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wxs file the File tag Source attribute; the path has a space in it. <File Id="_uploads.UserImport.EDS_UserImport.xls" Name="EDS_UserImport.xls" Source="C:\Documents and Settings\kle\Desktop\OspreyMSIGenerator\OspreyMSIGenerator\Published\EDSContainer\uploads\UserImport\EDS_UserImport.xls"></File> I get this error candle.exe : error CNDL0103 : The system cannot find the file 'and' with type 'Source'. I can't be sure that my paths won't have spaces in it. How do I support spaces in the Source path? Try upgrading to the latest stable wix release. I tested this with Wix 3.0.5419.0 and file paths

So I am trying to write a function to check whether a word is in a sentence, by looping through a char array and checking for the same string of char's. The program works as long as the Sentence doesn't have any spaces. I googled around and they are all the same suggestions; cin.getline But however I implement it, it either doesn't run or skips the entire input and goes straight towards the output. How can I account for spaces? #include <iostream> using namespace std; bool isPartOf(char *, char *); int main() { char* Word= new char[40]; char* Sentence= new char[200]; cout << "Please enter a

This question already has answers here : Closed 7 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Strip Leading and Trailing Spaces From Java String When I import data to an application I need to get rid of the spaces at the end of certain strings but not those at the beginning, so I can't use trim()... I've set up a method: public static String quitarEspaciosFinal(String cadena) { String[] trozos = cadena.split(" "); String ultimoTrozo = trozos[trozos.length-1]; return cadena.substring(0,cadena.lastIndexOf(ultimoTrozo.charAt(ultimoTrozo.length()-1))+1); } where cadena is the string I have to transform... So,

I need to write a regular expression for taking input like this 23,456,22,1,32767 i.e. No commas allowed at the start or end. Spaces may come before and/or start of comma for e.g. 23, 45,56 ,67 etc. Ranges of each number should be 0-32767. Currently I am using regular expression like this [0-9]+(,[0-9]+)* . This allows for numbers separated by commas only ( not allowing spaces at all), and it does not check for the range of number. It's probably wise to do it in two steps. First check that the range is 0-99999: ^[0-9]{1,5}( *, *[0-9]{1,5})*$ Then parse the string to a list of integers using a

Matlab 2015a inserts space before µ in long strings, but not in short ones (xlabel). In some cases one can work around by using UTF-8 letters, but this will fail in other situations (see ^2) The font of the text should be Helvetica but it looks different. Although get Fontname returns Helvetica . This is a bug in MATLAB and already reported. I do not want to wait months until MATHWORKS fixes this bug. How can I fix this bug my self? I tried to change the renderer to opengl , but this mixes up all fonts even worse. plot([2014 2015 2016], [0 1 0]) xlabel('MATLAB (\mu)') ylabel('Space-bugs (\mum

Really stuck on what seems to be something simple. I have a chatbox/shoutbox where there may be arbitrary URLs entered. I want to find each individual URL (separated by spaces) and wrap it in tags. Example: Harry you're a http://google.com wizard! = Harry you're a $lhttp://google.com$l wizard! Example: Harry you're a http://www.google.com wizard! = Harry you're a $lhttp://www.google.com$l wizard! Example: Harry you're a www.google.com wizard! = Harry you're a $lwww.google.com$l wizard! Sorry if this is a daft question; I'm just trying to make something work and I'm no php expert :( There is an

scanf("%s",str) won't do it. It will stop reading at the first space. gets(str) doesn't work either when the string is large. Any ideas? use fgets with STDIN as the file stream. Then you can specify the amount of data you want to read and where to put it. char str[100]; Try this scanf("%[^\n]s",str); or this fgets(str, sizeof str, stdin)) Create your own function to read a line. Here's what you basically have to do: 1. fgets into allocated (growable) memory 2. if it was a full line you're done 3. grow the array 4. fgets more characters into the newly allocated memory 5. goto 2. The

I've tried a few things already but they don't seem to work for some reason. Basically what I'm attempting to do is have a user input a value using the "Read-host" cmdlet, then strip it of any spaces. I tried: $answer = read-host $answer.replace(' ' , '""') And: $answer = read-host $answer -replace (' ') I'm probably missing something really obvious, but if anyone could help me out or show me an easier way to achieve this I would appreciate it. I was going to pipeline the variable to a command and strip it in that fashion, but none of the examples I've seen work, although they look much easier