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   • Search for a struct item in a vector by member data

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     Answered May 23, 2017 · 28 votes

     This can be done with std::find_if

     and a search predicate, which can be expressed as a lambda function if you have C++11 (or C++0x) available:

     auto pred = [](const Friend & item) { return item.ID == 42;};std::find_if(std::begin(friends), std::end(friends), pred) != std::end(friends);

     To use an ID given as a variable, you have to capture it in the lambda expression (within the [...]):

     auto pred = [id](const Friend & item) { return item.ID == id;};std::find_if(std::begin(friends), std::end(friends), pred) != std::end(friends);

     If you don't have C++11 available, you have to define the predicate as a functor (function object). Remy Lebeau's answer uses this approach.

     To remove elements matching the criteria as defined by the predicate, use remove_if instead of find_if (the rest of the syntax is the same).

     For more algorithms, see the STL <algorithm>

     reference.

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   • Can I search a cell for specific text using IFS formula, and return text to current cell?

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     Answered Jan 29, 2020 · 0 votes

     Use INDEX/AGGREGATE:

     =INDEX({"Silver","Black","Red","Blue"},AGGREGATE(15,7,ROW($1:$4)/(ISNUMBER(SEARCH({"Silver","Black","Red","Blue"},B2))),1))-

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   • Can I search my Postman collection for a URL?

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     Answered Aug 25, 2020 · 12 votes

     Adding the substring into the Find and Replace should allow you to search for that value in the Workspace:

     More info in the Postman Learning Center:

     https://learning.postman.com/docs/getting-started/navigating-postman/#find-and-replace

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   • C++ - how can I search for a student record by name in a text file?

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     Answered Nov 27, 2017 · 1 votes

     This is not trivial in C++. I concur with the suggestion to separate IO and the student type.

     Also, separate the notion of a student record and a "database" of them (I'll use std::vector).

     Parsing is the complicated part here. Some remarks are at your question, but let me extend the advice by showing how you would reasonably accurately parse it using just standard library features.

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     #include <string> // std::string, std::getline#include <iostream> // std::cin, std::cout#include <fstream> // std::ifstream#include <vector> // std::vector#include <functional> // std::function#include <iterator> // std::istream_iterator#include <algorithm> // std::find_ifauto const EVERYTHING = 1024; // arbitrary, but suffices for normal console inputstruct student { std::string name; std::string id; int results; std::string grade;};std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, student const& s) { return os << "Student Name: " << s.name << "\n" << "Student ID: " << s.id << "\n" << "Results: " << s.results << "\n" << "Grade: " << s.grade << "\n";}std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& is, student& into) { struct parser { std::istream& _is; bool student(student& into) { return name(into.name) && id(into.id) && results(into.results) && grade(into.grade) && _is.ignore(EVERYTHING, '\n'); } private: bool lit(std::string const& expected) { std::string actual; return _is >> actual && actual == expected; } bool remainder(std::string& into) { std::string tail; bool ok = _is >> into && std::getline(_is, tail); if (ok) into += tail; return ok; } bool name(std::string& into) { return lit("Student") && lit("Name:") && remainder(into); } bool id(std::string& into) { return lit("Student") && lit("ID:") && remainder(into); } bool results(int& into) { return lit("Results:") && (_is >> into).ignore(EVERYTHING, '\n'); } bool grade(std::string& into) { return lit("Grade:") && remainder(into); } } parser{is}; if (!parser.student(into)) is.setstate(std::ios::failbit); return is;}int main() { std::ifstream file("input.txt"); std::vector<student> const database(std::istream_iterator<student>(file), {}); // for debug std::copy(database.begin(), database.end(), std::ostream_iterator<student>(std::cout, "\n")); std::function<bool(student const&)> query; std::cout << "\n Choose search method: "; std::cout << "\n 1. Find by name."; std::cout << "\n 2. Find by ID"; std::cout << "\n\n Enter your choice: "; int choice = 0; std::cin >> choice; std::cin.ignore(EVERYTHING, '\n'); std::cin.clear(); switch (choice) { case 1: { std::cout << "Enter name: "; std::string name; if (getline(std::cin, name)) query = [name](student const& s) { return s.name == name; }; } break; case 2: { std::cout << "Enter id: "; std::string id; if (getline(std::cin, id)) query = [id](student const& s) { return s.id == id; }; } break; default: std::cout << "Invalid choice! Please enter 1 or 2 as your choice."; break; } if (query) { auto match = std::find_if(database.begin(), database.end(), query); if (match == database.end()) std::cout << "No matching record found\n"; else std::cout << "Matching record:\n" << *match << "\n"; }}

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     Enter your choice: 1 Enter name: sam Matching record: Student Name: sam Student ID: 123654r Results: 97 Grade: A+

     Or

     Enter your choice: 2 Enter name: 123654r Matching record: Student Name: sam Student ID: 123654r Results: 97 Grade: A+

     Or

     Enter your choice: 3 Invalid choice! Please enter 1 or 2 as your choice.

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   • Can I throw a warning when an invalid (by my rules) value is assigned to a member of an object?

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     Answered Oct 19, 2015 · 4 votes

     Yes, you can define your properties with accessor methods:

     var obj = { get foo() { return this._foo; }, set foo(value) { if (/*...value is invalid...*/) { throw new Error(/*...*/); } this._foo = value; }};

     When used, they look just like normal properties:

     obj.foo = "some value";var x = obj.foo;-

     More here: specification | MDN

     Of course, with the above, a determined person could just assign to obj._foo instead. If you're concerned about that, you can define the accessors within an IIFE and use a local variable for the backing value:

     var obj = (function() { var foo;- return { get foo() { return foo; }, set foo(value) { if (/*...value is invalid...*/) { throw new Error(/*...*/); } foo = value; } };})();

     That accessor method syntax is just one way to define accessors; you can also do it on an existing object via Object.defineProperty (spec | MDN) and Object.defineProperties (spec | MDN) (or while creating a new object with Object.create [spec | MDN] by specifying the second argument).

     defineProperty example:

     var obj = {};(function() { var foo;- Object.defineProperty(obj, "foo", { get: function() { return foo; }, set: function(value) { if (/*...value is invalid...*/) { throw new Error(/*...*/); } foo = value; } });})();

     In ES2015, you can also do this when using class; it looks a lot like initializer syntax, but without commas between the methods:

     class Thingy { get foo() { return this._foo; } set foo(value) { if (/*...value is invalid...*/) { throw new Error(/*...*/); } this._foo = value; }}

     To avoid the obj._foo problem, you could use a WeakMap (spec | MDN) to store the values keyed by this:

     let Thingy = (() => { let foos = new WeakMap();- class Thingy { get foo() { return foos.get(this); } set foo(value) { if (/*...value is invalid...*/) { throw new Error(/*...*/); } foos.set(this, value); } }})();

     There I've used a foo-specific map, but you could also use a map keyed by this to store all your backing properties as an object.

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2. wordpress.com › plugins › enhanced-user-searchEnhanced User Search Plugin — WordPress.com

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   5 days ago · Large User Bases: Easily find specific users even amidst a vast number of accounts. Membership Sites: Efficiently manage user accounts for membership websites. Multisite Networks: Effortlessly locate users across multiple sites in your network. Enhanced User Search empowers you to manage your WordPress users with greater efficiency and ease.

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   5 days ago · You need to navigate back to Formidable » Applications » Member Directory and click on the ‘User Directory Profile’ form. Once the Formidable editor opens, click on the ‘Entries’ tab at the top of the screen to view the sample entries. Most likely, the only entries listed will be the four sample members.

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   How do I search for a member's username?

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