Is it possible to change this #NamedQuery query:
SELECT #rownum:=#rownum+1 'no', m.title, m.author, REPLACE(SUBSTRING_INDEX(m.content, ' ', 20), '<br>', ' '), m.viewed, m.hashid FROM book m, (SELECT #rownum:=0) r WHERE m.lang = ?1 AND m.title like CONCAT('%',?2,'%') ORDER BY m.title asc
to a CriteriaBuilder equivalent. Or not?...
I think the natural way to do this would be to handle the query in JPA, but to do the numbering and string mangling in Java. The query looks like this:
EntityManagerFactory emf;
String lang;
String keyword;
CriteriaBuilder builder = emf.getCriteriaBuilder();
final CriteriaQuery<Book> criteria = builder.createQuery(Book.class);
Root<Book> root = criteria.from(Book.class);
criteria.where(builder.and(builder.equal(root.get(Book_.lang), lang), builder.like(root.get(Book_.title), ("%" + keyword + "%"))));
criteria.orderBy(builder.asc(root.get(Book_.title)));
Since the results come back in a list, you can simply use the index into the list for the 'no' field, and you can write a method getContentSnippet() on Book to do the substringing and replacement.
If you really wanted to do the string mangling in the database, perhaps to reduce the amount of text transferred, then you could write a tuple query, which could retrieve the book and the snippet. Note that i would still retrieve the whole book, rather than individual fields, because this makes subsequent programming so much easier; if you want to avoid having the whole content transferred, mark it for lazy loading in the Book class. The query looks like:
CriteriaBuilder builder = emf.getCriteriaBuilder();
final CriteriaQuery<Tuple> criteria = builder.createTupleQuery();
final Root<Book> root = criteria.from(Book.class);
final Expression<String> snippetExpr = builder.substring(root.get(Book_.content), 1, 120);
criteria.multiselect(root, snippetExpr);
criteria.where(builder.and(builder.equal(root.get(Book_.lang), lang), builder.like(root.get(Book_.title), ("%" + keyword + "%"))));
criteria.orderBy(builder.asc(root.get(Book_.title)));
I'm using substring to build the snippet, because i'm using PostgreSQL, and that doesn't have an equivalent of the SUBSTRING_INDEX function. You could use CriteriaBuilder.function to call it with MySQL. I'm still not doing the numbering or replacement in the query, because i still think that's better done in code.
EntityManager em = emf.createEntityManager();
TypedQuery<Tuple> q = em.createQuery(criteria);
List<Tuple> booksAndSnippets = q.getResultList();
for (int i = 0; i < booksAndSnippets.size(); ++i) {
Tuple bookAndSnippet = booksAndSnippets.get(i);
int no = i + 1;
Book book = bookAndSnippet.get(root);
String snippet = bookAndSnippet.get(snippetExpr).replace("<br>", " ");
}
I really think you might have an easier time using JPQL, though!
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I need a regex for filtering out a query. For example, I get a query input as below.
state:CA AND country:US OR postalcode:8888
Here, I need to extract terms based on " AND ", " OR " (any case). Can someone please provide the regex with which I can extract terms like "state:CA", "country:US" etc?
I want to consider the spaces before and after the AND, OR as the other terms might contain "and", "or" as part of string.
Eg: state:OR AND country:US
UPDATE:
I have tried something like this
\sAND\s|\sOR\s
With this, I could find the patterns " AND ", " OR ". But, how to make it case-insensitive?
What flavor or regex are you using ?
If the value in your key/pair values will always be comprised of one word only, this would do:
\w+:\w+
Test it here.
Update:
Since your values are comprised by more than one word only, I think you should be splitting the string into key/value pairs instead of using regexes.
