Q: I thought there may have been some built in parsing stuffĭ: pairs = attribs = ĭ: There's a few libraries, but simplistic formats are easy enough - if you don't care about error handlingĭ: Changing the source to use a well known format, e.g.
Q: I was trying to use built-ins to get the number between something like this in a string "attribute1: 50.223, attribute2: 442.1" Q: Is there a function to return a string between two delimiters?ī: I don't understand what you mean, but I doubt there's already a function An exampleĪ recent IRC conversation for illustration: If there are other solutions which you believe will be suggested and which you've already ruled out, then don't try to avoid going over them again – instead state why you've ruled them out, as this gives more information about your requirements and helps others provide better answers. If someone asks for more information, or especially a more specific question, do provide details. To avoid falling into this trap, always include information about a broader picture along with any attempted solution. This can lead to frustration by people who are trying to help you solve the problem because by the time you ask about it, the solution that you need help with might not have any obvious connections to the problem that you are trying to solve. That is, you are trying to solve problem X, and you think solution Y would work, but instead of asking about X when you run into trouble, you ask about Y. If I need to provide more information please tell me what I should collect.The XY problem is asking about your attempted solution rather than your actual problem.
All ports opened up except for the ones I added to reflect our webserver switching to HTTPS. I have been searching through forums, information manuals, and I even rolled the Firewall back to its original settings and reconfigured it from scratch to no avail. I was wondering if anybody would please be able to direct me to some information or to a particular item that I should look into. I have tried to test the connection in powershell and and all of the ports are opened except for the ones I added to the service group. I also called our technology contractor and he is confirming that everything is correct on the firewall. The tech rep over at Sonicwall is telling me that the firewall is fine and to check something else. I contacted Sonicwall and had them remote in and determine that everything is okay by their standard. I added some ports to a service group that was currently opened on our network.
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