8 string guitar strings?
Asked on: 18 Oct 2008
so Ibanez has rereleased it's Rg2228 and at $1600 it's pretty nice, but were would you find strings for it?
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What is the fastest way to convert from a character string (no particular...
Asked on: 17 Jul 2002
There is no fastest way to convert a character string to a spreadsheet string. The difference between the two is just a little parsing. For instance, if you put a comma between every entry and an carrage return at the end of rows, you can save your file with a .csv extension and open it up in Excel. The point to be made is that there is that there is nothing surprising going on behind the scenes.
What will affect your speed though is writing to the hard drive and sometimes moving large strings a...
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How to send a string to CVI .c and get string return through TestStand sequence...
Asked on: 04 Jan 2007
Hi, I am using TestStand 3.1 and I have the StringConverter.c with CVI 8.0 with the function: char * string_concat_2 (char* str1,char* str2)
{
char * str_ret;
str_ret = calloc(200, sizeof(char*));
str_ret = strcat (str_ret, str1);
str_ret = strcat (str_ret, str2);
return str_ret;
} I would like to use it through Teststand, so I add a sequence using 'StringValueTest'. I Spectify Module CVI & link to StringConverter.c and type in Function Name: char * string_concat_2 (char* str1,c...
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Gamma Progression ST II Stringing Machine. Good Beginners String machine?...
Asked on: 27 May 2008
I've had a lot of friends who had absolutely no experience, didn't know ANYTHING about stringing. I too right now, don't know what crank, dropweights, or floating clamps or anything else. Anyways ...
One - Got the Klippermate
Two - Gamma Progression ST II
Three - Revo
The one with the Gamma, seems to do the best. They learned quicker, and they do the best string job. I was wondering, should I get this machine too?
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vector<string> - way to find longest string?
Asked on: 23 Dec 2005
If I've got a vector of strings, is there a quick one liner that gets me the longest (ie .size() ) of the string inside (or conversely, the shortest?)
The alternatives I've thought of are as follows, but they all seem inefficient:
- Keep a variable of the longest size as I insert each element and compare
- Iterate through the vector and compare
Any other ideas would be appreciated. Last edited by winbatch : Dec 22nd, 2005 at 6:10 pm. Reason: (removed dumb alternative...)
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What brand name strings are the bulk strings from juststrings.com?
Asked on: 07 Nov 2008
This is from the website from juststrings.com:
Although we are not at liberty to identify the manufacturer, we sell large volumes of these same premium quality strings under the manufacturer's own label.
Does anyone happen to know what brand name they are?
OR
Does it really matter because all strings are made by only one or two manufacturers anyways?
Is it bad to ask?
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Does String Pattern Affect Your String Choice?
Asked on: 09 Dec 2008
What I mean is that, say for instance, you have an 18x20 string patterned racquet. Would you go for thinner strings, or textured/rougher strings for that extra spin to, lets say, counter balance the less spin potential? I mean, I understand that people can get spin regardless of string pattern, but does this affect your decision at all? Another example would be if you had a 16x19 pattern. Would you just get strings regardless of gauge, but not too thin because of the open string pattern?
I guess...
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REGEX -- Pattern to extract a string of consecutive digits from alphanumeric...
Asked on: 04 Nov 2008
I have a string ($alphanum) of several thousand alphanumeric characters, including letters, numbers, and many special characters, too.
In $alphanum, there will be a substring of 81 randomly generated digits -- made up of everything from 0s through 9s, inclusive. I need to extract that string of digits into $sequence.
The $sequence to be extracted will:
1) always be exactly 81 digits long,
2) never contain letters, punctuation or special characters,
3) always contain instances of each digit (0-9,...
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[RESOLVED] for each string in string array?
Asked on: 17 Nov 2008
How would i use this statement in vb6? I have copied this from my VB.net book. However i need to create this application in vb6 as workstations to be used cannot have .net framework.
Code: For Each strName As String In strFriends Add the array item to the list lstFriends.Items.Add(strName) Next
Whats the vb6 version?
Kind Regards
PsYiOn
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VBScript - inserting "","" as a string in an string array - how to?
Asked on: 25 Aug 2004
I am trying to insert elements from a text file into a string array.
I am adding elements in the following way:
HTML Code: objArray = "" Do While Not objTextFile.AtEndOfStream strLine = objTextFile.ReadLine objArray = objArray & """ & strLine & "","
So if the file read:
this is line one
this is line two
A print of objArray should give:
"this is line one","this is line two",
However a print on the objArray currently gives:
"strLine","strLine",
If anyone knows what i should do to remedy this, i wo...
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