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- More string utilities (e.g. regex functions)
- Formatting functions (
echo 3.1415 | map format "{:.2f}"
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I found iter_long function in the documentation below
https://pyahocorasick.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#iter-long-string-start-end
But when i'm coding with it, it turns out not exits
macos 10.13.4 and 10.14.2
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Total functions should come before their partial variants in the Haddocks, and partial functions should be labeled as such.
(This doesn't matter to experienced Haskellers, but is a stumbling point for beginners, especially since they already have trouble with string handling).
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Make the tilde newline format directive transparent, so than we could write text with indentation in our code, with no indentations in the final string:
(format nil "---~
+++")
"---+++"
with ~:
and ~@
modifiers.
(format nil "---~@
+++")
"---
+++"
see also https://github.com/sjl/bobbin
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the url : https://github.com/shekhargulati/strman-java/wiki#surround
surround("div", "<", ">" // result => "<div>s"
Should
surround("div", "<", ">" // result => "<div>"
remove the character s