Here's how you could do it in javascript:
var s = 'state:New York AND country:US OR postalcode:8888'
var dataBlocks = s.replace(/AND|and|And|OR|Or/g, '|').split('|')
for(var i = 0; i < dataBlocks.length; i++) dataBlocks[i] = dataBlocks[i].trim()
//your resulting array would like like
//Array [ "state:New York", "country:US", "postalcode:8888" ]
The same solution, in C#:
Regex r = new Regex(#"AND|and|And|OR|Or");
var s = "state:New York AND country:US OR postalcode:8888";
var keyValuePairs = r.Replace(s, "|").Split(new char[] { '|' }).Select(z =>
{
var keyValue = z.Trim().Split(new char[] { ':' });
return new KeyValuePair<string, string>(keyValue.FirstOrDefault(), keyValue.LastOrDefault());
});
foreach (var keyValuePair in keyValuePairs)
Console.WriteLine("Key: {0}\tValue:{1}", keyValuePair.Key, keyValuePair.Value);
I have not done any RegEx work in MATLAB, I do not think this is an environment issue but I am not sure. Here is my task:
Download NASDQ stock data from ftp://ftp.nasdaqtrader.com/symboldirectory/nasdaqtraded.txt
Extract all stock symbols using a RegEx
Here is the RegEx that I created: ^[A-Z]\|([A-Z]+)\|.+\|[A-Z]\|[A-Z]\|[A-Z]\|\d\d\d\|[A-Z]\|[A-Z]\|.*\|[A-Z]+$
This expression works on some, but not all lines in this file. For example, it works perfectly for this line:
- Y|AAPL|Apple Inc. - Common Stock|Q|Q|N|100|N|N||AAPL
However it does not match anything from this line:
- Y|A|Agilent Technologies, Inc. Common Stock|N| |N|100|N||A|A
- Y|AAMC|Altisource Asset Management Corp Com|A| |N|100|N||AAMC|AAMC
Help please...thanks!
Your file seems to be a set of columns delimited with |, with first line being column names.
Here is a solution to create directly structure array whose field names are obtained from column names:
function [structArray] = ReadNasdaqTraded(filename)
%[
% For debug
if (nargin < 1), filename = 'nasdaqtraded.txt'; end
% Read full file content
text = fileread(filename);
% Split on newline
text = strsplit(strtrim(text), '\n');
header = text{1}; % Keep header
content = text(2:(end-1)); % Keep content
footer = text{end}; %#ok - We don't care about last line (file creation date)
% Build suitable field names
fieldNames = strsplit(header, '|');
fieldNames = strtrim(fieldNames); % Remove any
fieldNames = strrep(fieldNames, ' ', ''); % spaces (TODO: OR special characters)
% Reformat content into cell matrix
count = length(content);
columnCount = length(fieldNames);
cellArray = cell(count, columnCount);
for ri = 1:count,
cellArray(ri, :) = strsplit(content{ri}, '|', 'CollapseDelimiters', false); % Carefull not to collapse empty delimiters
end
% Create structure array from cell content
structArray = cell2struct(cellArray, fieldNames, 2);
%]
It returns some result like this:
>> ReadNasdaqTraded('nasdaqtraded.txt')
ans =
8188x1 struct array with fields:
NasdaqTraded
Symbol
SecurityName
ListingExchange
MarketCategory
ETF
RoundLotSize
TestIssue
FinancialStatus
CQSSymbol
NASDAQSymbol
Easy to use then for whatever extra processing you need ...
Alright; so here's the whole thing I'm suppose to do.
Input a number that corresponds with a number in Data Worksheet Column A and return the adjacent row data.
I want it to return the adjacent cells; example. If it finds 052035 in cell A5378, I Want it to return the data or cell numbers B5378, C5378
EDIT: I've deleted my code; since it didn't really follow with a good way to do it.
Worksheet Structure for Data:
A 1-7800ish[6 Digit number 1-9]
B 1-7800ish Area Codes
C 1-7800ish City/States
The data by the way; is a relatively large set that I got from a query on a SQL-Server. The string number that I'm looking for should have no duplicates based on my original query. [I grouped by before copying it over]
If ya'll have resources for a quick introduction to VB from a programming perspective that'll be helpful. I can program in C/C++ but the syntax in VB is a little weird to me.
If your end goal is to simply find the exact match in column A, and return the values in corresponding row, columns B & C, Regular Expressions is the wrong tool for the job. Use built in functions like Match.
