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How can I check in the following json that at least one element in the array names has a property nickName with the value Ginny ? { "names": [ { "firstName": "Hermione", "lastName": "Granger" }, { "firstName": "Harry", "lastName": "Potter" }, { "firstName": "Ron", "lastName": "Weasley" }, { "firstName": "Ginevra", "lastName": "Weasley", "nickName": "Ginny" } ] } Currently I'm using the draft-06 version (FAQ here ). This is my NOT WORKING schema: { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-06/schema#", "title": "Complex Array", "description": "Schema to validate the presence and value of an

I have search through quite a lot of questions here, but havent found one that i think fits my bill, so if you know of one please link to it. I have an array that i want to search through for a specific number and if that number is in the array, i then want to take an action and if not then another action. I have something like this var Array = ["1","8","17","14","11","20","2","6"]; for(x=0;x<=Array.length;x++) { if(Array[x]==8) then change picture.src to srcpicture1 else then change picture.src to srcpicture2 } but this will run the lenght of the array and end up checking the last element of

Contains method not working properly and it is giving me false result even if it is matching with Object? My Code Below class Generic: NSObject, NSCoding { var genericCode: String? var genericName : String? var genericType : String? var genericImageUrl : String? var genericPhone: String? var orgName : String? override init() { self.genericCode = String("") self.genericName = String("") self.genericType = String("") self.genericImageUrl = String("") self.genericPhone = String("") self.orgName = String("") } //Parameterzed Constructor for the Generic init(genericCode: String , genericName:

I want to know is there a generic way to write code to judge whether a slice contains an element, I find it will frequently useful since there is a lot of logic to fist judge whether specific elem is already in a slice and then decide what to do next. But there seemed not a built-in method for that(For God's sake, why?) I try to use interface{} to do that like: func sliceContains(slice []interface{}, elem interface{}) bool { for _, item := range slice { if item == elem { return true } } return false } I thought interface{} is sort of like Object of Java, but apparently, I was wrong. Should I

well, I am more of a PHP person, and my JS skills are close to none when it comes to any JS other than simple design related operations , so excuse me if I am asking the obvious . the following operations would be a breeze in PHP (and might also be in JS - but I am fighting with unfamiliar syntax here ...) It is some sort of input validation var ar = ["BRS201103-0783-CT-S", "MAGIC WORD", "magic", "Words", "Magic-Word"]; jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery("form#searchreport").submit(function() { if (jQuery.inArray(jQuery("input:first").val(), ar) != -1){ jQuery("#contentresults").delay

I am going through some Clojure tutorials using Closure Box, and entered the following code: user> (def stooges (vector "Moe" "Larry" "Curly")) #'user/stooges user> (contains? stooges "Moe") false Shouldn't this evaluate to TRUE ? Any help is appreciated. A vector is similar to an array. contains? returns true if the key exists in the collection. You should be looking for the "key/index" 0, 1 or 2 user=> (def stooges (vector "Moe" "Larry" "Curly")) #'user/stooges user=> (contains? stooges 1) true user=> (contains? stooges 5) false If you were using a hash... user=> (def stooges {:moe "Moe"

First off there seems to be no way to get an exact match using a full-text search. This seems to be a highly discussed issue when using the full-text search method and there are lots of different solutions to achieve the desired result, however most seem very inefficient. Being I'm forced to use full-text search due to the volume of my database I recently had to implement one of these solutions to get more accurate results. I could not use the ranking results from the full-text search because of how it works. For instance if you searched for a movie called Toy Story and there was also a movie

I have an arraylist with several items. Let's say they are: "DARK BROWN", "BLUE", "GREEN",.... Is there any way to look for if there's the string "DARK" in some of my items? I know that contains does this but it only does if the string is exactly. My idea is to look for a text that starts as one of my items but it hasn't all the last characters. I have thougth in do a loop like: for(int i=0;i<arraylist.size;i++){ String s = arraylist.get(i); if (s.startsWith(mytext)){ do something } } but it seems to be a very slow method because the arraylist can contain a lot of elements. Any better ideas?

I have an HTMLElementCollection that I'm going through using a For Each Loop to see if the InnerHTML contains certain words. If they do contain any of those keywords it gets saved into a file. Everything works fine but I was wondering if there is a way to simplify. Here's a sample For Each Helement As HtmlElement In elements If Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword1") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword2") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword3") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword4") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword5") = True Then ' THE CODE TO COPY TO FILE End If Next