(Ah, I see that Joel Goldstick also was able to do the search
successfully; sorry about missing your message Joel!)
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Hi Bruce,
> For some reason, can't seem to return true on the find. I've pasted in
> http://fpaste.org/323521/, but the following is an example as well.
> (not sure if the psuedo code listed actually shows the chunks of text
> with the whitespace correctly.
As others have mentioned, pattern matc
bruce wrote:
> I've got a test, where I have a chunk of text "a" and a subset of text
> "s2a". the subset is multiline.
>
> For some reason, can't seem to return true on the find. I've pasted in
> http://fpaste.org/323521/, but the following is an example as well.
> (not sure if the psuedo code l
On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 10:30 AM, bruce wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've got a test, where I have a chunk of text "a" and a subset of text
> "s2a". the subset is multiline.
>
> For some reason, can't seem to return true on the find. I've pasted in
> http://fpaste.org/323521/, but the following is an example
Hi.
I've got a test, where I have a chunk of text "a" and a subset of text
"s2a". the subset is multiline.
For some reason, can't seem to return true on the find. I've pasted in
http://fpaste.org/323521/, but the following is an example as well.
(not sure if the psuedo code listed actually shows
Thank you all, especially Danny for enlightening about "synchronous" vs
"asynchronous" style. Further the groups response has helped me in my
decision making, and views about using asyncio.
George
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On 16/02/16 00:00, Tom Brodle wrote:
> I have requested help related to a program before, but did not see an answer.
If it was the post on Feb 4th then you got 2 answers
(from Joel and myself.)
> My previous programming has been with "Basic", so please give me a break.
> What do the following tw
