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Does anybody know why letter "ñ" preceeds letter "Ñ" in code page 437?
ñ -> ALT+164
Ñ -> ALT+165
While for the rest of the characters uppercase precedes lowercase.
Just wondering
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I have a string with brackets in it from which have to remove/strip the substring.
For ex:
"8383838383(1234)" //string value
"8383838383" // desired result.
Thanks in advance
"8383838383(1234)".substringToIndex(string.rangeOfString("(")!.startIndex)
// "8383838383"
Building on #Tim's suggestion -
let strFull = "8383838383(1234)"
var str = strFull.substringToIndex(strFull.rangeOfString("(")!.startIndex)
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How to write something
if !inBoundary then do
printfn "no it's not within the boundary"
You can use the not built-in function (and omit the do keyword after then):
let inBoundary = false
if not inBoundary then
printfn "no it's not within the boundary"
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I am trying to write a code inside \code{} in .tex file.
I am eager to write
\code{
cat("\n I want to write like this!")
}
However, latex gives me ERROR message, saying that \n is undefined control sequence.
I also tried \code{$\n$} and \code{\\n}. Neither works.
(I also know that \n works in verbatim environment. But I HAVE TO use \code{})
You can try this..
\textbackslash n
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I have an arbitratry string, something like QKOTRFLARGEBRAAFFALGORITHMMIMISSSTUPIDCROCODOLCONCEALEDKSBABA...
and I need to tell LaTeX to split this string neatly into lines. It is not a word, there should be no '-' when splitting line. Just fit these data into lines, break wherever it suits.
I have successfully used the seqsplit package for that.
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How to hide the page number on first page of a chapter in LaTeX.
\thispagestyle{empty}
You could also use the titlesec package to get tremendous control over each chapter:
% This is done with the titlesec package
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]
{\normalfont\Large\filcenter} % {fmt}
{\thechapter.\ } % {label}
{1pc} % {sep}
{\vspace{-1in}\enlargethispage{-0.5in}\thispagestyle{empty}} % {before}