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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 Just been playing around with this assuming MS word, I found that you needed to wrap the document in '{}' and define the doctype, then start bold with '\b' and end

I'm trying to use the script command to record an interactive shell session so that I can use it to prepare documentation. according to the man page: Script places everything in the log file, including linefeeds and backspaces. This is not what the naive user expects. I am the naive user (don't usually get a shout out in man pages, this is rather exciting!), and I'd like to process the output so that backspaces, linefeeds and deleted characters and so on are removed. example, I run a script session: stew:~> script -f scriptsession.log Script started, file is scriptsession.log stew:~> date Mon

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.GrossFee)%> Any ideas regarding this will be highly appreciated. Thanks! Instead of the Html.TextBoxFor

Does someone know a way to get a string from a date that contains the format of the date? <?php $date = date ("2009-10-16 21:30:45"); // smething like this? print date_format ($date); ?> I ask this because I'd like to optimize this function I've written, usually to get the date with a different timezone from a server, without doing particular things <?php function get_timezone_offset ($timezone, $date = null, $format = null, $offset_timezone = null) { if ($date == null) $date = date ($format); if ($offset_timezone == null) $offset_timezone = date_default_timezone_get (); if ($format == null)

I have a swagger.yaml something like this: swagger: "2.0" paths: /something: get: parameters: - name: format in: query type: string pattern: '^(csv|json|xml)$' responses: 200: schema: type: ? And I want to return different formats (csv, json, xml) depending on the value of the format query parameter (eg. localhost/api/something?format=csv). How can I specify the different response formats in the spec? I found a workaround, by providing different endpoints: swagger: "2.0" paths: /something/json: get: produces: - application/json responses: 200: schema: type: object properties: ... /something

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 my control file for this timestamp format. For reference, this is what I've most recently tried: load

Is there an official specification for the XYZ format for point clouds? I've been searching all over and I didn't find it. I've seen that there are some files which line contains: points coordinates, (X Y Z for each point ) others contain coordinates plus colors, (X Y Z R G B for each point ) there are even others that have an "Intensity" parameter. I need to consider all the possibilities. No, there is not an official specification about the .xyz format for point clouds. The .xyz format can be considered as part of a more general type of file formats: ASCII point cloud . You can consider