Sometimes you need to do what you need to do – use Regular Expressions for a trivial task. Now, imagine that you have some big text and you need to extract all substrings from the text between two specific words…
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Python – Parsing PDFs with Tika
Reading from a pdf is actually quite an easy task with Python. If the PDF is of course “readable”, e.g. made from a word processor. The first thing to do is to install Tika and Java:
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pip install tika <em>conda install</em> -c conda-forge <em>tika # as alternative</em> java --version #this one checks the installed java version in the command prompt |
Having this, the…
VBA – VLookup with Multiple Criteria in Excel without Excel Formula but with VBA
Ok, the title became too lengthy, but the idea is to try to duplicate the beauty of what this formula does:
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=INDEX(myTable[#All],MATCH(1, (myTable[[#All],[Profit]]=C9)* (myTable[[#All],[Currency]]=D9)* (myTable[[#All],[Value]]=B9),0),1) |
And this is the cell of the formula above: Anyway, the strange thing was that we have beautiful…
Migrate Vue project from Vue 2 to Vue 3
Bash Commands
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yarn add vue@next yarn add vuex@next yarn add vue-router@next yarn add -D @vue/compiler-sfc |
Changes in src/main.js Additionally, change main.js from this:
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import Vue from 'vue' import App from './App.vue' import router from './router' import store from './store' Vue.config.productionTip = false new Vue({ router, store, render: h => h(App) }).$mount('#app') |
To this:
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import {createApp} from 'vue' import App from './App.vue' import router from './router' import store from './store' createApp(App) .use(router) .use(store) .mount('#app') |
Changes in src/router/index.js After changes the code should be looking like this:
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import { createRouter, createWebHistory } from 'vue-router' import Home from '../views/Home.vue' const routes = [ { path: '/', name: 'Home', component: Home }, { path: '/about', name: 'About', // route level code-splitting // this generates a separate chunk (about.[hash].js) for this route // which is lazy-loaded when the route is visited. component: () => import(/* webpackChunkName: "about" */ '../views/About.vue') } ] const router = createRouter({ routes, history: createWebHistory, }) export default router |
Changes in src/store/index.js This is how it should be looking:
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import {createStore} from 'vuex' export default createStore({ state: {}, mutations: {}, actions: {}, modules: {} }) |
Python – Ordered Dictionary and Heap Queue
After writing about Default Dictionary in Python some time ago, now it is time to take a look at the ordered dictionary and the heap queue as these are built-in structures, coming out of the box. And they are fancy.…
Python – Read and Write to Excel ActiveX Textbox
Reading and writing to an Excel ActiveX textbox with Python can be fun. If you really do not have anything better to do. Anyway, if this is your current task, you are on the correct place to see how it…
Python – How to fill Excel cell with image, using python
If you have ever dreamed that it will be possible to fill out an Excel cell with a picture, using Python, then you should probably reevaluate your dreams. Seriously, who dreams of something like that? Without further dreaming, the code…
Python – Logging in Python
Logging in Python is beautifully implemented with the logging library – https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging.html It simply does anything you need and you do not need to write something yourself, like I did some time ago here in my VBA Boilerplate. So, if…
Python – Multisets – A class to count the elements of a set
Ok, so you probably have heard about set in Python – it is a collection with non-repeatable elements – as if you are a stamp collector and you need to collect only the unique stamps into your album. However, in…
Python – Writing a Logger in Python with a decorator
Functions in Python are objects. If this is the first time you read this sentence, then you will not get a lot from this article, but it will show you, that there is quite a lot to learn about Python.…
Python – DefaultDict Object. Or how to avoid the Key Error.
Have you seen the error below?
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Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:/Users/foo/PycharmProjects/pythonProject3/main.py", line 29, in <module> main() File "C:/Users/foo/PycharmProjects/pythonProject3/main.py", line 19, in main a['foo'] += 5 KeyError: 'foo' |
Of course you have. And you know, that it is because you have written something extremely unwise like this:
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a = dict() a['foo'] += 5 |
Yeah. You cannot increment the value of a non-existent key. Unless… Unless you…
VBA – Printing Dictionary of a Dictionary of a Dictionary…
Working with dictionaries in VBA is a bit more unpleasant, than working with dictionaries with almost any other language. Because of the VBA IDE, you only see the keys, but not the values. Thus, if you have experience with Visual…
VBA – Automatically Save Excel File with VBA
Saving Excel files, when working with VBA is unfortunately a bit of pain the ass. You always need to make a new version every now and then, because it does not matter how seasoned VBA developer you are, still there…
VBA – Ubound of Multidimensional Array or How to Get What We Need?