I still don't understand the point of this exercise, as, the data is already arranged in columns A, B and C., you could simply use AutoFilter... This subroutine simply tells you that the value is found (and returns the corresponding data) or not found.
I have tested this (made a small change in dimensioning vals variable)
Sub Foo()
Dim valToLookFor As String
Dim rngToLookAt As Range
Dim foundRow As Long
Dim vals() As Variant
valToLookFor = "052035"
Set rngToLookAt = Range("A:A")
If Not IsError(Application.Match(valToLookFor, rngToLookAt, False)) Then
foundRow = Application.Match(valToLookFor, rngToLookAt, False)
ReDim vals(1)
vals(0) = rngToLookAt.Cells(foundRow).Offset(0, 1).Value
vals(1) = rngToLookAt.Cells(foundRow).Offset(0, 2).Value
'Alternatively, to return the cell address:
'vals(0) = rngToLookAt.Cells(foundRow).Offset(0,1).Address
'vals(1) = rngToLookAt.Cells(foundRow).Offset(0,2).Address
MsgBox Join(vals, ",")
Else:
Erase vals
MsgBox valToLookFor & " not found!", vbInformation
End If
End Sub
Here is proof that it works:
I'm new to spring framework. I'm trying to retrieve record sets from a SQL server 2005 database table using NamedParameterJdbcTemplate that matches multiple patterns(patterns are stored in an ArrayList) .
The below code retrieves record sets matching a set of values:
List<String> valuesForBuildingPatterns1 = getValuesForBuildingPatterns1();
List<String> valuesForBuildingPatterns2 = getValuesForBuildingPatterns2();
String sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM sqlServerTable col1 IN (:pattern1) AND col2 IN (:pattern2)";
MapSqlParameterSource params = new MapSqlParameterSource();
params.addValue("pattern1", valuesForBuildingPatterns1);
params.addValue("pattern2", valuesForBuildingPatterns2);
resultset = namedParameterJdbcTemplate.query(sqlQuery, params, new MyRowMapper());
Problem: Instead of searching for a list of string values, I want to search for a list of regex patterns (like %xyz%). But I'm unable to use both the "IN" clause and "LIKE" operator in the SQL query as shown below:
List<String> pattern1 = new ArrayList<String>();
List<String> pattern2 = new ArrayList<String>();
for(String str : valuesForBuildingPatterns1)
pattern1.add("%"+str+"%"); //If str="xyz", it adds "%xyz%" to the new list
for(String str : valuesForBuildingPatterns2)
pattern2.add("%"+str+"%");
String sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM sqlServerTable col1 IN LIKE (:pattern1) AND col2 IN (:pattern2)";
MapSqlParameterSource params = new MapSqlParameterSource();
params.addValue("pattern1", pattern1);
params.addValue("pattern2", pattern2);
resultset = namedParameterJdbcTemplate.query(sqlQuery, params, new MyRowMapper());
I also tried looping through the lists and buliding the SQL query with "LIKE" operator alone without the "IN" clause.However the query() method doesn't accept this. Besides, building the SQL query like this beats the main purpose of using NamedParameterJdbcTemplate, I guess.
for(String str1 : valuesForBuildingPatterns1)
for(String str2 : valuesForBuildingPatterns2)
{
String sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM sqlServerTable col1 LIKE " + str1 + " AND col2 LIKE " + str2";
resultset.add(namedParameterJdbcTemplate.query(sqlQuery,null,new MyRowMapper()));
}
Can you please guide me on solving this problem? Please tell if more information is needed and kindly pardon my ignorance as don't know much about the framework.
Thanks a lot. Your help is greatly appreciated.
PS: The project is being developed using an internal tool developed by the organization that I'm working for. This tool is built upon Spring framework and hence supports all services provided by spring framework.
I figured out a way to achieve it. Thanks guys.
