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问题 I'm working on an Excel-Word VBA code that runs through several Word files and extracts data for the Excel table (where the VBA code takes place). In each of the Word files there will be a "tool" description followed by a reference for this tool (9 char plus a version char) like this : This can be inline with the text, in two paragraphs like for the "tool 1", or in a table cell like the "Tool 2".... An image is included next/after the reference. Of course, there can be more than one Tool...

问题 I'm working on an Excel-Word VBA code that runs through several Word files and extracts data for the Excel table (where the VBA code takes place). In each of the Word files there will be a "tool" description followed by a reference for this tool (9 char plus a version char) like this : This can be inline with the text, in two paragraphs like for the "tool 1", or in a table cell like the "Tool 2".... An image is included next/after the reference. Of course, there can be more than one Tool...

问题 I'm working on an Excel-Word VBA code that runs through several Word files and extracts data for the Excel table (where the VBA code takes place). In each of the Word files there will be a "tool" description followed by a reference for this tool (9 char plus a version char) like this : This can be inline with the text, in two paragraphs like for the "tool 1", or in a table cell like the "Tool 2".... An image is included next/after the reference. Of course, there can be more than one Tool...

问题 I am using this code which is a batch find and replace macro. It finds and replaces the words in the document by reading the replacement words from another document (text.docx). This works absolutely fine when there are a handful of changes (i.e. less than 1 page). However, I hope to use this macro on documents that are 10-20 pages. When I use it, the word document just immediately crashes (starts not responding) and has to be forced to quit. Does anyone have any tips on what can be done to

问题 I am on Linux and I am trying to find thousands of files from a directory (SOURCE_DIR) that contain millions of files. I have a list of file names that I need to find, stored in a single text file (FILE_LIST). Each line of this file contain a single name corresponding to a file in SOURCE_DIR and there are thousands of lines in the file. ## FILE_LIST contain single word file names, each per line #Name0001 #Name0002 #.. #Name9999 I want to copy the files to another directory (DESTINATION_DIR).

问题 I am on Linux and I am trying to find thousands of files from a directory (SOURCE_DIR) that contain millions of files. I have a list of file names that I need to find, stored in a single text file (FILE_LIST). Each line of this file contain a single name corresponding to a file in SOURCE_DIR and there are thousands of lines in the file. ## FILE_LIST contain single word file names, each per line #Name0001 #Name0002 #.. #Name9999 I want to copy the files to another directory (DESTINATION_DIR).

问题 In a problem I'm working on now, I compute some values in a matrix x and I then for each element in x need to find the index of the closest element below in a monotonically increasing vector X as well as the relative proximity of the x elements to the first elements on their either side. (This is essentially linear interpolation without doing the actual interpolation.) I'm doing this maaaany times so I really super extra interested in it being as fast as possible. I have written a function

问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 3 days ago . For nodejs there seems to be a very straightforward way to list all used modules and their licenses. Why is there no similar tool for python? What I've found so far is pip-licenses which is pretty intuitive but has the flaw that it outputs all installed pip modules and not just the ones

问题 Is there any pre-made optimized tool/library in Python to cut/slice lists for values "less than" something? Here's the issue: Let's say I have a list like: a=[1,3,5,7,9] and I want to delete all the numbers which are <= 6, so the resulting list would be [7,9] 6 is not in the list, so I can't use the built-in index(6) method of the list. I can do things like: #!/usr/bin/env python a = [1, 3, 5, 7, 9] cut=6 for i in range(len(a)-1, -2, -1): if a[i] <= cut: break b = a[i+1:] print "Cut list: %s"

问题 I have n matrix in a list and an additional matrix which contain the value I want to find in the list of matrix. To get the list of matrix, I use this code : setwd("C:\\~\\Documents\\R") import.multiple.txt.files<-function(pattern=".txt",header=T) { list.1<-list.files(pattern=".txt") list.2<-list() for (i in 1:length(list.1)) { list.2[[i]]<-read.delim(list.1[i]) } names(list.2)<-list.1 list.2 } txt.import.matrix<-cbind(txt.import) My list look like that: (I show only an example with n=2). The