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问题 I have to create Excel spreadsheet with nice format from Python. I thought of doing it by: I start in Excel as it is very easy to format: I write in Excel the model I want, with the good format I read this from Python I create from Python an Excel spreadsheet with the same format In the end, the purpose is to create from Python Excel spreadsheets, but formatting with xlwt takes a lot of time, so I thought of formatting first in Excel to help. I have researched for easy ways to doing this but

问题 I would like to format a text. I mean something like this: I'd like to transform this: "something'text between apostrophes'text" into "something 'text between apostrophes' text" I want to add spaces from both sides, but keep te string in '' the same. I tried to do it like this: Arkusz1.Cells(1, 1).Replace What:="'*'" Replacement:=" '*' " But its result is: "something '*' text" Arkusz1.Cells(1,1) contains the string I want to replace. Is it possible to do this? Thanks 回答1: You can try this

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 11 years ago . Duplicate from : String output: format or concat in C#? Especially in C# world using String.Format for everything is really common, normally as VB.NET developer unless I have to* I don't String.Format, I prefer normal string concatenation, such as: V1 = V2 & "test-x" & V3 & "-;" to me it's better than this: V1 = String.Format("{0} test-x {1} -;", V2, V3) Am I missing something? Or is this just a personal preference? Reasons to Use

问题 If you are writing to a file with python, is there any way to make certain parts of the text bold, italic, or underlined ? i tried: test = '/location/tester.rtf' out_file = open(test,'w') out_file.write('is this {\bold}?') out_file.close() #thanks to the comment below is it possible to write FORMATTED TEXT like bold, italic, or underlined text via python ? i feel like .rtf is the most basic formatted text but correct me if i'm wrong 回答1: Just been playing around with this assuming MS word, I

问题 I have a hierarchical object structure like this: public class Department { public string Name { get; set; } public string Manager { get; set; } public Employee[] Employees { get; set; } } public class Employee { public string Name { get; set;} public string Speciallity { get; set; } } How can i create a custom .ps1xml file that will let me display Department(s) as follows: Department : Testers Manager : P.H. Boss Name Speciallity ---------- ----------------------------- Some Employee .Net

问题 I'm in the middle of writing an FTP server but I'm a little confused about what format to send the file list in. Using 2 terminals and an FTP client, I was able to run through a simple FTP exchange. However, I wasn't really sure what format to send the file lists in. Is there some accepted format? What columns should I use? 回答1: This is what the RFC has to say: The data transfer is over the data connection in type ASCII or type EBCDIC. (The user must ensure that the TYPE is appropriately

问题 I am working on an MVC2 appication. I use data annotations to validate data (both client side and server side). I have several fields in my model that only allows decimal values. As soon as a user types a decimal values I want it to be converted to comma seperated more readable format. For instance 1200 should be formatted to 1,200 while 500 should stay as it is. Here is my model: public virtual GrossFee? Fee { get; set; } And here is how it is on the view: %: Html.TextBoxFor(model => model

问题 I want to format a floating point value to n significant digits but never using scientific notation (even if it would be shorter). The format specification %f doesn't deal in significant digits, and %g will sometimes give me scientific notation (which is inappropriate for my use). I want values in the form "123", "12.3", "1.23" or "0.000000123" . Is there an elegant way to do this using C++ or boost ? 回答1: The best way I know (and use it in my own code) is #include <string> #include <math.h>

问题 I'm struggling to get sqlldr to import a csv data file into my table, specifically with the field that is a timestamp. The data in my csv file is in this format: 16-NOV-09 01.57.48.001000 PM I've tried all manner of combinations in my control file and am going around in circles. I can't find anything online - not even the Oracle reference page that details what all the date/timestamp format strings are. Does anyone know where this reference page is, or what format string I should be using in

问题 I want to format float64 value to 2 decimal places in golang html/template say in index.html file. In .go file I can format like: strconv.FormatFloat(value, 'f', 2, 32) But I don't know how to format it in template. I am using gin-gonic/gin framework for backend. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. 回答1: You have many options: You may decide to format the number e.g. using fmt.Sprintf() before passing it to the template execution ( n1 ) Or you may create your own type where you define the