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
for(String str1 : valuesForBuildingPatterns1)
for(String str2 : valuesForBuildingPatterns2)
sb.append(" col1 LIKE '%" + str1 + "%' AND col2 LIKE '%" + str2 + "%' OR");
sb.delete(sb.length()-2, sb.length());
String sqlQuery = "SELECT * FROM sqlServerTable WHERE" + sb.toString();
resultset = namedParameterJdbcTemplate.query(sqlQuery, params, new MyRowMapper());
I am using vb.net to parse my own basic scripting language, sample below. I am a bit stuck trying to deal with the 2 separate types of nested brackets.
Assuming name = Sam
Assuming timeFormat = hh:mm:ss
Assuming time() is a function that takes a format string but
has a default value and returns a string.
Hello [[name]], the time is [[time(hh:mm:ss)]].
Result: Hello Sam, the time is 19:54:32.
The full time is [[time()]].
Result: The full time is 05/06/2011 19:54:32.
The time in the format of your choice is [[time([[timeFormat]])]].
Result: The time in the format of your choice is 19:54:32.
I could in theory change the syntax of the script completely but I would rather not. It is designed like this to enable strings without quotes because it will be included in an XML file and quotes in that context were getting messy and very prone to errors and readability issues. If this fails I could redesign using something other than quotes to mark out strings but I would rather use this method.
Preferably, unless there is some other way I am not aware of, I would like to do this using regex. I am aware that the standard regex is not really capable of this but I believe this is possible using MatchEvaluators in vb.net and some form of recursion based replacing. However I have not been able to get my head around it for the last day or so, possibly because it is hugely difficult, possibly because I am ill, or possibly because I am plain thick.
I do have the following regex for parts of it.
Detecting the parentheses: (\w*?)\((.*?)\)(?=[^\(+\)]*(\(|$))
Detecting the square brackets: \[\[(.*?)\]\](?=[^\[+\]]*(\[\[|$))
I would really appreciate some help with this as it is holding the rest of my project back at the moment. And sorry if I have babbled on too much or not put enough detail, this is my first question on here.
Here's a little sample which might help you iterate through several matches/groups/captures. I realize that I am posting C# code, but it would be easy for you to convert that into VB.Net
//these two may be passed in as parameters:
string tosearch;//the string you are searching through
string regex;//your pattern to match
//...
Match m;
CaptureCollection cc;
GroupCollection gc;
Regex r = new Regex(regex, RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
m = r.Match(tosearch);
gc = m.Groups;
Debug.WriteLine("Number of groups found = " + gc.Count.ToString());
// Loop through each group.
for (int i = 0; i < gc.Count; i++)
{
cc = gc[i].Captures;
counter = cc.Count;
int grpnum = i + 1;
Debug.WriteLine("Scanning group: " + grpnum.ToString() );
// Print number of captures in this group.
Debug.WriteLine(" Captures count = " + counter.ToString());
if (cc.Count >= 1)
{
foreach (Capture cap in cc)
{
Debug.WriteLine(string.format(" Capture found: {0}", cap.ToString()));
}
}
}
Here is a slightly simplified version of the code I wrote for this. Thanks for the help everyone and sorry I forgot to post this before. If you have any questions or anything feel free to ask.
Function processString(ByVal scriptString As String)
' Functions
Dim pattern As String = "\[\[((\w+?)\((.*?)\))(?=[^\(+\)]*(\(|$))\]\]"
scriptString = Regex.Replace(scriptString, pattern, New MatchEvaluator(Function(match) processFunction(match)))
' Variables
pattern = "\[\[([A-Za-z0-9+_]+)\]\]"
scriptString = Regex.Replace(scriptString, pattern, New MatchEvaluator(Function(match) processVariable(match)))
Return scriptString
End Function
Function processFunction(ByVal match As Match)
Dim nameString As String = match.Groups(2).Value
Dim paramString As String = match.Groups(3).Value
paramString = processString(paramString)
Select Case nameString
Case "time"
Return getLocalValueTime(paramString)
Case "math"
Return getLocalValueMath(paramString)
End Select
Return ""
End Function
Function processVariable(ByVal match As Match)
Try
Return moduleDictionary("properties")("vars")(match.Groups(1).Value)
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
End Function