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问题 Is there any tag that's suited to markup a path or directory? For example: <path>user/project/</path> I've checked all new HTML5 tags but there doesn't seem to be one that fits this purpose. So which one would come close? 回答1: Unfortunately there isn't anything in HTML for that. You could try to wrap it in a <pre> tag or <code> in HTML5. Otherwise you can use a <span> tag and style it how you want it to look like. 回答2: The code element represents a fragment of computer code. This could be an

问题 Is it possible to split a text from a tag by br tags? I have this tag contents: [u'+420 777 593 531', <br/>, u'+420 776 593 531', <br/>, u'+420 775 593 531'] And I want to get only numbers. Any advices? EDIT: [x for x in dt.find_next_sibling('dd').contents if x!=' <br/>'] Does not work at all. 回答1: You need to test for tags , which are modelled as Element instances. Element objects have a name attribute, while text elements don't (which are NavigableText instances): [x for x in dt.find_next

问题 recently we moved to svn. I have two questions here, we had release and created tag TAG1. after a week there was a production issue and prod code base is TAG1, later on trunk we made several changes that we don't want to push to production, so the best way is here take code from TAG1 and do change, we have exported data from tag but not able to commit and we don't want to commit to that tag, need a separate branch after the release make another tag(TAG2) based on this branch then finally

问题 There exist other ways of linking to JS, apart from this (the usual).. <script src="myscript.js" type="text/javascript"></script> ...that utilize other quote types: <script src="myscript.js" type="text/javascript"></script> Are these widely supported in modern browsers, and older browsers in use, such as IE6? Basically is it safe to use this method, just as you would use the regular double-quote method? Edit: The HTML4 spec seems to allow it, but is it well supported in practical reality? 3.2

问题 I have used repo sync to a repository (from head) and have passed a branch named (mybranch). I got a list of tags in git by using: git tag -l Then with the help of a regular expression I obtained the tags which match a specific pattern. Is it possible to get the branch name of those shortlisted tags and then select only the tags only from a particular branch? I saw git branch -r command but can it be used along with the tag name as well? 回答1: Assuming you want the branches which refer to a

问题 I have used repo sync to a repository (from head) and have passed a branch named (mybranch). I got a list of tags in git by using: git tag -l Then with the help of a regular expression I obtained the tags which match a specific pattern. Is it possible to get the branch name of those shortlisted tags and then select only the tags only from a particular branch? I saw git branch -r command but can it be used along with the tag name as well? 回答1: Assuming you want the branches which refer to a

问题 I've got a variable which is formatted with random HTML code. I call it to {$text} and i truncate it. The value is for example: <div>Lorem <i>ipsum <b>dolor <span>sit </span>amet</b>, con</i> elit.</div> If i truncate the text's first ~30 letters, I'll get this: <div>Lorem <i>ipsum <b>dolor <span>sit The problem is, I can't close the elements. So, I need a script, which check the <*> elements in the code (where * could be anything), and if it dont have a close tag, close 'em. Please help me

问题 I would like to use named entity recognition (NER) to find adequate tags for texts in a database. Instead of using tools like NLTK or Lingpipe I want to build my own tool. So my questions are: Which algorithm should I use? How hard is to build this tool? 回答1: I did this some time ago when I studied Markov chains. Anyway, the answers are: Which algorithm should I use? Stanford NLP for example uses Conditional Random Field (CRF). If you are not trying to do this effectively, you are like dude

问题 I would like to use named entity recognition (NER) to find adequate tags for texts in a database. Instead of using tools like NLTK or Lingpipe I want to build my own tool. So my questions are: Which algorithm should I use? How hard is to build this tool? 回答1: I did this some time ago when I studied Markov chains. Anyway, the answers are: Which algorithm should I use? Stanford NLP for example uses Conditional Random Field (CRF). If you are not trying to do this effectively, you are like dude

问题 TFS supports querying on tags, but I can't find a way to create a TFS work item query to return results that have no tags or any tag. It is not possible to sort the Tag column in the TFS web access, so I can't even return all work items and then sort on the column to focus on those with tags and those without tags. For example, I was hoping to see a wild card or any for the Tags value below: 回答1: I'm about a year too late, but I just accomplished this by doing Tags, Does Not Contain, "". I