You use regular expressions for naming conventions, how do I find out more about them?
VB Law frequently asked questions.We provide a basic overview and reference for regular expressions in Appendix 2 of the VB Law Administrator help file. For further explanations, there are many web sites offering information about the use of regular expressions (just perform a search for 'Regular Expressions' in any search engine).
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Apache Server Frequently Asked QuestionsRegular expressions are a way of describing a pattern - for example, "all the words that begin with the letter A" or "every 10-digit phone number" or even "Every sentence with two commas in it, and no capital letter Q". Regular expressions (aka "regex"s) are useful in Apache because they let you apply certain attributes against collections of files or resources in very flexible ways - for example, all .gif and .jpg files under any "images" directory could be written as /\/images\/.*(jpg|gif)$/.
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We are posting tips on the Electronic Submission website on things to avoid with attachments. For instance, special characters in file names are not accepted. Grants.gov does truncate names over 50 characters; it will not affect the file however. Applicants should read the FOA and/or the application guide for special instructions.
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JMRI: Scripting FAQIn many of the sample files, turnouts are referred to by names like "to12", signals by names like "si21", and sensors by names like "bo45". These conventions grew out of how some older code was written, and they can make the code clearer. But they are in no way required; the program doesn't care what you call variables. For example, "self.to12" is just the name of a variable. You can call it anything you want, e.g. self.
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jellytools: Jellytools FAQYes, it is! You only need to set org.netbeans.jemmy.util.RegExComparator as default and then you are able to use all valid regular expression patterns (see java.util.regex.Pattern javadoc for instance): RegExComparator regExComparator = new RegExComparator(); Check if you run your test case internally in IDE. UI test based on jelly can work only if it is executed in the same JVM as tested application because it allows to use all Java API for test purposes.
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LinkScan Frequently Asked QuestionsPerl is supplied with extensive documentation. Enter perldoc perlre at a shell or DOS prompt to display the section covering Perl Regular Expressions. HTML versions are available at many locations including this version of Perl Regular Expressions.
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G Frequently Asked Questions About PL/SQLYou can test or manipulate strings using the built-in functions REGEXP_INSTR, REGEXP_REPLACE, and REGEXP_SUBSTR. Oracle's regular expression features use characters like '.', '*', '^', and '$' that you might be familiar with from UNIX or Perl programming. For multi-language programming, there are also extensions such as '[:lower:]' to match a lowercase letter, instead of '[a-z]' which does not match lowercase accented letters.
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Sawmill: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)You can use whatever's documented (Regular Expressions), and possibly more. How much more you can use depends on your platform. For full details, see Regular Expression Features.
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DenyHosts Frequently Asked QuestionsYes. New in v1.1.5, DenyHosts adds the ability for the user to specify additional regular expressions that can be used to locate possible break-in attempts. The USERDEF_FAILED_ENTRY_REGEX can be specified repeatedly. Each value must contain a single regular expression that includes a host regular expression group and optionally a user group. It is assumed that the end user is familiar with regular expressions in order to take advantage of this feature.
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FAQ : GOV.IN Domain Name Registration ServicesFor details on domain naming conventions under GOV.IN Domain, Please visit http://www.registry.gov.in/domain-info/domain_syntax.html
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d. OpenACS Programming FAQIn PL/PGSQL functions, we're using 'p_' prefixes for arguments to the function and 'v_' prefixes for other local variables. Also, for function calls, we're trying to keep comments that explain the purpose of the arguments. For example: workflow.add_place ( workflow_key => 'ttracker_wf', place_key => 'end', place_name => 'Closed', sort_order => 4 ); becomes select workflow__add_place ( 'ttracker_wf', -- workflow_key 'end', -- place_key 'Closed', -- place_name 4 -- sort_order );
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SFSU Information Systems ProjectsDirectly after I log on to PeopleSoft I get logged out with a message saying that my connection has expired.
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Generation21 Learning Systems: Expert EditionYes, when you add a job or role to the system, you can name it whatever you like. It will reflect your company and your industry.
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Java Programmer's FAQ - Part DPackage names are guaranteed uniqueness by using the Internet domain name in reverse order: com.javasoft.jag - the "com" or "edu" (etc.) part used to be in upper case, but now lower case is the recommendation. Class and interface names are descriptive nouns, with the first letter of each word capitalized: PolarCoords. Interfaces are often called "something-able", e.g. "Observable", "Runnable", "Sortable".
