separator

I am trying to create a custom widget that includes a separator behind a label. I would like the separator to stretch out behind the label to each side of the window (using grid). I tried to create this myself, but I couldn't get the separator to stick to the edges. import tkinter as tk from tkinter import ttk class LabelSeparator (tk.Frame): def __init__ (self, parent, text = "", width = "", *args): tk.Frame.__init__ (self, parent, *args) self.separator = ttk.Separator (self, orient = tk.HORIZONTAL) self.separator.grid (row = 0, column = 0, sticky = "ew") self.label = ttk.Label (self, text =

Is there a built in feature in JSTL to output separators while doing foreach? The task is to output separators (like commas) after each iteration except the last one (or before each except the first). Is there any ELSE tag for foreach? Use the varStatus attribute, which references an object of type LoopTagStatus : <c:forEach var="foo" items="${foos}" varStatus="loopStatus"> <c:out value="${foo}"/> <c:if test="${!loopStatus.last}"> | </c:if> </c:forEach> <c:forEach items="${myList}" var="item" varStatus="status"> ${item}<c:if test="${not status.last}">,</c:if> </c:forEach> You may use

Even though my Windows 7 locale settings specify using "," as a decimal separator, R and RStudio give me a "." separator. Is there any way to change this? Note the "LC_NUMERIC=C" setting in the locale below: this seems to be forced by R or RStudio. As I am in the middle of a long project, I am unwilling to change right away to R 3.0 and the last RStudio version. Does anybody know is there is any change regarding the decimal separator issue in these versions? I am using prettyNum to solve the problem for single numbers, but I don't know how to use it on a table. sessionInfo() R version 2.15.3

I have an xml document with separators deep down in the hierarchy. <A> <B> <C id='1'/> <separator/> <C id='2'/> </B> <B> <C id='3'/> <separator/> </B> <B> <C id='4'/> </B> </A> I want to move the separators upwards, keeping elements in order. So the desired output is <A> <B> <C id='1'/> </B> </A> <separator/> <A> <B> <C id='2'/> </B> <B> <C id='3'/> </B> </A> <separator/> <A> <B> <C id='4'/> </B> </A> How can it be done using xslt 1.0 only? Can it be done without for-each , using template match only? UPDATE: I actually got 4 brilliant answers of different levels of generality, thank you, guys.

I have the following script awk '{printf "%s", $1"-"$2", "}' $a >> positions; where $a stores the name of the file. I am actually writing multiple column values into one row. However, I would like to print a comma only if I am not on the last line. I would do it by finding the number of lines before running the script, e.g. with coreutils and bash: awk -v nlines=$(wc -l < $a) '{printf "%s", $1"-"$2} NR != nlines { printf ", " }' $a >>positions If your file only has 2 columns, the following coreutils alternative also works. Example data: paste <(seq 5) <(seq 5 -1 1) | tee testfile Output: 1 5 2