var numInK = bigNumber/1000 + "k"; Maybe you could throw in a Math.round or some other checks to avoid ridiculous numbers like 3.3333333K 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24154351/1000-to-1k-1000000-to-1m

问题 I have two modules. One defines a variant type: module A = struct type foo = Bar of material | Baz | Boo (* other stuff *) end and I would like to be able to use foo 's variants both as constructors and as left-hand-sides in another module module B = struct type foo = A.foo (* I can abbreviate A.foo by assigning it a local alias *) let f (x : foo) = match x with | Bar m -> Bar (g m) (* Any way to abbreviate Bar and friends? *) | Baz | Boo -> x end but per "referring to named objects" I have

问题 What does /p stand for in set /p= ? I know that / enables a switch, and I'm fairly sure that I know /a is for arithmetic . I've heard numerous rumours, some saying /p is for prompt , others stating it stands for print . The only reason I slightly doubt it is prompt is because in many cases it does not ask for a prompt, yet prints on the screen, such as <nul set /p=This will not generate a new line But what I want to know is: Do we really know what it stands for? Bonus points for anyone who

问题 I'm working with a dataframe that has really long names that is more than 25 characters. I'm trying to make a bar graph (with plotly) with all of these organizations name, but the names get cut off because they're super long. I've already tried to the margins like the following: plot_ly(x = number, y = org_name, type = 'bar') %>% layout(margin = list(l = 150)) It works but the bar graph doesn't look nice so the alternative I'm trying to do is abbreviate any organization's name that are longer