text-files

问题 I tried to copy paste content from word document (.docx) to a .txt file and made it read by a nltk corpus reader to find number of paragraph. It returns almost 30 paragraph as one paragraph. I manually entered a line break in .txt file and it returned 30 paragraphs. import nltk corpusReader = nltk.corpus.reader.plaintext.PlaintextCorpusReader(".", "d.txt") print "Paragraphs =", len(corpusReader.paras()) Is it possible for PlaintextCorpus reader to read .docx? While copy pasting from .docx to

问题 The following creates and prints a table of random numbers onto the console. How can I modify the createtxt function I made, so that the output on the console is generated into a text file at the same time. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> FILE* createtxt(char* fnam){ FILE* ofp; ofp = fopen(fnam, "w"); if (ofp == NULL) { printf("Cannot open output file %s\n", fnam); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } void closetxt(FILE* ofp){ fclose(ofp); } int main (void){ printf("Table of random

问题 I've adapted the Apache IOUtil sample to work with the WeatherTelnet sample a little differently. While the comments for WeatherTelnet state that: The TelnetClient class used by itself is mostly intended for automating access to telnet resources rather than interactive use. I would like to split the output using Apache TeeOutputStream , but the API branches OutputStream whereas TelnetClient "output" is in the form of an InputStream , so that, of course, it can be read. Conveniently, the

问题 I have around 400 textfiles with circa 41000 corrupt lines. I am searching for an option (VBA maybe?) which searches for these corrupt lines and basically executes a backspace, so that the corrupt lines are written behind the line before, because the corruption is caused by an unwanted wordwrap. The indicator for corrupt lines is that they don't start with the letters TEQ. Has anyone any idea how and where to build a script like that? Search and replace does not work since i cant but a

问题 Right now I am reading in text files in my C# code in Visual Studio. The text files are saved onto my computer and whenever we want to run the code on another computer, we have to change the path for the text file within the code so it will work. My question is, is there any place you can save the text files within the project so that you do not have to change the path everytime to run it on different computers? 回答1: Add the txt files to the project. Manage them in your source control just

问题 I have a .txt file, Supplier Count.txt and in my excel spreadsheet, each time I run a VBA code I want this file to be opened, to read the number value in my text file, e.g. '21' and then increment it by 1. So say our text file has one line of text, and this line of text is a number, '21'. the vba code should open the file, read this number and increment it by 1 and replace the text, save it and close the text file. so our value is then '22' does anyone know how I can do this as I am

问题 I am trying to use Tkinter to choose a file and then import that filename into an argument to pass in a function. The program simply stops after the file is chosen. I included a print statement just to see if it returns the path and it does so I am not sure why it won't work in the function. #Main from Tkinter import * import tkFileDialog fileOpen = Tk() fileOpen.withdraw() #hiding tkinter window file_path = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(title="Open file", filetypes=[("txt file",".txt"),("All

问题 I'm a novice Python programmer so the answer may be simple. However, I've spent several days researching this single question and I'm stumped. This is also my first Stack Overflow post, so please be kind if I'm breaking some rule here. :) Using Python, I want to write two fields in multiple rows to a new text file, and on a later run read that text file into a new dictionary to reference the previous values. I am testing code that I found here: Example code. The solution provided has 64 up

问题 So, what I'm trying to do, is take a .txt or html file, being able to search through it, and grab a piece of text from file, place it into a string and finally adding it into a textView. Each couple of piece of text will be divided like this: 001:001 Text1 001:002 Text2 001:003 Text3 002:001 Text1a 002:002 Text1b ... and so on So essentially you would search the text for those numbers, and it would grab the text only. Is there a way to do that using objective C and using it on a iPhone app?

问题 I am outputting a stale tag report from the OSIsoft PI System using piconfig, with the name, time, and value of the tag. I cannot do any sort of editing to how this is presented from within the piconfig script, so I am instead trying to parse the text file (daily-stale-tags-report.txt) to a new text file, which will be automatically emailed out each morning. The text file currently looks something like this: L01_B000_BuildingName0_Citect_more_tag_info_here,22-Feb-17 14:56:23.55301,3.808521E