Related QuestionsWinEdt.org -- Help & Documentation -- FAQRegular expressions are constructs that look like comic-book expletives but can be wondrously powerful tools. Using Regular Expressions you can find (and replace) text that matches a certain pattern. Some characters have a special meaning: F.i. the character ? stands for "any (single) character". So, if you wanted to find all four-letter words that begin and end with "t" (tart, text, tilt etc.) you would search for t??t. You can also tag expressions to reuse them. F.i.Related Questions
How do I use regexps (regular expressions) in Emacs?
GNU Emacs FAQThe or operator is '\|', not '|', and the grouping operators are '\(' and '\)'. Also, the string syntax for a backslash is '\\'. To specify a regular expression like 'xxx\(foo\|bar\)' in a Lisp string, use 'xxx\\(foo\\|bar\\)'. Unlike in Unix grep, sed, etc., a complement character set ('[^...]') can match a newline character (<LFD> a.k.a. C-j a.k.a. '\n'), unless newline is mentioned as one of the characters not to match. The character syntax regexps (e.g.
Related QuestionsFor LogChecks, is there an overview of how to use regular expressions for rule creation?
Evalesco - SysOrb Server & Network Monitoring SystemApart from the examples in the web interface, and in the Administrator's and User's Guide, you can read more about regular expressions in general here:
Related QuestionsWhat are the naming conventions in Java?
Java Programmer's FAQpackage names are guaranteed uniqueness by using the Internet domain name in reverse order: com.javasoft.jag class and interface names are descriptive nouns, with the first letter of each word capitalized: PolarCoords. Interfaces are often called "something-able", e.g. "Observable", "Runnable", "Sortable".
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Gundam Project FAQMost ship classes have an identifiable English meaning such as "Pegasus", the winged horse of Greek mythology, or "Magellan", named after the famed explorer. Other ship names (particularly Zeon ones) such as Musai, Gwajin, Tibe etc have no direct meaning we have yet been able to find and are probably used by director because they way the name sounds :) (the same applies to many MS names).
Related QuestionsAre There Other File Naming Conventions To Be Aware Of?
NetGrafx Internet Web Services - FAQ and ratesNetGrafx maintains some backup support that requires DOS file name conventions be strictly enforced since not all backup software uses long file name support. This allows for a file name that is 8 characters long with a 3 character extension (also know as 8+3 filenames). You may use longer filenames, but NetGrafx will not provide any inherent backup support for these files. In all cases, please allow for your own site backups (maintain copies of files in your web site at your site). Yes.
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FAQ - AppFuse 2 - ConfluenceIt's recommended you start with com.companyname if you're commercial or org.organizationname if you're non-profit. Most folks match their internet domain name. From there, use your application name. com.company.app.webapp.action -> Struts Actions (this really depends on the framework you're using)
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untitledfirstname.lastname@anu.edu.au is the University approved convention for Personal Email Addresses. There may be some exceptions to this as follows: the formal order of names (as supplied by the payroll/personnel system) does not correspond to preferred usage.
Related QuestionsWhat are AppendIT's folder naming conventions? Can I control that?
Admin FAQs for AppendITFirst off, Ultimate AppendIT controls TDF (link) folder names. That's what makes it simple and easy to use: familiar QuickBooks names. The names you give for your data files and records are yours to choose. You may also keep user defined folders in AppendIT directories. Just avoid AppendIT name conflicts. AppendIT folder names follow the names of their corresponding QuickBooks entity. They're organized like QuickBooks too.
Related QuestionsAre there any naming conventions for filenames in Business Collaborator?
Frequently Asked Questions for Business Collaborator version...Although Business Collaborator can store documents with any name, certain choices of name may cause problems for certain browsers or operating systems when the document is downloaded. As a general rule, you should avoid putting spaces in document names in Business Collaborator - you can achieve the same effect using the underscore symbol (_). Similarly, special characters such as "/", "\" and "&" should be avoided as these may also cause confusion for certain operating systems.
Related QuestionsCan I search with regular expressions?
Blazon Search - Searchable ArmoriesNo. Regular expressions were an option, but both the search time due to server overhead and the steep learning curve for the average user have made us decide to drop the idea. However, you will find that the equal sign option offers ample power and flexibility to your search.
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