Transforming Range to Array in VBA is actually a one liner – we take the range and we assign it to a variant:
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Dim myRange As Range Set myRange = Range("a1").CurrentRegion Dim myArray As Variant myArray = myRange |
The “strange” part is that the array is converted to 2-dimensional array after this: and working…
VBA and Python – Intersection of dictionaries
Intersection of dictionary (or of any two lists) is a list with elements, that are present in both other lists. Thus, if we have the following 3 dictionaries in Python:
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dict_a = dict([('aa', 4139), ('bb', 4127), ('cc', 4098)]) dict_b = dict(aa=4139, bb=4127, ee=4098) dict_c = {'aa':12, 'bb':13, 'dd':23} |
Then, an intersection of their keys will contain only…
Python – Class Variable vs Instance Variables
Class variables vs instance variables could seem a bit strange, if you have no OOP experience, but after a few thausand lines of code they become logical. So, in around two days of programming you will be getting it intuitively…
Python – Difference between __str__ and __repr__
__repr__ and __str__ dunders are quite similar in Python. If you need a quick summary of these 2, then these 3 points will be enough: __repr__ dunder presents the class object, whenever it is called by the terminal __str__ dunder…
VBA – Make Excel Comments Beautiful
Everyone, who has worked with Excel more than a year knows that the comments are actually quite useful – they allow us to put info data into a cell, without actually putting data in the cell. However, the standard way…
VBA – IIF() vs IF()
What is the difference between IIF() and IF() in #VBA? The idea of IIF() is that it evaluates both the True and the False part of the condition, before evaluating the condition itself. Thus, if the False part throws an…
VBA – Hashing in Excel with HMACSHA1
Hashing strings in general is useful. It is one of the good things, that we get from granted by the various .Net libraries and we should not try to do on our own, as the HMACSHA1 is quite a powerful…
VBA – Convert Excel Column Number to Letter and Letter to Column Number
Converting Excel column number to letter and letter to column number is actually something that every VBA developer does at least once a day. The easiest way is probably to use the property .Column or .Address of the range object that…
Excel – Index(Match) based on multiple columns
Everyone knows the feeling that they need to use the =Index(Match(),Match()) formula in Excel and something tiny was not enough to reach their goal. Some time ago I knew that something is missing I was trying to “filter” with the…
How to fix – This workbook contains one or more links that cannot be updated…
Ok, if you are visiting this article, then probably the reason is that you have received the following messagebox upon openning of Excel: And after looking all over your cells, with both VBA and “Find”, you have not found anything…
VBA – Nested Dictionary
Nested dictionary means a dictionary within a dictionary. Some days ago last week I was trying to build one and it took me some solid 15 minutes to do it, thus I have decided that it is worth an article…
Json.dump vs json.dumps in Python
The difference between json.dump and json.dumps is actually quite visible: dump() – dumps into a file or StringIO dumps() – dumps a string, that could be printed Still, I am going to give a few example with these, as the…
Python – Iterators
One of the benefits of having your own blog and not following any schedule for subjects to write about is that you may write for whatever you feel like, whenever you feel like. So, Iterations in Python is the subject…
VBA – Folders and Files Functions
Check if folder is empty:
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Public Function FolderIsEmpty(myPath As String) As Boolean FolderIsEmpty = CBool(Dir(myPath & "*.*") = "") End Function |
Delete all files in a folder:
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Public Sub DeleteAllFiles(path As String) Kill path & "*.*" End Sub |
Create text file in a given path with text:
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Public Sub CreateTextFile(path As String, fileName As String, text As String) Dim fso As Object Dim file As Object Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set file = fso.CreateTextFile(path & fileName, True) file.WriteLine text file.Close End Sub |
All together:
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Sub Main() Dim path As String path = "C:\Users\Username\Desktop\New folder\" CreateTextFile path, "to_delete.txt", "some text inside the file" If Not FolderIsEmpty(path) Then DeleteAllFiles path End If End Sub |
Django – CRUD application with Python
Making a CRUD application with Python is actually one of the basic thing a Python Developer should be able to do. Although some may argue it is extremely basic – it is not. Requirements The basic requirements for this one,…
Django – Making a simple web app with 4 links
The idea of the article is to show how to make a simple Django App, with 4 links, each of which navigates to a specific page. The whole code of the “app” is in GitHub, here: https://github.com/Vitosh/Python_personal/tree/master/JustProject. In general, these are…
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Python – Docstring – Help and Comments
Docstrings in Python are actually quite simple – the are 3 times this """ and the code between opening and closing them can be formatted in any possible way. The reason I have decided to dedicate a whole article to…