wildcard

问题 I've been banging my head against a wall for hours now and am looking for some help. To simplify my issue, I have two arrays, one which contains wildcards, and the other which makes use of those wildcards: $WildCardArray = @("RED-*.htm", "*.yellow", "BLUE!.txt", "*.green", "*.purple") $SpelledOutArray = @("RED-123.htm", "456.yellow", "BLUE!.txt", "789.green", "purple.102", "orange.abc") I cannot get PowerShell to recognize that these match. My end goal is to have an output that tells me that

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . How do I use a "*" CSS wildcard selector when using SASS? For instance, how would I make the following CSS code SASSy? * { -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; -moz-box-sizing: border-box; box-sizing: border-box; line-height: 1; } *:before, *:after { -webkit-box-sizing: border-box; -moz-box-sizing: border-box; box

问题 I have an app that has about 300,000 members and I would like to add push notifications to it. Unfortunately I originally created the app with a wildcat bundle id com.MyCompany.* and when I uploaded it to Apple and when I edited it in my plist file I made it say com.MyCompany.MyAppName Now that I want to add push notifications I have to make a unique (or EXPLICIT) app ID so I attempted to make one called com.MyCompany.MyAppName ... I got this error message: The bundle identifier you have

问题 I need to use the '_' wildcard to find all id that are only one letter which there are a few of. However when I run my query no rows are returned. Heres my query: SELECT * FROM table WHERE id LIKE '_'; I have a table lets call Table1 that has two columns, id and name. id either has 1 or 2 characters to label a name. I'm trying to only find the names where the id is only one character. Heres an example of the table: id name A Alfred AD Andy B Bob BC Bridget I only want to return Alfred and Bob

问题 When passing wildcard arguments to a Perl script on *nix systems, like $ perl script.pl *.txt shells like Bash will expand all wildcard ( * , ? , [] ) matches, consequently populating @ARGV with all matches. Windows CMD, however, doesn't perform such an expansion before running the Perl interpreter. Is it possible to get Perl to handle this expansion internally to mimic *nix shells? 回答1: Core module File::DosGlob provides the tools to expand wildcards in the manner a Windows user would expect

问题 If a class has a convariant type parameter such as Iterable[+A], is there any difference between declaring def foo(bar: Iterable[_]) and def foo(bar: Iterable[Any]) ? If a class has a contravariant type parameter such as Growable[-A], is there any difference between declaring def foo(bar: Growable[_]) and def foo(bar: Growable[Nothing]) ? 回答1: It does make a little difference when generic parameter is bounded. For example, if you had class BoundedIterable[+A <: Something] class

问题 I saw the wildcard of * been used in some command like: find *.jpg , which means find any files ended with .jpg . However, in regular expressions, .* also means that 0 or more times for any character. So, what's the difference between them? When is * been used and when is .* ? 回答1: In regular expressions, * is the "zero or more" repetition marker. . is the "any single character (with caveats)" expression. In a find the * character is an "anything" wildcard and is not really a regular

问题 string1="abc" string2="abdabcdfg" I want to find if string1 is substring of string2. However, there are wildcard characters like "." can be any letter, y can be "a" or "d" , x can be "b" or "c" . as a result, ".yx" will be substring of string2 . How can I code it using only one loop? I want to loop through string2 and make comparisons at each index. i tried dictionary but I wand to use loop my code: def wildcard(string,substring): sum="" table={'A': '.', 'C': '.', 'G': '.', 'T': '.','A': 'x',

问题 string1="abc" string2="abdabcdfg" I want to find if string1 is substring of string2. However, there are wildcard characters like "." can be any letter, y can be "a" or "d" , x can be "b" or "c" . as a result, ".yx" will be substring of string2 . How can I code it using only one loop? I want to loop through string2 and make comparisons at each index. i tried dictionary but I wand to use loop my code: def wildcard(string,substring): sum="" table={'A': '.', 'C': '.', 'G': '.', 'T': '.','A': 'x',

问题 I have very limited knowledge in AD and LDAP queries so I have a simple question on how to use wildcards. Supposed there is object with a displayName of "ITSM - Problem Management" My current implementation of the filter with a wildcard is as such: (displayName=SEARCHKEYWORD*) If a user would enter a keyword of "Problem", he wouldn't be able to find the object since it needs the first part of the name, that is "ITSM - " I would like to implement the wildcard on both ends like below: