Miroslav Stosic Tehnicke Tablice Pdf 1

16/06/202216/06/2022 haslnat

This is a text file. An example of a text file:
“Logs”
{“Title”: “”, “LogText”: “Logs”},
{“Title”: “T2”, “LogText”: “This is an example of text”}
{“Title”: “T3”, “LogText”: “This is an example of text”}

This code doesn’t recognize the “Logs” as a valid file name in the list and wont populate it with Logs -> This is an example of text like I want it to (in this case all the 3 Logs elements from the text file are getting populated):
var manager = new XlsFile(“Logs.txt”);
var output = manager.GetList().ToString();

The List object is created by the Read() method.
I am guessing that you are running the above code from a console application and it is getting created in the Main() method.
XlsFile cannot bind to a list of objects. If you have a list of objects it should be a List of the objects in question.
var manager = new XlsFile(“Logs.txt”);
var log = manager.List.ToString();

The data is right there in your file. You just need to find the correct line to extract that string. The first string that starts with the pound sign and is the number that starts with “1” is the key to your puzzle:
ga.Import(@”C:\file.csv”, Missing.Value, “”, “”, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value, Missing.Value);

var a = (from line in ga.Lines()
where line.StartsWith(“1”)
select line);
string sequence = a.First().Substring(3, 6); // yields “132454462”

This will get the first number that is a string of 6 characters starting with “1”. From there, it’s a simple matter of string parsing.

Can I add “Rationale” for edits I performed on a post?

A lot of edits are not showing “rationale” in the edit history, but how can I find them to add “rationale”? Can I find them by searching for a particular string?

You should be able to find them by clicking the 3 dots by your username on the top of the edit history page.
Or, if it is a repeated edit (which could have been intended as a single edit), you can click the revisions tab (the one with the date, number of revisions, and commit messages) and search for the revision ID and remove it from there.

There is no way to get them, those are specifically not shown to you. You can go to the revision history of the post and find the revision where you made an edit. Then you can remove those revisions (by clicking on the Edit link) to remove them from the revisions history.
This will not remove the edit from your post though.
If you think an edit was incorrectly applied, you can flag the post for moderators to review if you think it was not appropriate
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