Here is the code that i wrote. When i enter a lowercase character such as 'a', it gives me a blank character but afterwards it works well. Can you tell me what i did wrong? Thanks. :)
#include <iostream>#include <string>using namespace std;int main(){ char letter; cout << "You will be asked to enter a character."; cout << "\nIf it is a lowercase character, it will be converted to uppercase."; cout << "\n\nEnter a character. Press . to stop: "; cin >> letter; if(islower(letter)) { letter = isupper(letter); cout << letter; } while(letter != '.') { cout << "\n\nEnter a character. Press . to stop: "; cin >> letter; if(islower(letter)) { letter = toupper(letter); cout << letter; } } return 0;}My question may be too specific for such a forum, but I am at a loss for where I can find any kind of info about the sgml/sgmt file in our archives database that creates an EAD (encoded archival description) XML.
I have fixed most of the problems that a contractor left us with, but am cursed by the creation of embedded closing tags. For example, If there is a <c01> component that has a <c02> embedded, I need the sgmt to create a closing tag for both after all <c02> are closed.
Example:
<c01> <c02> </c02> <c02> </c02> </c01>The command line I have for creating a closing tag in the sgml/sgmt is:
<%%command("generateclosinglevels=.t.;closinglength=2;")%%> The problem is that I need lower case in the </c0#> but the the command creates a capital c, </C01#>.
Does anyone have an idea how to get the command to generate lower case c?
Here is all of it just in case someone can send me in the right direction.
<%%command("generateclosinglevels=.t.;closinglength=2;")%%><%%FILE-GROUP ORDER GROUP (m.group_nbr)%%> <titleproper encodinganalog="title">A GUIDE TO THE <%%group.group_nam%%>, <date><%%group.inc_dte%%></date></titleproper> <author encodinganalog="creator">Processed by: <%%fmtmemog ('group.cat_by',1)%%></author> <!--misc stuff here--> <dsc type="combined"> <head>Detailed Description of the Records</head> <%%file-series order series (alltrim(group.group_nbr))%%> <c<%%archivallevel%%> level="series"> <did> <unittitle><num>Series Number: <%%series.series_nbr%%> </num><%%series.series_nam%%> <unitdate type="inclusive"><%%series.inc_dte%%></unitdate></unittitle> </did><%%file-fileunit order callnbr (alltrim(subseries.series_nbr))%%> <c<%%archivallevel%%> level="file"> <did> <container type="File Unit"><%%fileunit.fileunit_nbr%%></container> <unittitle><%%fileunit.title%%>, <unitdate><%%fileunit.origin%%></unitdate></unittitle> <note><p><%%fileunit.notes%%></p></note> </did><%%file-biblio order callnbr (alltrim(alltrim(fileunit.local_nbr)+'-'+fileunit.callnbr))%%> <c<%%archivallevel%%> level="item"> <did> <container type="Item"><%%BIBLIO.BIBLIO_NBR%%></container> <unittitle><%%biblio.title%%>, <unitdate><%%biblio.origin%%></unitdate></unittitle> <note><p><%%BIBLIO.notes%%></p></note> </did><%%/file-biblio%%><%%/file-fileunit%%><%%/file-series%%><%%/file-group%%></dsc></archdesc></ead>I've just compiled the version MySQL 8.0.12 in a Ubuntu 16.0.4.
After following the instructions in the website and making the following my.cnf file:
[mysqld]datadir=/usr/local/mysql/datasocket=/tmp/mysql.sockport=3306log-error=/usr/local/mysql/data/localhost.localdomain.erruser=mysqlsecure_file_priv=/usr/local/mysql/mysql-fileslocal_infile=OFFlog_error = /var/log/mysql/error.log# Remove case sensitive in table nameslower_case_table_names=1I get the following error:
2018-08-11T19:45:06.461585Z 1 [ERROR] [MY-011087] [Server] Different lower_case_table_names settings for server ('1') and data dictionary ('0').What should I change so that data dictionary is aligned to server settings?
I have to rename a complete folder tree recursively so that no uppercase letter appears anywhere (it's C++ sourcecode, but that shouldn't matter). Bonus points for ignoring CVS and SVN control files/folders. Preferred way would be a shell script, since shell should be available at any Linux box.
There were some valid arguments about details of the file renaming.
I think files with same lowercase names should be overwritten, it's the user's problem. When checked out on a case-ignoring file system would overwrite the first one with the latter, too.
I would consider A-Z characters and transform them to a-z, everything else is just calling for problems (at least with source code).
The script would be needed to run a build on a Linux system, so I think changes to CVS or SVN control files should be omitted. After all, it's just a scratch checkout. Maybe an "export" is more appropriate.
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I have table like this:
Table name: hash_table---------------- id hash---------------- 1 abc 2 aBc 3 abC 4 AbC 5 ABc----------------There is difference between lowercase and uppercase characters. For example abc unequal aBc.
In this query, return all rows:
SELECT * FROM `hash_table` WHERE `hash` = "abc"By search in stackoverflow, some answers talk about UPPER, LOWER and UCASE use in select query but they return all rows.
Is there a way to return only correct row?
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